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or were the convincingly detailed confessions of american air force pilots actually extract it under communist pressure. the truth may lie in another country thousands of miles from here. voters beaten in polling stations stolen 12 european politicians on trial for their role in a referendum on catalan independence their political opponents in the prosecutor's seat for a case that traces crucial questions about democracy and self-determination. but is the outcome already decided by a hostile spanish state. the catalonia trials justice or vengeance on a. most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. if something happens anywhere in the world how does iraq is in place we'll able to cover this like no other news organization. were able to do it properly. that is our strength. i've always been fascinated by space but the story of the space race isn't just about the men who risked their lives to travel into the unknown but the ones who held those lives in their how. grandfather and his colleagues worked on the spa

in all 36 american air force officers made written or filmed confessions of dropping germ bombs while in captivity. but when they were sent back home at the end of the war the us department of defense woman them that they could be brought before courts martial to face treason charges subsequently in response to identical questions each officer made a carefully worded retraction just released films lay bare the shocking truth behind communist charges of germ warfare in korea and the so-called confessions of captured u.s. airmen each retraction was filmed by military cameras and handed to television news reel companies with their unit it is. a minute. that you have been there but the basic bulk of your war they're bombing the other not very good care to make a statement regarding the. if left in and kenneth enoch's retraction was typical. movie we're recording interviews were forced upon me that johnny. i said that due to my fault too much due to my confession which which is absolutely false in my confession i would now be branded by the people of the world as in fact a war criminal you

american forces are on standby in the gulf and one of the hawks of the american air force was in israelr air force was in israel. now that iran or any other hostile actor should mistake us prudence and discretion for weakness. no one has granted them a hunting license in the middle east. there is a clear divide inside the white house. president trump was the one who called off the retaliatory strike but most of his senior advisers wa nted but most of his senior advisers wanted them and that has resulted in a mixed message being sent to tehran. we are prepared to talk to iran without conditions but we need them to understand we will never allow them to obtain a nuclear weapon and we will not allow them to continue the violence across this region. today, the british foreign minister minister andrew murrison met in iran to ease tensions. but with the explosions that damaged tankers in the gulf, and iran threatening to breach terms of the nuclear deal, tensions are being tested. professor daniel serwer from the middle east institute joins me now from washington. good evening to you. good ev

to america's interest and american partners and forces spread throughout the middle east, you don't expect the iranian forces to line their tanks up to take on the american air force, the american navy in the air and conventional battle. they're going to fight insurgence and terrorists and east symmetrically and do as much damage as they can all in an attempt to get the united states back to the negotiating table and get sanctions lifted which are clearly doing real damage inside iran. >> lieutenant john, thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. >> coming up next. >> coming up next. >> oh sorry >> joe biden called a rival cory booker to smooth things over about working with segregation in the past. were there any apologies? we'll find out, you are watching "velshi & ruhle." we'll find out, you are watching "velshi & ruhle. wanna take your xfi to the next level? now you can with xfi advantage. giving you enhanced performance and protection. when devices are connected to your home's wifi, they're protected. helping keep outsiders from getting inside. and if someone tries, we'll let you know. so you can stream, surf and game all you want, with confidence y

also here today is -- south korea, came to the united states become american citizen after college joined united states air forcewhen he was a child in south korea he heard stories about the righteous might of american warriors respected by all make us so proud where are you? . [applause] thank you very much. service members here served all the world including iraq, afghanistan, and in our campaign against blood tiersity killing known as isis in syria took no matter where danger lyrics you are ready to fight tonight you know that motto ready to night and you are. with your help caliphate in iraq went -- and doesn't mean places, a street corner somebody happens to be crazy the fact is we took one hundred percent of the land in the area took it easily when using internet -- on internet -- [cheers and applause] thee people use it better let me thank every won in the audience, you really were fantastic you are fantastic we all thank you very much. our nation will never again -- sacrifices -- throughout the world no force on earth can imagine, the grit of the american soldier sailor, and marine under my administratio

