shortly after dismembering the iraqi asylu m shortly after dismembering the iraqi asylum seeker, jeffreyy's report said kamil ahmad should still be alive and that a failure to address his killers racism contributed to his death. both men had mental health problems and lived in the sheltered housing complex. between 2013 and 2016, barry attack kamil ahmad here on six separate occasions. jeffrey barry was obsessed with kamil ahmad because he was an iraqi asylum seeker. he was a racist who was mentally unwell says today's report, rather than a mentally sick man whose racism was a manifestation of his illness. i think this barry as having mental health issues... alex i’u ns having mental health issues... alex runs in mental health charity which helped kamil ahmad after jeffrey barry assaulted him. he told us he had been assaulted and had teeth knocked out because of the incident. he was being verbally racially abused and threatened. shortly before he killed, barry had been detained ina before he killed, barry had been detained in a psychiatric hospital. he had a long history of violence and

he's s a third term after a 20-year career in the house. he overwhelmingly beat six democrats including chelsea manning. tony campbell is the winner amon republicans. >>> looks like the race for montgomery county executive will come down to provisional ballots. >> david blaire and ma elrich are tied. news 4's justin finch has more om gaithersburg on when we could learn the outcome of this race. od morning. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good morning. it will be a while here. we hav two democratic hopefuls earning the bid. the board of elections says you may not have a clear winner until next week. on your screen right now, the breakdown as it stands. marc elch, the long time council memr and david blaire both splitting the top spot. both taking 29%f the te. that's with 98% of county precincts reporting here. both are looki forward to winning the nomination. i will betimistic tha the democratic nominee for the county executive of montgomery county. >> so eight months ago we wereo un and a huge underdog and now we're in a fight for our lives in a n

after they internefered in the 2016 election, after annexing crimea, the last thing a u.s. president should do is meet and give legitimacy. >> as james is pointing out, there's no clear agenda at this point in time. james, coming back to you, another thing that's interesting is that despite everything that's going on, president trump's popularity has been going up it's at 42% now. what do you think this means does it have any implications for the upcoming midterms? >> you always like to negotiate from a position of strength, whether going to summits, or whether you're negotiating trade deals or going to election the presidential approval rating is a luhuge factor on whether h will hold the house and senate in november. when you have an energized republican base, you will be more energized because of the supreme court pick you have an economy with the unemployment rate continuing to drop wages appear to be accelerating, economic growth is accelerating. that's a strong hand to be going into a midterm election which not so long ago people thought there would be a blue democrat

a hero was needed, neymar expected it to be him after being brought down, but after inspecting replaysree changed his mind. that appeared to break his spirit as moments later, he was booked for dissent. it almost descended into farce, brazil accusing the costa ricans are playacting. it was almost slapstick stuff but it was time for a late drama. 90 minutes was already up when coutinho struck for the second match in a row, prompting unrestrained joy and relief in equal measure. brazil had severely taken a tumble but there was more glass to come before the finish. in the 97th minute, the world's most expensive player finally came good, prompting a torrent of tears at the final whistle. the favourite and neymar are finally firing. so this is how group e looks after that result — brazil top with four points but they could be overtaken by serbia or switzerland who play each other in the next 20 minutes in kaliningrad. brazil face serbia in their final match costa rica are out. so let's get some more now on that dramatic win for brazil from our football reporter john bennett who's outside th

have been asked by the european union and after the. joint twenty eighteen budget we must remember that by the scientists is is the leader of a socialist democratic party that is committed and with europe and is committed with the expenditure lines and the expenditure of feeling. we have of the moment and and he's committed with only a comedian and with the european union i mean alaskans in madrid thank you very much. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world italy's new finance minister giovanni says the country has no intention of abandoning the euro but says the eurozone needs reform he was speaking after the new populist government was sworn in on friday analysts say his comments may need italy's support for the euro could be conditional on the currency being more flexible tens of thousands of argentinians have gathered in bonus as to protest their government's economic policies and its unpopular decision to seek help from the international monetary fund many blame the lender for argentina's worst economic cr

