he came up with a ale house hand shake.hake was like in the morning which, is that. >> anthony: what do you have to do to get barred here? >> bruce: you know probably punch somebody more than once. [ laughter ] >> anthony: more than once? the walls of the bar are covered with his portraits of ale house regulars, which he mostly paints in the basement next to the beer cooler. more notorious are his paintings of well-known political figures who have for one reason or another raised bruce's ire. they're inevitably depicted in an unflattering let's say non-family friendly light. >> bruce: putin has been behaving very poorly let me put it that way, i mean but he also intrigues me. plus, i also have the extra satisfaction knowing he would not like what i'm going to do. and that's you know gives you a lot of pleasure. >> anthony: there is no shortage of opinions at the ale house bar. and bruce's opinions and the scope of his work extends far beyond chicago's borders. ♪ >> bruce: i'm working on my latest painting, it's putin. >> an

four people were leaving the sons of liberty ale house as it was closing. there was a fight among those four people that ended in the parking lot of a nearby safeway store. investigators are searching for the attackers and are checking surveillance cameras and talking to witnesses. >> there is surveillance in the area we have been looking at and attempting to get some leads to investigate this case. >> one stabbing victim died at the scene, the other is in critical condition. we will bring you more in this story we get a live report at the bottom of the hour. >>> the chp is investigating the discovery of a body on the freeway this morning. drivers reported seeing the body on the right hand shoulder of northbound 25 on the story road exit. lawmakers have been on the scene looking for clues. so far, there is no word on how the person died. the incident is not affecting freeway traffic. >>> happening today, a plan to make san francisco civic center bart station a lot safer will be unveiled. san francisco mayor mark farrell, the police chief, william scott and

it happened outside the sons of liber liberty ale house. four people left the bar and got into a fight. two men were stabbed. one died at the scene. the other is in the hospital. the two attackers then took off. so far no arrests. >>> to washington, d.c. this morning, once again the immigration battle is the top story. president trump describing the situation at the border as nasty and ugly. >> as we've been showing you all week, immigrant parents are being separated from their children. the president went to capitol hill and told republicans if they can get enough votes to fix the problem, he'll sign it. qu"today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us for what is next. >> good morning, everyone, they are still trying to work that out and while the president says it's the law that's got his hands tied here on capitol hill, some republicans and democrats are criticizing him saying this is a problem that his zero tolerance policy created. >> both could happen this week on two laws that would end separating migrant children from their parents. >>

festival of football off it russia at the moment for want to see an opening at the city's first ale house and really one will feel good on them is doing well this was a game they knew what they were going to win many of the england fans i think they felt they deserved to win it. nods can we go to you i even found yeah there we go what's it been like hope you found the i was going to hear nothing. how to show we decided to come we came in and we just found people to be super friendly a lot of challenges that were hyped up in the press haven't happened and yet which is good so we continue to go all in because good win tonight and what you see what we get on sunday ice great you know aggression and england france france yeah it's a day where we are you know it's it's football brand new stadium fantastic atmosphere fantastic people focus right to say to today's events have been very impressive very large very vocal they will be a group to watch through this tournament the attitude of their funds who i think has been absolutely brilliant while it being here when we do want to are really very s

there was an altercation among four people coming out of the sons of liberty ale house neighborhood. that fight ended up in the parking lot of a nearby safeway. police are talking to witnesses and checking surveillance cameras define the two attackers. >> there is surveillance in the area that we have been looking at and attempting to get some leads to investigate this case. >> when stabbing victim died at the scene, the other was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> the chp is investigating a body found on the freeway this morning. drivers reported seeing it on the right hand shoulder of north and one-on-one near the story land exit around 1 am this morning. chp officers has -- have been on the scene looking for clues. so far, there is no word on how that person died. the incident is not affecting freeway traffic. >>> new information about the san francisco police officer who shot a suspect. the officer is identified as joshua cabillo. police released his body camera video showing that confrontation on grant avenue and vallejo street when that shooting occurred on tonig

it happened in san leandro outside the sons of liberty ale house. four people had just left the bar and got in a fight. two men were stabbed. one died at the scene and the other is in the hospital. the two attackers took off. so far there are no arrests. >>> 5:02 right now. we have continuing coverage of what is next in the immigration crisis. of course, we have seen these heartbreaking images coming in from the u.s. mexican border where hundreds of families are being torn apart. meantime in washington, the president is describing the situation as nafl nasty and ugl. if they get enough votes to fix the problem, they'll sign it. what are we seeing tracie? >> reporter: what we're seeing is a lot of meeting, we'll see another one today between the president and his party republicans in charge here trying to come up with a solution although the president's critics say it was his zero tolerance policy that caused the problem. >> both could happen this week on two laws that would end separating migrant children from their parents. >> we're going to see if