as he addresses the air force other personnel at osan air base trying to meet and greet as many members of the american army forces in south korea as he possibly can on this trip. so i don't know, is there any way for you to guess what is going on right now in the north? what is kim jong-un saying to his lieutenants, negotiators. >> i brought up at press conference hopefully they are all still there there has been a lot of discussion about whether or not some had lost lives the last failed summit which was pretty -- at that time, president trump looked at it as a positive development in retrospect, but really didn't go well, so he is going to go back he has to get his people lined up, and figure out who on his team he is going to empower just enough to negotiate. now steve when he went out there, after the -- the first summit, he was left to hang, left to wait. so they are going to have to set up a schedule right away if he is serious, and he had wants to show president trump he is serious he is going to have to have his team get right on phone with american team, and lay out, a timeline and agenda for

air force captain gin li. he spent his childhood outside of south korea. at age 13, he came to the united states, became an american citizen. after college, joined the united states air force. when he was child in south korea, he heard stories about the righteous might of american soldiers. he liked those stories. captain li, now you are one of those serving and make us all proud. where are you? [ applause ] thank you very much. the service members here at osan have served all over the world including iraq and afghanistan and the campaign against the blood thirsty killers known as isis. you know in syria, we took 100%. we took it quickly. recently and quickly. no matter where danger lurks, you are always ready to fight tonight. you know that motto. ready to fight tonight. with your help, the isis group, ta doesn't mean you are going to see places blown up, a store blown up by someone who is crazy. the fact is, we took 100% of the land, the area. we took it easily. we'll let people know on the internet. probably nobody uses the internet and gives more bull sh--over the internet than isis. few people use it better. l

this is bbc news, the latest headlines: american president, donald trump, has set off in air force oned kingdom. the search for eight missing climbers in the himalayas is due to resume — after being suspended due to bad weather. the head of the german social democrats is resigning after the party's dismal performance in last month's european elections. andrea nahles said she no longer had the support she needed. the greens overtook the social democrats in the european vote, and opinion polls suggest the party has continued to haemorrhage support. ramzan karmali reports. andrea nahles, no longer the leader of the social democrat party in germany. she only took the helm of the sdp14 months ago from martin schulz. like her predecessor, her demise has been triggered by poor election result. in a statement, ms nahles said that with after discussions with party members she no longer had necessary support to carry out her duties. the spd is a junior partner in germany's coalition government with angela merkel‘s christian democrats. last week they trailed third behind the cdu and a resurgent g

the latest headlines: american president donald trump has set off in air force one for his official statengdom. he is due to land in the next few hours. the search for eight missing climbers in the himalayas has resumed after being suspended due to bad weather. germany's governing coalition is dealt a political blow as the head of the junior partner resigns. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. the global media is discussing all of those. we start with germany's rheinische post. it says the coalition government's wobbling because of the resignation of the spd party leader. bloomberg now, and it's covering jitters over the us economy. it says morgan stanley is predicting a recession within a year if the trade wars worsen. a story from the bbc news app. a graduate who claimed her university exaggerated the prospects of a career has received a payout of some £60,000. 0nto the new scientist, it looks at the new zealand budget statement, which is focused on making people happy, not rich, and asks, will it work? and finally, the dail

a bus in the bahamas flipping over, leaving americans seriously injured. the air forceo hospitals in the u.s. >>> new this morning, an alarming attack. an exotic cat normally found in parts of africa attacking a mother and her child right here in the u.s. what we're learning about the animal. >>> and just when you thought your adrenaline rush was done, think again. nik and lijana wallenda revealing that their high-wire walk was even more dangerous than we thought. the close call 25 stories above times square on this tuesday, june 25th. >>> good tuesday morning. >> good morning, everyone. i knew something was up, i knew it. when they did that little crossover? we're not going to give it all away right now. but i will say some of the things. and when we tell you guys about this you're going to go, oh, yeah, i knew it. >> i thought so too. >> yes. >> so that's coming up. >>> but we do begin this half hour with president trump delivering a financial blow to iran, imposing yet another set of tough sanctions. >> the president signed an executive order to unleash the new econo

deliver the commencement address at the air force academy's graduation ceremony in colorado springs, colorado. in the 30 minute speech, he emphasized the need for american military speech and innovation. afterward, the president shook hands with each of the nearly 1000 newly commissioned cadets. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. you just like all of the beautiful new airplanes we are buying. it has been a long time since i have been here. at ease, to celebrate the incredible class of 2019. and you truly make us all proud. thank you very much. really great job. [applause] thankent trump: i want to secretary wilson for the introduction and her years of service. she is the secretary of the air force at a time where we have expanded out the air force and bought equipment like you have never seen before. congratulations. thank you very much. beautiful job. and i want to thank three other remarkable former cadets, lieutenant general jay silver -- silverea, class of 1985. goldstein, class of 1983, thank you, general. great job. he does a great job respected by everybody. o'shaughnessy, class of 1986. thank you very much. thank you, general. we are also gratef