the closing comes just three years after a mexican -- restaurant in oakland closed after 71 years.o word on the future of the mexicali rose building. >>> the fire district voted unanimously to keep harold as chief until 2021. the chief started his career back in 1981. he became chief in 2007.have re countless people on many operations, including those following the september 11 attacks and hurricane katrina. he has also faced his own personal tragedies. he fell off a letter breaking his neck and leaving him paralyzed. but he continues to fulfill his duties even though the accident left him in a wheelchair. >>> 5:41. a hotel with a criminal history destroyed in a planned implosion. why the most challenging part of this project is what comes afterwards. >>> drug traffickers using one of the world's biggest sporting events to boost their business. how authorities say drug cartels are using the world cup in russia to smuggle cocaine. >>> so far, so good, when it comes to bay area bridges. looking across, we give you rundown and all the bridges and what they're looking like a cross the

the suspect turning herself and after a major meltdown in missouri over a bad manicure. got upset when they offered a refund or repair. that wraps up "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues tomorrow. >> building the wall, fixing the wall, spending a lot of money and going for more and we will get it done, democrats want open borders and don't mind crime. >> reporter: tuesday, june 26th, donald trump unleashing on the left for their open border policy. republicans bracing ahead of the crucial vote on the compromise bill. rob: should anti-trump fbi agent peter stzrok testify on live tv? donald trump thinks he should as they wrap up the pressure on this document deadline. >> man's best friend turning into a lifesaver. the heroic police dog performing cpr. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪

after some frustrating times.ut for the women's league. the court, continues. the right is taking on —— the rhinos attack him. there died to 12 men after having one man sent off when they were leading by six points to. since then leeds had ta ken leading by six points to. since then leeds had taken control. they lead by 34 points to 12. they have already secured one of their semifinal place at the heart last night. some the best swimmers are in sheffield the world —— for the paris oysters. another boat paralympic gold medallist not —— can't when retirement after she... that take place in art —— >> ben: just a place in august. that august work. much more we have breaking news coming from police in north of england. mark fellows is a set has been charged for the murders of the gangland figures paul massey and john can sell it following a joint operation in manchester. —— ken cella. mark fellows has been charged with the murders of paul massey and john can sell after a joint operation in manchester. —— john sell afte

more than 65 dead after taliban fighters launch a series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promisingare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eid. back in germany, a 20—year old iraqi suspect is extradited to face charges of raping and murdering a m year old girl. celebrating the queen's 92nd birthday. harry and megan join the rest of the royal family as the duchess of sussex enjoys her first trooping the colour. we have got breaking news from the g7 summit in canada stop it president trump says that he will not endorse thejoint president trump says that he will not endorse the joint communique which was issued after the summit and ina which was issued after the summit and in a tweety said that his decision was in a response to comments made by the canadian prime minister just comments made by the canadian prime ministerjust in trudeau. he accused him of making false statements and said that canada charging massive ta riffs said that canada charging massive tariffs to us farmers, workers and companies. he went on to say that justin trudeau had been meek and mild during their meetings,

he limped out of training on tuesday after 15 minutes. coach says he needs five games to be fully fit because he got an injury in paris st germain in february, so still not really the neymar that we see week m, really the neymar that we see week in, week out for paris st germain, but it became for costa rica, under pressure to win. let's get the brazilian perspective from one of the press pack. it isa it is a key match, winning against costa rica, playing at a good level, winning by not playing badly, like portugal did yesterday, but doing a good match, feeling more confident for the match against serbia, and going through the competition. it's really important. it's a match where we probably see where brazil can go in this world cup. costa rica isn't the rival to do a match like this but psychologically and emotionally, it's an important match. serbia topping the group at the moment, so brazil need to win against costa rica. 0ne moment, so brazil need to win against costa rica. one other bit of news from brazil involves manchester united

