a which a police claim are responsible forfuelling a surge in which a police claim are responsible for across london. the metropolitan police commissioner says the clips featuring drill music include lyrics the anchorage knife attacks. the problem in the eyes of some members in the audience isn't articulated here. the police ask you to re m ove articulated here. the police ask you to remove videos which they believe anchorage gang violence. what do we see on every news bulletin on the 29th of may? clips of those videos, shame on you bbc i am disgusted. the same day, bbc news told us that medical staff who treated the former russian spy and his daughter, did not expect the pair to survive. here is read, with news that one. in interviews with the newsnight programme, the staff said that at first they thought the pair suffered a drugs overdose. mark reports. it's before 5pm on the 4th of march. we we re before 5pm on the 4th of march. we were told there were two patients in the emergency department who were critically unwell and it would be coming up to the unit. sarah clamp e—mailed us t

these days some of the greek territory will be under military threat from anyone it's a matter of receiving one of the claims from the a former yugoslav republic of macedonia as an insult to our own national heritage listing of an ascii does macedonia have claims on more than just greek heritage or what the greeks say is their heritage you know doesn't have as some greek suspect at least every dentist claims on the greek province of macedonia and you know has the appropriation office like alexander the great. eight reinforced fears in a region that has been primed to shift in what is. till two thousand and eight. almost sure that there was no such a claim except some some statement of some nationalist but two thousand and eight feel the momentum went when greece blocked the. must donia to join nita in the summit there was not such a claim it's true that since two thousand and eight the nationalist so to repairing the government of mr ski. he started the so-called process of. it means he has. built a lot of monuments of alexander the great. his whole family for me you know very teaching way destroying even if

foreseeable future we we could he have a serious problem to keep must don't is such and mr pot is itis what this integration also allow you know the west to claim victory in a sort of stand off we're saying at the moment against russia i think in terms of. in geopolitical terms yes mustard is the focus of a perceived. perceived. fight over it including russia including turkey so. there appears to be a lot of interest in trying to influence that country and if the country joins the european institutions and obviously the north atlantic treaty that more or less will be the end of that fight and in a comical terms i think. it will be quite beneficial for greece as well as the very many greeks who believe that instead of fighting over that name we should find a neutral acceptable solution and keep doing business with these people to both to the benefit of both sides so and that's a obviously a pragmatic view having said that i believe that. the end of the day the greek parliament will ratify and this is only a guess of course but i i think i have a feeling that we have a problem and will ratify the preliminary agreement this should happen and shoul

country they had first logged a claim in which often means italy. meanwhile italy's far right interior minister has turned away a dutch flag ship with more than two hundred rescued migrants on board my teo so.

if they make a legitimate claim to asylum, we'll hear it and do the credible fear screening. they may in the end get asylum. but that doesn't mean that they didn't violate the law or violate u.s. 1325 a. and the law is the law. they should be prosecuted and punished for that. but that doesn't mean they can't get also get asylum. and we won't throw them back to country where they'll be persecuted if they have a legitimate claim. >> but to be clear and we may agree or disagree whether this is the right thing to do or not what is happening to the people who are claiming credible fear between ports of entry being taken into our criminal justice system, correct? >> i believe so, yes, right. >> commissioner vitiello, on the issue, we had some discussion about terrorists on the southern border. last time we checked we had encountered more terrorists on the northern border than on the southern border. is that still true? >> i would have to look at the data. i think it's still true. >> you made some reference to the fact that some of the good portion of the personnel in border patrol a

by the gop to undermine the russia probe including one memorable clash with the congressman citing a claimtraight from fox news. here's manu raju. >> reporter: good morning. now the house republicans and rod rosenstein went to battle. they've been battling for months and months over a range of issues, namely the production of documents related to the clinton e-mail investigation and the russia investigation. the justice department has provided doupts. in fact, christopher wray and rod rosenstein testified they've provided 880,000 pages of documents. republicans are just not satisfied. they say these documents have been heavily redactive or aren't responsive to the request and a sign of tension between conservatives and rosenstein. a very feisty exchange between jim jordan and rosenstein at a contentious hearing yesterday. >> i don't know why you won't give us what we ask for. >> i hope your colleagues are not under that impression. that is not accurate, sir, and -- >> it is accurate. we've caught you hiding information. >> mr. chairman, will you allow the witness to answer? we can go to mr

