well i'm joined now by telephone with alina kobol from sea watch that's a nonprofit organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the mediterranean she is at the port in malta and she's been in touch with the staff from lifeline that's that stranded vessel carrying more than two hundred and thirty alina welcome to the show what is descent to ation on board the flying tonight i mean what have the korean refugees from lifeline what are they told you. all think that they may be the situation quite calm i mean we're in continuous exchange already brought the price to the ship like medical equipment and so on. it's calm but it's also really overcrowded on the small vessel because i mean two hundred thirty four people on board and the crew and the situation is tense especially since most of the people also seventy on the company minus and have already been waiting all the previous four days now we understand that european lawmakers these spent the night on sunday on the rescue ship with hundreds of migrants what have they been able to negotiate with italian and maltese authorit

crowbars joining us from sea watch tonight at the port in malta alina thank you very much. thank you. and here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world are police in france have arrested ten people with alleged links to the radical far right officials say the individuals were planning to carry out attacks on muslims the suspects were captured at the weekend in operations of hall's friends including here on the island of corsica rescue crews in thailand say they believe twelve boys trapped in a flooded cave are still alive the boys and their soccer coach have been missing since saturday rising floodwaters have frustrated efforts to locate them but rescuers believe the group is holding out in a larger cavern deep inside the complex monsoon season is wreaking havoc in india this was the aftermath of a storm that hit the nation's financial capital mumbai the regional rains have also triggered severe flash floods in india and neighboring bangladesh more than twenty people have been killed and over a million displaced. well he won but it was no

with the staff from lifeline that's that stranded vessel carrying more than two hundred and thirty alina welcome to the show what is the situation on board the flying tonight i mean what have the korean refugees from lifeline what are they told you. all think that they may currently is the situation quite calm i mean we're in continuous exchange already brought the price to the ship like medical equipment and so on. it's calm but it's also really overcrowded on the small vessel because i mean two hundred thirty four people on board and the crew and the situation is tense specially since most of the people also seventy i'm accompanied minus and they've already been waiting all the creeds for days now we understand that european lawmakers they spent the night on sunday on the rescue ship with hundreds of migrants what have they been able to negotiate with italian and maltese authorities concerning permission to dock. well. so it is that they're going to do the best to put pressure on the respective governments. however up until now we didn't receive any notice of any country taking respons

sports good morning alina. the whole of russia seems to be rejoicing now with good reason obviously but tell me how did the lowest ranked team in the whole tournaments managed to come out top of it's group against most a laws egypt of all and it's simple i think russia is not as bad as people made him out to be i mean they on the brink brink of going to the knockout stages and thanks to an own going and then this going to denise carey's have risked his own of course egypt's most had a converted a penalty on his world cup debut to round out this one three one and i think in a way you know egypt can be happy at least most has his watch cup gold but russia eight goals in two games i think this is one of the best staats for hosting nation in what cup history ok let's go to let's go across to russian our correspondents and correspondent jonathan crane is standing by force of course jonathan has a ringside seat as it were how about the host russia jonathan being all that through the knockout round how's the via been

sports good morning alina so russia got off to an incredible start with two wins but in order for them to actually go through to win their group you're a stand in the way just how good does the south american side look they haven't quite come out of their shell yet i mean they left it made in the open against egypt that of course wasn't the case this time around against saudi arabia thanks to this man right here from a corner in the twenty third may make numerous hours to get his foot on the bar. there you go he just gets his foot on the bar and this is his first goal of the tournament and it happens to be his one hundredth game for his brain. but overall it's a lackluster performance us from have been squeezing by opponents and you really expecting a lot more from a site that's basically made up of the lead a coma drifty fence and with a forward line like far as end edinson cavani interesting joe said let's cross over to moscow where jonathan crane our world cup correspondent standing by jonathan your guys win means saudi arabia and egypt are among the first nations eliminated from th

all right alina i want to check in with you in just a little bit so please stand by let's go to russia where it has all folded to where jonathan harding who is and. jonathan are you there. there you are jonathan watches happened i am. what just happened to be it's hard to put into words what we've just seen absolute history just unfold it is because on one of the most incredible woke up moments of all time germany came into this tournament as the defending champions expecting to go through at least to the knockouts at least to maybe the quarter finals but this performance today and all of the performances really this woke up have just been below par they've been questions about the tactics they've been questions about how united this team is in another performance today that just suggests that this isn't really a team no one nevertheless expected for this result to be the way that it came out to you know south korea incredible right incredible i mean they weren't very convincing this tournaments one has to say but still of course. one wonders what's the pressure just too much to handle

