alexandra krueger degas felt lived in the quiet swedish town of. he buys his lego bricks online from specialized dealers he visits the little toy store to check out the latest sets i learn different ways to solve problems in our life. it's the way you can get around and that's the way to get around these and also very small and you know baron cohen in my. back in his workshop it's time to add the audience which will comprise all manner of toy figures not just like old people anything else would be too boring for alexandra. i thought about it at the moment and it's sort of funny you know because i don't imagine or you know like me it's you know in the world but it's like your vision crowd you know everybody's different you know. if they cry and find out. the video for the twenty seventeen year old vision is alexandra kirk personal favorite the model for the twenty eighteen about will probably be finished by joe. by video production will then last until december shot at twenty four photos per second for a five minute film that translates into seven t

esta niÑa se llama alexandra.galo. nos enlazamos con nuestro corresponsal quien fue en busca de la pequeÑa alexandra. ana: serÁ que le dieron el regalo? carlos: no lo sÉ. adelante, moisÉs. moisÉs: me fui directo a san cristÓbal al sur de repÚblica dominicana para conocer a alexandra, una niÑa de cinco aÑos que se hizo viral en las redes sociales lo de que jlow publicara su vÍdeo con una versiÓn muy peculiar de su mÁs reciente canciÓn "el anillo para cuando". por fin llegue al hogar de la pequeÑa alexandra en donde me recibiÓ ella y su familia llenos de alegrÍa ya que nunca se imaginaron que el vÍdeo llegarÍa a la misma jennifer lÓpez. alexandra: es mi cumpleaÑos y estoy pensando mi regalo. >> fue su cumpleaÑos y subimos para la casa de mami y mami la felicito y mami acostumbra a hacernos desayuno sorpresa y todo eso y ella vio que no le hicieron nada y ella dijo "mami, y mi regalo para cuando" y ella comienza a ser el video de la canciÓn. entonces grabamos el vÍdeo para mandarselo a su padre y a su tÍo y luego dec

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brent: that was alexandra von nahmen reporting from the white house.ere are some of the other stories now making headlines around t the world. anan explosion in the southern afghan city of kandahar has killed at least 16 and wounded dozens more. what was first thought to be a minibus packed with explosives authorities later said were two containers steered -- stored near mechanic workshops. no one has yet claimed responsibility. and experimental vaccination program is underway in the democratic republic of congo. the world health organization says more than 30 health care workers have received the shot. they are rushing to head off a major outbreak after the deadly ebola virus was recently discovered in a large city for the first time. a court in germany has rejecectd a move by prosecutors to re-arrest the catalalan separatt leader carles puigdedemont. german prosecutors argue new evidence from spain show the catalan leader was provoking violence. he has been in germany since he was arrested on an international warrant two months ago. the british city

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alexandra doctrine has put his finger on a key issue we have to improve in this respect as well we must improve how we implement this entire process. you're missing here out of both of you what's the effect if you don't have a fallen below isn't it you were or still are a lawyer yourself do you find it appropriate that mr goh printers calling lawyers deportation server tours. alexandra dupre and has correctly identified a problem he hasn't discredited or offended lawyers to the country lawyers are essential as an independent element in the administration of justice under the rule of law. for the free thought that there have indeed been cases and these aren't just isolated cases that i find wondering. in these cases lawyers have been using legal maneuvers and tricks to delay deportations for as long as possible. hoping to eventually ensure that their client can remain in germany. if because if i'm going to see what you've said that you want to solve many of these problems in a single location in large refugee centers why do you think that will work better that is based on your boy who wa

i believe alexandra dupre it is absolutely correct he's put his finger on the nobody denies it. but there are tens of thousands of cases where people facing deportation meaning people who are not recognized as refugees or who are not eligible for subsidiary protection deliberately delay their deportation over extremely long periods i engage in all sorts of legal maneuvers and pulling all the legal stops. with this alexander doctrine has put his finger on a key issue we have to improve in this respect as well and we must improve how we implement this entire process. you're missing here out of both of you what's the effect if you don't have a follow on below isn't it you were or still are a lawyer yourself do you find it appropriate that mr bryant is calling lawyers deportation server tours. alexandra dupre and has correctly identified a problem he hasn't discredited or offended lawyers to the country lawyers are essential as an independent element in the administration of justice under the rule of law. for the three daughters that have indeed been cases and these aren't just isol

