for more let's bring in dw correspondent alexandra von nahmen.hen you look at these two men, they both pride themselves on being dealmakers with a personal touch. you were absolute -- actually in the room before they met. was it a warm welcome? alexandra: well, i would not say a warm welcome. i would say it was a very friendly atmosphere. in the oval office, at one point president trump even put his hand on juncker's leg, clearly demonstrating that they know each other, respect each other and get along well. but at the same time, both leaders seemed tense, with the u.s. president stressing once again the u.s. is losing money, and the commissioner sitting to lecturing the u.s. by stressing the european union and the u.s. are close partners and not enemies. sarah: a lot of lecturing and a lot of name-calling between the two. we know yesterday juncker said it could be that trump has something to offer us. does it seem as if the atmosphere is ripe for that something to materialize today? alexandra: if you ask me about that half an hour ago i would sa

for more on this i spoke to our correspondents alexandra phenomena in washington against coulter in new york i started off by asking if the u.s. department of commerce could have some troubles finding someone who actually supported the towers. yes you're right. old but one of forty five witnesses scheduled to testify today are expected to testify against plan to impose tariffs on imported cars and car parts only one representative on their labor union of the united auto workers expressed today a sort of measure and supports saying that decades of disinvestment and all sharing of you as jobs by multi nation oil companies has weakened you and economic security as a nation but old al gore witnesses i was listening to were quite sure they wanted the consequences of such terrorists would be on the floor scene and this stressed that the u.s. car industry is thriving so there is no case here no threat to u.s. national security ok so let's cross over to new york now yes we heard about consumers and employees already but what will be the effect on companies themselves well quite simply the margi

have to say that the president is determined to impose these tariffs tracking that story for us alexandra phenomena in washington thank you very much. to another kind of transport malaysian budget airline asia has ordered passenger jets was a thirty billion dollars from european manufacturer abbots the first delivery of the one hundred eighty three thirty media long haul play expected to arrive towards the end of next year asia wants to use some of the aircraft to break into the european market the fleet will allow the airline to take on longer nonstop which to the continent it's likely to kick off with the service still on the. first of buses news striking beluga x l f races took to the skies from toulouse on those de blas employees chose the special livery which makes it look like take friendly can do good whale the craft and carry payloads of up to fifty one tons equal to more than five london double decker buses the blue fleet carries sections of cross from production sites to final assembly lines in europe. italy's new government has promised to be tough on illegal and uncontrolled i

have to say that the president is determined to impose these tariffs tracking that story for us alexandra phenomena in washington thank you very much. to another kind of transport malaysian budget airline asia has ordered passenger jets was a thirty eight billion dollars from european manufacturer air bus the first delivery of the one hundred eighty three thirty media long haul play expected to arrive towards the end of next year asia wants to use some of the act craft to break into the european market the fleet will allow the airline to take on longer nonstop into the continent it's likely to kick off with the service still on. the first of new striking beluga x l f freighters took to the skies from toulouse on those de blas employees chose the special livery which makes it look like take friendly the new way of the aircraft and carry payloads of up to fifty one tons equal to more than five london double decker buses the blue the fleet carries the sections of cross from production sites final assembly lines in europe. italy's new government has promised to be tough on illegal and uncontr

alexandra field joins us live from outside the air base. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. 65 years after the fighting stopped, families back in the united states have never given up hope their loved ones remains would return. it is believed 5,000 sets of remains are in north korea. a cargo ship was sent to wonsan to pick up remains and brought back to osan air base. the closest air base to the demilitarized zone. the boxes were received by honor guard and taken to a hangar on base where a preliminary investigation. next week, a formal ceremony to honor these fallen service members before they are taken to hawaii where a military lab will do forensic work and dna testing. depending on the condition of the remains, it could take months or years before all remains are identified. so many families in the united states holding out hope their loved ones remains are the one return by north korea. this is not just personal. it is political. it is a sign of kim jong-un making good on the promise he made to donald trump in si sing

guest: alexandra is the story and what you shared -- alexandra's story and what you shared is what i hear across baltimore. people are dying in record numbers. they are dying in part because fentanyl is everywhere. it is mixed with cocaine, prescription drugs, heroin, and people who are using drugs and not able to access treatment are now dying at record rates. i think this is a call to action for all of us. we on the front lines, based on science and based on what we are seeing right here in baltimore, we know what works. we have programs that are proven to be effective and based on science. we have done a lot here in baltimore with we need more assistance. we need the ryan white act. this is a solvable problem. usope everyone will join saying this is affecting all of us. this affects every single one of our communities. these are not random people who are dying. these are our family members. our friends. our community members. resources tommit fighting addiction. host: the commissioner of health for baltimore city's health department. our first guest of many talking about the opioi