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. good morning to alina jenkins.ay but like yesterday, some thunderstorms. this is taking yesterday afternoon in the scottish highlands, a very angry looking cloud and a fairly spectacular nimbus shortcoming up again in the scottish highlands. and and lightning not too far away when this photo was taken. still some thunderstorms in the forecast, especially across scotland, northern england but otherwise, drive the many. some warm spells of sunshine and foremost, more sunshine than yesterday. a quick look at the pollen levels, very high again. mostly england and wales, moderate across the north—east of scotland, very— northern ireland and low for the final of scotland. and cloud across central and eastern parts of england, that will thin and break. west, a good deal of sunshine. a bit more clout across northern ireland and some showers across eastern parts of scotland and it is this pa rt parts of scotland and it is this part of scotland where we are likely to see showers through the day. to bridge a wise,19— 20 degre

and alina jenkins has the weather.ood morning, for many, this weekend it will be mainly dry with warm spells of sunshine but once again, some showers in the forecast and they could be heavy and thundery, i'll tell you all about them in the next 15 minutes. thanks. good morning. first, our main story. the queen's birthday honours list has been announced, with a knighthood for the former liverpool manager kenny dalglish, while oscar—winning actress emma thompson is made a dame. the list recognises the achievements of more than 1,000 people across the uk, many for work done in their communities. this year's honours have not been without controversy, the boss of network rail is made a cbe in the same week that the firm was criticised for railway disruption. lizo mzimba reports. been a bit of a shambles, really. it'sjust been a bit of a nightmare. they were just stuck, because there were so many northern trains just sat at platforms, because they had no drivers. the decision to make network rail‘s chief executive mark carne

in the mediterranean she is in malta from which she joins us on the phone alina very good evening you've been in touch with staff from lifeline is my understanding the stranded vessel carrying more than two hundred thirty migrants what is the situation on board the lifeline hi thanks for having me. currently the situation is calm wind continues exchange to observe the situation how it's going. but it's like really overcrowded i mean and ten they have two hundred thirty four people on board waiting for four days now already among them about seventy unaccompanied minors so it's a quiet situation for them onboard also for the crew of course that european and spent the night on sunday on the rescue ship with those hundreds of migrants that are stuck there are they in touch with the talian maltese authorities that you know were to get permission to dock. members of on the promise those to get the bed to put pressure on the respective governments however up until now we didn't hear anything they actually taking responsibility to help these people so there was go hoping for more result. of that

and alina jenkins has the weather. good morning. many, this weekend is going to be mainly dry and warm spells of sunshine that once again, showers and the forecast and they could be heavy and thundery. i will tell you all about them in the next 15 minutes. thanks. good morning. the queen's birthday honours list has been announced — with a knighthood for the former liverpool manager kenny dalglish, while oscar—winning actress emma thompson is made a dame. the list recognises the achievements of more than 1,000 people across the uk, many for work done in their communities. this year's honours have not been without controversy — the boss of network rail is made a cbe in the same week that the firm was criticised for railway disruption. lizo mzimba reports. been a bit of a shambles, really. it'sjust been a bit of a nightmare. they were just stuck, because there were so many northern trains just sat at platforms, because they had no drivers. the decision to make network rail‘s chief executive mark carne a cbe for services to the rail ind

with the staff from lifeline the stranded vessel carrying more than two hundred and thirty migrants alina welcome to you and thank you so much for speaking with us this afternoon we understand that the people on that boat they spent another night on lifeline how is the situation now. we were trying to make contact there with as we mentioned joining us with the latest from the mediterranean but unfortunately as you can hear there we have no audio or try and get that back for you and perhaps connect with her a little bit later in the show but in the meantime let's bring you some other news and in the united states the trump administration has scaled back a key element of its so-called zero tolerance immigration policy border officials say that they have put a temporary halt on prosecuting parents who enter the u.s. illegally this after president trump reversed a policy that separated migrant children from parents facing criminal charges but confusion remains over the fate of around twenty three hundred children already separated from their families and immigrant rights activists are suing t