man who created database, personal information on ice agents. >> a dangerous situation, a web developer who claimsadjunct nyu professor created a database of the names of 1500 ice agents, took to twitter saying this, i scraped linkedin for people who work with ice. where he posted that information, later took it down. fox news reached out for comment because there has been backlash online as well. and can come of him remaining in an educational institution. gary says why is he not behind bars for endangering a federal officer's life? bill: some of the things being done on social media, someone needs to step up. so many examples of it. and 18-year-old high school student in new jersey could win $10,000 for creating, made entirely of duct tape. this was his contest entry statement, it was around the world. and how do we incorporate that. from head to toe we had that feeling of patriotism. and gotten media attention. and creativity and patriotism. and another twitter user says he put a lot of work into that and it shows, he is a finalist, one of 5 finalists. his is the most patriotic. heather: 21 rol

arguing he can't be guilty of obstruction of justice as he is the chief law enforcement officer, a claim legal experts are skeptical of. >> so, the notion that suddenly obstruction of justice is not something a president can ever do is a radical theory. >> reporter: and that secret memo revealing for the first time the president's attorneys admitting president trump dictated the initial response about his son don junior's meeting with a russian attorney months before the election, something the white house previously denied. >> he certainly didn't dictate but, you know, he -- like i said, he weighed in. >> first it was denied then you say he dictated it. >> this is why you don't let the president testify. our recollection keeps changing or we're not even asked the question and somebody makes an assumption. >> reporter: and giuliani has made it clear president trump's team will fight in the special counsel attempts to subpoena the president telling abc news if that happens, we're going to court. maggie and kendis. >> i do have a feeling this will go on for some time. janai norman, thank y

he did a great chance of staking his claim and giving gareth southgate a selection headache, whetherr perhaps sterling against tunisia. england needed to be clinical. they need to turn possession into the killer ball. and danny welbeck flew at it. there was somejoke between danny welbeck flew at it. there was some joke between the two of them afterwards after whether dele alli had intended to score. the likes of rashford and danny rose have given gareth southgate something to think about. after the match and he was asked do you know you're starting 11 against tunisia in 11 days' time? and he said he knew his sleep on it. certainly plenty rain to think about. a good solid performance from england. will it translate to success of the world cup? we know that when they get in to the pressure of the work of, they do not... gareth can have sweet dreams as he sleeps on that team, if you like. i wonder what it says to that sports company. they came earlier today with that stat that england technically had a 4% chance of winning the world cup, below the likes of peru. below the likes of peru

they may have a claim to asylum, a claim for a special juvenile visa. they have many different ways. especially these children when are 5 years old or 1-year-old or so on, having an attorney to speak on their behalf is going to be critical. we need to create a plan and work with governor and the city to make sure that we have a plan. we are not going to rely on the the federal government, we are not going to rely on trump to do anything. and this is up to new york to say we are going to be a sanctuary city, we are going to aspire to protect human rights, especially children's rights. >> thank you very much, sir. i appreciate your time. >>> up next, first lad melania trump made an unannounced visit to the texas border to see for herself where the children are being housed. an immigrant herself the fares lady made clear she supports reuniting children with their families as soon as possible. i will be joined by marshall's immigration attorney after the break. you are watching msnbc. yeah, you? [ roaring ] [ screaming ] nope. rated pg-13. ♪ ♪ i love you ba

he filed a claim against two former business melaniaers. countersuit claims depp sea compulsive overspender. it says he spent $3,000. and he has a manager online to feed line intoes an ear piece on he does admit spending $30,000 on wine. he finds that sum insulting because it was far 34r. "e.t." has seen his rebellious streak on display since the first sitdown with him in 1988. >> trying to be everybody's hero. that's not what i'm about. not much had changed when we played that brf for depp in 2014. >> the least important thing to me is being famous and being well known. >> how ago was that? >> 1988. >> that's frightening. i still mean it. >> another big tar to talk about. >> george clueny has his afi tribute tonight. >> he's the best thing. he is my complete admiration. and his smile makes me melt. my love, what i have found with you is the great love that i always hoped existed. and seeing you with our children, ella and alexander, is the greatest joy in my life. >> you can cue the aws, as amal gives an emotional seven-minute speech all ab

