common ground with syria and russia's defense ministry says it's ready to implement any deals agreed artie's maria financial joins me earlier in the studio with more on this. i'm afraid there is no too much to discuss because there are no details on exactly what has been a great in health and from what we hear from russian defense minister right now it's also not clear what steps we may expect from both sides in syria but what is clear is that both russia and us are not interested in making this strategic information public but what is clear that that the dialogue that mr trump and mr putin had in london house and. planes by russia's military is definitely a positive sign for syria both sides also stress that they are interested in. ending the humanitarian crisis in syria and they said that they are going to focus their efforts on helping people in syria that you but i would i think there is plenty to work on a crucial thing is there are many refugees in states bordering syria in turkey lebanon jordan if we move back to their homes this will ease the migration pressure on european countries

i've artie seen this. there have been many minority students that i have encountered that had been struggling. some are well-qualified. they been at the top of their class. >> that has nothing to do with us. >> they would have been successful at they have gone to a state university or community college or trade school. they leave school with a lot of debt. one reason, we have so much unrest on college campuses today. so much anger and bitterness. the students want to segregate. many of them are not prepared for the institutions they been allowed to go to. >> pete: there is a case at harvard right now pending in the courts, asian-american students are claiming reverse discrimination. their numbers are being reduced because they are overqualified. doesn't that strike you as unfair for them? >> if you don't think that my opinion is in line with reality. ask the national educational association. ask the council. they are being pushed back. this policy is not about whether kids do well on college campuses. it i

here thanks don it is now under two hours until kickoff at moscow's luzhniki stadium artie's alexy on a chef ski is their first soaking up the atmosphere alexy the sun is shining the funds are smiling the world cup final takes place in that stadium beside you is there anywhere else in the world you would rather be right nah. no you and i would never be anywhere else this is the pinnacle of world football the world cup final at luzhniki it's actually hard to believe that the four weeks have passed so quickly and i just remember like for weeks ago i was standing on the very same spot saying that you know the world cup is opening the moment the world the waiting for the last eight years now it's the final stage game sixty four against france the atmosphere here is building up nicely i would say maybe slight dominance on the gratian fans a lot of checkered yellow white and red shirts all over but obviously the fans of france are in full voice as well now before this final the president gratian who we are expected to be in the stands tonight issued a very heartfelt thank you to russia for

series of airstrikes on sixty hamas positions there have been fears of an all out confrontation as artie's paula slayer explains. there have been a massive airstrikes some of the biggest since the last war back in two thousand and fourteen earlier we did hear from the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman he threatened a large and painful military operation he said that israel would go to if the crimes that are constantly flowed from gaza into israel and has been for the past few weeks do not cease now the deadline given was friday afternoon and of course that deadline has passed the kite's continues and that again will be a contributory reason as to why are we witnessing this flare up in violence israeli army has threatened that it will respond harshly and it continues to blame her musts for the flare up in violence the i.d.f. use today it's like the whole store activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas choose to escape the security situation and move the consequences for its actions israeli civilians who live along the gaza border have been o

work themselves up into a state of sheer panic claiming that donald trump could be a russian agent artie's came up and takes a closer look. the helsinki summit is no ordinary meeting it's a vast conspiracy against america and the entire free world at least that's what you think by watching some of the channels we're getting played by our president and certainly we getting played by putin you're saying that russia's roulette also is an asset that's that seems to be the that's the appearance to me the worst case scenario for compression occlusion but donald trump has been a russian intelligence asset since one thousand nine hundred so the president of the united states is actually an agent of the russian government that's quite a dramatic claim to make and it's all over us airwaves here's the lady who made it popular putin rather have a puppet as president and they know it looks like the american people didn't exactly buy this claim at the voting booth however long after trump took the oath the allegations are still with us the thoughts are connecting russia assault the criminal clan pollute

