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it has beeeen a team effort. if i could make one plea, can we be kind to the next prime minister than we have been to the current prime minister? [applause] without further delay, i am going to hand you over to the cochair of the 1922 committee, dame cheryl. [applause] >> thank you very much. on t the 24th of may, the prime minister, theresa may, announced she would be standing down as leader of our party on the seventh o of june. over thehe past 46 days, the 192 -- memberssorganized ofof parliament and workrked wih to presenthairman so wenal t two candidates could vote for our new leadeder. charleses' t thanks to the party board and staff are all of their work. group w who has conducted d a professssional operation collecting and counting the votes from home and abroad. executive.922 brought a quality to the top of the 1922 committee. gender balancece is important. bobofficers suggest andkman here togogether today our own parliamentary staff who have given up theirir spare time to conduct what has s been a succe

califorornia almond farmers who have beeeen hit by o different trade disputes and are wondering what might happen next. that is coming up in business. with over 50 million tourists hitting the french capital last year, the mayor is finding ways to keep paris from being so packed. ont includes an upcoming ban tour buses. first, our top story live from paris. ♪ donald trump has left out at theresa may and her ambassador to washington after a leak came out saying the diplomat called donald trump dysfunctional and inept. trump said we will no longer deal with him. mayp hitting out at theresa , saying she created the mess over brexit. to talk about this with us, let's bring in benedict, live in london. what kind of reaction has there been? >> there has been a s strong reaction in the headlines for the last 36 or 48 hours. downwning street has made very clear that the u.s. ambassador -- the u.k. ambassador in the u.s. has its f full support. story inititially kickedd off, particucularly in monday morning's newspaper, it gathered momentum last ninight with tru's includinget, criticizing the

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. >> it has beeeen at anchor and under r guard since e the early morning. british authorities stopped the ship as it passed through spanish territorial waters at gibraltar. they say the oil was bound for syria, breaching eu sanctions against the war-torn country. they also say the ship loaded in iranian -- iran and iran. >> t they were patatrolling thee zone. wewe are studying the circumstances in which this has taken place. there was a request madade by te unitited states to thehe u.k., d we arere looking at how w this affects our sovereignty, , and e sense it took place in borders under spain's sovereignty. >> t the ship is registered u ur panama''s flag and belongs to a singapore-based company. gibraltar says the vessel and its cargo have been confiscated. brent: here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a new report by the united nations says nearly 7000 people were killed by security forces in venezuela in the past 18 months. it says many of the killings were extrajudicial executions. at least 80 people are feared drowned af

anchor: the sudanese protester has beeeen rallying and condemnd the killing of protesters.s.testswere so many that took place today in the streets of khartoum and other cities. the demand that they were asking for is to see what happens, and delivering those who committed this massacre for justice. i do not actually see the point behind premeditated killing of schoolchildren, becacause that will p put more pressure on the. and other r curity fororces. -- these areust not the right people to confront, to trust in the matter of security, which is really important in a country like this. developing news, north korea fired multiple unidentified projectile according to south korean military's joint chief of staff. the projectiles were korea's eastorth coast south korea's military says it's monitoring the situation in case of additional launches. ♪ 10 ambassadors from the un security council delivered a diplomatic mission to the secretary-general on syria. they want him to set up an inquiry into the bombing of hospitals in idlib. recent attacks on the rebel held province have been

the concentration n of rain in nonortheastern chinaas beeeen quite intetense. ♪ ♪ maryam: welcome backuick look at the headlines this hour. boris johnson has won the race and will become prime minister on wednesday. he's out to take the -- he v owe d to take the u.k. out of the e.u. with or without a brexit deal. after iran seized a u.k. flagged oil tanker, other countries that britain proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure's straight to ensure safe shipping to the strait of hormuz. a corruption case made him the first minister to be charged while in office. ethiopia says that all of the forces -- says federal forces are being deployed. protests started last week when activists tried to declare their own state for the ethnic group. they submitted a request for semi-autonomy last july. 150 people have been arrested in connection with the violence. more from the capital. they described the situation in their area as tenants especially -- tense, especially after the decision to deploy troops to the reason. bring moreis will arrests. this comes on the backdrop of the ethnic gr

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for the moment about correspondent shell alan grant has been observing -- these protests as they've beeeen happening and he's been -- basicalllly sayi that such caroline was expected to face strong questions from beijing over the disturbances and the prototests have a growing amount of support among local people. i i feel like a lot of people i spoke to were actually surprise- that -- people were trying to break into -- the legislative council lot of people -- thank god this isn't exactly -- in their playbook it's a very is if it is a fairly non violent to movement. so lot of people were surprised but once they got in it was actually quite surprising to see how a number of people rallied behind the people go behind. who got -- inside thihis really showows -- reallyy the the despr of a number of of of pro democracy -- activists and protesters here in hong kong that -- in the end i had such a such a desperate actor could seem like one that was worth -- supporting and what's worth sustaining it even if it was for three hours people sending in water sending in food -- sending in makeshift barr

wearing rooms have beeeen goingn for quite awhile now that i'm a prominent figures in the akp -- like any public john i'm old beat a double toll little enough to look cute i'm a what are considering forming their own movements unprocessed dissing away from the akp -- and i think you know if thahat's the case if we will see that. the election has made that probably more likely i mean that they will see this like a little bit to do now to like kind of move forward with with such a missions. and there has been a bit me to kind of differences in opinion within the akp for quite a while we've seen. a much will criticism coming out of out of the akp itself charles you do you think that is something everyone struggling with right now keeping the party together. i totally agree with this point of view because ours on has already been losing -- the people that he started his own calls with when he formed a k. p. back in the beginning of two thousand so the figures like i live away john up to block your amid the little the bland -- engine so and so forth these figures were belonging to their ca