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, livingston.ow it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. good evening. they weekend for the gardners. the return of some rain. it is easing eastwards at the moment. a few showers tonight. some will continue in the west. some will return to east anglia and the south east first thing on monday morning. they south—westerly breeze continues. further north and west a good deal more fresh as we start monday morning. the breeze not as strong as it was today. a blustery day. lines of showers through east anglia and the south—east. some for the south west, the midlands and yorkshire. a lot of sunshine between the showers on monday afternoon. winds lighter than today. temperatures back on the up, widely in the 20s. 25 degrees in the south—eastern corner. the winds get lighter through the coming week. a few showers. temperatures will be taking up. —— picking up. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: geraint thomas becomes the first welshman to win the tour de france. five people die, hundreds o

guest: alexandra is the story and what you shared -- alexandra's story and what you shared is what i hear across baltimore. people are dying in record numbers. they are dying in part because fentanyl is everywhere. it is mixed with cocaine, prescription drugs, heroin, and people who are using drugs and not able to access treatment are now dying at record rates. i think this is a call to action for all of us. we on the front lines, based on science and based on what we are seeing right here in baltimore, we know what works. we have programs that are proven to be effective and based on science. we have done a lot here in baltimore with we need more assistance. we need the ryan white act. this is a solvable problem. usope everyone will join saying this is affecting all of us. this affects every single one of our communities. these are not random people who are dying. these are our family members. our friends. our community members. resources tommit fighting addiction. host: the commissioner of health for baltimore city's health department. our first guest of many talking about the opioi

but alexandra, seasonal socialist principles un-american and who pays for it?or it as taxpayers, but the problem is that you eventually run out of our money and i think what the democrats are trying to do right now is rebrand socialism into this democrat socialism, they are trying to move it away from the failed soviet-style socialism that americans are familiar with and repackage it in shiny new packaging and saying this is the future of progressism. the problem is that it's twofold, one you have a very recent failed example of socialism in venezuela where people are starving and they don't have access to adequate medical care and the second is that these policies are way outside the mainstream of where most americans are. for example, democratic socialists of america favor abolishing the senate, so they are fundamentally oppose today our republican-style of government and i think that, you know, this is out of step where most americans are. >> jason, i want to put a poll now before i get to my final question for you, should national democratic party declare s

and for more on that let's bring in washington bureau chief alexandra for naaman who joins us from just outside of brownsville texas on the us mexico border where a number of families are being held welcome to alexander and i'd like to talk a little bit more about this meeting. of the deadline to reunite these hundreds of children and parents i mean it must be a huge logistical challenge how is the operation coming together there. it is very challenging indeed right now i'm about twenty miles northwest from brownsville at the port isabel detention center and that is according to a soroti the primary facility to house parents that crossed the border illegally and were separated from their kids you can see the fence behind me we are not allowed to get any closer to this facility we don't know how many parents are still being held inside this facility i didn't get any answer to that question from the i talked to lawyers and activists and they told me that the votes three hundred to parents have left the tension in the last days and were brought to a couple bleak shelter to be reunited with

. >> host: as you talk about that, factor in the victory by alexandra ocasio-cortez in new york and what that says about where the party is. >> guest: you know, i think she's a very dynamic young leader. i'm really excited to see her coming to washington to speak for her district, because i think she really represents her district well. but her district is very, very, very blue. and it doesn't necessarily represent the places in the country that democrats would need to win in order to take back the house, for example, or in order to build a presidential coalition. so i think it's really important, as she's said, to have a big tent within the party, a party that can have alexandra ocasio-cortez and also have heidi heitkamp. and, you know, that is -- that's certainly where we're coming from. i think that we know that one of the problems with the election last time around was there were a lot of democrats who are in their little bubbles because a lot of us are concentrated living in very blue areas. i looked up on "the new york times" map that came out last week, and pri precinct voted for

inglaterra donde fue repudiado por la manifestaciÓn mÁs grande de los Últimos 15 aÑos en ese paÍs, alexandracon los sombrero mexicanos en representaciÓn y apoyo en decir todos somos mÉxico el paÍs que ha atacado mÁs, que ha denigrado, deportado a miles. >> el apoyo menos numeroso y mÁs descrito. >> veamos los resultados que Él ha a peportado como presidente estados unidos. >> fuera de londres la reuniÓn transcurriÓ entre tensas sonrisas. >> nuestra relaciÓn es fuerte estÁ en uno de los mejores momentos dijo trump, con estas palabras el presidente intentaba arreglar sus declaraciones a un diario local britÁnico criticando la polÍtica pro-inmigrante inglesa y los acuerdos comerciales de theresa may, en el entorno de theresa may las declaraciones no cayeron precisamente bien y de hecho la primera ministra le dejÓ claro a trump manteniendo la compostura (informaciÓn en pantalla) que el reino unido harÁ tratos con estados unidos y tambiÉn otros paÍses del mundo.>> cortÉ en el palacio de windsor, curiosamente no habrÁ cena para la pareja de trump. >> la solicitud para que este globo volara aquÍ en

