>> don't forget about how big a star george foreman was and butter bean. >> foreman. >> and tony "two that away. >> foreman was a mean dude when he was boxing. this guy is the foreman, nice, funny guy, self-depracating. i was worried about losing a little weight. >> was there a weigh-in with this guy. >> he was 268 pounds. >> they let it go. >> i love it. >> apparently, he is a heck of a puncher. >> it is great for america and the boxing world. they are taking shots at our president and we took out the number one fighter. >> i don't know. what do you mean, we lost the heavyweight championship. >> yeah, baby, yeah. >> do i make you wish for a championship? >> thank you, my friend. great seeing you. continued success. there is a guy who has not gained a pound. >> i am eating snickers these days. >> i am breaking news right now. >> that will do it. >>> everybody is going to have fun. i have greg gutfeld, jesse watters and her hobbies include mouse-back riding. dana perino and "the five." >>> as trump visits the u.k., another nasty display by the media. they told the president about a ant

so some familiar topics that we have heard there let's break it down boris johnson boris foreman excuse me joins us now he is a professor of politics and foreign college in berlin for us welcome to the program as always so you know we've we've heard you know topics from donald trump there in orlando florida including migration how likely do you think it is that this might be one of the main themes that he he drives forward in this campaign well i mean some people were expecting this to be a starting point for his campaign maybe also content wise this is not what he delivered as you said i mean there were no issues that he brought to the table that were in any way new he's been campaigning all the time basically during his presidency it was also not really in the moment that he would run for reelection because he did that just on the day of his inauguration on january 20th 2017 so in some ways it was a nonevent but in other ways yes i mean he. presented those topics that hard dear to him and that we will probably see again all the wild until the elections next year we have to talk about

the home of foreman the sun and rain overalls colors go on has been raided by french anti fraud police local media say the search was part of an investigation into guns lavish marriage celebration at the palace of the side goannas already facing charges of financial misconduct and is awaiting trial in japan. remember bitcoin in its search to dizzying heights of around 20000 dollars last year only to crash spectacularly at the end many investors got burned and turned away for good but crypto currencies had a remarkable start to the year the original and most valuable among them is bitcoin more than doubled in may surging to breach the $8000.00 mark leading analysts to wonder if it could eventually hit $10000.00 soon although it's leveled off somewhat since then at the 1st as the 1st and most widely used crypto currency bitcoin has become the standard for digital currencies its so-called block chain technology that is the centralized peer to peer network has become the backbone of a host of other cryptocurrency is such as light color and ethereal zip. sash and dash many experts say blood

for tom foreman to tug little bit. more. need be a force. this is just a school nurse for her few the future is accused. of the goodness of a horse who's been. pushing of them to me from the. see you sit. in your high from shah for. please please. please. please. please. please. please. please . lists lists lists. lift. playing. and very well might continue watching on since last. my son doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse. users in a prison population. we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i became the war on drugs. there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say bye daddy as you're walking out of a business it's just it doesn't get easier. just . look at it. with that attitude. making history donald t

the home office foreman the son of an old boss carlos go on the has been raided by french anti for police local media say the search was part of investigation into gold's lavish marriage celebration at the palace of versailles go on already faces charges of financial misconduct and is awaiting trial in japan. e.u. finance ministers have created to the outlines of a euro zone budget even if an exact sum is yet to get it decided speaking with german finance minister a french finance minister. called the proposal a game changer that would improve the way the euro zone works but critics say germany has watered down french proposals which envision a more closely united euro zone than they are also called in italy to clarify how it intends to avoid looming e.u. disciplinary action over its rising. raised. while prices have risen further on friday continuing thursday's trend to brant crude so a temporary nor 2.9 percent increase but it's flattened a bit since the days peak oil prices had surged by as much as 4 percent following an alleged attack attack on 2 oil tankers in the strategically impor

tom foreman takes a deeper look at the facts. >>he was the sharpest attack of the debate harris sliding into joe biden for opposing racial busing decades ago and. >>you know there was a little girl in california. who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day. >>and it brought a quick rebuttal this character as my position across the board so what do the facts say. harris was truthful about her childhood growing up in berkeley. >>she was part of the second elementary school class there to experience busing in the late 1960's the school tells cnn. >>as she would eventually rise i only learned later that we were part of a national experiment in desegregation and while she a young black girl was attending a mostly white school. joe biden was becoming a us senator around that same time then senator joe biden. >>changed his position on busing and became anti busing he joined the jesse helms. i don't know if you know this but i did not know that, but it's true. >>this court's orde