our main headline: american president donald trump has set off in air force one for his official stated get more on how the visit will be viewed in the us. live now to washington, where we can talk to eric ham, political analyst and author of the gop civil war: inside the battle for the soul of the republican party. good to see you again. first of all, what will people in the us be watching out for with this state visit in the uk? well, i think people will be looking to see if president donald trump reinforces the alliance, history, the of the relationship between the united states and the uk, and of course, given that this is a president who has a tendency to issue —— eschew protocols and norms, many will be looking to see the reality tv moments that we typically see from this president, both domestically as well as abroad. do you think the uk in the us still have a special relationship at this point? absolute d they do. in fact, we've seen leaders overcome the domestic political issues to actually rise above that, to actually ensure that the relationship remains whole. we saw that wi

and our top story — american president donald trump has set off in air force one for his official state now and go back to my colleague philippa thomas at buckingham palace. when president trump arrives it will be quite a royal day. he will have tea with charles and camilla at clarence house and then the grand state banquet, the ceremony for him to remember and acquit —— pictures he will have with the queen. let me return to my guest, a former royal editor of the son. you were inside, in the room for the last time an american president was so honoured. yes. when barack obama had his state bank wentl yes. when barack obama had his state bank went i was in the room whether dignitaries were. it was quite fun but it was quite embarrassing as well for barack obama because he was giving a toast to the queen and the band thought he had finished when he paused so he began to play than —— they began to play the national anthem. we know donald trump is a big fan of the queen, he spoke of his mother 's love for her. for the queen“. his mother 's love for her. for the queen... the first president s

particularly particularly looking at the safety and security of the american forces stationed in the region iran 5 has capable surface to air missiles and that could cause casualties on the american side so those were warnings coming from the pentagon then yesterday congressional leaders had a security briefing at the in the situation room of the white house and the speaker of the house of the democrats and nancy pelosi said there was bipartisan agreement that the upper hand the. upper hand of the. hardliners should not be strengthened and for that reason there's a increasingly critical stance here on potential attacks do you have used reporting from washington thank you. tens of thousands of students from across europe have gathered in the western german city of often to call on governments to take bolder action in the climate crisis organizer said protesters from some 17 countries took part in the rally it comes a day after european union leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the block's economy carbon neutral by 2050. writers for future demonstrators are making a lot of noise the 10s of thousands of young people spok

outfront now general mark hurt aaron ryan correspondent more american radio marcs and former air forcel. leyton. general you served apprehend the world and in the middle east. you know how the process works. is it possible the president of the united states did not know he was about to kill 150 people until he asked ten or 30 minutes, which have i have is the case, before a strike that could start a war in. >> i won't say whether it's possible or impossible, erin. but if it happened it's bizarre and i'm skeptical. the military decision making process is what we call it, measures different analysis, providing information on collateral damage, circular area of probability of hit, identifies the type of weapon systems used and what's going to be struck and how it's going to be struck. part of the rewards risk restraint scenario that you have is here what we're trying to do here is the end state. this is what we are using to do it. the risk to personnel in the area are the ones delivering the weapons is considered. opinion and you have restraints if it's striking a building next to a hospi

air force one. the measure will bring much needed relief to americans affected by hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and other disasters. several house republicans held up passage of the bill last month, after the senate passed. >>> that long u.s. streak of job growth has not ended yet. economists estimate 185,000 jobs were added in may. 185,000. you can see how that fits into the trend. april was a strong month. 260,000 new jobs added then. one worrying sign, this month's payroll report from the payroll processer adp, found the private sector added 27,000 jobs in may. you can imagine if we had a reading like that. steep losses in construction employment. that caused some forecasters to lower their expectations for the labor department's report. they also expect the unemployment rate to hold steady here at 3.6%. this is a generational allow. according to the bureau of labor statistics, there are more open jobs than people looking for jobs in america, and that's been the case since february 2018, a sign of just how tight that labor market. also wage growth expected to come in around 3.2%. if that happens