whatever alina telling them how is the message coming from the employees in the sake of it as the bad man can do. them in the hospital. this week but man martin you know what are we for get out. i don't know what is on the other yet it's one of. the story of a british italian man experiencing life close up in a palestinian refugee camp in beirut it's. coming face to face with the daily lives of its residents some of moon have lived there for seventy years but there is . a soldier's life it's not a normal life the show seven days in beirut but. on al-jazeera. ca and the fan has grass. in the street. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. i work a little bit of rain making its way south east and parts of brazil will get a shower clash showing up here temperature wise is not cheap at the south of that getting it's round eighteen celsius with a normal the wind coming through so some warmth in that. also full sensi i love a strong weather as you can see the clearest skies a stand of fat white north into white across central possible still some showers across the fog off of the country yes

let's take a look at today's action alina russia is taking on egypt let's look about much that this will be a very very decisive match i think whoever wins between russia and egypt will very likely go on to the next round there's still a very big question mark around morsi will he be fit for today's smash will he represent and play for egypt the late last against europe drive for example told us that they can play without him but they just can't score in his absence they really need him he is a talisman he is a game changer for them as for russia i think egypt will be their first real test of the tournament especially after winning five nil against saudi arabia and colombia in japan will also be battling it out today yes so come in japan this is one of the most evenly matched groups in japan have actually met up three times before the most recent meeting was in brazil at the twenty fourteen world cup colombia one for one in fact japan have yet to beat colombia but in kind of course you have a lot of stop play as we talk just take a look at how mr greig is right among our they have all th

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joining me now for more on germany's shocking exit from the world company is our sports correspondent alina we're talking only you were right inside that hand while today you survived did you call your mother and tell her that she survived yet i still have to call zero but obviously i made it out alive why did you do that and how did the fans how did they take this loss ok initially obviously disbelief a lot it was like a long moment of silence and a lot of fans happy ahead sit down and a lot of them also in stoppage time when germany didn't have that a lot of them will hope and feel like a moment of magic to happen again and like right inside the fan mile in or does it in stoppage time you have a lot of fans who basically even have this house on top ready to record another magical moment it didn't happen i mean it did happen but it was tough korea that scored ed but i also have to say note here we do see france crying and initially that was the case but i have to say brant at the end we had a lot of smiling hands once it sank in and there's more of it i think it's also because you know thi

brent: i'm joined by telephone with alina from sea watch, a nonprofit organization that conducts searchnd rescue operations in the mediterranean. she is at the port in malta and she has been in step -- in touch with the staff from lifeline, that stranded vessel carrying more than 230 migrants. welcome to the show. what is the situation on board the lifeline tonight what have the crew and refugees told you? >> currently the situation is quite calm. we have broroughtedical equient and so on. it i calm, but also really overcrowded on the small vessels because there are 234 people on board, and the crew andnd the situatioion is tense. especially since among the people are 70 on a company miners that have already been waiting three or four days now. brent: we understand that european lawmakers spent the night on sunday on the rescue ship with hundreds of migrants. what have they been ever to negotiate with italian and maltese authorities concerning permission to talk -- to dock? >> they told us they will do the best to put pressure on the respective government. however,r, up until now, wewe

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train and alina associated press lisa mascaro discussed the week ahead at the white house. todd harrison of the center for strategic and international studies will talk about president trump's call for a 's -- space force. be sure to watch washington journal live at seven eastern on monday morning. tonight on c-span, q&a is next with law professor any racks. followed by theresa may answering questions from the house of commons. andersen brower talks about her new book on the relationship between presidents and vice presidents. ♪ >> this week, university of pennsylvania law professor amy whacks. she talks about -- amy wax. on talks about free speech university campuses in the united states. brian: before i ask you questions about why we asked you to come here, i want to go through your background. where are you from? in: i was born and raised new york, in a small city near al

