missing the opennet, peres. click to see. the worst came at the back.rgentina was so poor at the back. in the end, argentina was so poor it was hard to watch. it only got worse. this was magnificent. ivan added the gloss. croatia, through. the mighty argentina, fallen, and relying on others. the passion of peru has made itself known. but one mistake was all it took. france pounced on a loose ball. still, the south americans pressed, denied only by the woodwork. that is as close as they came. the first world cup in 36 yea rs they came. the first world cup in 36 years is over. what could have been france is heading to the knockout stage, but nowhere near their best. for some, it will only ever be a dream. no one expects denmark and australia to be there at the end. but christian ericsson was determined to show what he could do. power and precision and pure happiness. he did not last long. the var spotted a handball. jedinak put them level. still a possibility for both of them. going back to the astonishing argentina defeat. they beg for forgiveness after

largest number of female ministers in the country's modern history the new cabinet under prime minister peres sanches includes eleven women and six men the socialist party leader took over after the conservative incumbent martin or the horse was ousted in a vote of no confidence. britain supreme court has said that northern ireland's strict abortion law is incompatible with human rights it says it does not have the powers to challenge it and enforce a change the ruling comes after a constitutional ban on abortion was overturned by a referendum in the republic of ireland gnostic turkish which is living abroad have started casting their ballots in the country snap elections in june on june twenty fourth here in germany polling stations open this morning across the country of the more than three million turkish overseas vote is the hof live in germany and they could stay or influence the outcome of the election in the last election three years ago some sixty percent of votes cast in germany went to president of egypt. and his party the somites higher percentage than turkey itself did the obvious

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maryland and virginia do not charge a tax on uber or lyft but some jurisdictions do charge a 25 cent peren the district, mark seagraves, news 4. >>> the new tax goes into infeft october 1st. it is based on where your car begins. if you get in the car in d.c. and go to virginia or maryland, you have to pay the tax. >>> a new name for major roadway in virginia. the city council voted to rename the jeffers davis highway. the section of route 1 will be known as ricigond hhway starting in january. in may, the council accepted a report recommending that change. supporterschaid the stret of reacway shouldn't be named forhe tingthures fire stpr ltookiden at what the westfield montgomery mall is going to look like without the sears. planners say it will be redeveloped into aes lle destination with shops, cafes, movies, and a park. sears is closing next march. the company's already closed hundreds oftores across the country and even more closings are planned. >>> you heard the expressio there is no such thing as a free luh? that's not the case for children in our area. with school out, many are mis

but peres, like his team, should have gone better. as the game grew, so have gone better.t say they won't warned. when the goal came, it was all their own doing. the goalkeeper, what an absolutely awful mistake. rebic with a finish that only got croatia started. those blue and white hopes already fading before modric took control. modric, great goal! magnificent goal by modric. there is no way back for argentina, not even with him. and now argentina could only watch, croatia again going close through macro rakitic. but his goal would eventually come. eventually. 3-0, and curtains for argentina. 0utperformed, up played, messi and argentina's dream in tatters. it is croatia heading for the last 16. earlier today, england were back in training ahead of their next match on sunday against panama. but it appears that the top—secret line up for the game may have been accidentally revealed. here is our sports editor dan roan. he may have dislocated his shoulder while outjogging yesterday but southgate was showing little sign of pain this morning as he oversaw training. whether he

you can see how desperate thele trump pere to say don't buy into these pictures because they know that these pictures have the capacity, i think, to change minds and to motivate voters. enivasan: besides the imagery, it seems that trump supporters are actually cohesing around the fact that theirle er is under attack in a way that could affect thi notion of any blue wave or something happening in the midterms. theyoeem more determined now go support their president because they feel he's being unfairly targeted. >> reporter: the president's approval ratings among republicans is ni toung 90%. the only republican president who came close to that was george w. bush in the immediate 11.ermath of and i think you're quite right. it's a theme that you and i have talked about often, that the president has succeed in convincing his supporters, if you hear something bad about me, it's a lie. double down on your support.en >> sasan: what about the people who are carrying out the administration's policies?ea ier this weekend, there was the incident where sara huckabee sanders, the press secretary u