into how hostile forces got american weapons the missiles were allegedly found on friday after forces loyal to the u.n. backed government capture the town of 30 and libyan media aired these images showing american anti tank rocket launchers branded with the u.a.e. as the recipient if the emirates did provide the weapons it would be a violation of arms sales agreements with the us. i desire has been to that libyan town the government forces captured from half past fighters their retreat from the area is a significant setback now what up the way ahead has this exclusive report. the road from tripoli to open again. the city and surrounding area have been a battlefield for the past 3 months. following the latest fighting with honey for have to his forces soldiers loyal to libyan government regained control of the yan as we drive towards the city the remnants of the battles litter on the roadside. sandbanks built to defend the city are now a stumbling block for call drivers. government forces have recaptured have those military camps like many from a riyadh who resisted have to his invasion. led was forced to leave his home city in march he says he left his family behin

air force. i'm a capital manager and the air force are ultimately attacks on the american people and least representative tax. >> martha: he said they weren't they subsidize the companies in china and they don't pass it along. >> i'm talking about representation. remember we broke from the u.k., no taxation without representation. okay. you are supposed to go through a legislative body to get a tax increase like that. the president is using arcane law from the 1960s based on national security and he as one person is making a decision on a tax increase of a very large magnitude that's hurting people. hurting my cousin. my cousin auguste is in the auto class business paid $10,000 in air force last month. a couple more months like that you are going to knock him out of business. they don't like me saying it. they should have more issue people around him saying it. who looks better on tv? who looks more mus could you larr and who looks more powerful and it's president trump. and joe biden, with all due respect, is he falling into the same conventional trap where he is letting the president guide the narrativ

they are particularly looking at the safety and security of american forces stationed in the region. iran has capable surface-to-airissiles, and that could cause casualties on the american side. so those were warnings coming from the pentagon. yesterday congressional leaders had a security briefing and the situation room of the white house, and the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, said there was bipartisan agreement that the upperhand of the arabian hardliners should not be strengthened. and for that reason, there is an increasingly critical stance here on attacks. laila: oliver, reporting from washington, thank you. back here in germany, thousands of students from across europe have gathered near a coal mine in western germany to call on governments to take bolder action in the climate change crisis. organizers said up to 20,000 protesters from 16 countries gathered near germany's border with belgium and the netherlands. it comes a day after eu leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the block's economy carbon neutral by 2050. correspondent: making a lot of noise, posters from 17 countries gathered. 20,000 ar

air force elite arrow batics team and -- aerobatics team. in 1966, colonel pogue became an astronaut and served on the support crews for apollo 7, 11, and 14 missions. the pilot of record setting american missions in space, pogue was one of the few astronauts to ever go on strike while on orbit to demand more time to contemplate the universe. colonel pogue and the three-man crew he was a part of flew the longest and last manned mission aboard skylab from november 16,

you'll have another chance to see a raref display o american air power, the blue angels and air force one and aircraft from all five branches of the military will fly over the mall, practically unheard of given that d.c. airspace is restricted. >>hile there will be an increase in air traffic and ise, there will be no cause for alarm. >> reporte speaking of airspace, the folks who plan to are he baby trump bli still trying to secure a permit and if that's the biggest symbol of protest on the 4th, this maybe the smlest. miniature balloons are being sold online, but be warned. park police say balloons are a restrictedite teym. >> if thre on the prohibited items list they will not be allowed in the area. if they comply with the prohibited items list, we will allow that type of first amendment activity or any other item tocome into the area. >> reporter: mayor muirual bowser says the district is laser focused on making sure the 4th goes off without a hitch. she says the district will be prepared. >> and i feel they have shared with us everything that they have for our corporation. >> keepi

american blood, allieds tried to weaken the german forces. they had taken control of the skies above normandy. u.s. army airo had a big role in the invasion itself. , 9000 american planes were over the skies, some with -- paratroopers while others others flew bomber missions in support of the troops. >> we were called the bridge busters because that was our main job, to keep the highways and railroads cut off so they could not bring up reinforcements or ammunition. >> the cooperation between the army and air force was exceptional. >> the army air forces controlled the sky over normandy on d-day. the danger instead came from the ground, as the nazis hurled artillery into the air. >> i kept a little diary, a few words each day, and i said, it looks like hell erupting through the earth, it was that bad. >> like the ground forces, the air force's pay the price of war, losing more than 30,000 airmen. during the four months prior to d-day, 10,000 flyers were lost. the average age of the crews was about 19. >> army air corps veterans, navy veterans, d-day, first day and beyond veterans with the vips of normandy. a