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a phone for that's homes. she. can do and. now her studio was sealed whiting for demolition. claiming the girl only. she had just renovation to a studio when the eviction notice kind of a dozen independent artists like her also told to leave. she says every reason possible was used to get rid of them special polish. so it's. so you. still found a better deal you. were torrential. back in her temporary shock she no she does not want to return to her village. and you know it's in the remote sichuan province in reality flying from beijing. a few days she'll have to move again and she still has many goods she hasn't sold yet. so you are not from the last minute back in hand. not on your bags it was on you but i looked like you can use a little. in a few months beijing will have five hundred thousand fewer residents it's the first time in two decades that its population is declining. but seven million rural migrants still remain but now they too are asked to leave the season they helped create. al-jazeera as investigative unit exposes the criminal gangs fixing international cricket matches sixty to sevent

a freeport. painting claimed to have been looted was well and truly in the storeroom in the freeport a revelation that caused an uproar. the heirs of the antique dealer stettner have now filed a claim for the restitution of the painting we contacted the no months after several attempts they finally agreed to open up their store room at the geneva freeport and to show us the painting in an exhibition room. we would never meet the art dealers themselves but they did accord us an exclusive uing of the painting a very solemn moment. the work was handled with great precaution it is estimated at about twenty million dollars today. the family swiss lawyer would tell us their version of the story. is about their money. make a set that i laugh i mean i'm at the end on a. and e. act. international at center. tony is a on the economy going to tax i mean i'd say. the twenty's act. to clear his client's even further blow or even raises doubts that the painting ever belonged to the jewish antiques dealer staton or. i don't think it was. it was a bit. of unease. for lee is extinct. what. the. in physically expl

and we weren't fact-checking a claim. we were doing -- often in sort of a q & a type format, just giving the facts on something. and, you know, it's an open question then, does that attract people from, you know, very divergent political viewpoints? i hope so. but that's one of the -- one of the methods that we have employed to try to reach out. >> great. and by way of my own reaction to -- my -- my focus has been very much on the changing media informion ecosystem and its effect on the persistence of misinformation, disinformation. and the role that requires journalists to take of being guides rather than gate-keepers. and i think that this may be jumping ahead to our third panel today on our solutions to some of these problems. but it's enough of a concern that my friend eric mcdicken and i are writing a survival guide for media consumers, because the landscape has become so confusing and confounding to most people who even want information, but have a hard time figuring out what sources to rely on, what to navigate, wha

tel aviv, rudy giuliani misrepresented the formation and purpose of the mueller team with this claim. >> a group of 13 highly partisan democrats to make up the mueller team, excluding him, are trying very, very hard to frame him. they can't emotionally come to grip was the fact that the russian collusion didn't happen. >> giuliani also said first lady moe melania trump does not believe stormy daniels' claim she had an affair with president trump. >> excuse me. when you look at stormy daniels, i know donald trump and look at his three wives. right? beautiful women. classy women. women of great substance. stormy daniels? the business you were in entitled you to know degree of giving you credibility any weight. >> daniels lawyer called the comments disgusting and a disgrace. >>> stormy daniels filing a new lawsuit against keith davidson and michael cohen. she says the two men colluded against her. he hatched a plan to have her appear on fox news over the affair with donald trump. >> the alleged text messages appear to show them coordinati g coordinating. the texts were intended to ensure the

