i'm joined by alison sargent. let's start the u.s. for the has been an incredible amount of reaction to that decision from the e u.s. supreme or uphpholdi- supreme court upholding the trouble ban. reporter: lots of anger and disappointment from the left-wing press. this is the new york daily news. they are calling the court lady killers. the lady they are killing is the lady liberty being stabbed in the back by a justice. the left is reacting as of the trial. the lower courts it will against the ban. they decided to look past the neutral rhetoric the trump administration had stamped on it. they considered trump's own statement about muslims in the u.s. the supreme court did not do that. the new york daily news is continuing to refer to this not with a more neutral label of the travel ban. they are still calling it the muslim ban. host: some papers point out there was a piece of good news in the ruling. the u.s. supreme court finally overturned the ruling that upheld japanese internment during world war ii. reporter: it was called the

alison sargent has the latest. hangs in uncertainty the air as buses wait outside one of the makeshift camps evacuated by french authorities early monday. many were already packed and ready when the police arrived at dawn, like this young man from afghanistan. happy to leave the cacamps because the cononditione not good. this man hopes to stay in france, but he has been sent away already once after police that just fingerprints have been taken in burglary. back to are to be sent the first country where they were fingerprinted. they will be -- bused to shelters in and around paris where a authorities will review their cases and decide where they go next. >> the humanitarian situation has been taking care of. asylum-seekers or refugees in go that is what is important. reporter: these migrants are from afghanistan, unlike people from another camp evacuated last week, most from sub-saharan africa. many have artie had their request for asylum declined and are hoping for a different result in france. genie: thank you for

i'm joined by alison sargent for a look at headlines. we are going to start with the g-7 summit.does kickoff today in quÉbec. what are we seeing? >> we are seeing a lot of focus on thewe are going to seventh at member of the g7, donald trump. papers saying he is coming in like a wrecking ball which made the front page of this week "the economist" quite appropriate, ala miley cyrus. it is talking about u.s. foreign policy, but there are many depictions of the summit from cartoonists today. in the next one, we have trump as darth vader, they're calling him the summit phantom menace. many papers are calling it the g-7 minus one or the g six plus one summit. accusing justin trudeau are planning to burn down the white house. this is a reference to earlier this week when trump in a phone call to trudeau said canada was a national threat to the united states because they burned down the white house and the war of 1812. it was actually the british burned down the white house because canada was not yet a country. molly: i like the first cover. it looked like he was wearing doc martens whe

. ♪ video by join in this alison sargent. let's start by looking at the papers in turkey.ryone there very much in election mode. reporter: they are coming up on sunday. the president could very well be reelected president, a job that will significantly more powers after this referendum was passed in turkey last year. that as part of his plan to make himself the king. that is according to this cartoon from the opposition paper. he is saying everything is for parent and i expect your vote. is worth mentioning over a dozen journalists from this newspaper have been sentenced to prison on terrorism charges as part of his crackdown of following the attempted coup. the front page of the turkish paper saba is on thursday he was on the first flight to land of the is simple airport. he claims it is the world's biggest airport. the paper seemed pretty impressed. they hail it as a story. the new york times that insight nn why the paper and erduwa are so key on showing up as airport. they say he has been using huge building projects like this airport as an engine of economic growth and