alexandra? think that it speaks to the level of hubris that we see in these text messages mirrored in the testimony that he had provided behind closed doors to congressional members, some describing him as arrogant, as conceited and i think that this is someone who still does not understand what he did was wrong or why what he did was wrong and, you know, i cannot imagine what possessed him and lisa page to use their government-issued cell phones to make these communications. and to -- you know what would really have been such a, you know, terrible mark on the fbi's reputation of all of these hard working men and women who otherwise are doing their jobs. >> harris: yeah. you know what i'm thinking of, as you are talking, lack of judgment. i mean, we've already talked about the level of responsibility that this particular fbi agent had, and several investigations and counterterrorism around the world and -- why didn't james comey just fire him? should he have, adrian? >> you know, i think that th

alexandra: not good. what we have seen are negative reactions ranging from shock, disappointment and outrage. the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, accused the u.s. president of a dangerous failure to stand up to his russian counterpart. he said that, you ask president to side with vladimir putin against american intelligence agencies, against american law enforcement is dangerous and weak. and we actually have seen similar reactions among republicans. house speaker ryan said that there is no question that russia has interfered in the u.s. election and that donald trump must appreciate that russia is not our ally. bob corker, chairman of the u.s. senate committee on foreign affairs said he was disappointed, that he thinks trump's comments in helsinki made the u.s. look as a pushover and senator mccain went even so far as saying that what we saw in helsinki was one of the most disgraceful performances by the american president in memory. phil: yuri in moscow. what do you make of president putin's

in washington alexandra limon.) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map showing firefighters battling 17 large wildfires across california.... plus.. details on which areas are under evacuations...and evacuation center information. and details on how you can help fire victims... all that on kron4 dot com... <"citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united states, citizen of the world....">(vicki) flags are at half staff in oakland today for former congressman, former mayor .... ron dellums(vicki) the oakland native died early this morning at the age of 82... (grant) he's being remembered as a progressive activist ... a passionate voice for social justice .. and an influential force on bay area politics for half a century. natberkeley in 1967 ... a scene of almost constant turmoil as students and activists marched against racism and war.ron dellums, then on the berkeley city council, wins a congressional seat, endorsed by prominent figur

alexandra: yes, i think so. i think that the damage has been done.nd i think that this president seems to have lost his credibility as well among many lawmakers here in the united states, because he tends not to tell the truth, he tends to use lies to present his policies, and therefore it is so difficult to believe and to think that he is credible and believable he is saying. phil: thank you for joining us. now, former u.s. president barack obama has been paying tribute to nelson mandela on the centenary of his birth. in his most high-profile speech since leaving office, mr. obama use the annual nelson mandela lecture to urge people around the world -- despite uneven progress in south africa itself. reporter: most blacks in south africa live in townships like this one. he is hoping barack obama's visit here will show the world that south africa is still a developing country. >> the theme of yes we can. it was motivating everybody. together, you can do. you see? same applies to nelson mandela. reporter: around 10,000 people listened to obama's speech

in washington alexandra limon. (ken) evacuated or chased from their homes by a wildfire...ny residents find themselves lacking even the most basic necessities, like toiletries, infant formula and sun block. those are among the items being donated in response to a plea for help by a south bay woman who is organizing a relief effort for victims of the carr fire. after reaching out to friends on facebook on saturday, jamie bruck quickly ran out of room at home and is now accepting fire relief donations at an office park at 910 bern court in san jose. she has done this before for people in need but this time she says it's personal. "...i have family that was directly effected by the fire so i thought i'd get out there and help any way i could...i'm so grateful that everyone has been able to, im thankful everyone's been able to come in and do this."(ken) bruck says what's needed most are everyday supplies like toiletries, diapers and other baby needs, dog and cat food, sunblock, energy drinks and masks to help guard against all that smoke. in addition to san jose...bruck and her

alexandra phenomena in the u.s. thank you. and with that the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online follow up on social media i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching. during the day just to feast. and at night millions of stones. know some of the end england is one of europe's darkest regions and that's the way gary pharo swanson. from the handle to observe a tree he explores galactic worlds and by. others to share his fascination with the stunts your romance next on live. highly toxic ammunition scratch on the bottom of the sea. agent orange in the middle sophia. during in particular matter on the ground all over iraq to stop the consequences of. a race against time cut could already be too late the contamination of a waste to keep truck in forty five minutes on d w. sorry joe just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. in the rain forest in central africa. to find their culture but he stayed close only a promise to his s