a video showing an inmate being physically abused at a facility there last year surfaced on line artie's maria fanaa has more. well it all started last friday when a ten minute was published showing an inmate in a russian prays and being tortured by a large group of men around ten or wearing the uniform of that president's guards shortly after the video leak federal investigators opened a criminal case to investigate the abuse of authority using violence but the most striking thing about this case of course is that the incident shown in the video happened more than a year ago in june two thousand and seventeen and the question many now ask is that why didn't investigators get a closer look at what's going on behind bars in that prison in russia central regional level earlier with as close as we talk to the man who in two thousand and seventeen was the head of russia's civil monitoring commission the prisoners rights watch and russia they are monitoring the conditions in which the mates all across russia are kept and he has told me that they had tried to alert the authorities before. the

in new york over allegations of pedophilia artie's come up and comment. twenty two year old joel davis is outspoken in his activism against sexual violence that's what makes his recent arrest so disturbing joel davis has been arrested and it's alleged that he attempted to engage a minor in sexual activity and he's been distributing child pornography now beyond the basic charges the actual details of the case are pretty disturbing the f.b.i. picked up davis in a sting operation now they revealed some of the text messages he exchanged with undercover agents what's about to follow is rather disturbing but it's actually not the most disturbing part of the correspondence joining the course of the text conversations davis stated that he is into children ages zero plus and has no limits davis told him because of the offices that he previously had sexual experiences with a nine month old boy a six year old go and a seven year old boy now according to the f.b.i. davis actually asked the undercover agents to send him explicit videos and photographs of children the

terror groups the fuck do capital in the country for almost three years so what are things like today artie's ruptly news agency visited the city and spoke to a local resident. there are two bodies still down there and there are full bodies in that house behind us there's still inside the stench coming from them is very strong children are getting sick because of this. they're said in a fog there were six of us my daughter was killed we lived in that house after the airstrikes i just couldn't live there anymore. i don't know them. but they said we're not going to treat her our priority is the fight is we can give her an injection so she dies immediately but of her to die at home u.s. led coalition air strikes left the city of mosul in. one year old and it remains devastated here's a look back at the bottle of mosul unfold. iraqi security forces launch a counterattack to liberate mosul for myself also known as day. this operation to regain control of iraq's second largest city will likely continue for weeks possibly longer. to. make stream a concern for the safety of up to one point five milli

self-doubt he also said the country is heading towards a semi bragg's it and the status of a colony artie's who nisha southie has more in the story. the u.k. prime minister to resign may faced a tense meeting with tory m.p.'s and peers in parliament today as she was hoping to try and get control of her cabinet admits to all the infighting and her leadership is under a huge risk out the moment the infighting surrounds may's idea for i think the silly tainted customs arrangement that's her plan about securing a trade deal once the u.k. leaves the next march two thousand and nineteen now the reason praxiteles are angry is because the current plan has been quoted as being a soft and closely aligned with the rules and may's having trouble balancing her cabinet at the moment and this is what has led to resignations these past twenty four hours but the foreign secretary boris johnson who is an influential figure the face in fact of the vote to leave campaign in two thousand and sixteen well he was meant to give a press conference at the western balkans summit in london but downing street put out a

right artie's daniel hawkins and isa ali on top of that match in russia's northern capital. to the world wherever you're watching from today welcome to a studio in the heart of russia's northern capital for daniel hawkins the sadly we now have the result of today's fast loss sixteen share is official sweden have been switzerland one else advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in twenty four years and what a game it was it suddenly blew off fans home well let's take a look at some of the reactions why was . it was. so sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st peter's and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty sixth minute. to be fed and on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot power was slightly weak. deflection before going past the keeper that the flexion coming off manuel kind g. and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group who are with us now consultant to form a fee for communications di

let him in person will hold their first official meeting on july the sixteenth in finland but as artie's what i'd guess there are reports not everyone is happy about the summit. trump is acting strange stranger than usual he's being awful nice to russia getting along with russia is a good thing it's not a fair that is. taken by itself the coupe is sensitive might rub on the wrong way what he says next caused a storm he gave up crimea as lost. with. everything else again president obama gave up i mean. that was certainly given up by. the media interpreted it as trump potentially willing to recognize crimea as russia now trump he'd be hounded out of office the same week but reacting to the summit visuals of the diplomatic. the fact the two presidents are meeting engaging insisting dialogue is something i support i believe it's time to talk shop because to the actions of a neighbor from state to state the pundits though showed no such restraint they're in doubt we have no idea what kind of information that donald trump will say just bragging to vladimir putin may give him the knock listen t