it will be one in san alina. 81 degrees but not warm at all. does a lull in the gulf of alaska. that is expecting ellipses expected to dip them by friday or saturday. we could get some increasing cloud coverage biventricular temperatures will do a little rise and then drop when that gets closer to us. but then, a ridge of high pressure will come through. i want to show you that. first, you see that precipitation heading for the pacific northwest. not going to bring us any kind of rain. but we could see cloud cover on saturday. temperatures dropping into the 60s and 70s by then. after that, we see those warm conditions coming through. we are talking 90s by the time we get to monday and tuesday of next week. look at tuesday. upper 90s possible. the heat will be on, guys. >> and that will be too hot. >> yes. >> but, it is all right. i will take that. >>> let's see how wall street is doing this afternoon. about 45 minutes to go before the closing bell -- bell. the dow is up about 60 points. two with the help of a reality star, a 63-year-old grandmother is finally free after serving

and alina jenkins has the weather.e going to have a dry day, some warm spells of sunshine but like yesterday there is a chance we could see thunderstorms. i will tell you all about it in the next 15 minute. —— minutes. good morning. first, our main story. president trump has accused the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau of being "dishonest and weak" after the g7 summit ended with world leaders divided. ajoint statement was released vowing to fight the us‘s decision to impose trade tariffs. mr trudeau claimed there had been a consensus, among all those taking part, to fight protectionism. from quebec, our correspondent gary o'donoghue reports. scarcely 2a hours after the president arrived at a summit he had thought about skipping altogether, he was off, defiant in the face of a clutch of world leaders still furious with america's unilateral trade tariffs. the warning signs came early when the president showed up late for a leader's breakfast on gender equality, one of the few areas where there had been hope of a mee

increasing nevertheless latest post suggests that add one will win sunday's election however with alina majority than previously expected was that mean for the sweeping reforms that he planned well there is a very important aspect because not about the vote on whether the president probably read a letter there is also a new constitution where the parliament. and the president is going to be the. power concentration will take part in the presidential side but this is required anyway the majority in parliament and it looks like this majority for a party is no longer sure that their worst outcome could be that there is a that what we call the parliament will be dominated no law. will president last in principle the desire to have a lot of power it can use by people mob yet it's a kind of a lame duck situation increasing the uncertainty already corney and that's one reason why i still karzi sorry go out even worse than all right and i had seen professor of economics at the university of applied science in constance thank you so much. thank you think what economic problems rattled greece for

or a tough task for germany alina well have more for you here at the w. at the top of the hour. optimizer actually finds true artificial intelligence. businesses at any rate are increasingly coming over decisions today are. going to do however those make better choices for a better future. for other machines who finally taking out. next on d w. take about seventy thousand dollars. meticulous planning. a holiday from fun to change. and a world famous artist. and one of you've got a major crowd. the less stuff about christos lasers monumental last one in london's hyde park. your romance sixty minutes on d w. suddenly paid not entirely contents of elections and many get that they can finance president regine tired out on the run power company even unseat him and alter the course of the country now claiming he ends a national will tell you what you need to know from reports on live coverage from his dumbo and unger on this week on the w. news. intelligence it's a good thing no we all think we are intelligent only to find out more often than we'd like to that when loss or just not en

weather now with alina jenkins.wers, particularly across the channel islands, western scotland and northern ireland. there could be a lot of rain in a short amount of time. showers in northern england, cumbria and yorkshire. through parts of wales, south—west england and the odd shower later in the afternoon across east anglia and south—east england. through this evening, most of the showers will fade away. cloud tending to fill back in as the night wears on, the further east you are. temperatures on a par with last night, between nine and 1a. for sunday, many places having a largely dry day. more sunshine across england and wales but still some showers around, transferring eastwards. in the sunshine, temperatures up to 2a degrees.