for the second tell i cast, frank foreman has turned the television so it faces the earth. the united states. it appears now that the east coast is cloudy. >> apollo 8 around christmas of 1968 showed us the craters of the moon and then showed us the earth statement, and spoke to us. they read the book of genesis. >> god said, let the waters of the heaven be gathered together in one place, and let the dry land appear, and it was so. and god called the dry land earth. and the gathering together of the waters called he seas. god saw that it was good. and from the crew of apollo 8, merry christmas and god bless all of you, all of you on the good earth. >> the far side of the moon and the earth rise for the first time seen by humanize as well as that television broadcast from in orbit around the moon -- i'm sorry, on christmas eve? holy smokes, who wrote that, who is the genius who wrote that script? pretty dieng good. >> 1968 was a tough year for the country. assassinations, bad stuff happening in vietnam and people kind of down, but it was a great way to end it with people goi

and i think what was left out of the conversation with tom foreman or the epa's announcement today.e rallying around coal country and those jobs, it's not regulation that's killing those jobs, it's competition. >> that's what the administration claims? >> yeah. >> it's not. >> in april for the first time ever, renewables created more electricity than coal, we've reached a tipping point now. the bureau of labor statistics says the two fastest growing jobs for the next five or ten years. solar panel installer and wind tech nick. >> how about that. >> with growth rates of like 100% a year. there are three times as many renewable energy workers than fossil fuel workers. the market, the free market forces are pushing in this direction. but he made some promises to some coal minors and as a result they're gutting -- this is just one of 83 environmental rules that cover everything from chemicals emitted by power plants, toxic fertilizer rules, endangered species, and then, of course, the big ka hun in a these days is the climate crisis. and the scientists i've talked to, dozens of them say

>>tom foreman takes a deeper look at the facts. she was the sharpest attack of the debate camel hair is sliding into joe biden for opposing racial busing decades ago. >>and. >>you know there was a little girl in california. who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day. and that little girl was me. >>and it brought a quick rebuttal this character as my position across the board so what do the facts say. harris was truthful about her childhood growing up in berkeley. >>she was part of the second elementary school class there to experience busing in the late 1960's the school tells cnn. >>as she would eventually rise i only learned later that we were part of a national experiment in desegregation and while she a young black girl was attending a mostly white school. joe biden was becoming a us senator around that same time then senator joe biden. >>changed his position on busing and became anti busing he joined the jesse helms. i know if you know this but i did not know that, bu

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> let's get some perspective now on both of these trade disputes.ical analyst james boyce joins us from london. good to have you with us, james. >> good morning, george. >> the white house is leaning in on the use of tariffs as a weapon aimed at motivating china, motivating mexico, certainly mexico on the issue of illegal immigration. the president's team is saying it puts the ball now in mexico's court. listen. >> one of the biggest things they can do is repatriation of the thousands of people coming from central america, they can return them back home, they can stop these massive caravans from coming through their country into ours. that would be a very big first step. certainly we've made some progress on the asylum, but we need to do a lot more on that front. we're hopeful they will do that. >> the question of tariffs as the magic bullet, james, does it work? >> well, it's interesting to hear sarah huckabee sanders talking about this in regards to an immigration issue, whereas, of course, what the administration is deliberately doing is using th

there what does it mean to be a woman in a patriarchal society the artist herself or the arm of a foreman has to do this in the middle of mumbai was courageous. it's getting loud here in the brazilian pavilion. partly fictional documentary that follows the rehearsals for us when garrick competition this of culture combines folklore of pop and vogue it's a scene that attracts that involves the l g b t i community and young people from the outskirts of brazil's big says he's. there are poor people from the favelas a socially speaking people who have very very less access to things up in. a white or more privileged class colonial class of people in the northeast have access to so there's a feeling of. collectivity and they space where they get together they recognize each other they understand that they belong to a certain form of existence and and that is mainly for me a very very beautiful form of resistance despite the public power i mean the state the power. moreas fighting for self-assertion. there is no hierarchy regarding gender abuse he models just an incredible amount of energy. the