them all the way while across the streets of russia and across social media as well it latest from artie's digital t.v. . oh my god my i thought i was the they live i was i was i was i be alive was. ok. it was really made i was . was. to bring it all the latest polls disappointments see the whole range of emotions here naughty international for join us for more updates and world cup but certainly not failing to deliver the bank i.m.f. . with full make this manufacture consent to step into the public world. when the ruling class isn't protect themselves. but the final clearing your lives and be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. do. you really need. to feel money system is dying and so people are going to take money out of theater and see and put it in secret and they're going to have to broad powers to choose they can put their cash into obedience going which would be this china social that would take school work and hope to get more frequent flyer miles and a freeway being down if they change or they can go down the path claim path which is individual something. you're w

has found himself under attack for visiting russia for a cyber security conference artie's killed up and has the details well glenn greenwald who is the famous journalist who exposed electronic surveillance in the united states using the documents of edward snowden revealed by edward snowden the whistleblower he is getting a lot of criticism at this point now he went to russia he attended a conference on cyber security at that conference he spoke on a panel related to the issue of fake news and then from there he went and did a t.v. interview with this new. at work out this is some of what he said in his interview with r.t. there's an obsession in the united states with viewing russia not just as an adversary but as an actual enemy it's permeated both political parties there's actually talk a lot now about how what they regard as the interference in the twenty sixteen election is similar to pearl harbor now from there we saw a whole lot of media voices in the usa jump on glenn greenwald simply for the fact that he gave this interview one commentator from m.s. n.b.c. responded to the

the public and pundits and analysts on both sides of the political spectrum ok thanks dan it was artie's there dan hawkins there for us in the u.k. . germany to take in members of the controversial syrian carry the white helmets is sparked anger among lawmakers who say that the in should be offering asylum to others instead. i have decided that germany will tear in eight members of the white helmets aid group and their families and grant them protection the continuing military offensive on the territorial gain the syrian regime is making in southern syria presents an acute danger for the group. the federal government must offer asylum to the journalist and founder of the we can whistle blowing platform julian a sandwich instead of accepting members of the controversial white helmets group from syria it is completely contradictory their dean terry minister on the one hand wants to find is amiss tara but on the other wants to bring in these members of islamist terrorist militias to germany while the white house which has a self-proclaimed rescue group that's been operating in syria for the

by gallup which tallies with a number of other recent surveys that also reflect a downward trend artie's came up and takes a closer look. the fourth of july american independence day time for barbecue fireworks and celebrating the old stars and stripes. see. what is the patriotic impulse dying among americans a new poll shows that not all americans are swelling with national pride the poll indicates that less than half of americans actually say that they're extremely proud of their country and that's what donald trump playing up us exceptionalism we're going to make america make america great again great again why are you planning to celebrate the fourth of july this year actually i'll be working as i am sure there's every day comp by an easy going all came out this year and when asked if they were proud of their country extremely proud of their country only forty seven percent of americans said yes that's less than half what do you make of that poll. i saw that i don't understand i'm in that the other category i am extremely proud and now we look so bad and for towards other countries w

laws meant to shield citizens from domestic propaganda artie's came up and as the story. now it turns out that one news outlet has been forced to remove its political ads from facebook was the u.s. government's own radio free europe aka radio liberty here's an extract from their mission statement which of course you can find on their web site which ends in dot . a mission is to promote democratic values and institutions by reporting the news in countries where free press is banned by the government not fully established journalists provide what many people cannot get locally on since that news responsible discussion an open debate perhaps they consider the united states to be one of those countries that doesn't have a free press after all the ads were specifically targeted at americans now facebook says the ads were not political which is rather interesting as they were specifically related to recent controversies regarding trump and to nato. sixty one percent of the surveyed population in twelve countries view nato to favorably it's actually illegal for federally funded