now let's bring in alexandra hall managing director of the isaac foundation whose mission statement speaks of funding innovative research to find a cure for m p s mukul polly sakura dosis a rare debilitating and devastating disease alexandra welcome and did i pronounce that right yes you did while van hollen thank you for having me on briefly what is m.p.'s. so m.p.s. is a very rare disorder it's a metabolic disorder so it really affects a patient's laces soames or their ability to kind of break down you know things in their bodies so they lack of enzymes to properly break the confounds they get stored in in a patient's you know their joints and their their corneas and it's just everywhere basically and so. are the executive director started the foundation over a decade ago when his son isaac was it was diagnosed with m.p.s. type six and we've just been focused on fund fund raising so that we can support research projects that look to find curative solutions and support patients who are needed and have access to treatment and that's just kind of grown from maris we now work with patients w

>> alexandra field live for us. prime minister benjamin netanyahu laying out his case against iran. the prime minister claims his evidence is new evidence proves iranians were brazenly lying when they said they were not pursuing nuclear weapons. secretary of state mike pompeo confirming netanyahu's iranian files are authentic. those iranian files apparently all this evidence he says special security forces have spirited out of iran. president trump expected to decide in the next 12 days whether to pull out of the iran nuclear deal a fact not lost on netanyahu. >> i'm sure he'll do the right thing. the right thing for the united states, the right thing for israel, and the right thing for the peace of the world. >> let's go live to jerusalem and bring in ian lee with the latest developments. do we know, this material that netanyahu unveiled yesterday, transgressions in the past, they're lying today? what is his charge here? >> good morning, christine. this is, according to the prime minister he says new evidence that

alexandra field joins us now live from seoul with the very latest. good to see you, alexandra. what impact might this have on the face-to-face meeting between the two leaders? >> rosemary, i think we just need to regard this as the kind of rhetoric we do periodly see coming from north korea. certainly they have muted the criticism and the tone of their criticism against the united states in recent weeks or months. but this is an opportunity for north korea through its state news to flex its muscle, assert its power and its strength going into this summit. and it's frankly an opportunity for them to write the history of this incredible minute on the korean peninsula for the people in their own words. certainly there is a natural dispute here about how this summit has come together, how this moment has come together in which we will see kim jong-un and president trump coming face-to-face. certainly something that no one would have expect ed you have heard officials within the administration, within the united states saying repeatedly that this moment is a result of economic sanct

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alexandra field joins us now with more on this from seoul in south korea. alexandra, what impact might all this have on the upcoming meeting between these two leaders? >> i mean, frankly, rosemary you have seen north korea certainly temper their criticism of the united states in recent weeks or months. they don't use the kind of incendiary language that raised the level of tension here on the peninsula about a year ago. but they do continue to defend themselves against the united states in terms of what their state media says, and they do continue to take the lead or take credit for having brought this moment about, this change in the nature of the atmosphere right here on the peninsula. so we have seen state news certainly fight back in the past and say that it is not the strong economic sanctions against north korea, that it is not this international campaign of maximum pressure that is bringing them to the table with president trump. instead, north korea likes to flex its muscle and insist this has been the maneuvering of their own leader, that this is a

alexandra thanks alexandra alexandra ( darya ) breaking news this morning ...( james ) the problem is causing a mess of traffic this morning.will tran is out there this morning with the latest for us.will? the no. 4 lane and the connector from southbound interstate highway 280 to both directions of state highway 87 has been closed early this morning due to roadway flooding, according to the california highway patrol. the chp said today's issue, which was first reported around 4:10 a.m., is similar to roadway flooding from may 16 involving water pumps. there is no estimated time of reopening. ( james ) thanks will.( james )( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.now lets check traffic with robin. ( darya ) a big story this morning. in a half hour....the fairfield parents accused of torturing their 10 children will be in court. ( james ) ina rogers and jonathan allen face multiple counts of child abuse. they're also accused of keeping their children in filth. kron 4's lydia pantazes is in fairfield with the details. lydia? ina r