time for a look at the weather across the uk now, alina jenkins has the latest forecast.cast. the channel islands, eastern scotla nd the channel islands, eastern scotland and some filtering southwards in northern england will see those. these are the pollen levels, very high across wales and england. the same in north—east england, moderate for southern scotla nd england, moderate for southern scotland and lower further north. very high in northern ireland. this is the forecast through the afternoon. much of the country is dry. more sunshine and we saw yesterday across england and wales, wales may pick up some showers. speaking of showers, the heavier ones further north. 19—24d, higher in london and south—east england but these are the details on those showers. further east than they were yesterday. not as prevalent but still be chance of heavy rain, torrential downpours, some of those storms creeping for the southwards in northern england. some lighter showers, while scattered across wales, south—east england. dry with plenty of warm sunshine. a fine end to the day for m

now for the weather with alina.l be largely dry, butterfly in the ointment is that there are still heavy and potentially thundery showers in the forecast. a quick look at today‘s pollen levels, very high across much of england and wales save for the far north—east of england, where it is low. — northern ireland and low for most of scotland. for the rest of saturday, heavy and thundery showers. it is scotla nd heavy and thundery showers. it is scotland and northern ireland that will see the heaviest and potentially thundery showers. these blobs of blue and green give you an idea of the areas which could be affected, bringing a lot of rain in affected, bringing a lot of rain in a short space of time. the met 0ffice warning also extends to northern ireland, and some of the showers could get into cumbria and yorkshire. maybe one or two later in the day across parts of the midlands and east anglia. but most places i‘ve largely dry. still some heavy and thundery showers for the channel islands. they should tend to fade ov

here is alina jenkins. hello, many places will be dry with warm sunshine today.ueue for the channel islands as well. for most it is dry, plenty of sunshine. showers developing across scotland, filtering into northern england. plenty of cloud, some showers in northern wales but watch out for some sharp showers in the channel islands. paul mason, a fine entered the day. most of those showers fading away. they could keep going a across south—west england. those of 9—14d. in england and wales, it is mainly dry. one spoils of sunshine. proud and sunny spells, more across scotland, a few showers, creeping into northern england, highs of 18—24d. this is bbc news, our latest headlines:

sports with us hi alina all right so first of all before we look at today's action monday was a day of relief for england fans it most definitely was i mean they started against tunisia but at the end they got the job done but i have to point out they left it very very late as for belgium not a lot of drama there they want to get to panama three no in very convincing fashion right before we talk about well let's take a look at what happened. after a sluggish first time off trees martens finally broke the deadlock for belgium short the osterhaus time with this effort. and after that the match really got rolling so the favorites the man we conquered needing just six minutes to add two more goals three mil despite a slow start belgian kick off their world cup competition in a convincing fashion. england followed suit against tunisia meeting just eleven minutes before their top marksman hurricane put them in front johnstone's header brilliantly saved only for came to be perfectly positioned for the rebound. but after this challenge between walker and ben use of. the referee awarded a penal

bodega bay, alina valley in a letter 51 in cloverdale and surrounding.k large and in charge. t is not going anywhere. be very cold. this spin is riding up and over the ridge. the bodega bay water temperature and sea surface is back. it is cool today. you can find 500 water temperatures, the santa maria bouy is 53. that is a cold one. santa barbara 55. you can find one outer santa barbara at 60. i think santa monica, i saw 6465. there is no warming yet. 41 in truckee, 53 in monterey. once that goes through later today, tomorrow we start to reload in the high pressure will start to work its way back in. 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. we cool down some of the inland locations. temperatures will be near average to slightly below coast and bay. summer begins tomorrow and that we warm up friday and saturday. >>> the world cup comes back to ktvu fox 2 this morning. world cup today starts at 7 amy playing iran. "mornings on 2" will move over to ktvu plus this morning beginning at 7 am. you can still get all of your day's news, traffic and weather. >>> san francisco chan

ali alina drisk ol, she's ready to take thedg pafter watching a virtual reality experience showingcahahappen behind the wheel if you are distracted. what do you say? >> yes, i will take the pledge. >> all right. you are taking the pledge. you are in the process of getting your license. ilene is the store manager, and what's happening with this campaign? 2 look, right now we ha million people that have signed up. we want everybody else to come out and sign up now. it can wait. p roven to be deadly. we need everybody to sign up. itan wait. >> that is the message that they're driving home today at this store. ck to you, guys. >> molette, can parents sign their new drivers up for this course too? >> yeah. you can go on-line and take the pledge. virtual videosme that you can watch there on-line. to actually see this video,ou have to come into the store. we have a link on our website for ama the infon you need about this. >> great information at that. thank you, molette. >> 6:56. here are the four things to know before you head out the door. ♪ >> well, tonight an electric violinist in d.c.

