want to take a selfie?ardashian says she is not taking them that much anymore. >> that's a lie. judge jeanine: why? because she is so self-absorbed she wants to see herself. do people smile, do they smooch? >> smile. judge jeanine: let's take a selfie. kim kardashian says she is not taking selfies that much. do you think she can get through the day without taking pictures of herself. >> so many other people are taking pictures of her she doesn't need to do it herself. judge jeanine: do you take selfies? >> no. judge jeanine: do you know what a selfie is? >> yes. judge jeanine: it's on video. watch it. kim kardashian says she is not taking selfies anymore. >> oh, please, never. i would never believe that. i can't imagine her staying out of the limelight. judge jeanine: what makes a good selfie? >> going higher than yourself. judge jeanine: like this? >> it projects amazing light. judge jeanine: why wouldn't you want to look better than you look in person, then when people meet you they are disappointed. >> y

. >>> coming up, national selfie day. >> national selfie day. >> ready?ies ready to go? we're going to celebrate. >> let me take a selfie. happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >>> let me take a selfie. >>> let me take a selfie. >> oh. >> oh, hi. sorry about that. we were busy celebrating national selfie day. >> and to kick off this special day, we're going head to head to a special place in the middle of the pacific ocean that got made for an instagram. >> dozens of tourists have had brushes with the law and face thousands in fines, possible jail time for taking selfies in restricted kilauea volcano eruption zones. 40 people have been arrested since may 3rd while trying to get a shot with this force of nature. >> violators have been hit with loitering and trespassing charges for doing it for the gram. >> let's take a look at some of the most famous selfies in history. of cours

have you some of the most famous selfies out there. >> what did we do before the selfie?n the subway. the obsession predates the cell phone and snapshots of happy, smiley and sultry photos continues. ♪ let me take a selfie >> from justin timberlake with selfie kid at the super bowl to right there in the middle of the royal wedding, it's the cultural phenomenon so big it's got itself own museum of selfie this past spring. >> i just really speak to the time and age we're in where everyone is flashing a photo of themselves. >> devoted to the roots of the selfie. defined as an image of oneself taken by oneself which goes back years from van gogh who painted his selfie 43 times to thelma and louise in 1991. and one of the most popular of all time at the oscars. this past decade is when the selfie exploded as the defining image of our time just about one out of every two photos taken is a selfie., just about one out of every two photos taken is a selfie. even an event parallel to the winter games, the selfie olympics. going for gold on twitter. since 2010, the word selfie has b

|j would ask them not to pout so much in selfies as well. is employers even asking you for certificates, i do not think i have ever been asked! me either. a lot more checking goes on these days. they should be more concerned about some of the social media posts than your degree. you would be terrified if you bought one and you knew you had, i would if you bought one and you knew you had, iwould be if you bought one and you knew you had, i would be sitting... if you bought one and you knew you had, iwould be sitting... if if you bought one and you knew you had, i would be sitting... if i got a newjob on the basis of that, i would be waiting for a tap on the shoulder! employers will have to check out with the universities themselves. or move towards digital certificates. it is already happening. we will stay with the times. they will take up a big part of this review. donald trump stabbed in the back by the g7, which is what his advisers are saying as he left early for the next summit at singapore. we had donald trump growing his toys out of t

selfies putting animals at risk. hunt them in the forest because they are quite cute. 0h, chico's holding my hands, yes, hello chico. we are hunting for icebergs on a budget. plus, we go underground in search of london's hidden rivers. and district line rumbling through. this week, we're talking selfies. and some will go to great lengths to get that perfect snap. wherever you are in the world. to help animals who are being used in the tourist industry. first wildlife hospital. of photo opportunities. under that hashtag, there are almost 15,000 posts. of endangered animals or their parts are not allowed on instagram. with exotic animals. it is an issue charities are trying to tackle on the ground. how big a problem are these animal selfie pictures? it's huge, it's huge. working here in thailand. one—second selfie, and sadly, it's a lifetime for that animal. there's a few more here... what's he riding on? this is a liger, which is a cross between a tiger and a lion. but this guy is riding it. a lot of these animals are