the twenty eighteen world cup final this sunday here in russia pundits peter schmeichel along with artie's neil harvey have been speaking to the head of european football's governing body to get his thoughts on russia twenty eighty. a lot of fans were around the world to change their opinions of the country just because of the power of football the power of the world cup you have first of all i would like to congratulate feet below sea russian football union and the russian federation i knew the world cup would be organized well but i'm still positively surprised and for me. it's maybe it's a joke but not completely one of the biggest achievement is that even custom in police started to smile but they don't smile anywhere in the world and they say welcome to russia so. i mean pressed and i mean press by the level of. of peacefulness i don't see any aggression i don't see any any extreme fans. walking around the distance is quite big and some of the people who are support were a bit concerned about it before and the world cup started but it proved to be making manageable so it suits and nic

just to finish off this hour pundit peter schmeichel along with artie's neil harvey have been speaking to the head of european football's governing body to get his thoughts on russia twenty eighty. a lot of fans around the world change their opinions of the country just because of the powerful power of the world cup you have first of all i would like to congratulate feet below sea russian football union and the russian federation i knew the world cup would be organized well but i'm still positively surprised and for me. it's maybe it's a joke but not completely one of the biggest achievements is that even custom is police started to smile. they don't smile anywhere in the world and they say welcome to russia so. i mean pressed and i mean press by the level of. of she's fullness i don't see any aggression i don't see any any extreme fans. walking around the distance is quite big and some of the people who are support were a bit concerned about it before and the world cup started but if it proves to be anything manageable so it suits and nice things for us the scene for us tomorrow you'l

well bring it up to speed on a story that's artie's caleb moore can thank you for no. let's turn our attention to the world cup now it's a day without games today so it's been fairly quiet here in moscow but it is the calm before the storm with just four countries left in the race for cup glory tomorrow france clash with belgium in the semifinals both teams are favorites of the tournament and then england play croatia in moscow on wednesday nevertheless the charity footy match involving stars of the game has been held in red square participating as the captain of west germany's nineteen ninety world cup winning side and backs russian midfielder alexander must avoid the game was organized by the naked heart foundation which helps children with disabilities we spoke to those taking part. in seeing children participate their emotions how it helps them become a part of this policy this is the best honor of. the. moment it was. said president but i like that i can be here and help and also play. that's the thing that i remember i'm really glad to participate in such an even

that's according to the findings of a new opinion poll artie's kellam open picks up the story. pretty hard to believe sounds almost like click or internet sensationalism but it turns out that a number of americans actually do believe that civil war is a possibility furthermore the same poll indicated that roughly sixty percent of americans believe that backlash to donna from policies could turn violent the debate surrounding trump's immigration policies and the media fuming over it the gun control debate and the white house and the intelligence community not getting along that has been quite explosive it times a member of the u.s. congress recently raised eyebrows when he compared the current atmosphere to the lead up to the u.s. civil war the way he put it the usa could be headed toward fort sumpter that was the symbolic attack by slave states the session as it launched the war back in eight hundred sixty one there's even now talk of twenty four seventh's security for members of the trumpet ministration congresswoman maxine waters makes no bones about the fact that she's ready

advertising purposes and that's raising concerns over who might really want to target these users artie's more i guess you have explains. it's simple facebook exists to serve advertisers not users not you and i said a rerun of its. advertisers pay money they want direct access to the right users the target audience you might fall into the interested in islam category or interested in homosexuality group it depends on the things you click on line which facebook tracks and then advertisers or governments can tag you but one of those categories was treason interested in treason officially russian people who facebook deemed as anti government to be russian and facebook confirmed it to us treason was included as a category given its historical significance given it is an illegal activity we have removed it as an interest category that is their official statement they added that the key word was hardly ever used by advertisers which means that it was used there were people out there searching for treason inclined russians and serving them with presumably propaganda encouraging them to commit tr

coming up today we focus on inequality around the planet we'll be joined by professor richard wolfe and artie correspondent on your part and bill looks at a recent united nations report on poverty in the united states and some reactions at home and abroad plus the c.e.o. of straw market work board which looks at the wealthiest and poorest nations around the world and our to correspond attorney charges go through to charlotte florida of the wealthiest zip code in the u.s. for a special report part of it from a yacht bastardi correspondent dan cohen looks at the war on work at.