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns can really help get al-jazeera at the white house well reaction to the u.s. move has been particularly strong in canada mexico america's partners in the nafta trade agreement john holdren reports from mexico city. after the u.s. put the squeeze on neighbors and trading i know it's mixed going canada imposing steel dollar million tariffs retaliation quickly followed both announced dollar for dollar surcharges on u.s. imports these tariffs are totally unacceptable canadian prime minister justin through and his foreign minister chrystia freeland denounce the us is actions this is sixteen point six billion dollars of retaliation this is the strongest trade action canada has taken in the post-war era first of all mexico's economic minister called this the worst case scenario and said the country would put tariffs on some u.s. steel products apple's grapes pull in cheese today we take action at the moment to compensate. it without mentioning it down to mexico experts on this dilemma but this dispute was the last

still to come on this al-jazeera news out of baghdad where house holding voting papers from last month's contested iraqi election goes up in flames human rights groups say saudi arabia has arrested two more female activists who campaigned for the right to drive and in sports sunday near plays host to one of the closest finishes in world rally championship history. another flow of modern the ash from the for a goal kenya in guatemala has forced emergency teams to abandon their search for survivors rescuers say there's little hope of finding anyone else alive after last sunday's eruption killed at least one hundred ten people nearly two hundred are missing and thousands of homes have been destroyed at least seventeen people have been killed in syrian government asterix on a village in the rebel held province of its lip the northern province is meant to be one of the so-called deescalation zones activists say the truce was respected in it last fall months until friday when the government attack in saddam that killed forty four people sunday strike he said to be in retaliation for a rebel at

and it's a war he can when alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house well let's bring in robert scotties from the economic policy institute he joins us live now from gaithersburg in maryland via skype robert so u.s. trade policy under donald trump seems to be extremely unpredictable but we shouldn't be surprised by these tariffs on china we knew they were coming didn't we absolutely this is something that trump campaigned on the promise that he was going to get tough on china in particular during his election campaign and he has been moving forward in fits and starts it's not entirely a coherent program but he is certainly taking strong action and that was sorely needed. and trump is accusing beijing of intellectual copyright theft just talk us through what that means and what it has to do with trade. well china has been stealing secrets from the u.s. and other multinational businesses they engage in piracy they require firms to to share technology with joint venture partners and then they throw out the u.s. firms and keep the technology they use state owned enterprises including those c

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criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns kimberly helped get al-jazeera at the white house while u.s. trade partners in europe are denouncing the new tower. french president called the american action illegal while his foreign minister said america first has become in america alone the german finance minister off shot said the tabs may violate international law and that it was not a good day for transatlantic relations the brushless government expressed deep disappointment saying the u.k. and other u.s. allies should get a permanent exemption and reaction to the move has been particularly strong from canada and mexico heartless and the u.s. the u.s. and the north american free trade agreement john heilemann reports from mexico city . after the u.s. put the squeeze on neighbors and trading on those mixed growing canada imposing steel tariffs retaliation quickly followed both the dollar for dollar surcharges on u.s. imports these tariffs are totally unacceptable canadian prime minister justin through and his foreign minister chrystia freeland denoun

house of representatives will vote on legislation to stop family separations but the broader issue of immigration reform is yet to be resolved kimberly health at al-jazeera the white house well toned javits says the vice president of immigration policy at the center for american progress he says the executive order doesn't actually reunite families. yeah i want to be crystal clear the administration today didn't do anything that will end family separation the executive order that the administration announced today is going to set up family incarceration camps on department of defense facilities around the country but the executive order itself acknowledges that that is not a long term solution and kids will not be allowed to remain in those facilities for the duration of their proceedings the court that the executive order specifically says are going to go back to a court to request that a court allow them to do what they fully acknowledge and recognize this point is not lawful so all this does really is delay a future family separations for a few weeks but we're going to bring me back where we are again right now in probably just a few weeks old