spain's new socialist prime minister peres sanchez has got to work on putting together a minority government but a right wing group which broke away from the people's party of ousted prime minister mariano rajoy has been holding a rally in madrid calling for early elections years they've a cheater with more. they want an election they want to make sure that whoever is in charge of the country to have a prime minister is not reliant on just eighty four votes that's a tiny minority of the votes in spain they want a real election they wanted now they want to make sure that whoever is the prime minister has much more support within the country and it's very clear the pederast senses does not have that support and that the socialist policies do not have the broad support of the whole of the country so they want to early elections many of the right wing throughout the country want to have actually and i think many analysts to me realize that the instability that this is creating is going to be no good for spain just by the fact that it is doing extremely well in economic terms compared to the rest

d we will also get pere from congress throughout the program. joining us now is ted yoho, who sits on the subcommittee for asia and the pacific, and is in the chair of that committee. we have heard from some viewers this morning about the nuclear threat north korea poses. do you think the president will get the follow-through from kim jong-un on destroying the nuclear program that he has promised in the negotiation? want to make sure we get to complete denuclearization, but that is a long ways off. we have two people that have decided to do a project, like to build a house.

also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law that peres and so forth and so on no i think they just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing remove themselves. from the human rights council and say it's a positive thing this is the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served its enemies to protect the interests. of former software engineer is facing charges over what has been described as the largest information leak in the agency's history prosecutors claim that during his time at the cia josh marshall to unlawfully obtain information on its intelligence gathering capabilities he then allegedly provided it to an organization that purported to publicly disseminate such information and while the indictment does not mention this organization by name the whistleblowers lawyer said that the prosecution was looking for any links between him and wiki leaks the f.b.i. believed that mr schultz who was involved in that leak a sport of their list a geisha in their obtained numerous search warrants for mr shouldest pho

spain's new prime minister peres sanchez has been sworn in the socialist leader succeed money and. he lost a vote of confidence in parliament after a corruption scandal within his party who accuses the socialists of an opportunistic power grab and the catalonia region has sworn in its new cabinet move automatically ends seven months of direct rule by spain central government as well as catalonia failed bid for independence from spain the new cabinet is there by crim daughter who's a close aide of the deposed catalan leader has put. it in a month i know as editor in chief of the spanish newspaper is global she says there's likely to be a change of attitude from madrid towards catalonia now sanchez is in power. the problem is the parties he's got the support to to go ahead with this no confidence vote are very unlikely partners they are either independent is both on cataloguing and the best country or they are delayed the extreme left party which has been disputing with the socialist party the left is bits of our voters so he will have to to look for some policies that he can move ah

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pere trying to keep cool in shos and t-shirts. frome jacobs joins us now alexandria. are the shorts and t-shirt working, ni rle? orter: well, for some it's certainly working, but i can tell yo t, doctors warn against this kind of heat and notg tak lightly. it really can be deceiving, especially when you're having fun like these kids are. it makesor cause for parents to not only make sure their kids are protectedhe from t heat but also they are protectedm fro the heat. a few days before the official start of summer, but already the fu has begun. >> i'm happy because we head outside, it's like g on in the 80s, 90s. >> in fairfax county, beating the heat turns into enjoying a splash. >> i was actually hoping may they'd do first steps out here, but not quite yet. >> no first steps for 11 month old twins charlot and savannah, but it's their first water park experience and they ow exactly what they like. >> water, just anything. especially if it's splash. >> simple for them but a little more strategy when it comes to staying safe in the heat. >> i thought nice way to get in

we can tell you you those responding officers are now offl duty pere department policy. and we are still waiting for the name andge of tha man who was killed yesterday. we're live in northwest, jusn finch, news 4. >>> d.c. police also investigating an overnight shooting that left a. man de police are searching for two men who were seen in a yellow dodge charger. that shooting happened in errtheast just aft midnight. there is valero gas station in that area. ll police if you have any information. >>> a 17-year-old is charged as an adu allegedly taking a stolen gun to a high school in montgomery county. elijah does not attend paint brch, but yesterday he tried to enter the school by giving a fake name and school i.d. numbet to security as be he ran away. the school resource oiffficer arrestedim and found a loaded gun in his bag. police traced the stolen gun to pennsylvania. >>> police in virginia beach foiled a possible terror plot at a prom. they arrested two and charged them with conspiracy to commit a terrorist act. lrpolice weredy on guard because of threats made again