so we have a whole treaty and guess what? the people who lay claim to the land, the native americans, or they were not there. so in a very imperial way they , ceded claim of the lands to the united states. the claims to the lands where native americans lived in sovereignty. they handed them over to the night date, they -- united states. they did not tell native americans. so now the united states has a whole different approach to the land, one that does not allow for the layered claims. and indians cannot, under the territory ordinance, disclose of their lands. they have to go through the federal government. so, the federal government is not going to be the arbiter of the big entity that you have to go through to deal with native americans, but increasingly the entity that will be supervising native americans. so now we get into the power of law to frame these issues and you get a lot of text here. johnson macintosh is one of the key decisions, it is in 1823. it affirms the principle of indian nationhood. so negotiations with indians are within the d

must donia to join nita in the summit there was not such a claim it's true that since two thousand and eight the nationalist go to rebellion the government of mr ski. he started the so-called process of. it means he has. built a lot of monuments of alexander the great. his whole family for me you know very teaching way destroying even if you in architecture or other of the of the capital scope yet and pretending this way that we are a part of the hill any history which worth you know we rejected by the big part of the population but it's true that the terrier government of whisky gave many arguments to the greek nationalists to say that we would like a way to steal the greek hellenic history and we under the previous on the main. being named after alexander the great the main expressway running through the country named after alexander the great i'd like to bring i guess to capitol hill and now mr better of has this dispute been damaging to both countries other than it getting in the way of macedonia joining the european union and nato. it's been much harder evidence from us a lot of f

a. claim. that he did two thousand and fourteen still the release of a documentary called journey to job for seven years two filmmakers a company gentleman and italian regen singer al below sea in jamaica. the film shows how the two have made the caribbean island nation their spiritual home and how they've been most themselves into making culture and. everything from the vibrant world of pop music on facebook d w music stories dance and the latest from the music scene. join us in the universe of pop on facebook to send us a message we love hearing from you. new dawn from twenty thirteen was the first gentleman album with all tracks penned by the artist himself. it includes a single you remember which recalls the days when people used to write letters to each other. doing things out in the past no it would do change everybody's last minute to see them are cut into. it was probably dutch plurality put out a love letter shuts this guy come up such a lovely leaflet let's listen to the facilities are

claims. time-honored in the anglo-american tradition. through the way that you improve the land, this is the basis for a legal claim. you applied your liver to the land and because you have improved it and added value to it, this translates into a legal claim that the courts recognized oftentimes as a way to establish legal title and ownership to that. all of the settlers moving across the proclamation line was the line -- which was the line that the british drew before the american revolution and all the american colonists are moving past it and ignoring it. they are ignoring their own government and continue to move west, what they are doing is, fine, i can make legal claim to this land resettlement itself. then, when i'm there, my government should recognize my claim. you still have people traveling across making legal claims to these lands or they think they ought to be able to. but, you have manufacturing interests who are not eager to and land to cheap fear of losing their label force -- labor force. they have their little factories, business, and the want to blaber. if all the labor goes west, the price -- the

campaign, she has a staggers 148,000 followers on twitter and tonight the followers aren an .up they told her she could not use the women's rest room. she argued that was discrimination. then claimshe was forciblily removed from the restaurant. she was celebrating a friendly badge let and said the situationscalated to the point she calledpolice. but she did respondingfficer affirmed her rights under dc law, reaction has been swift.yo r bowser taking to twitter addressing the incident saying i'm so sorry this happened to you. i'm glad dc was there to represent the truec value we don't accept this in washington, dc and cuba libre restaurant posting a statement saying'r e extremely sorry and that they plan to immediatelyin r their entire staff to iure this does not happen again. climber tells fox 5 this isn the end of the road saying she plans to file a claim on monday. >>> the rai came deadline in this area earlier tonight and now it appears the heat is on the way. mike bennett is on the way. >>> the rest of tonig dry sunday, may be a couple of showers and storms out there. i believe the bigger story on sunday is going to be the heat and humidity around. ataste of what's to com as