arty, you calling me fat? you could do with losing a little bit...estle with a yak, you could do with a trip to the barbers. fatboy slim. guys, guys! let's do it again. we have got to practice. i heard rob brydon talk about this, and they didn't use any doubles. they did all these swimming themselves. spent a lot of time in the pool. when it works the best, it is when it is doing its of men who sort of lost the plot, finding something that kind of help them reconnect. i like all of that stuff. the stuff about the competition, i am less interested in. but there is a real story from behind those that doesn't involve the competition, although this is a very sycophantic version. nicely tell in the interaction between the guys, all of whom are variously confused about who they are and what they are meant to be. i did laugh, pretty much solidly all the way through. it is not huge belly laughs, but it is kind of... it makes you chuckle, and you like the characters. it is a very good ensemble cast. rupert graves. these are people who can do something in thei

now that we see them shifting, they've artie started to ship, shift, we starting to are trying to seeh that is going to impact things. having said that, i still believe that in the u.s. the flattening of the yield curve is telling us something. it is not just about central bank activity and the fed unwinding the balance sheet. the economying that is getting to the end of this particular cycle. very quickly, yield curve control here. do you think the best thing to do is just leave it alone? me, leave it alone? i like markets moving on around. -- on their own volitions. let's watch with the yield curve is doing. we have to put in there. we have to price in what the fed is doing. we have to have some anticipation of what all the other central banks are doing and how that may impact things as well. i think, let's see how the economic data transpires in the coming months. ramy: we will have to leave it there. thank you very much. you can get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your daily going in today's edition of daybreak. it's available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere a

other governments have artie given the go-ahead. u.s. traded chairs jumped .% after international is considering an offer for parts of the belgian company. that will be there oldest -- boldest move yet. there talking to advisers about teaming up with partners or increasing its current state. a 50% jump in first-half profits as its operations benefited from higher crude prices. that would mean that earnings of over $6 billion. says its midstream and downstream segments maintains a good level of efficiency. ramy: up next, it is getting real. the trade war is finally showing up in numbers across the world. we will take a look at the fallout so far. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: sunny hong kong here. getting sun for a break from the rain. we are 30 minutes away from asia's first major market open. these rallies continue to build up thanks to the stimulus plan in china. ; 30 p.m. here where markets closed up nearly half of a percent. not as clear or as beautiful as where you are. did see a pop. the s&p 500 closing at 2820. its highest sin

world's busiest trade routes where asian and arabic vessels make their way towards the suez canal else artie's hope that the ships will dock in the country on the entire continent to play a bigger role in wild trait. it's the first phase of what's to become africa's biggest free trade zone a two hundred forty hectare site that's the size of about three hundred fifty football pitches is intended to encourage foreign companies to set up manufacturing plants. at the opening ceremony djibouti as president was joined by several chinese business representatives a reflection of the two countries close economic ties. international free zone is a flagship project it culminates a significant number of infrastructure projects that have seen the light of day in recent years that are helping to strengthen the place in international trade and commerce. the free trade zone won't just boost to beauty's economy but that of east africa as a whole neighboring landlocked ethiopia for instance would benefit from accessing the port within the zone china has also invested billions in rail and road networks within th

guise of mid-term elections they are widely seen as a bit of confidence in any administration but as artie's kind of explains whether it's republicans or democrats us politicians do seem to know in phones who's to blame if so it's done go their way was so much division on capitol hill the democrats and republicans have finally found something that they can agree on both parties now agree that the russians are coming more specifically they're coming to interfere in the twenty eight teen mid-term elections this is president trump i'm very concerned that russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact in the upcoming election based on the front the new president has been tougher on russia than me they will be pushing very hard for the democrats they definitely don't want trump and this is his old arch nemesis there are some tax experts and silicon valley valley with whom i have met who say that you know maybe what they'll do this next time is to really disrupt the actual election shut down the servers that you send results to interfere with the operation of voting machines because still too