american story. >> normandy, the airborne invasion of europe is an hour- long documentary reduce the u.s. army air forces. the film details the planning, training and combat operations and after battle summaries of airborne forces, with an emphasis on more than 500 gliders dropped behind enemy lines on the morning of june 6. >> ladies and gentlemen, the picture we are about to see -- in rapid detail these operations gliders in the invasion. you will not soon forget this picture, he may then begin to recognize what you do with your own hand. -- the territory, and here -- followed by and speaking for the interchange commandÃbut the job is not yet done -- in the past worked very hard but now you must work even harder. thank you. >> this is the story of the op ration that began the is called on the continent of europe >> this command will transport and resupply glider elements of the 82nd and 100 first airborne division and will be repaired to transfer elements of the british first airborne division as the record the u.s. first airborne division will last approximately 30 minutes on the morning of d-day to a

. >> again, as we await the president coming off of air force one in which he will then be heading to the americanetery at normandy, i want to bring hallie jackson back into the conversation to help us reset everything, of course we are seeing house speaker nancy pelosi there as well who traveled with a bipartisan congressional caucus -- congressional leaders to celebrate those lives lost so many years ago, 75 years or so ago today. i want to bring hallie back into the conversation. hallie, you've been standing by. take us through once again, hallie, the tick tock of today what we can expect from the president, what we can expect to hear from the president later today. >> reporter: sure. and as you see in these shots here that we're looking at live, the veterans who have already assembled here as we get closer to the ceremony's beginning, and that congressional delegation, dozens of members of both parties traveling with speaker pelosi who you saw on screen there to be here. president trump, once he gets off air force one as we are waiting for him to do, he will hop on a chopper, his helicopter an

american forces might be at stake. essential in pointing out. surface to air missiles that might do lots of harm and then again cause casualties on the american side and what we should not forget is the president himself is a vocal opponent of war against iran he promised this voter base over and over again to pull out of international conflicts. iran says it gave the u.s. multiple warnings before shooting down the drone has the white house or the pinnacle and commented on done. well we have 2 very opposing views here on that ride so the u.s. side has been continuously stressing that they believe according to their data drone was flying in or national airspace and if that is correct and from their perspective it does not make a difference whether they were warned or not by the iranian side because they argue that it was simply their right to fly to do surveillance flights in international airspace iran in turn then arguing that the drone violated their airspace that they have to shoot it down to defend their own territory is. the big problem here is that we mi

. >> reporter: it was the news americans had been anxiously waiting to hear. >> allied naval forces supported by strong airorces began landing allied armies this morning on the northern coast of france. >> reporter: when the invasion of normandy, code-named "operation overlord," got underway in the dead of night... >> this morning on the -- >> mason: ...radio reporters on cbs news world roundup were already on high alert. >> that's what the office of war information wire says. >> everybody listened to these broadcasts because everybody had a vested interest in that war. >> mason: by air and sea, an unprecedented force of military might advanced on a 50-mile stretch of normandy coastline, including here at what the allies called omaha beach. hitler's troops were caught off- guard. flying fast and low in a b-26 bomber plane over utah beach, 26-year-old cbs newsman richard c. hottelet watched as the first wave of 160,000 allied troops plowed through rough water as they faced relentless german artillery. >> the flights ahead of us dropped their bombs. the guns on the ships off shore resumed fire. the bombs and

american military today. regardless what service organization they might be part of whether it is the army, the marines, the navy, the coast guard, the air forcepeople are mission focused, something a lot of americans do not relate to on a personal level, people in america are serving in the military and when you look at the overall number of people who are veterans on active duty, 7% of the american population, 93% of the american population does not have personal experience with what it is like to serve your country so this is a day on which we reflect on what the potential consequences could have been if this gone the other way. if you want an idea what could have happened had the invasion not gone the way it did there is a novel by philip k dick called the man in the high tower. they made a television series out of it and it is a realistic fiction of what would have happened to the united states had the nazis prevailed in europe and invaded america and japan had done the same thing in the west. when we look at the world we live in now we owe so much to those men who 5 and died on these shores of normandy 75 years ago. >> we are looking at