kenya is that to deliver a verdict 4 suspects charged in the 2015 attack on gristle university the foreman of face life in prison for the killing of 148 people most of them were students some of the survivors say the attackers initially killed indiscriminately but later released muslim students a 5th suspect was acquitted for lack of evidence those were the headlines as more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next it's talk to al-jazeera to stay with us. you'd. see. albania was hoping to be asked to start european union membership talks this month but that now seems unlikely to happen either leaders want to see a country with stable democratic institutions but in the past week president has canceled local elections that were scheduled for the end of the month because the opposition democratic party refuses to take part in them making matters worse the ruling socialist party has questioned president met the constitutional authority to change the date there's no constitutional court to rule on the matter because it's judges finances a being investigated and they also suspended so al

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tom foreman joinses us with conflicts from the past won't compare from what will come from a full-scale battle from iran. tom? >> the u.s. military were to go after iran they would be taking on a robust military. about a million people people guarding an area about twice the size of texas, but more importantly the fight could easily spill beyond iran to places where they have agents and allies who might very well take up the battle. iraq, for example, shia militia there backed by iran could very well start going after remaining u.s. troops in that region. if you go over here to syria, same thing. shia militia. plus phezbollah backed by iran and considered a terrorist group by the united states and there are a few hundred there and that could make them particularly vulnerable. let's take a look at lebanon here. in lebanon, hezbollah could be firing rockets across the border into israel and that could very well be expected and israel an important u.s. ally and the same thing with hamas in gaza. take it down to yemen and there you see houthi rebels taking on u.s. forces and in the emirates

cnn's tom foreman joins us now.does help the president fulfill a campaign promise, as we know, to help the coal industry. several states, though, and environmental groups will likely challenge this in court. walk us through this new rule. what would change? >> well, essentially what happens is this, under the obama administration, there was a real push by the epa to say, look, we're going to tighten the regulations on emissions to help with global warming and to help nudge the nation away from coal use. they basically wanted to say, we need to discover new ways of producing cleaner energy. we need to rely more on that clean energy. and as long as we keep letting coal go forward unimpeded, that probably won't happen. so the obama administration wanted to move away from that. the trump administration has said this was an overreach, that they had no business doing this, and this rule change now says the states get to play a much bigger role in deciding what will be appropriate for their state. and i'll tell you, the se

tom foreman. thank you.s piece, one rnc vetter said, quote, to be honest, the process was such a disaster and such an s-show and there were so many unqualified people coming through and then talked about ben carson the secretary of hud and he went on to say, oh, gentle ben is unqualified and think pyramids store green and great, at least he's not beating his wife and she's not appearing on oprah, a reference to failed nominee andy poster. has he learned any lessons since this disastrous process, sarah? >> i want to say it has gotten a little bit better. it is not such a disaster as it was in the very beginning. remember it was supposed to be chris christie was in trans -- in charge of transition and he got the boot and then no vetting for anyone coming in. such a catastrophe we were covering at the time. in some ways it got better but then you look at the shanahan story last week and you can't help but wonder, these are court documents. these are public records. this is not soup -- not supper top secret stuf

as tom foreman reports, the new allegations come at a time that hunter's wife has agreed to cooperates. >> reporter: through five affairs with five different women, the court documents allege republican congressman duncan hunter spent thousands of dollars embezzled from campaign funds for hotel rooms, golf, a concert, meals and much more. the married lawmaker has always insisted he's done nothing wrong. >> let's go to court and have a trial and everybody will see everything. >> reporter: last year he and his wife were first accused of using campaign cash to live a lavish lifestyle. his wife recently agreed to cooperate with prosecutors after hunter blamed her for misusing the funds. the new details, if proven, are damning. for example, the papers describe a trip to heavenly mountain resort in california in 2010 where the congressman and a female lobbyist spent the weekend skiing, ordering room service and enjoying the amenities using his campaign credit card to cover the thousand dollar tab and more campaign cash for travel. other trips with the same woman, a double date to virginia b