this dude is looking for a selfie. he doesn't just want any selfie.s the selfie with a police officer. >> and then -- >> oh. >> what? >> it's not national on officer day. >> definitely not. guess what happens when you slap a cop in the face? the cop comes running after you. he is smiling. he got the epic selfie he was looking for. >> he diddeed ns out these gs were a prank. >> that's a really funny prank. >> they got two for one. they got the selfie and the mug smot. >> think about this. it could slap them with five years in >> he is being one of the worst human beings alive. >> i hate them. >> right there. >> >> put a trash can right download. >> theying no. no. no. you'll pick it up. >> let's do that. >> it's okay. >> i wish you could see the astonishment on their >> the dude comes right up. shows him how he does it. >> i will give it away. of. >> that's our show. we'll see - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for grown american superfood. brought to you by by trusted therabotanics. (optimistic music) wanna supercharge your body and liv

after the break, the way you can celebrate national selfie day. hi, mike. >> oh, sounds like a fun one. what's not fun? the warm weather coming, and it starts today. the north bay, an area seeing the biggest jump as well as the east bay shoreline with temperatures 4-11 degrees warmer today, just 80s, but 90s and 100s are in the forecast. heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief >>> a hint where to go to break the heat or get away from it. santa cruz, already sunny there, not too many people enjoying it just quite yet. 74 degrees. that's going to be packed this weekend. warming trend begins today, seeing stars, but comfortable at night. even when we have the hottest highs tomorrow and saturday. still going to cool off nicely. right now, we got a little bit of the summer spread developing. look at 55 at half moon bay and clear lake at 84. 77 in brentwood. 68 now in san jose. only 59 in oakland. 57 in san francisco. 70

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news lawyer from buying a glimpse of peace in afghanistan taliban fighters celebrate and take selfies with security forces and residents of the capital kabul as the government expands it seems fine until off to the holidays or so coming up. the ladies not for turning german chancellor angela merkel faces off with her interior minister over migration policy the standoff threatens to bring down germany's coalition government just three months off that it took office. onto the world com pontine locos with iceland tiny iceland made it to the group finals of the euros two years ago could they much on the high flying option team. i'm helen all free you could join me people have been flooding on to the streets of the afghan capital kabul to celebrate a day off for the taliban announced a surprise three day cease fire it was a rest sites as taliban fighters hoped i needed to take selfies with the soldiers and civilians that the fighting afghan president ashraf ghani said he would extend a parallel cease are announced by his government and choose day but did not say how long it would be in pla

and then, you know, is that kim jong-un's very first selfie? i think it was probably taken by the foreign minister of singapore at a place called gardens by the bay. you can see the flowers perhaps behind those three smiling faces. just after that, he went to another luxury hotel here called the marina bay sands hotel where w his 12 body guards or at least a lot of them we couldn't count hume u how many there were. and we think he's on the rooftop of that luxury hotel where where he can see the whole bay. this is kim jong-un on remember only his third visit outside, his third trip really outside north korea taking in some of the sites of singapore which, of course, his half brother, the man who was poisoned with the "x" nerve gas, a city that he knew well. but getting serious, we think he's been preparing all day. and the koreans who came across him at the south korea/north korea summit said he prared verwell for that. and in a way, hallie, north korea has been preparing for this summit for decades. he will go into this meeting tomorrow well pr

. >>> were your media feeds inundated with selfies today? that's because it's national selfie day. oh, jeff! cheryl hurd! i love this. nbc bay area, telemundo 48, we all got in on it. laura garcia with her son. sam brock at the giants game. oh, gabby from telemundo, and of course we have -- >> gabriel. we've got everyone there. >> by the way, millennials take more than 25,000 selfies in his or her lifetime. and if you look at all the selfies, they take 65% of them. gen x, 24%. bye. >> see you later. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the jimmy fallon." tonight, joichael strahan, dave matthews,