not going to be enough to help these farmers to survive to continue to run their businesses alexandra phenomena but the view from washington berent record in brussels thank you so much to both of you. and as we mentioned those two leaders they are going to be holding a press conference a short while from now we are monitoring developments there in washington and we will bring you that press conference live as we get it but in the meantime the white house announced that it will postpone the proposed meeting with russian president vladimir putin until twenty nineteen trump and putin met in their official capacities for the first time in helsinki image of why shortly thereafter trump invited into the white house for his second meeting originally scheduled for this coming fall as a reason for the delay is the ongoing investigation into russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election. vote counting has begun in pakistan's tense and violence parliamentary elections results are not expected for several hours but the leading parties are said to be neck and neck the campaign saw hundr

alexandra phenomena in the u.s. thank you. and with that the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online follow us on social media i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching. she call marsh. they're ready to risk everything for a new my. merino one fabiani see themselves as men in women's bodies. clothes are having a sex change. and clothes play soccer and. that affect their lives on and off the field. next to the. european stars deliver rousing performances. come into play as flashy i am from boy as am a. love englishman of grim culture club. poll. good concert. mix. iraq. once again and solidity opera singing now a major power in the middle east. airlines influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. does iran truly want peace. the country's opponents have their doubts to isolate. iran from congress. the power struggle aug fifth on g.w. . does have its own. divison to from. this new to from. its merinos first time playing for a men's team born as a girl marino has only

alexandra phenomena in the u.s. thank you. and finally before we go more now on that monumental discovery on mars scientists have detected what they are calling a huge underground lake of liquid water near the planet's south pole a lake is thought to be twenty kilometers wide and sitting below around one and a half kilometers of ice it is the largest body of liquid water ever found on the red planet the discovery also has scientists excited because it raises the possibility of finding life on mars. and with that the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online follow up on social media i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching. it's a pioneering ecological project for you christine and don't morning. in garden city in northern iraq it's all about sustainable living. really nice bright kids all the want to in new york. garden city fell in print that will hopefully find a way to. go at africa thirty minutes w. . living the fun beethoven in. his work. as for tonight. the maestro and figures. beethoven fini

alexandra: tienes que venirte preparada.o la conveniencia te puede salir un poco mÁs cara. otro consejo muy bueno es que no te pases con las marcas. las marcas genÉricas también te pueden salir muchos mÁs econÓmicas y son de muy buena calidad. date el tiempo de buscar marcas de la misma tiempo a que son genÉricas, y puedes conseguir cualquier otro artÍculo que no sea de una marca y te saldrÁ mucho más econÓmico. sÉ flexible, compara precios y te ahorrarÁs mucho mÁs dinero. paola: te sientes mÁs cÓmoda comprando con marcas genÉricas? >> voy a probar. siempre tenÍa la percepciÓn de que no, pero tiene razÓn alexandra. tienen las mismas presentaciones y podemos ahorrar dinero. alexandra: y generalmente lo encuentras ahÍ mismo. pues encontrarla quiÉn erika de misma estÁn que la marca reconocida. -- en el mismo lugar que la marca que estÁ reconocida. paola: espero que te hayan servido esos consejos. >> me encantaron. paola: ustedes a ahorrar. raÚl: lo que se pueden aprovechar sin ver son los 2 1, los cupones. yisus: pero hay que d

and for more on that let's bring in washington bureau chief alexandra for naaman who joins us from justoutside of brownsville texas on the us mexico border where a number of families are being held welcome to alexander and i'd like to talk a little bit more about this meeting. of the deadline to reunite these hundreds of children and parents i mean it must be a huge logistical challenge how was the operation coming together there. it is very challenging indeed right now i am about twenty miles northwest from brownsville at the port isabel detention center and that is according to us. the primary facility to house parents that crossed the border illegally and were separated from their kids you can see the fence behind me we are not allowed to get any closer to this facility we don't know how many parents are still being held inside this facility i didn't get any answer to that question from the i've talked to lawyers and activists and they told me that the votes three hundred parents have left this detention center in the last days and were brought to a catholic shelter to be reunited wi

in washington alexandra limon. (grant) news at 5...ghini goes up in flames at a gas station. (grant) a very pricey sportscar in missouri is now just a charred frame after it went up in flames. (vicki) it happened after the driver of another car pulled away with the gas pump still in the car. derrion henderson has the story. (pkg)"not one ... but two."'a cell video admiring two exotic - and very expensive - sports cars bared witness to its demise that would hurt the heart of any car enthusiast.if you look closely you'll see the van on the opposite side of the blue lamborghini pull off with the fuel pump still inside.thomas george: "i've seen people drive away from pumps and make mistakes, but never seen something to that extent with that much money being destroyed."the driver of the red car, parker gelber, says in a facebook post the pump sprayed fuel into the engine bay of the lamborghini huracan and it ignited.these photos show the $200,000 car engulfed in flames.thankfully, no one got hurt and gelber's red ferrari only got covered in