football is a simple game a poster claims a man sees a ball for ninety minutes and happy and the germans always win for all ball brawl. now for joining us on. the national team has to take a long hard look. t.w. . i saw a. high culture. high hair. superman. superfood stylish style icon. lifestyle during. the moment. sixty minutes on. crimes against humanity. civilians becoming witnesses or not. their recorded emerges travel around the globe. social media. to split down the fiction and what is fact. digital investigators combing through the flood of images they combine. trying to reconstruct what happened and to substantiate claims of crimes. thanks to this video recording and have a soldier who shot the young man is on trial now. forensics between bits and bytes are you. typing again. evidence. because justice is about the truth. truth detectives starts june thirtieth on t w. football is a simple game of football a simple game twenty two man she's a ball for ninety minutes and at the end the germans always win brawl brawl brawl. hello i'm camillo welcome to at the end the germans always

andre going to make a claim prove ownership of the money.aslinda: give us a rough figure how much you'll be claiming? $4.5 billion.ad: haslinda: how about goldman sachs? you said you would like to pull back some of the money they made from the case. mahathir mohamad: we will do that. haslinda: will you take legal action? do you think there is a case? mahathir mohamad: that is for the ag to decide, not me. given a 10% commission on the money they made. this means that the interest rate has gone up because we get 90% of what was borrowed. we have to trick pay interest on 100%. this is not tenable. far from the commission, we have a very high interest rate. normally borrows at less. haslinda: when you look at how the scandal has gone far and wide, what do you think could be put in place to ensure such a scandal doesn't happen again? mahathir mohamad: we cannot allow borrowing above the ceiling fixed by the government. by 20xceeded the ceiling times. that is wrong. we would not allow that anymore. onlinda: i want to touch malaysia's relationship

the former tennis star boris becker to avoid bankruptcy proceedings have hit a snag backer was claiming his role as a sports envoy with the central african republic gave him diplomatic immunity if the african nation's foreign minister says that the diplomatic passport becker protects him is quote a clumsy fake. lawyers for boris becker launched a claim in the british high court saying he had been appointed to support such a schaefer the central african republic and therefore enjoy diplomatic immunity. this is an image of backers passports obtained by d.w. now officials in the central african republic say the document is false in an interview with the w foreign minister said i have never provided boris becker with a diplomatic passport i can assure you becker is not a member of my diplomatic personnel back as lawyers now say the president of the central african republic was present went back to receive the passport back i tweeted this picture of himself with. in april eric's open eyes covering the story for the w.'s francophone service and fair miss clear that mr baca has received a pass

lawyers for boris becker lodged a claim in the british high court saying he had been appointed to support such a shape for the central african republic and therefore enjoy diplomatic immunity. this is an image of back us passport obtained by d w now officials in the central african republic say the document is false in an interview with the w foreign minister charlemagne said i have never provided boris becker with a diplomatic passport i can assure you becker is not a member of my diplomatic personnel back as lawyers now say the president of the central african republic was present went back to receive the passport back i tweeted this picture of himself with. in april eric's open eyes covering the story for d w francophone service and fair as after clear that mr baca has received a passport which seems to be fake. some claim for the ambassador to belgium saying he issued a passport to mr becker. but the authorities believe it's fake he says he's. a spokesman for the presidency of the central african republic told direct that the passport might be a result of the political unrest in the c

what's not good is when they hide behind swampy ethics rules that a child could prove. they are claimingdoesn't effect a company that imports steel. you could argue what constitutes the shipment but you are still shippingte they also argue potential oil sanctions don't effect the company that ships oil from venezuela. this is the legalistic b.s. we got from crooked clinton. when you sever in the administration that drains the swamp. we expect a higher standard. some suggest we made a mistake. ross' inter are in a blind trust. we looked into that and that's not the case. this is ross' ethics agreement. this is were any relevant blind trust will be listed. it never mentioned any blind trust. the office of government ethics is a joke. it allowed bill clinton to make millions in speaking fees while his wife was secretary of state. president obama's secretary handed out a $10 million grant to a company cochaired by her own covet. drain the swamp was one of donald trump'sost important promises. we'll hold everyone to interest. we'll get to that on another night. in the meantime, a massage it w