they paused it take a selfie.t sure how many times kim jong-un has been photographed in a selfie before. that may be first time. but it is certainly a sign of -- that he's in a very different location than he normally is in pyongyang. now you see he is lit up by the cameras from north korean state televisi television. it is fascinating to see. as you said, poppy, this is a man who just in the last several months has made two trips to china, has met with the leader of south korea as well, stepped over the border into south korea. he also pulled the leader of south korea, had him walk and step over into north korea as well. and sort of a power move. has met with the russian foreign minister, so in terms of what one of the things kim jong-un had hoped to achieve in this summit, he may have alrdy achieved just a level of legitimacy sitting one on one with the president of the united states and being viewed on the world stage along wit the leader of china, with the foreign minister of russia, and with others. >> and, a

i hate selfies. i really hate selfies. i love watching people take them. love that whole thing where, they don't know -- i was going to the dentist a week ago, there was a woman sitting in her car taking picture after picture after picture of herself. i stood there and watched the whole thing. it was fascinating. it's like being on the other side of a bathroom mirror. so happy selfie day, everyone. go take pictures of your face. [ cheers and applause ] today also -- today is also the first official day of summer. [ cheers and applause ] and i don't know about you guys but i am ready to go swimming with my shirt on. i really am. first day of summer, the summer solstice as they call it is the longest day of the i don't. every day since donald trump was elected is the longest day of the year. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but this one really is. the longest day. and of course the shortest night of the year. to celebrate i am very, very excited to announce a new holiday character to commemorate this day. a character i think will take its place alongside

stopping to take this selfie and president trump tweeting all is going well.e surprise birthday cake a few days before his 72nd birthday blowing out the gold candle. tonight all eyes on singapore and this most unlikely summit. president trump and kim jong-un, the president saying we'll soon know whether a real deal can happen. >> thank you for watching on a monday night. coming up in just a moment live coverage of the historic summit, 9:00 p.m. eastern. president trump and kim jong-un coming face-to-face. i'm david muir. we'll see you shortly and then right back here tomorrow night. good night. x xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxx >>> look at that. off the road into the house. then on they're way. tonight see if you can help a homeowner find out what is behind the wheel of that car. >>> it's not immediate. it's going to take a while. >> today rules expire. tonight we'll have a warning what a difference it could make checking e-mail, looking up directions and streaming movies. >>> it's business as usual today, but tomorrow expect 250,000 riders. we'll have information that

kim has provided a shot at the summit and provided a selfie. singapore prime minister towered. and trying to spruce up his image. he tested nuclear bombs and long-range ballistic missiles. mattis has suggested that troop levels won't be on the table. any discussion about reducing the soldiers in south korea would be between washington and seoul. u.s. first repeatedly said that the trump administration is willing to offer security guarantees. the u.k. prime minister is in advanced talks to hold off talks . we are told that the brexit secretary is back to an amendment. brexit legislation goes to parliament. .he faces powered by more than 2,700 jourmists in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. china is nt officially represented but that hasn't stopped beijing from making its presence felt. we are having more. how beijing trying to assert its influence. >> you may have well noticed when kim stepped off the plane he was coming off an air china 747 that was provided by beijing and the analysts are saying it was sending a message saying we have your back

and that's far more rewarding than taking a selfie to share with your friends.ink she's enjoying it. i might be getting a bath, too! now it's time to take a look back at a trip rajan took to mauritius earlier this year. it's a country well—known as a beach destination but it's also home to some amazing wildlife, and rajan met a man who is doing his best to protect one particular species. this is the mauritian fruit bat. it is unique to mauritius. it can travel for 15 kilometres, 20 kilometres, 40 kilometres in one night. it's like man has got hands. these hands here have been modified amazingly to become a wing. it's an animal that can see very very well despite what a lot of people think. they need to rest during the day to save their energy and because it gets hot in the tropics. at night, as it's getting dark, they leave their daytime roofs as they are called and they go out and they look for food. they will first of all eat fruits to keep themselves alive. but also they'll be dispersing fruits and they maintain their own survival by maintaining the forests.