as skip foreman christof knows there are some designs that need no improvement only minor touch ups are made to the body of the beetle convertible in the 31 years of its production of the 1200 convertible was based on the post 1950 beetle with a rectangular rear window and somewhat larger front and rear windows this was v.w. subversion of the facelift i got in 1959 they replaced the door levers with fixed door handles over a push but what i. and in august 1960 the pop-up semaphores turn signals were replaced with signal lights and so the simple tail lights made way for those fat lights resembling an elephant's foot says it's. in 1954 the beatles nitrile based paint was changed to synthetic resin paint models tones like this gravel grey dominated the color schemes of the 1950 s. and sixty's the top export model shone with far more chrome than the standard models on the dashboard for example. christof knows that the well insulated top muffled the noises of traffic affectively making this beagle 2 cars and one so aside from the weather can be another good reason to put the top up to shut o

foreman in the meantime you know the drill be sure on the ground and don't muck it up and that's where answer most of you are going on it was you. live in a round the world fight against discrimination and harassment which will raise their ugly heads in football. who are you why are you not in the kitchen what are you doing here we. should be doing this. bizarrely some people still have a problem with women and football. that it is in 2018 and did he go back when the very 1st but no indoor phemie now but an otherwise unforgettable evening was overshadowed by a truly shameful moment. could you imagine the world's best male player being asked if they could do a sexy dance last season hey get back scored more goals than right now. sexism remains an issue in the women's game one of the biggest problems is women simply not being taken seriously if you are the very youngest what are you doing here we. should be doing this so you get there from this but you get it from me you go to from the porch if it's almost like a normal thing. he was about 18 years old sitting inside because he wanted to

lance foreman?” you think that is a pole —— possibility. lance foreman?r eight weeks. labour have had data on all their vote rs labour have had data on all their voters going back decades and winning elections isn't only about campaign, its about getting people out in the day and if you have a list of people going and knocking on their doors, that is half the battle. and the brexit party have none of that. we are hoping that the campaign alone would have been sufficient. what are you hearing, dan? i am hearing it is close and i can't shed any light on it. between the labour party and the brexit party. this is a proxy referendum. people have been engaging on the nhs, schools, crime rising, but we have had thousands of activists out, campaigning. —— hundreds. it is those people on the ground that will make the difference. this is a 2—party margin but it doesn't include the conservatives, why?m has been clearly about brexit and the frustration people have expressed? is the frustration people have expressed ? is it the frustration people have expressed? is it

. >> a president and a foreman vice president speaking out in eye woo. joe biden calling the president an existential threat to america. >> he does everything he can to frighten people. no president should do something like that, for god's sake. it's bizarre and it's damaging. >> reporter: that criticism was the focal point across some events. and one speech, he mentioned the president's name 77 times including this jab. >> he thinks the tariffs are being paid by china. just like he believes mexico is building a wall. >> reporter: in his first visit to iowa this season, president trump took notice of biden's attention. >> he was some place in iowa today, he said my name so many times, people couldn't stand it anymore. sleepy guy. >> reporter: the president returns to familiar attacks, questioning bind's fitness and stamina ma and says he wants -- >> no, i would pick bind other than anybody. i think he is the weakest mentally and i like running against people who are weak plen tally. >> there were 19 presidential candidates in iowa this weekend. biden was

you can see out here on the street the santa clara fire department what looks like a construction foreman the orange vest. the mother officials that look like they could be just starting out on the investigation. this fire got started at about 11 am and burned so hot that it practically fried some of the businesses across the street. >>> as the building was swept up in 40 foot high flames construction crews could be seen running for their lives. this video was shot by auto tech david who was working across the street. >>> it is very scary.>> reporter: one of the construction workers was left stranded on the roof and had to climb down the scaffolding.>>> he started coming down slowly. the fire was catching up to him. i was already feeling the heat at the time. i don't know how hot it could've been for him.>> reporter: the entire complex went up like a match. >>> one a fire like this is in the framing stage of the building it promotes rapid fire is bread. you had that lumber with plenty of air around it.>>> no other structures were lost. >>> i've never seen anything like this in my life. it