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. >> reporter: it happened just after 6:00 p.m. here. the woman had just left a friend's home near here. she had her 6-month-old infant in a body carrier. this is where she fell. she doesn't remember much of what happened. public information officer joseph tomlinson. >> and she was bleeding heavily. the woman stated she was bumped and fell to the ground and hit her head. >> reporter: police tell abc 7 news the baby was not hurt and that it does not appear to be a robbery. >> the woman didn't remember seeing anyone or someone coming and hitting her. >> reporter: police combed the neighborhood looking for witnesses and security camera video. all of this shocked residents here in this quiet part of town. pam got the news from next door. >> it's scary, real scary who would do that? >> reporter: others reacted the same way. >> it's a friendly, calm neighborhood. >> reporter: police say the woman is recovering from her head wound. >> she fell and has severe injury from the fall. she was in surgery. >> reporter: police are asking for the public

, after women of co, aft mexicans, after artists, after disabled folks, after social justice warriors, after bisexual folks, after feminist icons. this is an opportunity to do this. frida kahlo, though she was not a long time san francisco resident, i believe she and diego rivera were married in this very building. and san francisco had a mark on her diego rivera were married this very building. and san francisco had a mark on her art. >>> thank you. [applause] >>> i introduce students to frida kahlo every semester. a student who is the president ofur associated student's council spoke at the press conference when supervisor norman yee announced that frida kahlo way had the most votes. as a middle eastern student, he said phelan would have been no friend to my people. he loved that frida kahlo spoke for the indigenous people and for all poor people and against those that have exploited them. to me, it is also a romantic story. because the mural of diego rivera, the love of frida kahlo's li've a heard today, will be installed in the performing arts education center to be built on that

a deepening rift among allies after this weekend's g. seven summit in canada two days of tense talks after all two days of tense talks all seven leaders endorsed a final communique seemingly finding an agreement on the need for quote rules based international trade but then with a tweet president trump withdrew his endorsement in a separate post trump also condemned the summit's host canadian prime minister justin trudeau writing pm justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g seven meeting only to give at a news conference after i left saying that u.s. tariffs were kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around very dishonest and weak it was an acrimonious and to the g. seven meeting in canada the usually amicable annual event brings together the heads of seven leading industrial democracies but the turn of events has created a diplomatic dispute. canada's pm didn't want to talk about it. but the flux of reporters we did in the wings do. no reaction. he dodged the questions about the us a surprise rejection of the su

stay with us for toyota after the game. you can show your support for the dubs on facebook by adding a special dubs on 7 to your profile photo. >>> developing news now where a stabbing led to your of the del norte bart station. it happened on the station platform at 10:20. the victim was air lifted to the medical center in critical season. mutual aid had to be called in because unruly passengers were getting in the way of the investigation. one suspect is in custody. bart opened a bus bridge fofofor passengers. bart has not said whether the station will be open this morning. >>> around 4:00 yesterday afternoon he grabbed a 27-year-old woman from behind. she screamed and managed to break away. the suspect drove off in a mid-90s light blue honda accord with sun damage on the paint. >>> firefighters remain on the scene of this fire in west oakland. drone view 7 was over head has water was pureed on the flames last night. the water started while crews were processing metal. abc 7 news reporter has the details. >> it's not healt

it is 24 minutes after the hour. donald trump coming face-to-face with kim jong un.? >> a good relationship or be able to talk to him better than if you call somebody on the telephone. >> the answer from the president himself. rob: soccer fans excited for this game. >> meet the cat who just picked this year's winter when we come back. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, mul