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phenomena who is standing by with the latest from the united states and alexandra just like to begin by first asking you about the situation we have these reports about potentially explosive devices on the school compound what more can you tell us. yes we go it's an opportunity from the police in some tuffy about thirty minutes ago the police chief confirmed that there have been explosive devices found in the high school and in the surrounding areas and the main priority for the sort of tease is to secure the school and to evacuate old students and stouffer's and they seem to be very concerned they warn the public you know not to peek and think not to touch anything because they assume that they could be possible explosive off the campus so the situation is quite serious and we have to say that the compass is huge it's still high school with one policy one thousand four hundred students so these are very concerned in the moment and do we know more about the attacker at this point the police released that information. well according to the police one suspect in custody it is huge and

we have cnn's alexandra field in seoul with the latest. looking at the options for a troop drawdown. >> reporter: right. south korean officials were interested in that report. they have been told by officials in washington that the report is not true. earlier this week, south korean officials linked the presence of the troops on the korean peninsula to wider regions of security. as we talk about the possibility of the peace treaty to bring the formal end of the korean war 65 years after fighting has stopped, the question is would the u.s. maintain the level of troops on the korean peninsula. you are talking 30,000 people n. the past, we know that president trump has publicly complained about the cost of maintaining the forces out here in the region. a source with knowledge of the administration's thinking has said the president is not evaluating options for reducing the number of troops which is used as a bargaining trip with north korea. the only consideration would ha -- would happen after the nuclear weapons would be negotiated and gone

we have alexandra field in seoul, south korea. alex, do we expect the release of the three americans? >> reporter: look, it has been widely speculated these three americans could be released before the summit between donald trump and kim jong-un. this would be a good faith gesture. this is som the administration in the united stateshting for. you saw the tweet from president trump saying stay tuned. the families of the men are hoping to be released. one was taken in 2016 and one in 2015. the son of the detainees says he has been given no indication yet. that said, there is a source telling cnn who has knowledge of the negotiations under way that conversations were had two months ago when the north korean foreign minister traveled to sweden. that is when release was discussed. it was made clear that u.s. officials would not tie or link the release of the men to the broader goal of the main issue which remains denuclearization. you have the secretary of state traveling to pyongyang and said the release of the men is a topic of conve

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alexandra dupre and has correctly identified a problem and he hasn't discredited or offended lawyers to the contrary lawyers are essential as an independent element in the administration of justice under the rule of law. if they thought that they have indeed been cases and these aren't just isolated cases that i find wondering. in these cases lawyers have been using legal maneuvers and tricks to delay deportations for as long as possible. hoping to eventually ensure that their client can remain in germany. you can be in for with because if i'm going into it. you've said that you want to solve many of these problems in a single location in large refugee centers why do you think that will work better. your boy. in the future the conservative c.d.u. and c.s.u. parties want to accommodate new arrivals in germany in so-called anchor facilities we want to make this process even more effective in the future we only want people who already have received official asylum status to be distributed to cities. and across rural areas. those whose asylum applications are time down will be sent strai

of it all for us and the rest was when the owns a medina on he hit back after alexandra pop was sent off and a french champions then ran away with it thanks to three more goals including a hey get back strike. we all became the first women's team to lift the trophy three times in a row and they not boast or conceal a trouble if they win the french cup final at the end of the month. u.s. president trump has parton boxing first african-american heavyweight champion jack johnson now in one thousand eight conquered the heavyweight boxing world in a racially divided united states but he was arrested four years later for his involvement with his future wife lucille cameron the racially motivated conviction stood for more than a century that until president trump decided to pardon the boxing icon with encouragement from sylvester stallone who's known for his rocky films and former heavyweight champion lennox lewis you're watching t.v. news our top story at this hour disgraced hollywood film mogul harvey weinstein is being arraigned in court after turning himself in to new york's authorities