if you go by foreman figures, pakistan had no chance in this, but that's what they want you to think.ting nations swings so no other cricketing nations swings so freely from low to high having lost all ten wickets for 105 on friday, they now made 82 without losing one. mohammed embodied the spirit, this was his first ball. no need for a second look. they were doing this remember against the worlds number one side, the side not used to being put under any real pressure, but under the spotlight unlikely flaws showed. jason roy became the cringing face of england's bad day in the field. he made another 70 rounds before chris finally got hold of him. pakistan still had enough wind in their sales to set a world cup record of 349. no wonder 0wen morgan was practising his batting, it didn't help him here. the captain led batsman to for early, it was when pakistan missed that mattered. joe root had been dropped on ten, and made good on his escape steering his way to the first century of this world cup. england are and could buy their route, so it was into the reaction when pakistan finally du

let's talk about what the german foreman -- foreign minister, was he taking with him to tehran to offerer than good intentions? daniel: nothing more than good intentions. here's the thing. when the americans announced they would withdraw from the nuclear deal, they did not tell what they wanted the iranians to do. what the europeans want the iranians to do is clear. just one assignment if you want to say it that way. that is to remain faithful and respect the deal. brent: which they have so far. daniel: yes. according to the institutions monitoring this, they have. that is a technical element. they have increased the capacities to theoretically increase their uranium production by keeping a large amount. what could happen the seventh of july is a different story. if he does not comply with the deal, automatically, sanctions will apply. there is no renegotiation. when the german say the deal would be dead, that is the case. brent: i want to ask you what the iranian foreign minister said. he warned that those waging economic war against tehran cannot exhibit -- expect to remain safe. how

percent of vieira anymore is going to a fully much fit back active but shop guys are very and say tom foreman i want world champion find the lawn service celebrating victory at their home on 24 hour ice for the 2nd straight year he was part of the sorts of same that certainly honors in the famous insurance events on sunday in france alonso's team winning by a margin of 17 seconds ok but as i suppose looking for now more lighter. for me come back on the other side of the break at the top of the very latest on the continuing situation in the hong kong protesters and demonstrators there want to encourage the chief executive to resign over the policy as announced just a couple of days ago that plus more in about 2 minutes. brazil a bastion of economic development and a key player can a shifting global order a country that's become an increasingly attractive destination for african migrant workers viewfinder in latin america follows an angolan migrant who turns to music once his brazilian dream encounters hardship and racism open arms and closed doors on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks lo

about it it's robust guidelines exist due to the importance of user privacy a tech expert told us tom foreman like you cheap are increasingly losing people is trust. but they didn't want people to know what what they found out i mean what they found out was actually very bad they found out that there was a systematic suppression of conservative voices on on these basically on these platforms that are open in fact under the law are these are supposed to be communications systems which are protected speech that people have it's just like a telephone they don't censor your telephone calls and why should they be able to censor you when you go on twitter or on instagram this is the kind of thing that's happening now and people just need know one thing they cannot trust these platforms for anything. b.b.c. is facing a backlash from u.k. pensioners they're angry after their podcast or announced it was scrapping free t.v. licenses but they have a $75.00. respecting and honoring our elders looking out for them is one thing but money's money if a 75 year old can watch t.v. they sure as heck can pay for

year ie anymore he's going to get a fully much fit back active but sharp types of viri and to tom foreman i want world champion find the alonso is celebrating victory at the amounts 24 hour race for the 2nd straight year he was part of the sort of seem that the honors in the famous insurance events on sunday in france alonso's team winning by a margin of 17 seconds. ok but you sport let's get back in london. andy thank you very much well there is much more on our website al-jazeera dot com is why you need to go further all the way to solve top stories and the and now assess that takes you behind it i'll be back in a couple of minutes with a full. freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for afghan traders who brave the will concur that it's no choice. combating the impossible to sell their goods in isolated areas. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extremes. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. culture of dance thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to brace and maintain their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they a

and here in the studio by boris foreman welcome to you professor of political science at bard college in berlin and in london d.w. charlotte potts is standing by in charlotte i'd like to begin with you and just ask you because the we know that the president is due to arrive in the city soon what's expected. so he is going to receive the royal treatment here today the full royal treatment that a state visit can offer trump is going to meet basically with every high ranking member of the royal family he is going to spend most of the day with the queen and that includes a luncheon at some point then a visit to westminster abbey and later on a lavish state banquet and this dinner there has been a lot of criticism of course around this visit with the big question is why is britain rolling out the red carpet for trump right now so this dinner will be boycotted for example by opposition leader jeremy cole been who has already said he is not going to participate as a point of criticism towards chum and also for example the leader of the liberal democrats he's also not going to participate so