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, democracynow.org, the war and pere i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. ,e are still with tim shorrocks in singapore, was at the news conference, president trump's first extended news conference in over a year. juan: i want to ask you about the statement that they signed, that the two leaders signed that basically had four general points about committing to establishing new relationships between the united states and the democratic people's republic of north korea and buildin andstableasting peace. oneatf the principles is reaffirming the april 20 7, 2018 declaration whichh is -- came ot of the meeting of the south korean leader and the north korean leader back on april 28. this is basically reaffirming what has already been negotiated, which is working toward an end to the korean war. >> that is right. i thought that was significant because it does put the two koreas back in the middle of this, the middle of any agreement. say endingation did the war, ending the hostility, and taking steps to end the hostilities. then expanding it to make a peace treaty formally ending the war, which

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. >>> james corden took paul mccartney out for carpool karaoke in ng up, how their pere turned up ask. >>> ahead, new evidence that drinking lots of coffee can help crews are investigating after a vacant building went up in flames in san jose. good morning. crews are investigating after a vacant building went up in flames in san jose. they say the two alarm fire broke out last night. firefighters eventually got it out. no one was hurt. another area code is coming to the bay area. this time and parts of the east bay. now anyone with the new number in the western portions of alameda and contra costa counties will get 341 as their area code. >>> stay with us. a lookt weather in just a moment.>>> good morning. we are tracking a motorcycle accident that had a couple of lanes blocked along the east shore freeway. here is a live look. this is not right near carlson and university. -- this is right near carlson and university. we are in the red with a 45 minute ride heading out of hercules to the maze where continues to be slow with an additional 20 minutes heading into san francisco. the ri

ap correspondent sonya peres is in one of the hardest hit areas. >> the firemen say they can hear people scream bug they can't go to help them because the mud is blocking the roads. >> reporter: not everyone from my family escaped, said connel is consuelo. when asked if some were buried, she said, i would say so. they bolted away as the molten rock got too close. government officials hesitated to call for evacuations when the eruption began. they waited until lava began flowing down the volcano's banks to urge people to leave. about four hours after the this eruption spewed ash and rock more than 32,000 feet into the air. sunday's blast was the volcano's second this year and its most violent in more than four decades. >> the danger is not over. officials fear the death toll will rise because so many homes are difficult to access. other nations are helping with deliveries of food, blankets and medicine. norah. >> all right, don, thank you. >>> a 5.5 magnitude earthquake is among hundreds of new quakings that continue to rock the summit of hawaii's kilauea volcano. they are raising concern

that could ham peres skew effpe efforts. the rain could make a concrete-like substance that could further damage infrastructure here. >> thank you, manuel bojorquez. >>> the kilauea volcano is once again pouring into the ocean. and releasing toxic steam mixed with tiny particles of glass. the number of homes destroyed by the eruption is dramatically higher this morning. carter evans is in kapoha with more on this story. >> reporter: good morning. that's kilauea's most active fissure behind me. the lava fountain lighting up the night sky for miles around and the lava field growing as well. it now covers about eight square miles. that's the equivalent to 3,800 football fields. this is the eruption that's been blasting lava up to 260 feet in the air for more than a week. the total number of home, destroyed is now believed to be 159, up from 87 on friday. this is the second time lava has hit the ocean since the crisis began. this is where the lava meets the ocean. it's cool now, so it's hard enough to walk on, but you can still

innovation going on as you know for every industry and there is a lot of discussion about peer to pere th markets that could evolve. so we are studying it. we have tes of people lookin at those technologies. it is really an exciting time to be in the energy industry determining how to put these tools to work for the benefit of our customers. but i would say it is very early stage understanding for us >> what do you think about the president's big push and effort to bail out the coal industry and try to bring back jobs >> we are still studying the proposal that has been the subject of conversation over the last few weeks, really the last week i woulr duke energy, we believe deeply in the importance of restillness resiliency, but we'll be anxious to learn more and if there are resiliency issues that need to be pursued, we'll be anxious to work with the administration to identify and address them, but do so in a way that does not raise prices to customers >> but you're not going back in that direction, are you? >> i'm sorry >> younot going back into the direction of coal, are you >> coal