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns can really help get al-jazeera at the white house to pakistan now work take a government and prime minister have been sworn in form a supreme court justice will leave the country until the general election on the twenty fifth of july the three main parties are campaigning on promises of a stronger economy and more jobs tribal and religious loyalties will also influence forging a model high that has the latest from islam above. the president of pakistan mr mom known for chain highly administered the old to the shaven prime minister of pakistan now general and more formally the country's chief justice also choice coming up after dick have gone. between the government and the opposition now general morlock is considered to be a normal. man he had also been the chief justice of the supreme court of. and of course his primary responsibility will be to ensure free and fair elections within two months the election commission had already announced their twenty fifth of july as the election day date and budget on th

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns kimberly helped get al-jazeera at the white house. well u.s. trade partners in europe denouncing the new tariffs french president emanuel called the american action illegal while his foreign minister said america first is becoming america alone the german finance minister schulte said the towers may violate international law and that it was not a good day for transatlantic relations the british government expressed deep disappointment saying the u.k. and other u.s. allies should get a permanent exemption but let's get more on this i correspond at the top of butler is joining us live from paris in the french president's statement natasha suggesting that emanuel is taking a tougher approach to donald trump on this issue. yes very much so so we're seeing the start of these tariffs here in europe but also the start of not just a trade war but of a war of words we heard very strong words from the french president a man on my car indeed in fact the phone donald trump and he said to trump that these terrorists wer

and it's a war he can when alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house has larry has more now from beijing. i think the chinese of fear is they are absolutely furious at what's hit them and they are hitting back to hitting back hard we heard the chinese comments ministry issued a statement shortly after trump made his announcement and they said they respond with taxation measures of the same measure of the same scale and then they've released a list of products of u.s. products that are going to be affected by these chinese tires and this list is an expanded list from initial initial one hundred and six products in april to none six hundred fifty nine types of goods and this first list its first tranche of tires they will come into effect just like the u.s. tariffs on the sixth of july and this will hit u.s. farmers because these tariffs will hit farm products including soybean pork chicken seafood as well as automobile manufacturers and then there's a second tranche that's going to be on sixteen billion dollars worth of u.s. goods and just like the u.s. tariffs they will come into effect

and it's a war he can when alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house a u.s. judge just sent donald trump's former campaign manager to jail prosecutors say pull money for try to interfere with witnesses connected to the investigation of russian meddling in the time to sixteen election in a tweet trump called the decision tough and unfair. the leaders of france and italy have met in paris to end the diplomatic row over the fate of refugees or try to and to europe both insist a use migration policy needs to be able hold. the saudi led coalition seize the entrance to the airport in yemen's main port city operations or retake rebel held the data from iranian back to three fighters launched three days ago the coalition which is backing government forces says it can come to the area without disrupting aid to millions of yemenis humanitarian agencies are worried as most of yemen's food shipments pass through the data. officials of nicaragua's government and local groups have restarted talks in a bid to end two months of anti-government protests neither president dani

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns can really help get al-jazeera at the white house. let's take you right back to rome now where the swearing in all of the new prime minister there you see is currently underway all right but we haven't got the sound that it would appear but fortunately for us we do have nadine barber our correspondent who's been covering the machinations and the team that brought us to this point just forty eight hours ago we weren't even sure where we are that they would be able to get it together and form a government. that's right marty we've been here before but now finally you know it's really interesting here it will be calling western europe the first populist government headed by does it take are you referring to this law professor he's not a professional politician he's a lloyd's to the five star movement one of the to haunt. us. and we seem to have lost in a team as well so we're not having a great deal of luck are we at the moment with our connection to rome but there you can see the picture of the lives wearing