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experts on the international court of justice where they had set out the legal basis for bringing a claim under a particular convention which is the convention for elimination of all forms of racial discrimination and they had stated in their report that there is there is a basis to show that the action by the blockading states constitutes a violation of that convention. has taken an important first step in in taking that to the international court of justice now of course was the united arab emirates is a member and accepts the jurisdiction of the i.c.j. the other members do no so it would only be able to be brought against the u.a.e. at this stage fright so a case against the u.a.e. only at this stage even though if there are other countries involved as well in the crisis so talk us through the process how how exactly is it going to work at the international court of justice how does it go about hearing such a case. well it can take a very long time the proceedings before the into court of justice fortunately. there will of course be an attempt to to mediate which ordinarily proceeds a

tally some ten million votes following allegations of electoral flow fraud prime minister had a alibi a claim the blaze was part of a deliberate plan to harm iraq's democracy. that the fallout from the weekend's g. seven summit in canada that meeting of the world's leading industrial nations unraveled after president trump withdrew his support for the group's joint communiqué german chancellor i'm going to battle has now given her a take on events in a rare one on one t.v. interview she described mr trump's move as sobering and of bits depressing comforting on the his threat of trade tariffs she said germany will not be taken for a ride it was the image from the g seven summits in canada that had everyone talking what have the german chancellor been saying to the u.s. president what was she thinking and what was he thinking that photo was taken before donald trump withdrew his support for the g seven joint statement on international trade and it seems that decision has changed everything. in an unusual move chancellor merkel used to german political talk show to vent her frustration at the wa

and now we see north korea with the tensions, claiming to be a victim. ey're claiming that the world is picking on them. we're here to tell you, north korea is not a victim we felt it was time to tell the truth about the condition that otto was in. he had severe brain damage. he was systematically tortured and intentionally injured by kim jong-un and liz regime. >> can't help but think about the parents we spoke with last year. mike pence says he did speak with warmbier's parents over the weekend and assured them the president was going into the summit with the 23578ly of otto warmbier in his heart. that summit happening soon in singapore, that's where my colleague john berman is, one of the questions obviously, denuclearization of the entire peninsula on the agenda. we sawshinzo abe bring up rights. people abducted by north korea, will that come up? >> i have no doubt that otto warmbier and his family will be in the heart of the president when he meets with the north korean leader. will they be on his lips? we don't know at this point. joining me now to

a commons vote tomorrow. the metro's front page has claims that the defence secretary tried to oust the prime minister over a funding dispute. it also features a photo of england captain harry kane celebrating today's win over panama. we'll have a look at it in a minute. the express has warnings from the police federation over resources ahead of donald trump's visit to london. the i reports on the backlash experienced by a woman after accused a former mp of sexual abuse. the guardian leads on calls from mps and campaign group to reduce home office fees in relation to asylum and immigration. the times says more than 30 thousand children aged between ten and 15 are in gangs across the uk. and the sun has more on celebrations as england make the top 16 in the world cup. we'll come to the football in a bit, as i'm sure you will forgive us, evenif as i'm sure you will forgive us, even if you're not particularly a fan, after what they have done today. that star, though, with the daily telegraph. firstly, that heathrow expansion to this brexit, mps told. he was asking this? chris grayling. he has written an article

there were stories out there in the "new york times," and other places that coincided with a claim oft, something that harold ford, a guy i know for a long time, denied. then this is what happened jo a four-year-old claim, correct? >> four-year-old claim. i'm not disparaging the person who made the claim, i'm laying out the facts, or harold here. morgan stanley came out with a settlement that included a same that harold was not ousted for sexual misconduct, that he left for other reasons. there was a lot of issues with harold and the bank, including the fact his mentor, greg fleming, was out too, and a lot of run-ins with others. leave that as an aside. harold is a smart, good guy, or good rainmaker. he gets that statement now here's how we advance the story. i found this out recently. not only did morgan stanley make the statement. they gave him a monetary settlement. they paid him money, that reflected part of his compensation for 2016. money was exchanged. here's how we're further forwarding the story. harold ford, jr., is talking to various private equity firms, financial firms ab