american mariner base. right now, transcom, responsible for moving all the equipment for the army, navy, air force, crossing around the world, says that one of the key deficiencies in american security is, we don't have the marijuanaers to man the ships we don't have -- the mariners to man the ships we don't have. and the ships are aging out almost as fast as the mariners are retiring. we can solve this problem with the energizing american shipbuilding act. i draw your attention to this legislation. we'll have a number in a couple of weeks. senator wicker will have the bill on the other side. we'll carry forward and hopefully we'll have our ship yards busy, we'll have americans working in the ship yards. americans building big engines for the ships and the other kinds of equipment that are needed and at the same time we'll begin to rebuild the force of men and women that will be on those ships as they travel around the world carrying a very trategic national asset. speaking of veterans, this is another piece of legislation that we're working on and this one really, really touches me. this is a picture that

air force base here. from a force base where the american stealth fighters are based where the global hawk drone was shot down right off from in the emirates let alone the carrier groups saying it's obviously a large amount of naval hardware in a very very small space of contested water a lot of options and all of it raises indeed ok alex we'll leave it there for tommy thanks very much for talking us thank you now your sentences have voted to block a $1000000000.00 in arms sales to saudi arabia the united arab emirates and other countries a handful of republicans joined democrats in what's being seen as a protest against president on the trump support for the saudi crown prince mohammed bin some 100 has this report now from the u.s. capitol rational disapproval in the u.s. senate republican firewall protecting president trump there is a visible crack in my relationship with saudi arabia is forever changed and it will not go back to the way it used to be with key support from trump ally lindsey graham and a handful of other republicans the senate voted to block the president from selling billions of dolla

iran's military says this video shows its forces destroying the american drone. an iranian surface-to-airissiles struck the high altitude drone in international airspace. despite his initial warning, the president then seemed to be intent. >> it was someone who was loose and stupid. it was a very foolish move. that i can tell you. >> the pentagon called the attack unprovoked. he says the coordinates were present at the location of the u.s. drone in iranian airspace. and says they retrieve sections of it in u.s. waters. u.s. officials say the drone never violated iran's airspace and was never closer than 20 miles to the iranian coast. speak of this dangerous and escalatory attack was irresponsible and occurred in the vicinity of established airport is between dubai, uae, and must got a mod. possibly endangering innocent civilians. >> officials say iran tried to destroy another drone and missed. u.s. officials say iranian backed forces fired cruise missiles last night into saudi arabia, hitting a power plant. and iran denies that, and suggests that they are trying to indicate a conflict. >>

in the early '80s they blew up two embassies, two air force barracks, four years in iraq killing americanssively. they've been firing rockets at us in baghdad and basra. we closed our consulate in baghdad, shot down the drone. they believe the evidence is on their side that the united states will not respond. i absolutely believe the united states can conduct a measured deliberate operation to protect its ships, and if iran interferes with that, then the only exception for response was during the reagan era when he responded to attacks on tankers and uss ship. he took down some oil platforms and some naval station bases. we have got to demonstrate to the iranians that we actually have capability behind our rhetoric. >> dana: capability and leverage indeed. jack keane, thank you very much. captain sully sullenberger on the hill. also danny glover and senator cory booker making impassioned remarks, but could legislation ever pass? >> we can say the health condition of african-americans right now is pretty desperate in places. they're in toxic situations. too many people in pain settle for a

$6000000000.00 the free trade enjoyment no longer being exempted from american penalties so a double triple washing out from air force one on that but also taking target odd shine up about the stalled trade talks they're even lashing out at european leaders come from saying before he came to this summit touching down as you pointed out just a few moments ago behind me here at osaka that all countries take tremendous advantage of the united states it's unbelievable so it is with this backdrop that donald trump now expects to have cordial face to face meetings at relationships where the white house says he will be selling his unique ground american pro growth pro jobs economic model and committee it's not uncommon of course for president trying to say things like this and to say things like this even before major international summits with that in mind what is he hoping to get house of this g. 20. well certainly there are a number of foreign policy tangled buttons that donald trump is going to have to deal with but from the eyes of most americans what they're really watching for very carefully in all of this is to see