kore watches, even debating whether this is kim jong-un's first known selfie. u.s. president, the longtime master of retinal media attention, was having a heyday. once with the singaporean prime minister. no, this is not celebrating prematurely, it is donald trump's birthday this week. though progress with kim jong-un would be the gift of all gifts. the american president sees this potentially as his moment in history, potentially a momene of history fororld. he is determined, energized, and positive. and so much happier to be in singapore than quÉbec. .at the briefing, the u secretary of state was upbeat. alof the preparations are coming together nicely. philippa: -- sec. pompeo: there are only two people who can make these decisions of this magnitude, and those two people will be in the room tomorrow. we areopeful this summit will set conditions for future productive talks. in light of horemany flimsy ents the united states has made in previous years, this president will ensure that no potential agreement will fail to adequately address the north korean threat. jo

. >>> smiles and selfies. kim jong-un projects an air of confidence strolling through singapore with a smile on his face and stopping for selfies. has he already achieved what he wants from the summit? >>> ready for change? north korea and expensive state run media coverage of the kim's arrival in singapore and the buildup to the summit and the u.s. detects no signs ever heightened military readiness. is that in itself a sign of change. ? and isolating allies. the president is meeting with a long time enemy of the united states on the heels of the chaotic meeting with the g-7 nation and why did the president single out americas closest allies for harsh attacks. >>> i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> british colombeaking news. four hours before the meeting between kim jong-un and trump. they will only be joined by interpreters. the stakes are enormous and seeking the elimination of the clear ogram and even as he meets with a bitter foe, the reverber

and that is far more rewarding than taking a selfie to share with your friends. might be getting a bath to. now it is time to take a look back ata now it is time to take a look back at a trip to mauritius taken earlier this year. it is a country well—known as a beach destination, but is also home to some amazing wildlife, and we met a man who is doing his best to protect one particular species. this is the mauritius fruit bat. it is unique to mauritius. it can travel for 15 kilometres, 20 kilometres, a0 kilometres, in one night. lakeman, it has hands, but these hands have been modified, amazingly, to become a wedding. —— wing. it is an animal that can see very come of a well. they need to rest during the day to save their energy because it gets hot in the tropics, but at night, as it gets dark, they leave their daytime roosts as their home and they go out and they look for food. they eat fruits to keep themselves alive, but they maintain their own survival by maintaining the fruit. the larger project here is hugely ambitious and earning international acclaim. we

he visited singapore's garden by the bay, smiled as the foreign minister snapped a selfie. his next stop, a casino resort waving at stunned tourists as he made his way. the government of singapore is picking up his hotel tab. kim telling the prime minister, "if the summit proves successful, the name of singapore will go down in history." president trump said he would know instantly if kim is serious about making a deal. >> i think within the first minute i'll know. >> how? >> just my touch, my feel. that's what i do. i think i'll know pretty quickly whether or not something positive will happen. >> reporter: the two men spent most of last year trading insults, an ominous words of war. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> reporter: kim jong-un posing more and more of a dire threat. testing missiles capable of hitting the u.s., and a hydrogen bomb some 10 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on hiroshima. what will happen? diplomats have been working day and night on a joint statement. in reality the answer depends on two men who relis

with kim jong—un, which we foreign ministers tweeting selfies with kimjong—un, which we believe to belready achieved something. all those pictures from last night where on the front page of the national newspaper in north korea which are read by the general public as well. we have to wonder what people will make of it, whether they feel, great, the supreme leader is now seen as an great, the supreme leader is now seen as an equal statesman outside north korea, or will they look at singapore and say why do they have this in not asked? that remains to be seen. —— and not us. this in not asked? that remains to be seen. -- and not us. thank you very much, mariko 0i. that is were kim jong—un has just left from to make his way to sentosa. we understand he has entered the capella hotel on the island. you are watching bbc news with special coverage of the historic event the meeting of president trump with north korean leader kimjong—un. 0ur coverage will bring you all of the life developments here as we continue to look at the sentosa island. this scene will become very familiar to you island