rob: nancy pelosi lashing out after a reporter's adjuster party make changes after a historic primary> democratic party is increasingly younger, more female, should the democratic house leadership pool back? >> they made a choice in one district, let's not get carried away. rob: the age insinuation, referring to 28-year-old alexandria cortez, democratic socialist beat ten term congressman joe crowley in the new york primary. jillian: democrats whipping out their secret weapon today, former president barack obama will headline his first dnc fundraiser of 2018 but his appearance will cost you a pretty penny. tickets for the highrolling gala dinner start at $2700 a person and run as much is $100,000. democrats desperately push to retake the house and senate this fall. rob: big money and politics. needed dinner reservation but don't have time to call? google will take care of this. >> reporter: google duplex, call a restaurant and make a reservation on you. it is google assistant and then tells the host what time he would like to come in, how many your party, they can handle follow-up que

two years after britain's decision to leave the e.u. tens of thousands marched to london to demand another fight. hello again there are some chilly nights ahead for many parts of australia temperatures really struggling and this big area of high pressure alice springs only getting out to eighteen during the day and night time temperatures going to bed zero other areas not put it will more the melbourne it just eleven degrees western australia looks up pretty good twenty one that and perth temperature nothing out of the ordinary so move that forecast through into monday you can see cool conditions are for adelaide as well sydney looks recently bright the highs of sixteen degrees across into news here are some cold out there as well so we got some snow in the southern alps but a phone effect pouts for christchurch the winds coming in from the northwest so fourteen as a high the door thaw and not fairing too badly that or cling looking rose if we draw a bright but i think the risk of rain will increase as we head through into monday so let

theresa may disappeared after the g-7 theresa may disappeared after the g—7 summit in canada. canada. somewhat of a relief i would imagine. by the time she landed the borisjohnson recordings had emerged. she is now talking tough and trying to push back and maybe regain some of the initiative. people like boris have strong views on brexit, but so do i. i want to deliver brexit, for the british people. that's what people want. and i'm getting on and doing it. how many times can we get to this position, where you have to have these clashes with those on your own side? look, at every stage in these negotiations, we've seen people casting doubt on whether or not we could achieve what we want to achieve. we're now moving on to finalise those withdrawal issues and also to move on to discuss our future relationship. if that has been a difficult week and we hear from the g—7 if that has been a difficult week and we hearfrom the g—7 summit are pretty difficult weekend with the divisions over trade, she's back the start of next week for a big parliamentary week on brexit. indeed. we have

i can kind of relate to that and i think after 2012, i was always the same person before then and afterecause you get caught up in everything. this kind of thing often happens after retirement, doesn't it? yeah. post—0lympic depression. post—retirement. yes, exactly. you don't feel any concern that maybe when you eventually come to retire, maybe we'll talk about that in a moment, that that might happen to you? mentally, you feel strong and able to deal with that, do you? sure, i have a great family. going through what i did after 2012, i realised that nothing could fulfil that high that i went through during those games and even coming after the new year, going into the world championships, i didn't feel as motivated and everything just felt like it was like a drug, the winning was like a drug to me, it's so... so it was a kind of cold turkey then? it was like that. and i don't want to say i got it back, but i've never felt so hungry now to succeed, especially after i lost in 2016. the first interview i did right after the final event, i said look guys, it is what it is, i'm not going t

but after that?udy with no fees after brexit. even in france, international students still pay very little, usually just an administration fee, ut in the netherlands it can but in the netherlands it can be anything between 6,000 and 15,000 euros per year. don't forget that eu students coming to the uk would have to start paying the fees british universities charge to international students as well. in england, that can mean fees of as much as £20,000 per year. and eu students do currently come here in large numbers — more than 130,000 in 2016/17 if you include postgraduates as well as undergraduates. finally, it's worth saying that one thing we haven't discussed here are the thousands of students who travel abroad, often for one year university courses, under the eu's erasmus exchange programme. the government has said it wants that to continue, and it's prepared to pay into the eu budget for that for happen. a bbc investigation has found allegations of sexual misconduct against one of the world's bi

we drove up after four of them were caught.f ortiz took off running and arrested a fifth man. >> every single one of them ran. this is what they're having to patrol in. >> reporter: all of the people who were detained in our story were taken here to this processing story in mcallen, texas, where they were read their rights. that family we talked to, chief ortiz said they will not be separated. here's why. one of the family members had that toddler in her arms. they definitely wouldn't be separated. because they all traveled as a family unit, he assured us they will all stay together. david begnaud, cbs news, mcallen, texas. >>> well, on "cbs this morning," we'll take you to a detention center for migrant children in homestead, florida, where some are keeping families together. >>> and we'll talk with a pediatrician who is now helping young children get treatment and move forward. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi.