oleksandr korea alexandra what is the likely outcome going to be later today. hi bolton centers are all bent a.t.m. to four pm posts show that the leading candidates are you vandal cow forty one year old lawyer and former senator followed by goes double bed till fifty a year old former mayor of bogota new case a right wing candidate who wants to cut taxes on companies while better himself former guerilla who wants to read distribute land and increase taxes on the rich results are expected later today there are three other centrist candidates two of whom have a reasonable change chance of getting into the second round is an essential part of ok yes in that second round i believe would be true in the seventeenth now this election alexander is a test for columbus peace deal as i just mentioned the peace deal with the phunk rebels is the deal that was signed between the outgoing government and fuck really at risk. who is the favorite to win this election campaign against the peace deal saying he was too soft to those with blood on their hands he won the harder sent

to be born in colombia not alexandra this one has not made things much harder for you in the music business there is this fish when you think along those names as i am not really it's funny how people are interested in me having grown up in another culture speaking a different language. i think it's good to have something distinctive. there are so many people over there writing songs and singing so you need to stand out from the songs. i listen to the most was all space and then when these groups come to google search on you immediately turns up your transsexuality on minds to what degree do you think some people are interested in you also because of your pent up of junk hi it's too hot to just call it as the eyes of men i released my first single there was no cover with me on it. some is kind of nobody realized that i was transsexual or whatever it was just on spotify and went straight to number one on the global viral charts. focused as i do you think it was because of the music that i got so much attention and being a transsexual is just a bonus because it's a closeness does this type of

alexandra field is joining us from seoul, south korea. good morning, alex. >> reporter: dave, look, the message from the president is stay tuned. the families are hoping for good news. the times would seem open tupor here as we are weeks away from the sit down with kim jong-un and donald trump. this is a source with familiarity with the negotiations and he says release is imminent and it was discussed two months ago when the north korean foreign minister traveled to sweden. it was proposed by the foreign minister at that time. he was told that u.s. officials would insist release of hostages would not be tied to the main issue of denuclearization. we cannot say for sure when the three men will be released. we know one of the sons of one, tony kim, has not been given a release date. they are encouraged by the president who said repeatedly this is the goal of the administration to get the three hoss acknowled hostages released. we know the secretary of state traveled to pyongyang to get the three men released in discussions. dave. >> what an

in washington alexandra limon. coming up at eight...e southeast trying to clean up from the devastation of tropical storm alberto. more on how it caused more on how it caused the deaths of two journalists covering the story. and did a c-h-p officer intentionally knock a biker off his motorcycle? what happened that led to this confrontation in southern california. and after the break-- the new reboot of the t-v show roseanne .... has already been booted off the air. the racist rant that caused a-b-c to pull the plug. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. one of the top rated television shows of the season is no more. a-b-c has canceled "roseanne" ... because of racist tweets, from its star.andy rose explains.. millions of fans and critics alike today, reacting to the news thata-b-c has canceled its hit series reboot, "roseanne" over the star's racist twitter rant.tuesday morning roseanne barr made a comment about former oba

. >> cnn international correspondent alexandra field is live for us from seoul. you learning about this upcoming summit? >> the president is being clear there's been a lot of contact between the united states and north korea. now teasing the fact that finally a summit location and date have been celebriselected. it isn't clear why that isn't being made public or when it will be. they have talked about having this at the dmz which would be important from the optics and also make sense from a logistics and there's the possibility that they've discussed holding it in a more neutral location like singapore. these are all details that will be hashed out further when president trump and president moon sit down. they were also topics of discussion when south korea's national security chief travelled to washington to meet with the national security adviser john bolton. we're seeing a lot of moves right here on the peninsula to make sure that the atmosphere here remains right in advance of those talks. times here really are changing, and literally so. it's this weekend th

we have alexandra field with the latest in seoul. what is the reaction there?orter: dave, south korea's national security chief has been told directly by an official in washington it is not true. the president is not looking at that. a source familiar with the administration and issue says this is something the president could look at in the future after nuclear weapons are gone from the korean peninsula in its entirety. as you look at the possibility of the peace treaty to bring an end to the korean war 65 years after the fighting ended. would there be a need to maintain the 30,000 u.s. troops stationed on the korean peninsula? the president has complained about the cost of that in the past and just this week, south korean officials tied the necessity of the troops on the peninsula to broader issues of regional security and stability. of course, this is all background in the run-up with the talk with kim jong-un and donald trump. more ground working laid with south korea and united states. at the same time, kim jong-un has been talking to the chinese foreign m