announced a surprise three day cease fire it was a rare sight as taliban fighters hugged and even took selfies with the soldiers and civilians they have been fighting afghan president musharraf's ghani said he would extend a parallel cease fire that his government announced on tuesday but did not say when it would start or for how long it would be in place. joining us now is the a journalist in kabul who have been following the story so ali after years of fighting against each other we suddenly see afghan soldiers and taliban fighters hugging a very rare scene is this all the all too good to be true what's behind this cease fire. that's exactly the question people are asking each other and i think we're all keeping very hopefully optimistic trying not to you know sort of question it too much and hoping that things continue in this way but it's actually a question people are asking themselves that's what's behind the cease fire getting there's a few things one thing is that repeatedly the government has that. the international community has said and i think the taliban is starting to realize th

walking in front of the mirror, gives a selfie a bit of a wave. this is weird things get. >> how'd they do that? >> because every time i see something like this, my little hamster brain kicks in gear. you can figure it out. >> probably could have gotten this one. >> do it behind the camera. >> no, watch the video. it has a camera on a stick. >> that is blends on top of the phone. then as it moves away you have that weirdesque. you can see his camera at the same time. it shows you the reality of the situation. that's what his camera is seeing. then you are like, oh. there is a reflection in the mirror. >> well, this is a secret. once you cut, you get what's going on here, she is now going to reverse the move. what they get is a blank slate. they have a background of what it would look like from the camera move the magic all takes place here in the editing room, where he has to individually paint out 400 frames of video. you'd probably go, there is another camera that made it disappear the fun thing about magic in this direction is you go down the r

you know i actually said they're taking pictures they're taking selfies right here in kabul only a few kilometers from the presidential palace so it's a major issue and we have to see how you know because the government has embraced this now we have seen the taliban is willing to embrace that as well now the somewhat celebrator a mood here was overshadowed by a suicide bombing that targeted the celebrations an islamic state called i asked has claimed responsibility are they now the biggest threat in afghanistan so this is this is two parts of the same issue great is that right now taleban and the government during this time of cease fire even before had a common enemy in diapers in the so-called islamic state forces because the truth is that you know the taliban don't get along with these forces and if you speak to people who are in areas that have come under i ask control so they've left and come to other places the thing they say is the first thing that these quick of course is going to be die is the first thing that they do is they say you know we have to get rid of the taliban and

. >>> this week's your biz selfie is a special one for mother's day.comes from victoria goodwin from philadelphia, owner of sleep'n feed. i could have used something like that about eight years ago. why not pick up your cell phone, take a selfie of you in your business. no professional photos, please. send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it on@msnbc your biz with the hashtag your biz selfie. include your name, the name of your business and your location. thank you so much for joining us. here's something that i learned this week. the research arm of the economist did a pretty interesting study underwritten by american express. they compared what executives believed to be business obstacles versus what data shows really are. i'll give you an example here. only 23% of those surveyed said talent management was a big challenge. market data says it is actually one of the top barriers to doing business. looking at that study got me thinking. are there things i think are big external challenges to my company and are they truly hard or am i just lo

to be the first selfie as far as we believed to be the first selfie as faras we are believed to be the aware of, with kim jong—un. he received a really warm welcome from the crowd who were cheering as he arrived at various locations. that has been dividing opinions here in singapore when you see it on social media, that he should not be treated like a vip because after all only about a year ago he is accused of killing his stepbrother not far from here at the kuala lumpur airport. six months ago, tensions were very high between north korea and the rest of the world. some analysts were saying we we re world. some analysts were saying we were on the brink of the third world war with all the threats made between those two men. now we have this very historic summit that is scheduled to take place tomorrow morning, starting at nine a:m.. he had a bit of a late night, coming back just before midnight, had a bit of a late night, coming backjust before midnight, but i am sure he probably enjoyed it, as our correspondents have been analysing. he probably thinks he has won this pr tour over tryi