what happens after that, and to others, is unclear. simon jones, bbc news.cement that there's to be a rescue ship which sparked a major diplomatic row in europe when it picked up hundreds of migrants in international waters, has arrived in spain. the group was initially rescued eight days ago off the coast of libya in the vessel, aquarius. within the past few minutes, th aquarius has docked in the spanish port of valencia, after earlier being refused entry by italy and malta. there are now 106 migrants on the vessel, after two ships from italy's coast guard and navy shared out the passengers to make the long journey safer. those are live pictures from the port. damian grammaticas is in valencia. a short time ago he gave us this overview of the politics behind the ship's arrival. so what we're saying, the sort of shifting political positions and pressures from this whole migration question. so, in italy we have a new right—wing interior minister, who has closed his ports to ships like the aquarius, says he will not accept any more private rescue vessels becau

violence continues in nicaraguans and just days after the government and just days after the government and opposition called for a ceasefire. anger in athens as greece's premise that survives a non— stoat over a deal to rename macedonia. selfies and celebrations. extraordinary scenes in afghanistan as taliban militants and security forces come together during a ceasefire for eid. hello. a little bit of history was made at the football world cup in russia on saturday — the first use of the so—called video assistant referee. france were the beneficiaries, awarded a penalty in their match against australia. elsewhere, iceland continued their impressive form at recent international tournaments, holding argentina to a 1—1 draw. there were also wins for denmark and croatia, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. ole, ole, ole! aussie, aussie! some fans have come a long way for this. many are bringing reminders from home. others aiming to win new recruits. that wonderful moment at the beginning of a tournament when anything seems possible. we're headed for a 2—1 australia win. 2-0. 2—0, all right!

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glavine on the stories just after.in hospital after being attacked there have been some sharp exchanges to get it under there have been sharp exchanges between president trump and other members of the g7 on the eve of the summit. president macron of france has made clear the six other countries in the group will be sticking together in their opposition to us tariffs — president trump warned the eu and canada that if they don't remove their tariffs the us would more than match them. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports from quebec. saying that russia should be readmitted to the g7. we have more. the summit here in this luxury hotel in the quebec countryside takes place at a time of particularly deep divisions amongst the powerful countries attending. and it is donald trump who is creating the biggest waves. speaking as he prepared to fly to canada this afternoon, he raised an issue which would have delighted the kremlin. it used to be the g8 because russia was in it, and now russia's not in it. now, i love

sharesl after ceo howard schultz steps down after nearly four decades at the firm, as rumors swirl he is headed for politics >>> good morning, everyone thank you for joining me we are looking at some more data crossing, another health check on the eurozone and the latest numbers to cross for the final composite pmi, 54.1 for the month of ay. the flash number was exactly the same, but these numbers do mark a slight reversal from the previous month of april when the level was 55.1 when it comes to the services side, that component is at 53.8, just a fraction off the flash on it comes to the final composite future output pmi, so slightly forward-looking indicator for the eurozone this is at 63.7, also, just a fraction off the flash number. so just a little bit of a disappointing readn some of those metrics. the new business element, 53.5 this is a tad above, so that is actually one level of good news just crossing through the numbers. we are pretty stable as you can see, reaction on the currency on the euro this morning. let me take you to european markets and how we are faring in the mo