as a what to expect from the talks artie's down a quarter comments. once donald trump and vladimir putin agreed to meet on july sixteenth it seemed like the future bore better relations for both the u.s. and russia but those who helped to make it happen are already backpedaling after republican senator john kennedy said his meetings in russia were productive he returns to the u.s. telling c.n.n. a different story this is what i said number one shop screwing with american elections. and. our friends in russia not to interfere in our election stop screwing around in syria and help us several the mess i asked for their help. in bringing peace to syria gambling with putin is like hand feeding a shark you can do it but you have to do it very very carefully this is the beginning of a dime all foreign minister meeting was probably the toughest he's a book that you have to watch put people do not what they say so we'll see senator did you really say stop throw their election you really said that the foreign minister yes yes kennedy went on a diplomatic missio

channel one thirty two or as always check us out at youtube dot com slash boom bust artie seal later. all the security back and isms and agencies and the saying we don't want to be part of britain anymore they got caught up in stomping out aviation companies we mentioned banks stopping out everyone wants to get out because if you don't have the super trawler institutions to cover the if you have any part of that and you saw to be a separate go it alone island under a large rain cloud swimming in marmite washing some old hag in a crown those people in france germany and italy and the rest are saying no we don't want to be. part of. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education low its high education is becoming just another product that can be bought and sold to understand just about education anymore it's also about running a business.

she is arti senthilvel of pleasanton.tells us she jumped into the water to try to help 11 people who had been swept away at about 6:30 pm last night. this happened right off highway one. she was taking pictures of family members next to the water when the undertow carried several people into the waves. >> never turn your back on the water. it is pretty dangerous. we have rip currents. large sneaker waves. the water is extremely cold. you never know if it will get you. >> the body of arti senthilvel was eventually swept back to shore and cpr was performed, but she could not be revived. as for the other people in the water, we are told they all safely made it back to shore. >>> coming up, as president trump gets closer to narrowing down his supreme court nominee, the ultimatum by a key republican senator.>>> and lebron james headed to hollywood. he agreed to a $154 million contract with the la lakers. what his move out west means for the warriors chances of winning another title. >>> president trump announced he is intervie

agent and has been released from the hospital his partner dunster just died there earlier this month artie's paula boyko has details. charlie rowley is the man who along with his partner dawn sturgis was exposed to novacek in the village of amesbury which is close to souls' berry back on the thirtieth of june and they were both very ill they were taken to souls bre district hospital which happens to be the same hospital where scrip powell and his daughter yulia were treated for exposure to the same agent back in march charlie rowley's partner dawn sturgis died as a result of this incident on the eighth of july and although he had been in a critical state in hospital for a number of weeks the hospital has now announced that he is well enough to go home and that he's been discharged doctors district hospital released a statement saying that charlie has been through an appalling experience that most of us could never imagine but this marks an important milestone in his recovery and they wish him all the best it also goes on to thank the clinical team however the vice to local residents remains

town of berry has regained consciousness but remains in critical condition in artie's on associate you're going to reports now from london. forty five year old charlie rally's condition has been improving now that he's regained consciousness at salisbury district hospital and he was taken to the hospital back on saturday june thirtieth along with his partner forty four year old don sturgis who has died last sunday night now this is the second novacek related poisoning the way that officials here in the u.k. have been putting it basically now forced to answer questions about how is it possible that the second couple somehow came in contact with this nerve agent that was said to have been originally used back on march fourth on sergei and yulia screw paul there's lots of questions yet to be addressed about how they could have a really common contact with the substance especially given the millions and millions of pounds that have been spent here in the u.k. on decontamination operations so this investigation of course is continuing especially now with one of those people having died but the

in his honor artie set up a special award to recognize the best reporting from war zones the ceremony began with a minute's silence during the awards his mother gave a poignant speech. q. and if it had not met arabic to last another. middle you. got five. little said secular. sadek and i will adjourn with a moment. that us the. american and the world lemonade. and don't know how to end in a limb and in america nickel mafia had a duty. because i had been abused i had it going and they could emerge as it hasa if you let the lesser. get out there to show their. side pics of us and i had them in ages it was me there is it is it hard to know how can camilla matter. so much how can gamble a matter of humor to this much highly the hip. concern over global conflict feelings of hopelessness and spending more time on social media could be symptoms of a new mental condition there are priests in the united states say that they are seeing increasing numbers of patients with what they're calling donald trump anxiety disorder apparently it affects both his supporters and his critics those that disli