in mind of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. house speaker says officials are working to reunite families that were separated at the border with mexico president donald trump bowed to public outrage on wednesday and signed an executive order ending his controversial policy of splitting up migrant children from their relatives the families were detained for entering the u.s. . congress is also preparing to vote on two immigration bills on halting separations but many families say they still don't know when they will be reunited here's kimberly how with more there doesn't seem to be a plan that they seem to be in legal limbo some of been sent to health and human services detention centers very far away from their entry point into the united states and that's the big question so there has been a letter sent to the administration donald trump specifically from the top democrat in the house of representatives nancy pelosi top democrat in the senate chuck schumer saying look we need to know how you still are going to be reunited you need to

house of representatives will vote on legislation to stop family separations but the broader issue of immigration reform is yet to be resolved kimberley health at aljazeera the white house. says the vice president of immigration policy at the center for american progress he says the executive order doesn't necessarily reunite families what we've learned in this associated press report is that an m.r.e. run prisons in yemen mass rape is being used as a weapon of torture and interrogation and humiliation it's a war crime on a pretty epic scale and that the u.s. is turning a blind eye to it completely i know from my own reporting that the u.s. government is not being frank even with u.s. lawmakers about what the u.s. i'm sorry that's the but the wrong vision we're playing over that that interview that let's move on actually presses u.s. news and world report contributor and a board member of republican women for congress she joins us now live from washington and we heard very briefly there in the small about of that interview that we heard that this isn't really a reversal of policy is it if it isn't sorted out soon we could be seeing parents and kid

this isn't the first time some sports stars have skipped a white house invitation because of an issue with the sitting president alan fischer aljazeera washington several boscobel stars currently playing in the n.b.a. finals have also said they won't go to the white house if they team wins the cleveland cavaliers will take on the golden state warriors in game three of those finals later and the cavs le bron james has previously been critical of trump's view on the national anthem protests he and his fellow players say they starts has not changed it's not. you know someone invite you to their house. that moment because i think the championship of winning a super bowl or winning a stanley cup or win a world series or win in the n.b.a. championship or national championship. is way bigger than didn't live up to the white house specially with him in there and that's all the sport for now at spezza barbara in london these are thank you very much and that is it for this hour do stay with us they're going to be back in just a few minutes of with more of that and he so much for watching. in afghanistan billions of dollars of internatio

al-jazeera. greece's government house survived a no confidence vote in parliament over the deal to change the name of its northern neighbor macedonia earlier police fire tear gas of protesters outside parliament hours before prime minister and they survived a vote which came after three days of the bates macedonia's to officially change its name to the republic of north macedonia and being a twenty seven year dispute with greece but nationalists on both sides see it as a humiliating defeat john psaropoulos is following events from outside parliament in athens he's got more in the background to the story. whatever the final legal points of the deal the main thrust of it is that it get that through this agreement greece recognizes a share. notion of a geographical macedonian region up until now greece absolutely held to the idea that macedonia could only be the greek region of macedonia and once they say this is then the door opens for all sorts of other claims to enter i spoke earlier with the deputy leader of the opposition conservative party the party that has brought this no confidence vote to t

al-jazeera. dozens of people are killed as a volcano erupts in guatemala with thousands forced to leave the house. and jane this is al jazeera live from also coming up seven children are among those drowned as two boats carrying refugees sink in the mediterranean. jordan's prime minister may be forced out after days of protests over austerity cuts. and hunting for bodies in the iraqi city of mosul why it's still so dangerous after the defeat of eisel. at least twenty five people have been killed in guatemala in one of the most violent eruptions of the volcano in decades thousands more being forced to flee their homes as the volcano spews rock hot ash and smoke several kilometers into the air david mass has more from guatemala i scenes of devastation in guatemala after sunday's volcanic blast the flag of volcanoes eruption sent laugh of streaming down the highway houses near the base of the volcano were buried by a mixture of mud and laugh dozens were killed and many have been injured survivors expect the death toll to rise in the course i know not everyone escaped i think they were buried we thou