pere off grd. they don't know what to make of it. administration is jockeying around trying to cut the best deals. i still think short-term pain, long-term gain this does not come to fruition. not disclosed as bad as advertised. >> a little bit agree, little bit disagree. business is planned for the long term. when they are stuck for a year not even been able to plan. we have the story with tax reform and they couldn't plan. over time if they're not able to complain and invest, it will have a longer-term impact. so business owners, wages have a whole bunch of inbound business owners, the other ceos really want to see something break on this so they can know how to mute the business going forward. neil: the president doesn't appear willing to go an to go in to go an inch on this and says we are the ones with the strongest economy from the position of strength. what do you make of it? >> tromped digs himself into a hole, gets right in the corner until the very last possible minute and all of a sudden he's 180 degrees. the same thing he

prince charles attended funerals of yitzhak rabin and shimon peres, for example, in 1994 prince philip— he will be meeting benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. very tense time as it so often is in the middle east. and particularly with that particular question of recognition by president trump ofjerusalem as the capital of israel, and also the recent confrontations we've seen along the border with gaza and a number of palestinians shot dead on the border by israeli security forces. there is prince william meeting israeli dignitaries in tel aviv, heading to jerusalem meeting israeli dignitaries in tel aviv, heading tojerusalem from tel aviv. then he will be going to the palestinian territories as well, a three—day visit altogether. a landmark visit, really, by a member of the british royalfamily. this visit is coinciding with the 70th anniversary of britain's exit from the region and of israel's independence, which of course palestinians mourn as their dispossession. as we were saying, we understand that this visit is something the british government wanted to do. they have been nervou

there, but there's criticism that sudden will you you legitimized this regime >> i think it was shimon peres who said you don't negotiate peace with your friends, you negotiate peace with your enemies. there'no need to sit in a room with these people. >> we know that probably somewhere in north korea, god knows what's happening in some of those camps while this was going on, and that in the back of your mind you know that's happening. that's just the reality of it. >> that's the reality. i talk to a lot of human riteghs experts, i listen to what they say. a lot of them want to ca out north korea on human rites is rs issues, and that's fine, but you have to realize how do you make progress on human rights with a country like north korea the only way do is by engaging with them and improving the relationship to where they take concrete steps >> the good news is we're engaged now. but how far along do you think we really are? david sanger asked that question about how many nukes do they have really wanted him to quantify it he wouldn't give a number. he said substantial. the question is does he

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led ryall to their third consecutive champions league title the club's president brought in to no peres said the decision had come as a complete surprise. at the. tariffs and retaliate in the u.s. pushes ahead with punitive import levies risking a trade war the metal duty's against some of its biggest allies and sparked outrage from world leaders same reaction on financial markets the dispute also getting stopped prices for american companies. also coming up on the program kenya's youth takes to the streets to protest corruption. this is your business update i'm headed home for you in berlin glad you could be with us well it is official the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says the u.s. will impose penalty tariffs on imported steel and alum a new products from the european union will come into effect on friday along with tariffs against canada and mexico steel will face a twenty five percent tariff aluminum ten percent after hard negotiations at the o.e.c.d. conference in paris e.u. negotiators are unable to get the u.s. to reverse its position the e.u. has.

d we will also get pere from congress throughout the program. joining us now is ted yoho, who sits on the subcommittee for asia and the pacific, and is in the chair of that committee. we have heard from some viewers this morning about the nuclear threat north korea poses. do you think the president will get the follow-through from kim jong-un on destroying the nuclear program that he has promised in the negotiation? want to make sure we get to complete denuclearization, but that is a long ways off. we have two people that have decided to do a project, like to build a house. now they have to sit down and figure out what they want to do. they have some of the outlines of peace and stability. it has to be mutually agreed find and we have to complete denuclearization for you the united states -- for the united states, the world, and north korea. and finding prisoners of war, that is something we agreed on. agree 100%,aller, i and the second caller and even the independent. this has never happened before, where you have leaders of two nations sit dow