foreman along the coastline sort of snap that he way he sees the patchy fog moving in along the coastline right now look at the city go a very comfortable 64 degrees where they should be 64 degrees in the san francisco, but you really only fueling most of those effects along the coastline and just inside the bay get to redwood city, the still hot 90 degrees. it's 87 in san jose 94 in livermore 94 in concord everybody cooling down really around the bay area, the only 100 i could find was in fairfield so these temperatures dropping a good 10 plus degrees in many spots today and much more even 20 plus degrees along the coastline. so changes in the works look at the suddenly surge of low clouds and fog working his way up the coastline now that is a great sign. if you're looking for some heat relief that fog is going to continue to make its way and feel it along the coastline and probably pushing the bay overnight tonight so we're on the way for some much cooler temperatures ft, here's the forecast for tomorrow afternoon that sea breeze kicks in and those hot triple digits long gone in fact to

really tough spot that's timing that will have problems still with the other partner nissen and the foreman isn't c.e.o. calos go on just yesterday both of them announced that they will file legal actions against go on for embezzling $11000000.00 euros basically money that he spent in appropriately on private flights and so forth and to tunnelling into a dodge based holding company so that renault is in the headlines but sadly for the wrong reasons and they don't story remain a part of a lot of the shots thanks for bringing us up to date monica. we have some sports now and the women's world cup gets underway on friday the final on july the 7th will take place in paris but instead in the all a city that has become central to the development of the women's game in france hosts are among the favorites to follow their male counterparts and lift the trophy if they do so. a major role or. it's here that the world champions will be crowned but leon's park olympique is a stadium that's already seen its fair share of glory olympic leons women's team play some of its games here a science whose domina

to weaken the democratic party and they should come to a conclusion as fast as possible of course foreman joining us thank you thanks. well here in germany investigations into the killing of a regional politician are being stepped up police reports indicate that a suspected far right extremists now under arrest may not have acted alone the victim a politician walter look was shot in the head at close range earlier this month investigators are looking at whether the suspect may have been part of a wider network. the german politician shot dead on his own terrace following intensive investigations author and he's have identified and arrested a main suspect a man with several previous convictions for his parents in attacks by far right extremists now german media reporting that clues have emerged that suggest he did not act alone they say a witness has come forward saying he saw 2 cars speeding near the scene as are enough he says he heard a gunshot that night and then he saw 2 cars driving very aggressively close by. he says he thinks he may have made a wrong turn. by the font. the witness

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walking that a few steps will be convinced 20 may at least a panel of criminal expert to identify the foreman need chauvelin ability for that killing with regard to the standing in strong. it is not going to happen overnight . the establishment of an instrument for syria has a triple i am or for the investigation into the use of chemical weapons i've taken many of forte's what i am suggesting is basically is equivalent for the investigation of targeted killings if you twitter to happen overnight i will be only on b. to. a totally surprised and. funded so i think it's up to us now to you including you because the media has a big role to play since one of the the primary victims of targeted killings right now are on a list. human rights defenders as well and yours or of course i have a role to play in convincing the international community that the some most effective way of moving forward the palace is that we are witnessing the ping-pong games between who can do what. p.v.t. of the secretary general to determine whether or not he can more we something all of thoughts things will be solved if

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the foreman on the man from u. k. foreign minister has been keeping a relatively low profile in his bid to become u. k. prime minister. however actually the noise surrounding the domestic dispute with his girlfriend that led to a police visit last week is deafening. his wife in the race the current foreign minister jeremy hunt has called on johnson to man up. stop avoiding the media and show you can cope with questionable. rafe herald the people of this country want to prime minister used the pads. to give a straight answer to a straight question as to how you will deal with the brexit crisis where and how you are going to leave. the european union the other stuff you know people can talk about but i think it would be completely wrong for me to comment on it and they want to know why the police with. other stuff however is what he's getting the attention. johnson was involved in a loud altercation notified at his girlfriend's house. hi boxing you'll you'll general name this call police after hearing screams shouts