a polar bear that is artie seriously in danger by climate change was shot dead by doing what it did in its own nature which was self-defense. guards went to short to set up a polar bear observatory point. one got injured and they shot warning shots and then killed the polar bear. been broughtr has up by the shooting of the animal and the purpose of these expensive art it cruises that seem to be doing more harm than good. there is a video that has gone viral in france of the woman being sexually harassed and physically assaulted as she fights back. >> this video proves that sexual harassment is prevalent for women in paris. that is what a french newspaper said on its front page. in this video a woman is walking past a person in central paris when she is sexually harassed. she responds back and told him and the word she said was shut your mouth. an took an ashram threw it at her before confronting her and physically assaulting her. brings to light some laws in france that come to light in the fall. in this interview she said she was not just defending her cause but the cause of all woman

, where the community includes brea kdancers and graffiti artists, giving it a surprisingly street artyills skatepark. wow! that is astonishing! that is a girl who had never even touched a skateboard before today, and there's more backgrounds here today experiencing that. brilliant. many of these kids are refugees, practising on borrowed skateboards, and the classes are run by an ngo called make life skate life. i think i mightjust give this a miss! it is all run by mo zakaria, jordan's first prominent skateboarder. there was no space for us as a skateboarding community in amman to have, you know, like a skate park for ourselves, so we always had to go, like, in street spots and be in trouble with the security guards and stuff like that. the skate park sits in a disused sprawl of scrubland. it's a huge problem with public spaces. you know, all the spaces that we have are either residential or private and so, if you don't have any money, all the kids are gonna end up on the street and then, this is where problems start. the big vision is, you know, renovating public space in amman. this

that i'd like to introduce -- there she is, jackie artis from the district attorney's office. and i would like to highlight supervisor yee as the one person that was here when we kicked off vision zero. one of the issues at that point in time is that we were all siloed across the city. and we are all excited and we have been partnering on the efforts with the program that she'll talk about today is the first public communications program that they have brought to the table that we worked on together and i'm very thrilled to have it. thank you. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> good morning, everyone. i would like to thank the board for having me here today. i am jackie artis and i'm with victim services and i would like to thank vision zero to have the opportunity to speak here today on our senior pedestrian safety campaign. last month the san francisco district attorney's office announced an initiation of the safety campaign for seniors. the campaign seeks to decrease seniors' risk of pedestrian injury and increase safety. protecting the most vulnerable members of our communit

that prompted a series of very strikes on hamas positions leading to fears of all confrontation as artie's paulus leader explains. there is an easy calm that has descended along the israel gaza border that ceasefire went into effect at midnight and we have heard from the israeli army that civilians who live along the israel gaza border can return to normal routine we're hearing the same message from hamas hopes person who says that they have agreed to return to the era of calm between israel and the palestinian factions it follows a night of heavy air strikes conducted by the israeli air force over gaza they say they hit some sixty targets while at the same time three projectiles were fired at israel by palestinian militants and a friday deadline given by israel to her months in which it said that all awesome kites that were flown into israel had to cease came and went with those kites israel says that its actions were merely tell a tree and it holds her mass responsible the idea of. activity is treated by hamas throughout the last month with great severity hamas choose to the security sit

moscow's luzhniki stadium sunday france fighting with croatia for the trophy throughout the competition artie's correspondents have been travelling around the host cities for the world cup best job with the summer i say they've also been testing their ball skills as well with various levels of success. peter all of us been going the rounds doing to keep you up chatting with the football fans from different countries. me and holkins are on there are said that i could be some of those fans best efforts while today i'm going to try it out and i'm going to challenge my fellow correspondents to see how good they are with the ball. thank you for the shot and she said so i'm going to try to at least get into double digits i'm not totally our sponsor. oh i put the pressure now considering how every. everybody. yeah you see you get the office coffees for that's my bit done and dusted for the day thanks for your company is over it's coming up to twenty five minutes past one of the afternoon call and save for the afternoon to keep you up to date on my controversial donald trump visit to the u.k. ongoing a