the indian air force had suspended the operation, due to poor weather conditions. four britons, two americansan australian and an indian are missing. nanda devi is considered one of the toughest peaks in the indian himalayas. the italian transport minister has said the government is ready to ban large cruise ships from the giudecca canal in venice. he tweeted his comments after a giant cruise liner lost control and crashed into a pier, hitting a smaller sightseeing boat. the ship suffered engine failure. now on bbc news: dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week: the beast is here — and i'm not talking about anyone on the panel. no, the beast is the nickname for the armoured limousine of the president of the united states and it's in london this week because so is he. protocol says state visitors avoid expressing a view on the internal politics of their host, but donald trump has already waded in on the tory leadership contenders and we shall follow him. my guests today, ian martin of the times, thomas kielinger, author and longtime correspondent of d

american soldiers who lost their loovs ives in wo war ii. >>> after several days president trump has designed the $19.1 billion disaster relief package as promised, tweeting a photo that appears to have been taken on airs force one. the measure will bring much needed relief to americans affected by hurricanes, floods, wildfires and other disaster. several house republicans held up passage of the bill last month after the senate passed it. >>> to the market now, and the economy, 103 straight months of job creation in the u.s., and that streak has not ended yet, and we don't expect it to this month. economists estimate 185,000 jobs were added in may. april was also a strong month, 263,000 jobs then. one worrying sign. month's report from the payroll processer, adp. adp found the private sector in may added only 27,000 jobs. that would be this much. not many and steep loss in construction. that caused some forecasters to lower their expectations for the labor department's report. watch this space. they expect the unemployment rate to ld hhold staeteady at 3. according to the labor department, there are more open jobs in america than there are people looking for jobs and that's been the case since february 2018.

air force that's saying, no, these are our pilots. you're not going to take them into infrantry trainer. this never quite happens for the americans. the pilots are not recycled the way gavin would have wanted. the glider planes are. >> i just have to say that is the most military decision i have ever heard. you can't fly a powered aircraft, so we're going to give you one without an engine. i mean that's the most military thing i've ever heard. i will say to go from the air to the sea, some weapons platforms -- i would include the gliders. i don't know what the percentages are, john. maybe you do off the top of your head. the number that were simply used as a one-use item, that was certainly true of the higgins boats. they built tens of thousands of the higgins boat and on the landings, in excess of 90% of them were lost during the operation and nobody worried about that because they're cheap. we can build more. it's not a problem so that the american throw-away society that we became in the years after world war ii maybe got its start in world war ii because we were so good at building so much, so fast, in such unprecedented numbe

. >> but has she ever seen an american president tweeting personal insults at the mayor of london as air force one was touchg down on british il? not until today. not until mayor sadiq khan said president should not have a state visit because many are offended by the president's im ban.s such as the mu >> the president responded with tweets saying the mayor is, quote, a stone cold loser. jay gray joins us to break it all down. jay. >> reporter: doreen and wendy, what a start to what's been an incredible day here indo lon one filled with the pageantry you talk about here. the protests that outside of the palace have ended for the evening, though they're expected to return inside and far away from the president being vetted tonight at a royal banquet. president trump and the first family joining the royal family for a formal state dinner at buckingham palace. >> mr. president, as we look to the future, i'm confide common values and sharedt inests will continue to unite us. >> on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the f vitality our nation, and to th

iranian forces shut down an american surveillance drone on thursday. mr trump and three airt he told an american network he called them off within minutes because too many people would have died. did you green light something or you said we will do this? what was the order? nothing has been green—lighted until the end. you never gave a final order? we had something ready to go subject to my approval and they came in and about half an hour before, they said we are about ready to go. i said, i wa nt we are about ready to go. i said, i want a better definition... planes in the air? no, but they would have been pretty soon. no, but they would have been pretty soon. and things would have happened toa soon. and things would have happened to a point where you would nudge him back i couldn't turn back. so they came and said, sir, we are ready to 90, came and said, sir, we are ready to go, iwant came and said, sir, we are ready to go, i want a decision. i said i want to know something before you go. how many people will be killed? in this case, iranians. isaid how many people will be