timmy wants international support to help take them back to their village she stays their house and foremanhave been destroyed but she would prefer to camp back there she says those who remain silent over the plight of civilians are as guilty as the regime for now resistance of the soul of gross say they are praying for salvation so you know because al jazeera asma northwestern syria. emergency talks are about to begin between top u.s. and mexican officials in a last minute attempt to stop threatening terrorists mexico's foreign minister marcelo everett is trying to persuade the u.s. secretary of states to call off a 5 percent tariff increase which is due to kick in on monday the u.s. president ronald trump is threatening to increase charges every month unless mexico reduces the number of people crossing the border are white house correspondent kelly healthcare is joining us live now and you know kimberly even president trump's party members or some of them at least are against these new tariffs on mexico. yeah there's a lot of concern about the president's pledge to put in place these tari

kenya is that to deliver a verdict for suspects charged in the 2015 attack on gristle university the foreman of face life in prison for the killing of 148 people most of them were students some of the survivors say the attackers and the surely killed indiscriminately but later released muslim students a 5th suspect was acquitted for lack of evidence those were the headlines as more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next it's talk to al-jazeera to stay with us. see. albania was hoping to be asked to start european union membership talks this month but that now seems unlikely to happen either leaders want to see a country with stable democratic institutions but in the past week president has canceled local elections that were scheduled for the end of the month because the opposition democratic party refuses to take part in them making matters worse the ruling socialist party has questions presidents met the constitutional authority to change the date there's no constitutional court to rule on the matter because it's judges finances a being investigated and they all suspended so alban

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work together and address border crisis, joining live to weigh in south carolina congressman ralph foremannk you for your time as always. >> my pleasure. jillian: do you realistically doing anything done, both of the sides working together to make something happen. >> jillian, i sure hope so because the president has been more than patient in dealing with a group of democrats who have for so long failed to acknowledge that we have a problem, nancy pelosi initially said that there was no crisis, then went to manufactured crisis, then it went to humanitarian crisis, well, as the president said they can solve this in 15 minutes if they would change asylum laws and up to now they haven't been willing to do that and hopefully they will and just shows the patience the president has in trying to work with the democrats. jillian: kind of different. rob: the graphic where this is going to happen and where it could start in 2 weeks, a lot of sanctuary cities, tweet from nancy pelosi, mr. president, the delay is welcomed, time is needed for comprehensive immigration reform, families belong together.

the jacket that i am wearing his foreman artist. we have either met, through social media, we have reached out. we've asked if you want to be part of it. from there, they tell their artist friends. >> you're going to have quite a few people showing up at the open house. you do this once a month, correct? >> it is every third thursday. it is in downtown oakland. it is from 7 pm to 9 pm. all you have to do is rsvp on our website. tell your name, how many people you want to bring. >> i can come down even if i don't commit money? >> absolutely. come on down. we have the warriors dj. >> bringing art to the people. the oakland art library. thank you for your time. >> i am on board with that idea. >> i like it. look like you've got it going on. for a big party. how many, how long do you get it for? >> up to three months. >>> i have to say, this is the coolest. very cool. >>> as you look outside, you can see the clouds. they are on the coast, there they are. they will linger around for the next couple of days. as you this because they do, y

ali came up with a strategy to fight a younger george foreman. that's exactly right, the rope-a-dope. he would cover up, back into the ropes and let george pummel away on him. that's what i felt like the last few weeks with the broadcasters and at&t and people coming into my office, everybody just wants to pummel on us and figure out how this thing is going to come out in the end. we, mr. bergmeyer, what's a local broadcast station? >> i guess there's two -- any broadcaster serves a specific geographic region, so it's local to that region. so i think that if you're in that region, that's your station. i think the problem is when you're short a market, when you're in a market where there is no affiliate for a particular broadcaster, then you just need some kind of station. i suppose it's not going to be local to your particular market. nevertheless that station in its own market is still that you have as a local station. >> so ms. boyers said, i believe, her local affiliate, cape girardeau, was 147 miles away. is that a local station? >> i think t

