supreme court says he can use military funding for his border wall and want tamala agrees to stop u.s. bound my friends after trying to terror threats to. hundreds of people have been arrested as they attempted to rally on the streets of moscow demanding free and fair local elections this after a raft of opposition and independent candidates were barred from running in the city's upcoming city council election the protest was declared illegal and police began to detain people gathering for the demonstration. before it even began. we're further. our correspondent and we sure were and has been following that very tense situation in moscow emily you were there as the police made those arrests tell me about the security at the rally how tight is it. well i'm actually here at the moment when arrests seem to be happening or about to happen just to the left of me there's actually a line of police kind of lining up and it seems that the protesters that you see behind me may be arrested rather soon let's hope not security has been very tight even going into these meetings along the main road w

and what tamala it says migrants from honduras and el salvador who pass through get a mile up must seek asylum there 1st just days before trump threatened to impose tariffs on guatemala if it didn't stop migration to the u.s. the models' highest court says the deal is illegal while trunk calls it a success. but it doesn't erase the struggles quater mullins face and some say it won't keep them from crossing the border for a better life. in the u.s. but i worked 8 hours every day. i have to sustain me and my wife it was very easy very smooth. but here you can't be in security but the price is a consuming us. issues that it's getting harder for people to enter but it doesn't seem to affect people they want to go and try their luck. trump says he's done what others couldn't but one of the things as they say about what amal is we've never had a better relationship right now they've agreed to do something that's very good for the united states and we're going to work with them also we're going to be it's going to be a partnership and it's happening with mexico too we never had any kind of coo

got tamala signed a migration agreement under that deal migrants from el salvador and honduras who pass through got to mala would be required to stop and seek asylum there 1st or they won't be eligible for asylum in the u.s. the pledge from mexico and on the us was signed in the mexican state of veracruz which is on route or on the route many central american migrants take heading for the united states. is there and this update. the meeting taking place between honduran president of one orlando to members and mexican president. is taking place in me not the plan the state of veracruz where we are of course the subject of the discussions today in the announcement is immigration given that a majority of migrants making their way to the united states from central america originate in honduras the development plan that's being announced today involves a commitment of $100000000.00 by the mexican government toward 3 central american nations we're talking about will solve it or guatemala and honduras again the country where majority of these migrants are originating from this plan is not bein

muller has told congress his report didn't see exonerate president trump of obstruction of justice as tamala was testifying at 2 different hearings about his investigation into allegations of russian interference in the 2016 us presidential election. donald trump has vetoed 3 measures to block arms sales to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. because of the war in yemen on expressing his concerns for civilian casualties in the conflict mr trump said congressional efforts to block weapons sales would damage relationships with key allies in may he bypassed congress to sell more than $8000000000.00 in weapons to the gulf states. this is al jazeera let's recap the top stories so soft puts a rico's governor ricardo rosello has announced his resignation the decision comes off to nearly 2 weeks of protests tens of thousands took to the streets of leaked messages that show to making sexist and homophobic comments will leave office opus the 2nd inside the i'm not going on that despite having a mandate from the people who elected me democratically today i feel that continuing in this position presents insert

>>video of 2 teens being rescued from their sinking boat and tamala sunday, the coast guard capturedhis video of the rescue last night, a 47 foot motor lifeboat crew from the degas bay was called out when they heard the 3 boats were filling up with water. the strong winds was challenging for rescuers, you can see a co star swimmer jumped into the water to try to get the 2 teens aboard the coast guard craft. the coast guard rescued those 2 plus 12 other sailors were brought to shore by a yacht club safety vessel so all in all 14 were pulled from the water everyone, the good news was wearing life jackets. the party is set to begin what we can expect from san francisco's fireworks display this year coming up. >>saving how placing these notes h >>last year notes of hope began appearing on the forest hill bridge that's near auburn in placer county. the handwritten notes of love and encouragement are placed with the goal of trying to save lives the 730 foot bridge is the highest bridge in the state and as well when the reports now one woman placing a nose was actually able to save the life

days earlier from threatened to impose tariffs on what tamala unless it took action . and these 8 people have been killed by earthquakes in the philippines 2 quakes with magnitudes of 5.4 and 5.9 struck early on saturday in the baton as islands in the zone strait that's the body of water that separates the philippines from taiwan . behinds public prosecutor says 3 men convicted on charges of terrorism and murder had been executed it comes hours after a un special rapporteur on extradition killings agnes kalama appealed to bahrain's government to stop the execution of an ottoman. they were convicted last year of a series of offenses unlikely to be among the prisoners who have been executed honesty international and other rights groups say their trials were grossly unfair and the men were tortured and forced to sign confessions while blindfolded or shortly before the executions we spoke to bahraini human rights activist. she believes the government's taking its cues from washington these 2 young men who are in their early twenty's were both sentence that death during a m