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns can really help him al-jazeera at the white house where as you heard u.s. trade partners in europe at the non-singing the new turfs the president of france and grown called the american action illegal and his foreign minister said that america first is becoming america alone germany's finance minister all of scholtz said the tariffs may violate international law and he said it was not a good day for transatlantic relations and a statement by the british government expressed deep disappointment in the decision that said the u.k. and other u.s. allies should get a pub and exemption which of stacy is a former state department official in a bomb as a ministration he said that there is a high chance of a trade war. we're already hearing direct responses from the e.u. from japan from canada about what they're going to do reciprocal tariffs coming at the american economy and that means that if we respond again in kind this could go several rounds and lead ultimately to a very sizable trade war that will be detrime

and it's a war he can when alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house well earlier i spoke to jeff sharlet a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics in washington he says china's retaliation is likely to result in more trade tariffs or america. we're going to see more. for tat trade retaliation as was just reported and it will start on july sixth unless there is some change of heart in both washington and beijing before hand and the new. agreement to increase u.s. exports to china i think that is highly unlikely at this point because the chinese officials have come twice to to washington and have come up empty so far so i think we're likely to see that retaliation come. come to pass on july sixth but if china runs a huge blast roll traits up list does that limit how far they can go in this tit for tat conflict well we're not just talking about trade we're talking about investment we're talking about cooperation many areas where we have joint interests in. ensuring the denuclearization of the korean of north korea of dealing with the problems in iran the united s

ters and this is al jazeera life from london also coming up the fallout from the fractious g. seven summit the white house accuses the canadian prime minister of stabbing donald trump in the back of fire at a warehouse holding votes waiting to be recounted in iraq the prime minister calls it an attack on the democratic process and living out in the u.k. to celebrate a hundred years since women won the right to vote. the stage is set for tuesday's historic summit in singapore the first between a leader from north korea and the sitting u.s. president donald trump and king junger on now staying in separate hotels although not far from each other north korea's state news agency says the two leaders will discuss a permanent peacekeeping mechanism as well as denuclearization of diplomatic as it james bass is in singapore. through a moment of history the leader of north korea first and then the u.s. president several hours later arriving in the same city this on off summit is now effectively under way the face to face meeting aimed at diverting a nuclear crisis taking place on choose day kim jong un borrowed a p

alan fischer al jazeera at the white house so let's take a closer look now at the people most likely to feel the pinch of the terrorists first while china is aiming at six hundred fifty nine u.s. exports but with a focus on grown produce american soybean farmers send sixty percent of their crops to china and are likely to be the first to suffer but chinese pig farmers will also be hurt by the tariff on soybean as they use it for feed there are other sources but it's likely the chinese pork consumers which number the biggest in the world will be affected trumps tariffs target mainly chinese industry so far it seems that will not have much of an effect on the price of consumer goods in the u.s. at least not right away out of there was florence levy joins us live now from the chinese capital beijing front so just talk us through beijing's reaction to these trade tariffs imposed by donald trump. well i think the chinese of fear is they are absolutely furious at what's hit them and they are hitting back they're hitting back hard we heard the chinese commerce ministry issued a statement sh

and it's a war he can when alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house personally has more from beijing. i think the chinese of fear is they are absolutely furious at what's hit them and they are hitting back to hitting back hard we heard the chinese comments ministry issued a statement shortly after trump made his announcement and they said they respond with taxation measures of the same measure of the same scale and then they've released a list of products of u.s. products that are going to be affected by these chinese tires and this list is an expanded list from initial initial one hundred and six products in april to none six hundred fifty nine types of goods and this first list its first tranche of tires they will come into effect just like the u.s. tariffs on the sixth of july and this will hit u.s. farmers because these tariffs will hit farm products including soybean pork chicken seafood as well as automobile manufacturers and then there's a second tranche that's going to be on sixteen billion dollars worth of u.s. gets and just like the u.s. tires they will come into effect on

al-jazeera. these laws are the same that have been on the books for over a decade and the president is simply enforcing now the white house defends the separation of undocumented immigrants from their children. are there american idol this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up here isn't the only place where the political director of immigration we report from germany the issues causing trouble for chancellor angela merkel. fares that fighting in a yemen's port city of a data will cut food supplies for people already on the verge of starvation. and the u.s. action state holds meetings across asia trying to clarify exactly what the u.s. and north korea agree to in singapore. have been rallies across the u.s. against the trump administration separation of migrant children from families seeking asylum in the united states thousands of children have been forcibly removed from their parents and placed into tention facilities along the border with mexico many families say they were told the children being taken to be washed and interviewed but did not know they would be separated think of the stress of these children they