. >> don't forget it was james foreman in the 1970s, this reverend. he went to the churches.e blamed the churches and the synagogue and the government and you and everybody else. he wanted reparations and the churches came reparations. >> you're doing an hour on this. so awesome on this subject. thank you so much. up next, my mini angle on why trump is still an outsider. ♪ >> trump the outsider on the inside. that's the focus of tonight's mini angle. >> together we stare down a corrupt and broken political establishment and restore government by and of and for the people. our future has never ever looked brighter or sharper. >> now, last night in orlando, the president still sounded like a challenger. i loved it. he was unbowed in his zeal to drain the swamp. despite the resistance from both inside and outside of the government. now, this is because, i really believe this, at its core, he has a deeply anti-establishment mindset. think about it. from the mueller travesty to his negotiations with the mexicans on trade and even immigration, the president and his team outworked a

. >>> retesting of an area of the foreman former hundred point shipyard is moving forward.ampling to begin a personal g in the coming weeks. that is one of the areas where the company hired to clean up the soil, tetra tech is accused of falsifying test records. the navy will be testing to make sure all radioactive soil has been removed. when the retesting process is completed and reviewed, the navy says it will turn over the partial to the city and county for development. >>> still to come, kevin durant decides to turn down his option with the warriors next season and become an unrestricted free agent. what does this mean? mark will give us his take coming up next in sports. >>> join us tonight on fox. an all-new mastership turns up the heat at 8:00 followed by the new hit series, first responders live at 9:00. we will be back for the 10:00 and 11:00 news right here on ktvu. and >>> marcus lewis sports. i know what kevin durant did by opting out was not a surprise. are reading too much into it? does it really mean he could be going somewhere else? >> here's the thing. every

tom foreman is with me more on the advanced aviation threat identifii had identification. >> it's easy senator mark warner, who is the vice chair of the intelligence committee said, look, i think it's important. he told us just this afternoon i think it's important the military is taking this more seriously now than in the past. the videos relate to a couple different sightings. in 2004 called the tic tac sighting, because it looked like a tic tac flying out there very close to the water and more recently there were some on the east coast. 2014, 2015, where these pilots were describing seeing these things up to 30,000 feet in the air flying at extraordinary speeds, hypersonic, well over the speed of sound changing direction in the most astonishing ways, seemingly defying the laws of physics. listen to what one of these pilots had to say. >> no distinct wings, no distinct tail, no distinct exhaust. it seemed like they were aware of our presence, because they would actively move around us. >> so that's what has everyone excited. these reports, the release of these video. the program was

excitement there was they told me to clear the houses upany stragglers, so i made for little parties, foreman age. i took one of the parties and we would leapfrog on both sides of the street. found any germans, which was also good. very glad about that. we had toe of them stick the bandit in the keyhole, fire around that type thing. we mostly found frightened frenchman. a battle going on above them and then soldiers with bandits coming down to make sure there were no germans. as i said, we went on toward mazy battery. i had very little to do with the mazy fight. i won't cover that. did was march past the battlefield. so, that concludes my coverage of d-day as i saw with me again and we are speaking about his landing on d-day. and then a full description of his first three days of battle, beginning on june 6. we tracing some of those steps, you have been quite detailed with generalogress coda. describe the scene of the battle as you are coming ashore, what it felt like and what was going on in the battle, in terms of the fire that you were getting. you that the second battalion, two companies

tom foreman, cnn washington. >>> how is trump's trade war with mexico impacting the markets?ndent has your before the bell report. >> well, the bulls are glad to put may behind them, the major averages all fell, posting their first losing month of the year. president trump's mexico tariff threat only adding to trade jitters. the first round would start at 5% on june 10th, raise each month going up 25% by october 1st. if mexico doesn't slow the number of migrants coming to the u.s. they're already dealing with a chinese trade war and slowing global economy. all of this means the days of big stock market returns may be over. >> the u.s. economy is slowing down. profits are fairly secure. i think interest rates will remain low, stocks will probably go up. we should be looking at stock market gains 5% per year. people have to adjust their expectations. >> is the u.s. economy strong enough to with stand some damage from the tariffs? investors will get a key piece of information. the u.s. economy added 263,000 jobs and that jobless rate fell to 3.6%. but if tariffs start to weigh o