what else can you teach them to do after that?>> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm gigi stone woods. thanks for watching "early ture - bay bridge toll plaza good morning and thank you >>> welcome to tuesday morning. folks already up and at them on this tuesday, getting things rolling. good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> we'll get to the traffic in just a moment. mike is here with that. but first we want to head over to kari. >> it's nice, it's still going to be warm like it was yesterday afternoon. but most of the day will be very comfortable. a few clouds moving by, san jose and as we check out our temperature trend, all that clears out fairly quickly. 60s at 8:00, heading up to 83 degrees. a couple of degrees above yesterday and inland areas up to 87 in ve

means and looks after her siblings before and after school. but she's also impressed her family with how hard she studies. lusine for her. he's a very intelligent he's now in grade eleven. the last few years he was number one school and now she's number two. did you include richard. rather with us ricky yes it was with our encouragement of a mother and father she is now in grade eleven and number two in school. do you worry about your daughters when they walk off to school have been the me john yes i worry because the security has not been good for the last few years fairly this year the security is much worse and that's why we worry i mean we're going to talk because even today there was a bomb blast. that blast was just two kilometers away targeting a voter registration center sixty people were killed. but it did not stop madness from going to school a few hours later. to seeing your girls attend the last shift of the day from one to five pm. the community won't allow teenage boys and girls to mix so no boys are present during the afternoon

after the break they made it won all. not helped with the rate card. —— red card at with the rate card. —— red card at with practically the last kick of the match, toni kroos scored a winner. and now the prospects seem brighter. a penalty gave mexico the lead against south korea. hernandez‘s 50th international goal made it 2—0 through the second half. this is crema was only a consolation. mexico very much in pole position. it is a similar story per belgium who ran riot against tunisia. two goals from eddie has that and two more from top scorer lukaku. that and two more from top scorer lu ka ku. maybe you that and two more from top scorer lukaku. maybe you should not bet against the belgium either. if you want it keep up—to—date with what is going on go to the website. new zealand's prime ministerjacinda adern presented her new baby girl. she is said to be regaining her strength with macaroni and she's, and her partner, have been swamped with congratulations from around the world including a private e—mail from twin elizab

go after intimidation policies say that you will. drain the small. said he's a leader who asks how the chance hasn't done it so far will he do it this time around it's a big question but the bigger question is can he even form a government even though young party won the most votes in this election he finds himself in a difficult position it will be very hard for him to find willing partners in the other parties to form a coalition most of them don't share his political views catherine stansell al-jazeera. al-jazeera has been told by a source in jordan that king abdullah will ask prime minister key to resign at a meeting on monday there have been days of protests in the kingdom after the government proposed raising income taxes by at least five percent corporation tax would also be increased by as much as forty percent the government says the tax hikes are needed to kick start the jordan's economy. a french newspaper is reporting that saudi arabia is threatening military action against catheter if it acquires russian weapons le figar

all of a sudden, after the hurricane, it was still running.ple came here right after the hurricane to recharge their equipment. this was an energyis for the community. immediately after the hurricane, we distribibuted over 10,00000 solar lamps to improve quality of life for the people. now we have thousands asking us for support. wewe want to help people unpnpg fromom the grid,d, from fossil . we should embrace the transition to clean energy sources. solar is one. we have plenty of wind. we have waterpower. we have plenty of biomass that can be used as a source of energy to r our country. and i think casa pueblo, what we're doing, is not waiting for ththe government, not waiting for the u.s. congress. there is resistance from everywhere. we're going to do whatever is at reach to change that landscape and to tell the people of puerto rico a different future is possible. >> welcome to our farm. >> it is beautiful. >> it is. >> it is green. we heard there had been so much damage to the forest. >> it was like a fire when a fire has passed. but now