cnn international correspondent alexandra field is live in seoul. what do we know about the summit?he president say a date and time has been set. it isn't clear when he'll reveal what the location is. certainly the administration has suggested that they would look at the dmz. they threw some weight behind the idea of doing it there, that would be an optimal place from the optics perspective. there's also been talk about hosting this summit in singapore, a more neutral location. again, the announcement has not yet been made. still the plans for the summit are continuing forward. the korean national security chief traveled to washington, d.c., to meet to discuss that summit with the u.s. national security adviser, john bolton. bolton at the same time has been loudly knocking down reports that president trump has asked the pentagon to craft plans for how to potentially draw down the number of u.s. troops permanently stationed on the korean peninsula. the administration and the president himself are loudly saying that troops will not be a negotiating chip. the number of troops will not

alexandra field for us. thank you. >>> some 90,000 hondurans in the u.s. now face deportation.ter the trump administration decided to end the protected status of immigrants who came to the u.s. after a 1998 hurricane in honduras. they will have 18 months to make other arrangements to stay in the u.s. or leave the country. one california union leader said conditions in their home country are worse than when they left two decades ago. >> the 57,000 hondurans that trump wants to kick out of the u.s. are potentially going back to a country that today is significantly more dangerous for women, for indigenous, for lgbtq and for other minorities than it was at the time that they first left and got temporary protective status. we should need to say no more than the member -- that they are members of our community, and they are under attack. >>> meantime, most of the central american asylum seekers at the u.s. border have now crossed into the u.s. all 228 people are asking for asylum are being processed. the group involved from central america in a caravan hoping they would be let into

esperar una decisiÓn de asilo que podrÍa tomar aÑos en garantÍa que el caso se apruebe, aÚn asÍ alexandraos apoye >>> sin embargo esta noticia se da a conocer despuÉs que el departamento de justicia informara que le presentaron cargos a 11 personas como quienes estÁn en este lugar venÍan de la caravana de kwen centroamericanos, los 11 querÍan cruzar ilegal en estados unidos >>> es un intento de criminalizar a la caravana >>> los organizadores dicen que los detenidos sean parte de este grupo que viajÓ con ellos desde centroamÉrica >>> un inmigrante hondureÑo muriÓ en un tiroteo con agentes migratorios en san antonio texas. el hombre fue baleado cuando intentaba huir en la balacera un oficial resultÓ herido. edgardo muÑoz tiene los detalles. >>> una persona al parecer un inmigrante de honduras muriÓ durante un tiroteo cuando agentes migratorios trataron de entrar a esta casa al sur de san antonio texas con una orden de cateo. el hombre que segÚn sus familiares es germÁn intentÓ darse a la fuga. >>> oÍ patinar de carros pero no saliÓ y oÍ balazos >>> al decir del fbi en san antonio el hombre

markle estarÍa rompiendo otro protocolo de la realeza al no caminar al altar del brazo de su padre, alexandraa boda el escÁndalo se generÓ luego que presuntamente un paparazzi le pagara mÁs de 100.000 dÓlares para tomarle fotos antes de viajar a londres y en medio de todo habrÍa sufrido un ataque cardiaco que lo dejÓ en la cama de un hospital. >> meghan markle respondieron respeto y comprensiÓn pero las reacciones no se han hecho esperar. >> es un poco difÍcil de entender, pero bueno estas cosas pasan en las mejores familias. >> que se haya subido fotos probÁndose la ropa horrible, no creo que sea cuestiÓn para que Él no vaya a la ceremonia. >> los expertos afirman que la meghan markle es mÁs grande que este escÁndalo y que la futura princesa es muy querida en todo el reino unido. >> las casas de apuestas ya estÁn muy activas y tienen varias opciones la primera es que la entregue su madre, la segunda es que la entregue el prÍncipe william y la tercera si meghan markle se arriesga a caminar sola hacia el altar, en londres noticias telemundo. >> cientos de personas quedaron atrapadas en la esta