you mean wheny showe my picture and alina kagan? [laughing] i'm just jesting about that. i think it was seeing justice ginsburg laugh so much. she can appear stern and because she is so slight, she really doesn't project her smile as broadly as i might project mine. even as a colleague we deal with some fairly serious things, and she's not a jokester by personality, but she really do some fingers. she did some great ones. they president obama came to greet us at justice kagan swearing in, he asked her how she felt about her new sisters come into response was, i love them but i'll be happier when you give me five, six others, okay? five others. [applause] so she can do it but it's not a constant inner personality. and throughout the film you saw her taking true pleasure in moments of her life. >> her granddaughter was very -- >> very, very touching. >> so the part that really struck me was her workout. [laughing] i really felt like i need to step up my own game. we all do you have a a workoute that? >> not like that. [laughing] yeah, i do work out. i have a turn, to. >> he

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.it would be marvellous, wouldn't it? good morning. we very well might because it's looking mainly dry with spells of sunshine for trooping the colour this morning, 20 is the expected high through the early part of the afternoon and it might get to 2! or 22 with longer spells of sunshine. that's the theme for many this weekend, mainly dry, spells of sunshine, one slight fly in the ointment if you have those heavy and thundery showers around, we will look at those in a moment. very high pollen levels in most of england and wales. low for north—east england, high for northern ireland, mainly low in much of scotland. here's how it is looking today. some showers around across wales, one or two across yorkshire as will. some heavy, thundery showers across the channel islands and they are likely to continue. for some of the country, spells of sunshine. 0nce again, across western and central parts of scotland, slow—moving and giving a lot of rain in a short amount of time. northern ireland als

i'm sorry my friend alina go straight to the president of united dates talki young peop.we will see what else comes up. >> a young very good looking group of people. i hate it. i hate that. please, sit down. great looking group. i'd like to be your age. i'd love it. how much. charlie, you're doing a great job. thank you very much. i am thrilled to here with such a very talented group of young americans. incredible achievement alrdy in your lives. we are joined today by student leaders from colleges and universities from all across our nation. you are the people on the frontlines of our movement to forge a future of true american greatness. we've done an awfully good job in the short period of time. had a lot of success over the last couple days in the supreme court. a lot of great things happening. a special thanks also to my friend, charlie kirk a turning point, u.s.a. for being with us and helping us with th e thank you very much. spectacular person. i also want to welcome all of the young people that i have such respect for. union representatives. ere are you raise you

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first we leave you with for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.d. but at least when we get the showers it will dampen down pollen levels, which are high or very high fingering, wales and northern ireland, low for much of england and the —— much of scotland and the far north—east of england. we have a zone of cloud coming from wales into the midlands in yorkshire, bringing showery rain. the winds are quite liked so it is not going anywhere fast. it will fizzle out with time, keeping lots of clarity and showers never too far—away. to the north on the south, bright sunny spells, once again showers, particularly across western scotland, which could be heavy and sunny. mainly dry with sunny spells further north and east, but mist and low cloud of eastern coasts. i love the sunny showers across northern ireland and the soul of cloud through wales, the midlands and yorkshire bringing 12 showers through the afternoon. quite sharp in places across south—west england. for east anglia and south—east england it could be mainly dry, north—east area is hanging

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let's get the latest weather update — with alina jenkins. the weekend is not looking too bad. there will be further bright or sunny spells but showers around and some of those could be heavy and dundry particularly across northern ireland and western scotland. taking a look at the earlier satellite picture, it tells the story quite well, a zone of cloud stretching from wales up through the midlands, into yorkshire and the humberand through the midlands, into yorkshire and the humber and that has been bringing showreel rain this morning. already starting to fizzle out a bit but some showers in the in this area. to the north and south, spells sunshine coming through but as the day wears on, we are more likely to see thundery showers, particularly across western parts of scotland and northern ireland. the wind is very light is where we catch these, they will be very slow moving and give a lot of rain in a short amount of time. further east across scotland, dry but cool along the coast, inland, a high of 22. thundery showers across northern ireland and showers across northern irel