trump and vladimir putin will hold their first official meeting on july sixteenth in finland but as artie'sbut i gather you have reports not everyone is happy about the summit. trump is acting strange stranger than usual he's being awful nice to russia getting along with russia is a good thing it's not a fan that is. taken by itself the quote is sensitive might rubs on the wrong way what he says next caused a storm he gave up crimea as lost. with. everything else we can preserve the gave up. that was certainly given up by. the media interpreted it as trump potentially willing to recognize crimea as russia now trump he'd be hounded out of office the same week but reacting to the summit visuals of the diplomatic. the fact the two presidents a meeting engage in insisting dialogue is something i support i believe it's time to talk shop because to the russians of a neighbor yourself it's just the pundits though showed no such restraint they're in doubt we have no idea what kind of information donald trump will say just bragging to vladimir putin may give him the knock listen tell me all the spie

received these instructions but the news has created concern in a country deeply divided over prices artie's an associate reports was brock's a deadline fast approaching it seems the uncertainty about what exactly is going to be achieved come march next year has been peaking at the specially in light of the reports that have been circulating here in the british press over the last couple of days talking about how the british army could be involved if there is a no deal brax it in terms of helping provide supplies such as few food and medicine and certainly this is something that would usually be associated with an emergency and of course our reaction. have been very swift to these reports some saying they're shocked and others are refusing to be manipulated with what they call scare tactics helpless this is not coming from remain as this is not project fear pro bricks of ministers a drawing a blueprint for the army to deliver food fuel and medicine if we leave you with no deal we have a duty to prevent the self immolation. the plan of scaring the crap out of people with no deal horror storie

trumps diplomacy also drew attention during the recent korean nuclear crisis artie's going underground spoke to a musician who recently played at a festival in the demilitarized zone between the two koreas glen matlock former member of punk rock band the sex pistols. he played at the demilitarized yeah i'm a amongst a bunch of overpaid was obvious just kind of guy in our very best musician to try and share some solidarity through our anger and cousins i didn't suck on island and i think the whole thing had become a bit of course the guy in a nope of himself you know despicable with his boss thing he found himself painted into a corner not really understand why nothing anything that can be done to open the door of a chain you know k'naan about how it was this before would signal be used out of this thing the south before everything happened with the media as you've sold instantly yes and there's a whole bunch of paper involved in it just trying to bring some awareness to it i want to go and find out for myself i've never been sick or before in a kind of quiet and so i didn't know the. m

i was artie headlines in the past few minutes belgium of beaten england to nil in the world cup third place play off the highs and lows of the international football showpiece come to an end tomorrow with the final in moscow crowning either france or croatia twenty eighteen of world champions. and other stories this hour the u.s. charges twelve russians with hacking offenses linked to the twenty sixteen presidential election just days before a highly anticipated summit between president putin. and the israeli military launches its largest air campaign against gaza since twenty forty three hitting tens of hamas facilities across the occupied territories. there is saturday july the forty phone call embrace the new center we're focusing on the football first because it's the weekend of the world cup's been building towards and today seen the penultimate match in some petersburg with belgium taking third place after beating england to nil we're going to be there live with our correspondent in a few minutes before the no watching the game for manchester united coach joe same arena who's wi

these instructions but the news has created concern in a country deeper to find it over bricks that artie's honest us a check in our reports with us brits a deadline fast approaching it seems this uncertainty about what exactly is going to be achieved come march next year has been peaking at the specially in light of the reports that have been circulating here in the british press over the last couple of days talking about how the british army could be involved if there is a new deal brax it in terms of helping provide supplies such as few food and medicine and certainly this is something that would usually be associated with an emergency and of course the reaction. has been very swift to these reports some saying they're shocked and others are refusing to be manipulated with what they call scare tactics god help us this is not coming from remain as this is not project fear pro bricks of ministers a drawing a blueprint for the army to deliver food fuel and medicine if we leave you with no deal we have a duty to prevent the self-immolation. the plan of scaring the crap out of people with no