the foia request came after pruitt made this remark on cnbc in march of last year, not long after his confirmation as epa administrator. measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do and there is tremendous disagreemement about the degree of impact. no, i would not agree that it is a primary contributor to the global warming that we see. amy: meanwhile, two top epa officials have resigned over a mounting series of scandals involving scott pruitt, who faces more than a dozen ethics investigations. epa scheduler millan hupp will step down amid reports she helped pruitt go apartment hunting and helped him shop for a used mattress from the trump international hotel. also resigning is pruitt's senior counsel sarah greenwalt, who traveled internationally and across the united states with pruitt as he met with industry officials and foreign diplomats. on wednesday, elaina plott, a journalist with "the atlantic," reported she was castigated by epa spokesman jahan wilcox when she asked for comment on the resignations. wilcox reportedly told plott, "

like others, he died after huge doses of painkillers.said doctor barton was responsible for work prescribing all the wards in the 19905, prescribing all the wards in the i990s, though other staff were also involved. she was later disciplined but not barred by regulators.|j involved. she was later disciplined but not barred by regulators. i am astonished she was not sacked. she was allowed to jump ship, protecting her self and her pension and allowed to move away and continued in her career was successful, and her career was successful, and her career ended successfully with retirement. after leaving the hospital, she worked as a gp at this local practise. one patient told me she was well—regarded. local practise. one patient told me she was well-regarded. she was very brisk and her manner, and did not suffer balls gladly, but she was a very good doctor. we were very happy with her. what do you think, now that you have seen the report? still uncertain, buti that you have seen the report? still uncertain, but i do feel that one person is a

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prime minister said after a deal was reached. conclusionto the around what the united kingdom had been encouraging for some time. on countriesction of origin so we can ensure that people are having to pay -- make these very dangerous journeys, traveling many miles at the hands of people smugglers and making the dangerous trips across the mediterranean where we see people dying. the decisions on migration were important. anna: for more on the european leaders summit, let's get to our reporter. it was a long night in brussels. thank you for joining us this morning. the italian government putting up a fight. what did you leaders agree in eu leaders agree in the end? >> a very contentious night. the focus point was the italian government. the italian prime minister said he would veto the entire summit if they didn't get a comprehensive migration deal. this is what we have. european leaders have agreed to , when holding centers migrants get to europe, they will be screened and that it -- vetting and authorities will have to determine

year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor >> liam: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10! >> steffy: [ s

and same we will see you in singapore onjune i2. after they left.june 12. the meeting is back on. he covered a lot of ground in that press commerce. what did you take away from it? he downplayed expectations of that meeting in singapore. yes it is on but he repeatedly used the words it isa but he repeatedly used the words it is a process. we can go fast, these things go slow. —— species can go on. we will not sounds —— we will not size anon dude —— june 12. we will not be signing a significant diplomatic document or achievement. whether it would be a formal and to the korean war or some sort of nuclear disarmament agreement. i think those expectations have been tamped down somewhat and he said the relationship with kim jong—un will begin onto ——june 12 relationship with kim jong—un will begin onto —— june 12 when they face—to—face. he did describe the relationship between north korea and general after those remarks last year as going quite well. he said that north korea and us relationships were as good as it's been a long time. he said he doesn't w

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and after that after that moment he was trying but probably even in superman even in super players. they are humans and they have feelings and i think the penalty yes affected them. we have to look ahead i think we deserved three points but we have to keep calm and stay focused i think a lot of what we did was good but in any case we just have to try to win the croatian much i did my homework i looked at a lot of penalties from messi and i also looked at how i have been behaving in the last couple of penalties or tried to get into their minds and. imagine what they would be thinking about me so so all i had a good feeling that he would go. this way today let's look at some highlights go came. the quero here is a good finish because that one james i was after twenty minutes typical of the finishing is absolutely fantastic the problem for argentina was to create chances but. everybody knows that part were always absolutely fantastic and with the back to the goal the way turns the gravity center very very low very powerful right and left the same so the shot is fantastic now at that po