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i've never beeeen shunned from this community. fitzsimons: like all the deportees, ko haapu's life didn't turn out the way he planned. now he has no option but to make the most of what he has. ko: i'm just concentrating on what i need to bebe doing today, instead of worrying about tomorrow and what's coming. once we're out there, we're just free of everything. no one can contact me unless you swim out there and start surfing with us. well, home's home. can't deport me from herere. . twenty four hello and welcome to quadriga around the world one person is forcibly displaced nearly every two seconds. that's the highest level of displacement on record it amounts to over seventy million people trying to flee to safety. often risking their lives in the mediterranean six hundred migrants drowned in the first half of this year alone.. after a two week standoff with italian authorities who were blocking access to ports a german rescue ship last week forced its way into the port of lampedusa. leading to the prompt arrest of a captain. migr

no effortsts at all have beeeene in this direction. and theyey won't be, ununless te is significant pressure. wewell, that leaves the new start treaty. the new start treaty has already been designated by the figure in charge, who has modestly described himselelf as the greatest president in american history -- he gave it thehe usual designatn of anything that was done by his predecessors -- the worst treaty that ever happened in human history. we have got to get rid of it. if in fact -- this comes up for renewal right after the next election, and a lot is at stake. a lot is at stake in whether that treaty will be renewed. it has succeeded in very significantly reducing the number of nuclear weapons, to a level w way above whathey y ought to b be but way below what they were before. and it could go on. well, meanwhile, glglobal warming proceeds on its inexorable course. during t this millenniumum, every single y year, with one exception, has been hotter than the last one. there are recent scientific papers, james hansen and others, whic

but they y have beeeen treated y be in a way that they did not learn how to be loved enough to love theamy: ile, lets inin with h the s of president trump and get your comment.t. these were his commements yeststerday. pres. trtrump: i'm the best thig that ever happened to puerto rico because we did a great job in puerto rico. they don't like to give me the credit, but we did a great job. i'm an important conference. amy: there is president trump saying i'm the best thing that ever happened to puerto rico. ile, your response?e? >> i really think in a way the only good thing abouout trump is that he has shown as his carelessness about the country. and i think in a way, i don't to sound cold, but i think that is somethining that we needed. we needed to receive a clear mistreatment that we could interpret cleararly. and i think t trump has showed that since the beginning. that gives us more strength as a country and less depependency, i hope. amy: thank you so much for being with us, ile. we will do part two and post it online democracynow.org at. ile, puerto rican grammy award-winning arti

those e have beeeen smear campa, trolling campaigns, letter sent to employers of these journalists and editors and scholars, and then on the -- within iran, there is been a lot of money given by the u.s. state department as wellll as otheher enentities to promote either trl firms to promote specifically iranian -- persian language iranian satellite stations are broadcast to iran. if you began to trace t the differences in the guest t they have been invitingng in the past year, the kind of analysis being provided by some of these different stations like voice of saudi-funded -- all of these different satellite stations are embroiled in this maximum pressure campaign which is geared toward creating as much economic pressure on iran due to sanctions and then showing feelings of discord and despair within the population. it is one e of the hopes of john bolton -- and you mention this publicly many times -- that maximum pressure will help -- will lead to a situation in which iranians within iran will rise up and asked for regime change themselves. the economic sanctions are one part of it,

talk more about this and also a number of the women's activism around this -- i mean, megan rapinoe beeeen one of the first what athletes to support colin kaepernick in bending the -- knee. morphed seem to have into that amazing image before the game yesterday, which she has done over and over, when the star-spangled banner is played. she does not sing like the other players and she does not put her hand on her heart. amira? >> certainly. i think it is also important nonote their gender discriminatn suit is but one of many women of multiple federations employing a wide range of protest tactitics. we assume women from argentina, puerto rico take the field and refuse to play. we've seen the world's best player right now refuse to even play in the world cup. to say the women's national teams lawsuit is but one way that women in the global sport of women's football are pushing back against the federations who are not giving them the same resources and infrastructure. and to your question about the composition of this team, i think it is important to note that in the united states, the access i

i've never beeeen shunned from this community. fitzsimons: like all the deportees, ko haapu's life didn't turn out the way he planned. now he has no option but to make the most of what he has. ko: i'm just concentrating on what i need to bebe doing today, instead of worrying about tomorrow and what's coming. once we're out there, we're just free of everything. no one can contact me unless you swim out there and start surfing with us. well, home's home. can't deport me from herere. the report is fs it time to impeach u. s. president donald trump i i lost one of his campaign visers . thank you for joining me on up front on the very first page of special counsel robert muller is four hundred and forty eight page report. he says and i quote the russian government into fate in the twenty sixteen presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion it's been more ta