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns can really help him al-jazeera at the white house well reaction to the u.s. move has been particularly strong in canada and mexico america's partners in the nuff to trade agreement on hold possible from mexico city. after the u.s. put the squeeze on the business trading i'm always mix going canada imposing steel tariffs retaliation quickly for the both of the. charges of us if. these tariffs are totally unacceptable canadian prime minister justin through the us and his foreign minister chrystia freeland denounce the us his actions this is sixteen point six billion dollars of retaliation this is the strongest trade action canada has taken in the post-war era first of all mexico's economic minister called this the worst case scenario and said the country would put tariffs on some u.s. steel products pools grapes and cheese today that we take. at the. the amount of government they sacked lee in the damage done to mexican exports on this deal and i don't mean them but this dispute was the last thing either coun

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns can really help get al-jazeera at the white house and u.s. trade partners in europe denouncing the new to have french president emanuel the american action illegal and while his foreign minister said america is becoming america alone the german finance minister said the tabs may violate international law and that it was not a good day for transatlantic relations the british government expressed deep disappointment saying the u.k. and other u.s. allies should get a permanent exemption let's go straight to our correspondent who is joining us live from the french capital and the president's statements natasha suggesting that mccrone is taking a tougher approach to donald trump now on this issue. indeed because what we're seeing as these tariffs come into effect here and begin is the beginning of not just those tariffs and what looks like a trade war but a war of words the french president a man or mark or spoke to donald trump on the telephone and his words are very strong indeed calling these tariffs illegal

and it's a war he can when alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house through his news agency is reporting that nicaragua's government and opposition leaders have issued a joint call for an end to the political violence that has killed more than one hundred sixty people since april the move follows mediation by the roman catholic church. the white house has sent contradictory signals about whether president donald trump will support an immigration bill proposed by guest house republicans it comes as protesters rally against the administration's policy of separating thousands of migrant children from their parents and putting them in detention facilities the leaders of france and italy have met in paris and the diplomatic route over the fate of refugees who tried to enter europe but then says the news ligation policy needs to be overhauled. in scotland a huge fire has destroyed part of the world renowned glasgow school of art the mcintosh building named after architect charles rennie mackintosh had been undergoing a multi million dollar restoration after a previous five four years ago more

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns kimberly help hit al-jazeera at the white house now the u.s. secretary of state says he's made progress in his talks with kim jung chu one of north korea's closest aides to the leader now this comes as a high level south korean delegation heads to the demilitarized zone to meet with the north korean counterparts. our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste. in my conversations with chairman kim jong un to be on young and today with vice chairman kim young i've been very clear the president of the united states objective is very consistent and well know the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula now the u.n. security council has given south sudan as warring factions a month to reach a peace deal or face possible sanctions it's face it to adopt the u.s. that resolution which threatens an arms embargo against the defense chief and five other officials at least sixteen people

house of representatives will vote on legislation to stop family separations but the broader issue of immigration reform is yet to be resolved kimberley health at al-jazeera the white house the tone javits is the vice president of immigration policy at the center for american progress and he joins us live now from washington d.c. sir thank you so much for joining us here on the we heard the president and the vice president just a few hours ago say that they were going to continue their zero tolerance approach and policy to immigration but not separate the families is the two things compatible yeah i want to be crystal clear the administration today did not do anything that will end family separation the executive order that the administration announced today is going to set up a family incarceration camps on department of defense facilities around the country but the executive order itself acknowledges that that is not a long term solution and kids will not be allowed to remain in those facilities for the duration of their proceedings the court that the executive order specifically says are going to go back to a court to request that a court allow

criticizing him fear of the effects of a global trade war despite white house efforts to downplay those concerns can really help hit al-jazeera at the white house. well of u.s. trade partners across europe of denounce these new terrorists the french president called the american action illegal waltz his foreign minister said america first is becoming america alone the german finance minister said the terrorists may violate international law and it wasn't a good day for transatlantic relations and then there was the british government expressing deep disappointment saying the u.k. and other u.s. allies should get a permanent exemption let's go live to paris our correspondent there in the trash about. emanuel mccraw thought that he had a special relationship didn't he with president trump clearly he might be taking this personally as a slap in the face. well there is no doubt that emanuel mack holds a tone when he's been talking about donald trump or to donald trump or cerny hardened over the past twenty four hours i mean it looks like we're seeing not only a trade war but a war of words about omar call calling donald t