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would kim jong—un and kimjong—un tweeting a selfie would kim jong—un and kim jong—un being tweetingjong—un and kimjong—un being greeted with the crowds cheering, even one woman was heard saying, mr kim, i love you. many are very puzzled about that and very critical of that because he should not be treated, they think, as a celebrity, like a vip, that he should be held accountable for what he has done to thousands of north koreans. but in terms of changing the image, i think mr kim has successfully done that and the fact that we saw the picture of north korean flags and american flags together. remember, those two countries are still technically at war, the korean war ended and they agreed to a truce but they never technically ended the war. but did not appear to have happened. but the fa ct not appear to have happened. but the fact the flags were shown together in itself was something very historic and remarkable. just tell us historic and remarkable. just tell us about the location of where this took place today, sentosa island, luxury resort, golf resort which i know president tru

facebook wants to create the perfect animated selfie for you.. and it plans to do that by evaluating your current emotional state. >>> new in morning, facebook wants to create the perfect animated selfie for you and it plans to do that by evaluating your current emotional state. a new public patent reveals the social media giant is on the cusp of launching a feature that can detect your mood and choose an animated selfie based on your emotional state. it was filed in 2016 but made public yesterday. no word yet when facebook will roll out the feature. >>> former president bill clinton just did something no other president has done before, and he made a stop in the bay area to talk about it. he wrote a book. about 2,000 people filed into the "s.a.p. center" in san jose one of clinton's stops on his book tour. author james patterson joined the 42nd president on stage. it is the first time any president has teamed up with a best-selling novelist to write a work of fiction. >> so when i had the opportunity to write -- to spend a year with clinton and

. >> this week's your biz selfie was from noel and natasha benitez. they offer custom interior design for businesses and homeowners. we see a sample of their work right there. pick up your smartphones right now and take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to@msnbc your biz with the hashtag your biz selfie. include your name, the name of your company and tell us the location. also if there's anything about your business you want us to share, let us know that too. thank you so much for joining us. we love, love hearing from you. so if you have any questions, you have comments, you want to just say hi, send an e-mail to yourbusiness@msnbc.com. i promise you we read all those e-mails. also, if you missed anything on the show or want to see it again, head over to our website, msnbc.com/yourbusiness. we put up all of today's segments, plus a whole lot more for you. of course don't forget to connect on all of our digital and social media platforms as well. one last reminder, check out the podcast been the

. >> can't wait to see that selfie selfie. look at our winds, only ten miles per hour at fairfield. a little cloudiness along the peninsula coast. that's in the going to last long today. let's jump right in and show you, look at the ferry building. look at the flags. look at the flags. they're not moving this morning. we have 60s along the highway 4 corridor towards antioch. 60 at the coast. 60 at the coast. still 61 at the coast at 4:00 at the coast, 74 to 87. let's turn it over to sue to see what's going on there. >>> a nice stream of traffic because of friday light so far. the drive time along into san francisco, just 30 minutes. let's check in at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights were turned on at 5:27 this morning. those car poolers are getting by with any delay. but it's about a 12-minute delay behind the toll plaza at the end of the line to get to on the span. we did have reports of a stall in the span in the left lane near tower number one. so just heads up there. bridge crews are -- they're usually pretty efficient getting those out of there. we'll check back in a

. >> and taking the selfie to a whole new level. >> good evening across the country in border statesnd states far removed from the border, americans turned out for ralies over immigration. the resident this week sign the president signed an executive order to ensure childrens are no longer separated from parents and officials tell us they are now keeping families together. with zero tolerance in place adults be prosecuted and it's unclear what the long term plan is. sarated prior to the we are in texas. >> tonight, growing outrage over the roughly 2,000 children stil made things extremely real. >> immigration activists in mical micalon, texas, surrounding a bus full of migrants. >> i don't think people can imagine what it is like to put yourself in the shoes of a four-year-old child in a foreign land, in a cage, like an animal. these are human beings and deserve to be treated as such. >> anger boiling over in cities like san diego to florida. after president trump executive order stopping the separation of migrant family who's cross the border illegally but keeping to >> right now we