of produce here and come by to pick up ingredients for their menus head on theory owner in chef alexandra stardust is puts a modern spin on traditional dishes and today he's making a squid with yorkie and spinach. the restaurant is in the karama coast neighborhood and it's one numerous awards. at night the sights of athens are brightly lit her english is still an insider tip unlike the overcrowded bars around minister rocky square. it's on a side street but offers a breathtaking view of the acropolis. after what is it there that us what i like most of all about the nightlife of athens is this mix of the ancient and the modern it's not just the view that makes this place special it's that feeling of knowing that the ancient opinions also sat here and drank their wine and talked to each other just as we do after this in this line of i want to go around the corner with. the greek capital is a vibrant historical city still making history every day. want to know more about european lifestyle and culture visit euro max on facebook. you'll find highlights from our programmes. three hundred sixty

alexandra field is there. alexandra. >> reporter: hey, john and poppy.ments ago the national security council saying there is no update regarding the release of these three men. certainly a trying 24 hours you would imagine for these families who have already gone so much. you're talking about three american citizens who have been detained by north korea. one of those men since 2015, two more since 2017. and just within really the last 24 to 48 hours, their families were given a great reason to hope that their release would in fact be imminent. the president teased this, saying that everyone should stay tuned, and thenand then rudy giuliani said they would be released on thursday. these men have not been released and the white house was not able to say when they could be released and now we're learning from white house officials and state department officials they're still working to verify the reports that the three detainees have been moved from the locations where they were held and moved closer to pyongyang which would certainly indicate the release

alexandra has the details. >> reporter: the white house has not made that announcement, but you got threeof three american citizens who have been liveing a nightmare, one man there since 2015, two others teaching at a university in pyongyang detained since just last year. their families are hoping this moment, the weeks before a summit between kim jong-un and president trump, could present itself as a politically or diplomatically opportune time to see the release of their loved ones from north korea. they're hearing words at a very public level that are encouraging them that that could be the in works. the son of one of those men, tony kim, said he been given no indication his father will be released, but certainly you did hear rudy giuliani say that it would happen today. the white house press secretary sarah sanders said there was no official statement to that effect from the white house. she only continued to repeat a line we have heard from top level administration officials before. that certainly it would show some goodwill from north korea to release these detainees before that unp

s of washington bureau chief alexandra of our nominee who's in the white house welcome alexandra so this now looks like it might be in jeopardy is this trump brinksmanship. well we have to say feel that this meeting today between the south korean president and u.s. president donald trump was actually managed to find humor in a joint strategy for dealing with the north korean leader during this planned summit and now it seems to have become more of a crisis session and really remarkable that president trump for the very first time has admitted that this summit may not take place on june twelfth that it's may be late and we have to understand that we have to remind ourselves what happened last week the white house was caught off guard when the north koreans fired of a string of inflammatory statements against you as damning the latest you as south korean military drills in the region saying that they are not going to take to participate in a meeting with south koreans and then threatening to cancel their planned summit with donald trump and since them since then we have to say that adviser

to the eighty fifth minute carries holds man cross from the left to move to flick the ball on to alexandra maxime. get to. the match wasn't only painful for life. because good things come in threes buntay back to goal on his bundesliga debut to finish off my. mind celebrated as crucial victory in the fight for survival. so mine still avert but what about hamburg and freiburg. and now to one of two relegation crunch games from the weekend as wolfsburg hosted hamburg. three years ago both spoke coach bruno and helped save have burke from the draw back then he led a spectacular escape for hamburg and on saturday he could be the one sending them down. never the kind of pressure you face in this situation and what it means when the pressure is gone because no one believes in you any more times when i mean kind of. things are different and for lately everyone believes in coach coach john teats there seemed to be no hope a few weeks ago but hamburg had faith in themselves again and they were now just five points from safety. when you're coming from behind it's the others above you have more to lo