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, livingston.s been freed after eight months in jail. ahed tamimi had an emotional reunion with family and friends today, after becoming a symbol of resistance against israel when the footage of her slap went viral. tom bateman reports. a palestinian teenager reunited with her family after eight months in israeli jails, ahed tamimi's case brought a new spotlight to the decades—old conflict. translation: from the house of the martyr, i say resistance is continuing until the occupation is removed. all female prisoners injail are strong, and i thank everyone who stood by me in prison. aged 16, ahed tamimi slapped and kicked an israeli soldier outside her home, demanding the troops leave. her family live—streamed the footage on facebook. there had been clashes in her village, a frequent site of palestinian protest in the israeli—occupied west bank. so much of the debate in this case stemmed from ahed tamimi's age. where israel saw a teenage assault against a soldier, palestinians saw an act of dignity.

still no no strict worlds apart center city and alexandra township one is the epitome of affluence and modernity the other a deprivation and lagging development. sometimes they collide hotel managers pay township artist screwed money to paint pictures of their own misery it's a bitter reality mandela's feel good democracy has become a high risk country i think. if. if i'm in town it's never over the country gave me intern. for. that many people in south africa which. i'm sure. it's yours. with fever and why not slim fortunate. the underland museum and xandra also has a small budget for educational courses. and he means a lot because you have done a lot to us. but housing you know but the prose is about things too slow. it can be used to take kids and not paying school fees. they're getting free education so we can see what they want their lives that are. worth it for one why wouldn't. they outperform if he's a. let's mundo ask about the when when when it comes in the food the food you could feel the vibration it would feel about being the mandela mitchell thank you our. alexandra has i

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, livingston. now it's time for a look at the weather.nditions not setting if the weather agenda for the week ahead. brighter skies in the west. winds will be lighter and more sunshine. there will be some rain but in the form of showers. showers most frequent in the north and west. in the east things will warm up substantially. the pressure, noticed the circulation weakening through the circulation weakening through the week. towards the end of the week, dragging the airfrom the western parts of europe so something much hotter to our shores. enter the morning, showers fading before returning to the south and west. in the north and east of scotland these temperatures. a few areas prone to the showers. across scotland, one too could be heavy and thundery. a lot of dry and sunny weather around. introducing some showers through a portion of your day. it will fill a bit warmer when the sunshine is out. wet weather returns towards southern parts of scotland tomorrow, and southern parts of england and wales. temperatures cooler across scotland,

alexandra field live for us in seoul, south korea.nk you for the reporting. >>> five tropical storm systems are pounding parts of east asia, all at the same time. next we take a look at the forecast from vietnam to china. look at that map there. we'll see if there's an end in sight to all of this. stay with us. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com so, howell...going? we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doe

alexandra phenomena in the u.s. thank you. and with that you are up to date now on t.w. news i'm sorry kelly in for atlanta thanks for watching. sorry no just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating. in central africa. to find their culture he stayed close. to his son will certainly when told to return to the concrete and glass jungle of new york. the result of reverse culture shock. from the forest starts. w. . o. and welcome to you know the exhibition of things to come shows how the filmmakers of yesteryear viewed in the world of tomorrow. is often on the frets big brother looms large but there is hope of salvation through into planetary exploration the futuristic visions of german movie makers getting kino by our pick germany's best in the science fiction film. produced in the mid one nine hundred sixty space patrol. ryan was the very first german so i fight t.v. series it was hugely successful in two thousand and three the fantastic adventures of the spy ship ryan splashed onto the silver screen. unseed

in washington alexandra limon. lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog.ill in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend. (ken)(vicki) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in san jose a generous response to a call for donations to help victims of the carr fire in redding. her grandmother among those who lost their homes tothefire, jamie bruck has organized a relief. she and her team are collecting food, bottled water, toiletries,diapers and other essentals. in san jose on monday, the drive will move to livermore and pleasanton on tuesday.before heading on to redding on wednesday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news "citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united st

you fashion victims watch out casual was yesterday down the is back at least here in alexandra the street style collective combo brings glamour to jewel bags oldest township. it maybe not another statistic we basically just challenging that because they want to be at the now because probably sitting out in the front of the street smoking meat getting drunk in a wheelchair and we working and we making a name for ourselves this is our story and we'll tell it like it is who is zulu and means to remember that's why you won't find the sign of dresses in the repertoire of the stylish youngsters instead of secondhand clothes and even sometimes drunk grandmas best dresses present for many as their fashion is also a critique of society that's why they decided to bring the dumpy style to the township because nobody would expected that it's more about getting creative than just spending money. growing up i used to want more expensive things but now it's that's that's not how expensive your comment is it's all about hard pulls and hard not to see so i could get something from any and just make it loo