that as rudy giuliani takes a cheap shot at daniels. claiming she has no credibility because she's a porn star. her attorney michael avenatti is firing back, and he joins me now. you say that stormy's former lawyer, keith davidson, colluded with michael cohen to manipulate stormy by getting her to appear on shawn hannity and falsely denying the affair with donald trump. and this is text messages between them and you that you say are proof here. this is what cohen says. he says i have her attentively scheduled for hannity tonight. call me after your trial. and davidson says, she cannot. don't today. she is flying -- she cannot do it today, she is flying to l.a. tomorrow. i'm trying to get her to commit for tomorrow. and cohen says it's really important. why? davidson says, still trying. cohen, this is no good, we need her by doing tomorrow, just create another news cycle instead of putting an end to this one. some of it is not grammatically correct here. and the story is dying, and don't think it's smart for her to do any interviews. let her do h

trail a bit several other high profile candidates to take the job of film critic and journalist he's a claim for his work as artistic director of the la carter film festival and he faces outgoing buggin army chief detect cosmic has been to hell for seventeen years critics are calling for increased curation about in all the world's largest public film festival. it's time to remind you the top stories this hour german chancellor angela merkel has dampened expectations for an e.u. emergency summit on refugee policy this sunday she's currently in the level but was forced to back down over a draft accord on migration by its least new for police to go. that's it you're up to date on your view at the top of the hour in the meantime of course there's always the web sites t w dot com have a good day. come on. come the middle. of the. story spread the world over information they provide the kenyans they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch and follow us.

trump administration wants to resolve. >> bret: secretary nielsen said they could go to a port of entry and claim asylum and stay together but this is dealing with illegal border crossing. >> both parties are playing chicken but there are kids in the car. i think everyone's going to have to a breather, and a rare time to get together and say let's get it off the table. it's not good for the country and not good for the kids. >> bret: the images are horrible. thank you very much. still ahead, top south korean diplomat says the country wants unofficial end to the korean war by the end of this war. and up next, with the u.s. supreme court said and does not say about gerrymandering. hear that sizzle? red lobster's lobster & shrimp summerfest is back! with lobster and shrimp together in so many new ways. like new cedar plank seafood bake, roasted to perfection. or new caribbean lobster and shrimp. but hurry in. lobster & shrimp summerfest won't last. >> bret: president trump says he wants the pentagon to create a space force. the president says it will be a separate but equal branch of the u.s. milita

egypt and bahrain initiated a blockade on qatar claiming doha was a supporter of terrorism it's a claim that qatar has strongly refuted in a special day of programming al-jazeera is looking at the causes and effects of the blockade and how twelve months on the g.c.c. remains fractured and we secured a wide ranging interview with qatar's foreign minister mohammed bin up to rahman i thought he says qatar won't make any compromises and in particular to the latest reports of threats of military action by saudi arabia. first for just that let us make it very clear that the purchase of any military equipment is a sovereign decision which no country has. anything to do with so there is no legitimate grievance behind this letter and threatening to cut that violating the international law by writing all the international norms and. most importantly it's violating the. g.c.c. charter which is the countries of the g.c.c. should not launch an attack against each other so we believe that this letter has no any legal basis to justify. any action we have been subject to a unilateral measure which was

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reporter: lawyers for boris becker launched a claim in the british high court, saying he had been appointed sports attache for the south -- and enjoy diplomatic unity. -- immunity. they say the document is false. in an interview would dw, before the minister said i have never provided boris becker with a diplomatic passport. i can assure you he is not a member of my diplomatic personnel. becker's lawyers now say the president of the south african republic was present when he got the passport. he tweeted this picture of himself with him in april. >> it is clear that mr. becker has received a passport which seems to be fake. the ambassador to belgium says he issued a passport to mr. becker, but the authorities believe it is fake. reporter: a spokesman for the presidency of the central african republic said the passport might be the result of the political unrest in the country five years ago. >> during the coup, the troubles in 2013, 2014, the administration was pillaged. there was a place sending passports illegally. these passports, which have been stolen, robbed from the central african re