he has taken his first selfie. we think it is.mit kingdom isn't called that for no good reason. we don't know what goes on behind closes doors but if singapore he is posing for his first selfie there and he has got a lot out of this and the summit hasn't started. yes, it is interesting, isn't it. dictators are an interesting breed. i don't know any of them personally but what are his motivations for getting involved. is he after economic growth, is he really pursuing a disarmament strategy, is he frightened of trump. he is getting a huge number of publicity wins he can sell back home, that we should be a bit cautious about, although if this can lead to demilitarisation that would be fantastic. dictators don't leave their countries very often. this man will be in a place he has never been. he is a human being, he will been. he is a human being, he will be interested. he is a tourist and he is having a pic. at another level there is this issue, what is driving him, one of the things china has put this together behind the scenes and

even posing for a selfie with the foreign minister of singapore. that's the selfie that was taken. i'm not sure how many selfies kim jong-un has ever actually been in, but that's certainly one of them. paula hancocks and kaitlan collins are here as well covering all of this. paula, let's start with you, what do we know about this tour that kim took tonight? was that -- i know they had been preparing for it, for several hours. >> reporter: that's right, anderson. certainly there has to be some kind of security preparation, roads were closed off, that was the key clue that they were going to be heading out into this city. they had a significant convoy. there was security there. a lot of security, motorbikes as well. and, first of all, they went to an area which is very popular here, marine bay sands. and kim jong-un went to the top of that, we understand, to take in the views of singapore. it was a mini tour of the tourist hot spots you go to in this city state. which when you think about it, is quite surreal. this is a north korean dictator that is being shown around singapore, by t

was comedian tom around doing posing with a selfie. depends who you ask.tc ca the final five tonight at >>>ox5 has learned that a tsa lawyer who was discovered dead in a stranger's car in the district died of an ecstasy overdose according to the medical examiner's report. his b wy found in u suv street in april. r meth him. owns the car said mom son's death doesn'hit make sense. we know she's hired a private investigator. his wallet and other belongings have nevn found. >> images of migrant children separated from from t parents have been all over the . tonight president trump introduced people who said a immigrants.ctims of undocumented toda trump invited them to the white house to tell their stories of sness andgrief. >> these are the american citizens permanently separated from their loved ones. the word permanently being the word that you have to think about.permanently. >> 63 thousandin americans s hal aliens. this isn't a problem that's going away. it's getting bigger. >> the president says these who are or storieshere why t u.s.

it is national selfy day. he loves taking selfys. rob: taking that selfyith eyes barely open.illian: we would love to see that. rob: we are done talking about selfys. our top stories immigration, the house will vote on two immigration bills hours after donald trump signed an order that stops families separations at the border. >> democrats want open borders, let everybody come in, not going to let it happen. i signed an executive order, we are going to keep families together but the border is going to be just as tough as it has been. jillian: griff jenkins joins us in texas as top republican lawmakers next. >> reporter: kirstjen neilsen has been at the center of this crisis, at the executive order signing and says it is time for congress to act. listen. >> we ask them to do the job, the laws need to be changed, this is what president after president has dealt with for decades, he is standing up to fix it, we asked congress to do their part. thank you for your leadership. >> reporter: the house expect to vote on two bills, paul ryan and the conservative bill by bob goodlatte bu

kim looking loose even posing for selfies before the big summit. is president trump ready to go one-on-one with a man many considered to be a mad man. >>> and as president trump prepares to sit with the dictator, he continues tom our closest democratic allies. where does the world stand after a weekend of anger, drama and mean tweets. >>> plus -- are you talking to trump? robert de niro f-bombs the president on live tv or attacks like this one playing right into president trump's hand. and his next campaign. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. an it is 4:00 a.m. in singapore where in just hours president trump and kim jong-un will meet in an unprecedented moment in history. no matter the outcome. never before has a sitting u.s. president met with the dictator of north korea. we now know president trump and kim jong-un will first meet one-on-one with only translators in the room. that hased se officials, allies and experts given president trump's impulsive style and declaration that he will not need to prepare ch for the summ

host: i think someone is managing to get a selfie with you. the selfie stick just next to you.hank you very much indeed for the update on all the world cup goings-on. the turkish president and his rivals enter a final intense phase of campaigning ahead of sunday's election that is shaping up to be much tighter than expected. after clashing with the german chancellor on the issue of migration, to new italian interior m minister accuses ng's of putting lives in danger. inthe u.s. first lady weighs on the issue of separating adult migrants from the children, melania trump's choice of clothing triggers yet more debate. time for a check of the top business news stories. i'm joined by uka. let's start with the big story in europe. eurozone countries have managed to agree on a long-awaited debt relief deal for greece. reporter: is being hailed as a monumental achievement, one that would pave the way for greece to safely exit eight years of international bailout. it gives athens more time to pay back its loans and an additional 15 billion euros into the economy. the idea is that they g