secure investment opportunities showing beijing's increasing interest in the continent that's been alexandra de missy directs founding director of the china africa advisory i think that china is currently increasing activity is in africa why are they so interested in the continent yes carol you're right china is increasing its interest in africa it's it's nothing new actually we know that china has been quite active starting in the year two thousand with the foundation of the folks at meeting the forum in china africa collaboration in beijing at that time and since then no we are turning to the eighteenth year we see that china is china's interest is not only in natural resources many people believe but it's also that china sees a tremendous opportunity in africa in developing new markets and there are a lot being there they must charge asian of african countries and this is visible in chinese actions for example the countries that president xi jinping visited on his tour this time were not resource rich countries such as rwanda or senegal or more riches but they are playing a tremendous imp

legislation that would make it very difficult if not possible for donald trump to ease sanctions on russia alexandra phenomena in washington thank you. for some of the other stories making news around the world former u.s. president barack obama is in kenya he's been visiting used father's home village where he showed off his basketball skills as he opened the sports and training center run by his half sister it's mr obama's first visit to the council and since he stepped down tomorrow he moves on to suffer. without a sign of thawing relations between the two neighbors every train has reopened its embassy in ethiopia it here because prime minister. eritreans president. actually attended the reopening certainly in addis ababa the move comes a week after the leaders declared an end to two decades of conflict so it's a football world cup with us front arrived in paris to a hero's welcome following sunday's four two victory over croatia hundreds of thousands of ecstatic fans lined the shoulders at least to greet the. received france's highest civilian award the lesion on donor. i think tory is france te

so washington bureau chief an example of naaman welcome alexandra this is not a president known for backing down so what has brought this about. i think that was the harsh criticism the president has been facing since to with blood in there putting criticism most notably within his own republican party with republican lonely occurs describing what they saw in housing key areas seem disgraceful and shameful and with republican leaders in congress trying to distance themselves from this president and tromso all of this on t.v. we know that he likes to look good on t.v. we know that he seems to be obsessed with optics and this is actually not the first time that he backed down it was the case when he's administration implemented its policy of separating migrant kids from their of parents at the mexican border and after harsh criticism from within the republican party on this the president changed this policy so let's hear more from the statement that was issued here is on claims of russian interference in the sixty election. it should have been obvious i thought it would be obvious but i would

another shock was alexandra dulgheru, who had the best of the opening set with venus williams, the romanianit 6-4. but williams, the romanian taking it 6—4. but from that moment on, the five—time champion was a different player, demolishing her. never in doubt. much like her sister, serena williams raced into the third round after despatching the qualifier in just over an hour. the seven time champion looking better with every match. the two times wimbledon champion rafa nadal will be among those back in action on thursday. he plays mikhail kukushkin from kazakhstan in the first match of the day on centre court. that's followed by a women's singles match between the number 22 seed johanna konta and slovakia's dominika cibulkova. then it's another men's match between great britain's kyle edmund and bradley klahn of the usa. the women's top seed simona halep is in action on court no i. she plays zheng saisai from china — and that's after the conclusioon of the men's match between marin cilic and guido pella, with cilic leading by two sets to love. later in the day, juan martin del potro and a

alexandra field joins us live from outside the air base. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. and christinement -- dave and christine. the commitment has never wavered to bring home the remains of every soldier killed in the conflict. it has been 65 years. more than 5,000 sets of remains believed to belong to u.s. service members in north korea. now a step forward. north korean officials handing over 55 boxes of remains. they were picked up by cargo plane and brought to osan air base. the boxes received by an honor guard here and taken to a hangar where there will be preliminary investigation. in a week, a ceremony before the remains will be sent to hawaii where the lab will do the extensive dna testing depending on the condition of the remains that is testing which could take months and doing the identification is a process that could take years. still, this is important for so many families who held out hope for so long. north korea has returned remains in the past, but it is something they have not done in more than a dec

alexander i'd like to ask you what your take on it is i mean are we expecting any any serious offers alexandra i don't know if you can hear me can you hear me now ok it appears that our washington correspondent alexander phenomena actually cannot hear us anymore we apologize it seems as if we're having technical difficulties here and just to remind you. president of the european commission and the u.s. president donald trump meeting there in washington d.c. amid a trade war trying to diffuse the situation let's move on now to some other news because greece has begun three days of national mourning for the victims of the country's worst fire disaster and a decade at least eighty one people have been confirmed dead a number that is expected to increase fires broke out on monday evening one near the town of connecticut around fifty kilometers west of athens and another in the east of the city near the coastal village of monte blazes swept through the area in just minutes taking a grim toll only a few days ago glic areas celebrated her son's wedding here now she finds herself standing amidst devas