i'm here to draw a big bold line under that. the president claimedsional action and then somehow miraculously he did just that. he can take care of this problem immediately. he created it. he can take care of it. he should come to congress to talk to us about ways to change the immigration laws so we don't have to go through this again. >> i'm brenda lawrence from detroit, michigan. i came here to look, to see the people who -- the human beings who are coming to this country for asylum. i did not see the criminal. the criminals that these human beings are being portrayed as. i would say clearly the president's executive order had an immediate impact on families. and this president should be ashamed. >> i'm congresswoman barbara lee from the 13th congressional district of california. this process, first of all, is such a dehumanizing process. it's shocking to me. it's outrageous. and i'm so concerned that these individu individuals, one, still do not have any legal representation as they go through the process. two, still don't have any counseling or

a world of magic. flight accusations and counter-accusations this claim this encounter claims were made by. the media served as the main battleground. on monday the fifth of june two thousand and seventeen crain state television read a statement from its government in the men look at their. father not. a short time later saudi arabia followed suit. the message well. i thought of. the year when. the u.a.e. and egypt announced they were cutting ties with qatar. the coordinated move by the four countries has caused the greatest rift in years between some of the most powerful arab states the largest country. followed by what it's. see dependent foreign policy as a threat. to their narrative their consensus there were. only one which is totally unacceptable qatar was accused of harboring a multitude of terrorist and sectarian groups creating instability in the region the restrictions did not only target because of the government but also its citizens and residents. in the hours that followed a systematic and orchestrated plan of isolation was enacted. the national carrier has declared they would

a claim unprecedented. >> does the president believe he's above the law? >> certainly not. the president hasn't donenything wrong. >> does the president believe the framers envisioned a system where the president could pardon himself or be above the law? >> certainly the constitution very clearly lays out the law and once again, the president hasn't done anything wrong. >> reporter: the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani agrees unthinkable and lead to probably an >> r orter: the republican chairman of the judiciary committee pushing back. >> if i were president of the united states and i had a lawyer that told me i could pardon myself, i think i would hire a new even arguing hypothetically, the president could shoot james comey and not be prosecuted, get away with murder but would be impeached the next day. >> i happen to believe the president can grt a paon to himself but that would be a horrendously not noble act in our history. >> reporter: the president also today tweeting, the appointment of a special counsel is totally unconstitutional. mr. trump's most aggressi

said it is about time the females in this department get the good jobs. >> reporter: brady filed a claimiled a sexual harassment claim against smith and in 1996, the county denied that claim. brady said eod staff did not take the complaints seriously. >> she said we didn't talk to all of the witnesses but maybe laurie smith liked you. >> reporter: they remember hearing the two officers account to them around the time the incidents occre >> gary confided to us when it happened. >> reporter: he had his own story. he was a deputy sheriff on lunch break when laurie smith came on to him. >> she had her uniform shirt buttoned down, not wearing a t-shirt or a bra. and exposed herself to me. >> reporter: he got injured on the job and after two years out on disability and money running low, he met with then assistant sheriff laurie smith. >> i was pleading to her to get my job back and she said you should have been nicer to me at elmwood. >> reporter: she also denies that account. >> if you get a waiver from them for their personnel records that would tell you a lot. >> reporter: but i am asking

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this time the undocumented immigrant was asked to get a daily visitor pass. officials claimigned a waiver permitting a background check which revealed an active warrant for deportation. >> he tells the new york post saying that is a lie and he did not sign a waiver. claiming video cameras will prove it. new york governor cuomo says they secured legal counsel for him. >>> alarming new numbers from the cdc. suicide rates increased by 25% across the u.s. between 1999 and 2016. more than half of those who took their own life had not been diagnosed with a mental health issue. numbers went up in every state except nevada. the i hope -- the increase ranges from 6% in maryland. researchers suggest an economic factor related to the number of suicides out west since people in rural areas have less access to mental health services. there are steps to help like conversation and follow-up if you see warning signs in change of mood or behavior or alarming social media posts. help someone if you can. >>> new progress in the signs of life on mars. nasa says organic matter was found in a 3 b