house. alarm suits us and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up a palestinian paramedic is shot dead by israeli forces during protests along the gaza border. the change in spain mariano rajoy is forced out of office by socialist leader had just sanchez to replace his illness prime minister and good guerilla news from central africa where the numbers of one of the world's most endangered species have increased. the u.s. president donald trump says he'll meet north korea's leader kim jong un on june twelfth in singapore he made the statement after hosting canvas top aide out the white house came young child's hand delivered a letter to chong from kim jong un and stayed in the oval office with the president for almost two hours the former spy chief is the most senior north korean to hold talks at the white house since a senior i'm voight met former president bill clinton in the two thousand. we're meeting with the chairman on june twelfth and i think it's probably going to be a very successful ultimately a successful process will soon remember what i say we will see what we will se

self pardons his actions would almost certainly be challenged in court kimberly helped at al-jazeera at the white house. the white house has unveiled the shadow of the historic meeting between donald trump and ken jiang on next tuesday and they just will meet head exactly nine am singapore time and north korea's leader has reportedly placed three of his leading military offices ahead of that summit according to south korean media compares fact the defense minister the army's chief of staff and the head of his political bureau have been a place for the young men who support his policies. to jordan now working on bill has warned that his country is at a crossroads as protests over proposed tax hikes continue these promise and urgent measures to tackle the economic crisis the protests forced the prime minister to quit to quote but the speaker of parliament is vowing to reject his resignation mom of those are these three reports. it's official jordan's government has responded to the people's demands by accepting to replace prime minister hani and willkie parliament speaker out of a total not told al-jazee

is al jazeera as a white house correspondent and i think we have christian on. the founder of the women crossed the d.m.z. or demilitarized zone that organization represents a movement of women mobilizing to end the korean war any york park is a human rights activist and author she fled north korea at the age of thirteen and in mongolia jenny town is managing editor for thirty eight north that's an online news portal covering the korean peninsula hello everybody it's good to have you here young me when you were watching the images coming out of this singapore summit as somebody who was born in north korea who excrete from north korea what were you thinking. i was so sorry. i. was not you know as. we know he's a murderer he he denies that there's a human rights violation or not that. yes accuse on he always knew how right or how this man puts people in a concentration camp in the name of the. man is a lunatic and she is not a little. later and that's why it just i don't know what the word and leaving me and what i mean for me saying we really just in. no way. chr

pardons his actions would almost certainly be challenged in court kimberly hell could al-jazeera at the white house and these fourteen people have been killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital kabul it happened as thousands of religious scholars were leaving a gathering at the city's polytechnic university earlier they announced a decree against the war in afghanistan and urged the taliban to accept the government's peaceful for jennifer classes in kabul and has more. the bomb went off as hundreds of thousands of islamic scholars and clerics were finishing their meeting in what we call the jirga tent the loya jirga tent to really a a conference hall in kabul as they were exit a after a meeting where they condemned of the ongoing war as an islamic and condemn suicide bombers a bomber went off at the gate the entrance to that gathering where more than two thousand five hundred religious leaders had gotten together to try and persuade the taliban to come to the peace table to accept what the president calls an unconditional offer for peace talks now and just as we heard news of that bombin

leaders and that may mean that the only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al-jazeera singapore the white house says the two men will meet alone for the first two hours without advisor is just a translator our white house correspondent kimberly halkett is in singapore for us with more on what we can expect from this summit. the u.s. secretary of state telling reporters that when donald trump sits down with kim jong un north korea's leader that donald trump will be on a mission of peace but at the same time well there is encouragement here in singapore that the talks so far leading up to that face to face meeting have been moving rapidly and progressing well that there certainly is only one u.s. objective and that is complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula and until that is achieved until that is verified the tough financial sanctions put in place by the united states will remain in place the meeting itself between donald trump and kim jong un is expected to be intimate with only the interpreter's president that will expand to a bilateral meeting to includ