. >> esto es reiki, alexandra antes de mudarse de su natal argentina tenÍan terapias alternativas, holÍsticas por las dudas. >> allÍ supo que tenía que buscar una alternativa comenzÓ con la alimentaciÓn, pero faltaba el tema energÉtico. y decidiÓ prepararse para el reiki. >> nosotros tenemos canales energÉticos en nuestro cuerpo y a veces esos canales energÉticos por algÚn motivo se bloquean y la energÍa no fluye naturalmente. >> el reiki es el canal para transmitir la energÍa del universo. generalmente a travÉs de las manos donde se plasman sÍmbolos que sirven para iniciar un escaneo del paciente que inicia en la cabeza. >> allÍ es donde la energía estÁ acumulada. o hay bloqueo energÉtico. >> allÍ invocando símbolos hace que la energÍa fluya. generando bienestar. ♪ >> juan pablo desde muy pequeÑo ha sido tratado por mÉdicos para solucionar el problema de su columna. que le genera dolores muy agudos. pero no quiere medicarse para toda la vida. >> empecÉ con problemas del hÍgado, riÑones. >> voy a comenzar a mandarte energÍa. >> con escepticismo al principio de su primera terapia sintiÓ mejorÍ

in washington alexandra limon. (grant) three days of outdoor music in golden gate park but this year outside lands is taking on a new twist. pam moore is in the newsroom now with the story we are working on for the news at six..(pam) thanks grant..coming up at six.. organizers of the popular outside lands annual music event... which features food, wine and beer... will now make way for weed. at this year's mid-august event... there will be a grass lands at outside lands. its all about marijuana. also at six... the idea of a flying car could be getting a lift from congress. what lawmakers are doing to give the idea some new wings. we'll have those stories at six.. but now let's get back to the news at five. (vicki) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area... tonight - it's an english teacher at westmont high school in campbell.. we're talking about andy evans... the student who nominated him says he consistently proves how much he cares about the kids in his class. she says his interaction with them

washington correspondent alex had a phenomena who is live at the white house for us this evening alexandra how surprising is this announcement. it is really surprising it is a stunning development and we didn't expect that and i talked to the you delegation had of this meeting and they told us not to expect and i think no negotiating session and then i was actually about to leave the white house after the meeting in the oval office and then i heard that there's going to be a joint press conference or up a joint statements in the rose garden so we did not expect that absolutely and we just heard donald trump there and he seemed to be pleased junko younger also had the following to say and i'd like to play it and then get your reaction there after we've decided to strengthen or cooperation on energy you will be more terminals to import liquefied natural gas from the u.s. this is also a message for others. we agreed to establish a dialogue on stems. as far as our your culture is concerns you can import more sort of soybeans from the u.s. and it would be done and we also agreed to work togethe

just a quick message first of all to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal and alexandrame such great care and i wouldn't be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble as all the messages i have had from all over the world wishing me the best and the good wishes do resonate very strongly with me. thank you for that support you have given me. lastly, i will be back later in the season to watch the team and, in the meantime, all of the best to jose and thank you very much. good to see him looking well again. adil rashid has been picked for england's squad for the first test against india next wednesday, despite opting out of the longer form of cricket with his county, yorkshire, to focus on one—day and twenty20 matches. rashid hasn't played a test since facing india in 2016. former england captain michael vaughan called the decision to include rashid ridiculous, and yorkshire's chief executive, mark arthur, said he hopes england know what they're doing to adil and the county game. but national selector ed smith sa

the latest community to voice its frustration, alexandra.s 4's transportation reporter adam tuss with t fight to stop the cards. >> reporter: no through no through traffic. no through street, no through traffic. everywhere you turn around east taylor run parkway in alexandra, the signs are clear, they don't want your car here if you don't live here. >> are people here frustrate >> extremely so. >> reporter: these pictures from our news partners showed just how crammed these normally quiet side roads are becoming,es pecially around rush hour. and people are blaming traffic apps like waze f sending too much traffic down her street. kimber says she can't take it anymore. >> the traffic here at rush hour is unbearable. i can't go to the g cery store at 5:00 because traffic, it's going toe take m 30 minutes to et there. >> reporter: getthis, she said that traffic in this normally quiet community has gotten so bad that she is 0% going to move out of the area. >> to be honest, the traffic is what is pushing me out of theun coity. yeah. >> reporter:

. >>> alexandra's updating i policy with i.c.e. regarding the inmates it holds u at a detention center. i.c.e. agencs will take custody of inmates awaiting trial 16 hours after they would otherwise have been released. ady s of alexandria's recent policies ceo that's already happening. >> perfect wet we are, time to changegears. >> yeah. >> weather. >> perfect weather for baseball, maybe for some barbecue, maybe for doug to go -- >> go skipping out on us head towards north potomac and have a grand time there this afternoon as you appear to be doing. backyardweather. >> always a good time. >> for the first time in season. >> first times year. >> you guys know i love backyard weather and this is when i really love getting out in the community and say hello to a lot of friends. we've got a lot of people here today. we're going to talk to them in just a second. right now i want to talk a look. it's 95.8egrees right now. my sensor is out s in theunshine so that's what you can expect i you're out in the sun. actual temperature downtown si

. >> 1300 personas duermen en la misión cada noche lugar donde trabaja alexandra . >> un retroceso delamentos como marihuana puede hacer que su situación se empeore en vez de mejorar . >> aquí no lo ve así. >> asegura que su epilepsia está controlada gracias al cannabis medicinal . >>, una pies cigarrillos al día insiste que ha mantenido seis empresas exitosas enfocadas . >> son las autoridades quien tendrán que poner la balanza >> . >> veremos que pasa . >> el administrador una escuela están el ojo del huracán por agredir a un estudiante todo quedó captado en cámaras . >> tiene un nuevo equipo ya está listo en la ronda de semifinales los detalles al regresar en los deportes >> arrancamos con buffon que tiene equipo nuevo, para darle la bienvenida el equipo subió este vídeo bastante original como si le estuvieran dando un traje a la medida, verás si ahora gana la también unta >>la invitó a pasar a telemundo 48 para visitar el mundial donde encontrará todo lo que usted quiere saber de la copa mundial de la fifa, tenemos el cartel informativo donde podrá ver todos los partidos y poner un

in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) coming up.. more protection for people who work at hotels. the new "panic button" to help prevent sexual assaults. (catherine) and after the break... divers finally discover the 12 youngtheir socc a cave in thailandfor 10 days.. (catherine) 12 young boys and their soccer coach have been found alive in a cave in thailand.. this was the scene as overjoyed relatives got the word. there's also video of the first moments after two british divers found them..after a 10 day search. the boys' first question -- can we leave today? rescuer - how many are you? boys - 13.rescuer - 13?? brilliant!! not leaving today. there's two of us. we had to dive. we are coming. it's ok. many people are coming. many many people. we are the first. many people come."(catherine) (catherine) getting everyone out safely won't happen quickly... rescue experts are planning the best way to do it.. meantime, food is being brought in....and a doctor and in....and a doctor and nurse will be checking them out. the boys range in age from 11 to 16 years old. their coach is 25. (vic

alexandra field following it all live in seoul, south korea. thank you. >>> there has been another shooting at a church in the united states. this happened in the state of nevada, and one person was killed. >> in fallon, nevada. officials say a man walked into the mormon church on sunday afternoon. that man then firing a gun and then walked home. police say that this man, 48-year-old john kelly o'connor, later surrendered to police. the police chief talked about kelly's possible motive. listen. >> initially, it does not appear that this attack had been directed upon the church but the individual victim. staff is currently working on obtaining additional information. we're getting a search warrant for mr. o'connor's residence and conducting interviews with witnesses at this time. >> again, one person was killed. a second person had a injury to their leg. >>> israel's defense minister says the main commercial border crossing into gaza will reopen on tuesday provided conditions remain quiet there. >> that announcen't coming from avigdor lieberman

nayeli: alexandra feliz lucÍan su ropa un broche con la fotografÍa de su hijo, estuvo acompaÑada porÓn a su hijo. a pesar de las evidencias, los sospechosos se declararon no culpablesjunto. >>algo frustrante, tener que mirar a la cara a los asesinos y abusadores. sonÓ presentan dÍa, pero ahora tienen miedo de estar presos. nayeli: el instante fue grabado por la cÁmara de seguridad de la bodega, donde los criminales sacaron brutalmente a rastras al joven, conocido como junior. su hermano dice que la muerte de este joven pudo haberse evitado. >> su muerte fue por no cerrar una puerta. esos delincuentes son asesinos. los vÍdeos estÁn ahÍ. nayeli: este crimen fue uno de los que ha causado mÁs conmociÓn en el bronx. >> yo sÉ que se va a ser noticia. nayeli: si son culpables de asesinato, los pechos podrÍan ser condenados a cadena perpetua. este viernes, la familia de alessandro estÁrealizando una vigilia para conmemorar el primer mes del fallecimiento de este joven, a causa del brutal crimen. ilia: una propuesta para dividir a california en tres partes no serÁ sometida ante los votantes.