. >> here in the heart of the american bible belt, on the fringe of vast sprawling army and air forcees, like a patient accommodating land lord, is fayetteville, north carolina. imagine, most of a suburban strip mall of strip clubs and a downtown which is charming, elegant even, and a scene about everything. it's an old town, fayetteville. that tower marks the spot where north carolina ratified the federal constitution back in 1789. i'm standing on what was a slave market. sherman fought battles here in the civil war. now it's a military town and 160,000 acres back there is the army's ft. bragg where soldiers prepare to go to war. nestled up beside that is the air force base. two institutions, two professional military men, one woman. and that woman, michelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond who just wouldn't go away. >> i told him, i don't want to leave my husband. i never told him, i love you, i never said, i want to be with you. i mean, i think i was pretty straight up. >> now wi

americans. >> well, this morning she tweented colonel marvel tweeting. retired air force for duty.on joins me now. i don't think i've ever used the word "cluster" the way you used it so provocatively, but you've got the right to do it. tell me, what about trump has edged you into this risky business of running for public office? what about trump? >> well, it's not just about trump, chris. and thanks for having me on the show. it's for kind of what it represents. that we have a nation in which those of us that wore the uniform swore an allegiance to the constitution of the united states of america, against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that i have that same expectation of our commander in chief. and those of us that served in the military to help defend those foundations that make this nation great. and it's my belief that this particular president is undermining all those institutions. >> let's talk about texas. it's a tough state, proud state. been republican for a while now. i can remember, i guess, as recently as '68, it voted for hubert humphrey over knicks ini ever since

iranian forces shot down an american surveillance drone on thursday and mr trump ordered three air strikestive, but whether he believes donald trump ‘s account that he didn't attack iran because it wouldn't been proportionate. certainly, that is a viable explanation. at the same time, you have to bear in mind that the americans were also concerned because there are many american personnel that are also extracted now. so it is conceivable that iran could have retaliated with rocket attacks, with american personnel being at large. so whilst president champs's action has diffused the situation —— president trump's of action, the reaction has increased tensions and possibilities for further reaction down the line. u nless further reaction down the line. unless some sort of sanity prevails. you use the word sanity, one of the things that struck me, is that iran and the usa have had no diplomatic relations for a0 years. that must be, kind of, globally one of the almost unprecedented, for a major superpower, america or britain, and a country that is pivotal in the region. yes, the iranian governm

iranian forces shot down an american surveillance drone on thursday. mr trump then ordered three air in response. but he says he called them off with minutes to spare because too many people would have died. he told reporters it's now up to iran to stop the tensions escalating further. if the leadership of iran behaves badly, then it is going to be a very, very bad day for them, but hopefully they are smart and hopefully they really care for their people and not themselves and hopefully we can get iran back to an economic track that is fantastic, where they are a really wealthy nation which would be a wonderful thing. all those things i want to do but if they are going to be foolish, that is never going to happen. our correspondent chris buckler is in washington. what was mr trump trying to achieve with his comments today? he has been trying to do two things. on one hand you could argue he is trying to reach out, talking to the iranians about what the economy could be and the idea that they could be talks between him and the iranian leadership if that was possible, but at the same ti

air force one. so it's very trump effect of him to do this. >> it doesn't matter though. >> the american president has power. and this president is using every ounce of the power that he has. in 1961 john f. kennedy didn't like the colors that the air force had selected for the 707, the beoeing jet that he was using. this that era, air force one was just whatever the president was flying and sometimes he flew a prop plane. the president didn't like the colors. what's ironic are some of them are the is same as the colors jfk rejected. they wanted red to be prominent. john f. kennedy preferred blue. when the 707 was redesigned in 1962 it had what we call jackie blue. so what donald trump is doing is reversing, going back to the colors that jfk rejected in 1961. >> the president also made an interesting comparison along those same lines earlier this week in this interview. let's listen to what he said. >> we have our own jackie o. today. it's called melania. >> so he's comparing her to jackie o. what similarities do you have? >> she wasn't jackie o. when she was married to john f. kennedy. jackie kennedy

iranian forces shot down an american surveillance drone on thursday and mr trump ordered three air strikessponse. but he told the american television network nbc that he called them off with minutes to spare because too many people would have died. did you green light something, or had you said, if we do it, i do this? nothing was green-lighted until the very end, because things change. but we had something ready to go, subject to my approval. they came in about half—an—hour before and said we are about ready to go, and said we are about ready to go, andl and said we are about ready to go, and i said... planes were in the air? know, but they would have been pretty soon. things would have happened to a point where you couldn't turn back. so they came, they said, sir, we are ready to go, andl they said, sir, we are ready to go, and i said i want to know something before you go. how many will be killed? in this case, iranians. how many people will be killed? so, i'll get back to you on that. they are great people, these generals. they came back and said, sir, approximately 150. and i thought