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selfie! he looked at me! it's the best day of my life!aughter ) people are screaming for a brutal tyrant like he's the newest beb of b.p.s. kim jong un is even surprised. he's, like, i'm used to screaming but not happy screaming! ( laughter ) no one in singapore wasn't impressed with kim's famous running body guards. >> kim creating a spectacle the body guards keeping pace alongside his limopicked by the district tater, chosen for fitness, martial art skills and even looks. >> trevor: if you need running body guards, i understand choosing people for their fitness but for their looks? why does he care? was kim jong un embasing out of the window one time and like, oooh! who's that guy? from now on, hotties only! ( laughter ) that is a hard job, you have to admit, the good news for these guys, now kim jong u a celebrity, which means they're all going to be become more famous, too. in fact, i think it's only a matter of time until they all their own sporessership deals. ♪ >> people ask me why do you run? why do you train so hard? people ask,

guess where was the #on this selfie. president trump turns 72 on thursday, kim is 34 years old, we think. the official version on that is unreliable. i guess now we're six hours away from the likely handshake between these two leaders. >> the president has promised us he's prepared, is going to work on instinct and touch, if all that's not enough to wrap your mind around, dennis rodman arrived in singapore just a short time ago. >> both of them want to see what -- >> it should go fairly well, but people should not expect so much for the first time, so like i said, the door's open. >> despite the fact that kim has met with dennis rodman before. there's no indication that rodman will be involved in what happens here over the next several hours. ivan, i want to start with you, with this remarkable tour this surprise tour, we didn't know it was going to happen, that kim jong-un took around singapore a few hours ago. >> yeah, i mine, this is a pretty big deal, he was touring at that hotel behind you, the marina bay sands hote

. >>> we've all seen and probably taken lots of selfies, right? >> yeah. really out of this world. mars' curiosity rover took this selfie during a massive dust storm on mars. >> can't tell if the rover is smiling. the storm is one of the most intense ever observed on the red planet and covered an area the size of the u.s. and russia combined. >> just staggering the scope and scale you're talking about there. the photo is a composite of the $2.5 billion research vehicle and was created by sean durant, who works with nasa's jet propulsion lab. the image is made up of about 100 different photos. >> technology. "world news tonight" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >>> tonight, the flash point on th you will see the new video from inside the largest detention facility in the u.s. where children are being separated from their parents. part of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. children kept in cages. and you will hear the audio tonight, the moment they're pulled from their parents. the presi

>> todavÍa no he visto que se han tomado selfie, porque este es el comienzo del desfile.ntes en el downtown de oakland. es un momento histÓrico. podemos ver que stephen curry estÁ compartiendo con mucho de sus aficionados. podemos ver sus imÁgenes ahora mismo nuestra pantalla de la fanaticada emocionada viendo a su hÉroe, viendo este deportista legendario tomÁndose foto con ellos. es algo demasiado histÓrico que Él esté ahÍ con sus aficionados compartiendo este momento tan puede compartiendo este esta temporada bien paliada, pusieron otra vez ganar este campeonato por tercera vez en cuatro aÑos. de verdad, un momento demasiado emocionante. stephen curry como otros temen jugadores que estÁn aquÍ pasando este tiempo con las personas que lo han apoyado y no solamente en esta temporada, sino en el transcurso de sus carreras. >> estamos viendo que stephen curry esta retando a la seguridad y estÁ compartiendo con todos sus fanÁticos ahÍ. >> se estÁ haciendo difÍcil la tarea de seguridad. >> es una persona muy humilde. le encanta estar con la fanaticada, le encanta estar con la