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he comes one day after u.s. relators have put deutsche bank's operations on a list of problem banks. not only the fed but the fcic -- fdic. whether they be financial or managerial. the firm and frank for it said it is overhauling the operations, the issue. they said there are no concerns about its financial stability. investors are clearly not free of concerns. check out the shares over the past five years now come to an all-time low. let's go back to singapore for the bloomberg business flash. ceoette: matt, samsonite has stepped down after concerns about accounting prices this -- accounting practices. he will be replaced by the cfo. -- betweenshort sell indian entities. the company has refuted claims. it shares have jumped today in hong kong trading. pushing tohs consumer finance has even bigger aim then investors might have imagined. david solomon has said in a presentation that personal loans are just the start with expansion opportunities to express market brand and mortgages, and insurance. the consumer ba

spain full of drama after sacking their coach a few days ago. look at the russian fans going crazy as their team got three points today. not only did russia get the win. the first player to come off the bench and score in an opening world cup match not once, but twice made history. as always, you can watch all those games on telemundo. back to you. >> thank you, gabriel. you've got to practice saying coma mun -- copa mun dee all. >> i'm looking forward to seeing iceland play. >> iceland? >> i'm looking forward to see spain play. let's be real. >> yeah, bracket, but it's all about spain for a lot of folks. >>> let's get you into that microclimate forecast tonight. on your friday forecast, we are looking at more changes coming our way. but i don't think this is anything that's going to ruin your friday, saturday, or sunday. we have a system moving on down from the north, and it's like all the other late-season storms we've seen. the rainfall stays away, but we get those nice cool, enjoyable temperatures. so as we push into friday's forecast, i thi

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a swiss counterattack just after half time and the rest of the body and loose a second came after a blistering run with the striker keeping his poise and. finishing off the move now that was big joy there for nigeria and incredibly good news for argentina of course with us not forget that argentina really struggling in this world cup ok well let's turn our focus to the biggest game today to be a sports correspondent john think crane is a with us from moscow jonathan the defending champions jeremy absolutely most to a major today against sweden i they in the right mindset for a win today do you think. well the hope is a change of scenery and a bit of sea she will have reinvigorated through time because they were very very sluggish against mexico in the f.s.k. no criticism after that game really stung the germany player as they tried to present a united front in sochi amid reports of a rift in the camp they were really nice and improved performance against sweden and they'll need that more experienced players to step up and rally the younger ones around them because as you say this is

after a 2—1 victory over nigeria. the tournament. elsewhere, world cup debutant iceland are out after losing to croatia, who are through to the knockout stages. our correspondent reports on all of last night's action. before even a ball was kicked, morocco were trying to keep ronaldo quiet. his silence lasted four minutes, portugal's star man at his ruthless best. the 85th goal of his ruthless best. the 85th goal of his international career, more than any other european in history. but for portugal's fans, that is where the excitement ended. morocco were the excitement ended. morocco were the better side. at all the opportunities they couldn't take any. the africans became the first tea m any. the africans became the first team to leave russia. morocco had been ronaldoed. spanish fans know exactly how that feels, still licking their wounds from their draw with portugal, they were poor in the first half against iran. silva off the mark, not impressed. all game iran felt like they were on the ropes. diego costa the man

she spoke to reporters after her visit. rececognize each of you andnd thank you for what you do, for ththe work yoyou do every day ad what you do for ththose childre. we all know they are here without their famamilies. i would also like to ask you how childldren tose rereunite with their families as quickly as possible. any to which he asked how the children were doing, one of the workers at the facility said that they are traumatized. meanwhile, mayors of about 200 u.s. cities gathered at a holding facility for immigrant children in the border city of ofpaso, accused trump failing to address the crisis. back in washington hard-right , a immigration bill failed to pass the house and republican leaders delayed a planned vote on a compromise bill that would offer dreamers a pathway to citizenship and includes $25 billion fofor trump's bordrder . around the country, protests contininued agnsnst trump'zero tolerae e poli. in new york,ozozens pararen and babies tk k overhe o offes of the fie office rector f ice enrcrcemenand d r