in this is al jazeera live from the house a coming up. more vacuous guatemala after a new eruption from the where go volcano which has killed more than seventy people . mexico announces taxes on u.s. goods in retaliation to president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum plus we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance that's huge. bikini after almost one hundred years the iconic swimsuit is gone as the miss america pageant gets a make over. israel's prime minister is touring europe to drum up support against iran after visiting germany binyamin netanyahu is in france in his attempt to get european countries to join the u.s. to withdraw from the landmark nuclear deal that coincides with announcement that it is increasing its capacity to enrich uranium but is a touch about the reports from paris french president. was not convinced. benyamin netanyahu i arrived at the least say for talks with a man who will not call just a few hours off to iran had announced it was increasing its uranium enrichment capacity t

self pardons his actions would almost certainly be challenged in court kimberly hellcat al jazeera at the white house well for more on this let's cross live to mike hanna in washington d.c. mike so yet another twist of the mill investigation with trump now saying he has the absolute right to pardon himself so why is he saying this now well daryn this has its origins in a memo that his legal team sent to the.

president may now use this report as proof of why the probe should end kimberly helped get al-jazeera at the white house. has completed his eighty five billion dollar mega merger with time warner deals being done two days after i got the go ahead from a federal judge time warner is the owner of c.n.n. h.b.o. and warner brothers yes justice department argued against the move but the court says the government failed to prove the takeover would harm competition or affect consumers. there being passionate scenes outside argentina's congress building after politicians narrowly voted in favor of legalizing abortion the bill must now pass in the senate before it becomes law tries a bow reports for one us areas. of. the national anthem to celebrate a historic vote emotion was high among those who wanted to legalize abortion in argentina. i can't stop crying because we are together this is a fight there are so many emotions we know that a lot of things are missing but we are still moving forward we have worked so hard we are being ignored for so long and today we are making history. the debate lasted for twenty

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president may now use this report as proof of why that probe should end kimberlee help get al-jazeera at the white house. russia have roared to a perfect start of football's world cup steamrolling a saudi arabia five nil in mosco president vladimir putin watched the match flanked by saudi crown prince mohammed bin son and feed president gianni infantino thanks very much of the host nation was a surprise russia and saudi are the two lowest ranked sides of the tournament fans outside the stadium were emotional. little bit surprised i thought it would be three zero. but it itself for all our. girls doing each go do it in school voice if response in the exam so. yeah. it's amazing i never know what sort. of disappointed that i i was not expect that i could win today but not five zero this do much. i don't know i think our team wasn't in the day to day. i hope this game fills up so well and i. think a. lot of a good argument. and of course we're going to more on that in the sport in a speech twenty five minutes time now still to come on al-jazeera leave no girl behind the new campaign in kenya to help keep t

presidential candidate with a chance of shaping this country's future and again look at al-jazeera bogota colombia. a house fire in nicaragua as capital of killed at least eight people shattering the short lived truth between president. and the protest says he want him gone among those killed in managua with six members of one family including two young children who are. police in managua say a group of hooded men threw a fire bomb into this house. a family of six killed in the fire including two children medics failed to resuscitate. my two cousins survived one was burned and the other was hit she fell onto the balcony she was thrown and glass toward my body my hands my head as we got out of here he got out by for his. neighbors assisted firefighters and dousing the blaze while helping survivors escape from the balcony they say police surrounded the house and burned it after the owner refused to let them place a sniper on the roof to guard a nearby checkpoint. younus had nothing to do with this they were christian people in the policeman if the porch they wanted to burn the house and they managed to burn

clearly illustrated in a series of photos released not by the news media but by the white house itself rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington as trump and him prepare to talk about nuclear disarmament and north korea world leaders met in china to salvage the iran nuclear deal the us president abandoned what he called a fatally flawed agreement last month at the shanghai cooperation organization summit iran called on other participants in the deal to provide guarantees it would be upheld lawrence louis reports in beijing. you don't draw a pledge of support for iran's nuclear deal russia iran promising to fully implemented this three year old agreement and despite the u.s. pulling out. of course our country cannot be both worried about the iran nuclear program u.s. withdrawal from the comprehensive plan of action can further destabilize the situation russia is in favor of consistent and unconditional implementation of the deal i put in spoke at the shanghai cooperation organization or s.c.l. summit held in the eastern city of qingdao russia is one of the eight s. and you know members together these countrie