belgrade posed a delicate pr challenge to the new kennedy administration. the belgrade organizers each have their own reasons for championing nonalignment, some domestic, some regional, some aspirational, and their reasons, though they differed in particulars, were nonetheless broadly and sufficiently agreed-upon to constitute a transnational persuasion. the kennedy administration debated how to approach this founding meeting of nonalignment, really sort of entrenching nonalignment is a feature of the cold war landscape. there was broad internal agreement and's team on the importance of the nonaligned nations and the importance of having good bilateral relations with each one, amounting to kind of an unspoken strategy of divide and conquer, but there were disputes internally in washington over the best ways to engage collective moments like this one. a month before the meeting, presidential advisor arthur schlesinger survived -- surmised the soviets were undoubtedly as uncertain as we are of what might come out of this bag of eels. so what is the u.s. strat

this is belgrade. capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centraini zatvor. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz f

looking for their second win in this world cup qualifying campaign tonight when they take on serbia in belgradehey're four points behind group leaders serbia and the republic of ireland, who play austria later. gareth bale is among a host of missing players, but the squad is a healthy mix of freshness and experience, according to striker sam vokes, who's set to win his 50th cap. it's been a fantasticjourney. some darker days and some fantastic days. it has been great, but there's a core group of players who have been there the whole way through who have got a lot of caps along the way, and that is important. with games like this on sunday, it will be tough, but there are a lot of experienced lads who have been in those situations before. the republic of ireland have gone top of wales and serbia's group. they kept up their unbeaten record in group d with a 1—1 draw against austria in dublin. ireland fell behind in the first half but this late equaliser from jonathan walters means martin o'neil‘s side are currently a point clear of serbia and five clear of wales. the canadian grand prix has got u

sunny spells or the wales fans going to serbia for the world cup qualifier in belgrade —— sunny spellshowers continuing in ireland, much of scotland, northern england, south and east, largely dry. still quite a breeze overnight, keeping temperatures up but by and large a better start to monday morning compared to sunday morning and windy in the central belt of scotland. if you're on the move in the morning rush hour you could see 50 mph at times, on the bridges and the ferry services, could be restrictions, keep checking tomorrow. elsewhere tomorrow on monday, isolated showers, muggy will be dry, windiest in the morning, winds turning lighter and the showers confined to northern scotland and fewer than we saw on sunday —— many. a largely dry day for many on monday. cooler with temperatures in the mid—to—high teens, low 205, but into wednesday to this area of high pressure builds in an temperatures on the rise. still showers in scotland and northern ireland but more sunshine developing for england and wales. good night. this is bbc news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: theresa may's ef

for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around earlierh sunday night and into monday, still a bit breezy and still more showers across the northern half of the country. longer spells of rain for scotland. temperatures a bit down on monday morning. it will feel fresh across scotland because of the breeze. it may cause a few travel issues for the monday morning rush—hour. you could see gusts of up to 50 mph. the bridges and ferries could be impacted. elsewhere, a breezy, blustery start but the winds easing down. one or two morning showers but nowhere near as frequent as we have seen on sunday. the showers by the afternoon mainly across scotland and northern england. generally, quite a bit of cloud on monday. a few sunny breaks in the south and east. temperatures will have dropped down compared to the weekend but that will change through tuesday and into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. it doesn't quite build enough to stop the showers in parts of scotland and northern ireland. a few showers showing up for belfast but cardiff,

wales are looking for their first win in world cup qualifying tonight, when they take on serbia in belgradepoints behind group leaders serbia and the republic of ireland, who play austria. gareth bale heads a long list of missing players but striker sam vokes is set to win his 50th cap. it has been a fantasticjourney. there has been a core group of players who have been there through the. that is very important. this is going to be very tough. but we've beenin going to be very tough. but we've been in these situations before. we are waiting to see if his to lose over after the nose injury suffered yesterday against the crusaders. usain bolt said he was the most nervous he'd ever been before a race, as he ran his last 100—metres on home soil. a sell—out crowd of 30,000 in the jamaican capital kingston watched as he won the "salute a legend" race. the eight—time olympic gold medallist will retire in august, after the world championships in london. and his words echoed around the stadium last night. there are no words to describe this. i would never thought i would have reached these hates in

for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around earlier and into monday, still a bit breezy and still more showers across the northern half of the country. longer spells of rain for scotland. temperatures a bit down on monday morning. it will feel fresh across scotland because of the breeze. it may cause a few travel issues for the monday morning rush—hour. you could see gusts of up to 50 mph. the bridges and ferries could be impacted. elsewhere, a breezy, blustery start but the winds easing down. one or two morning showers but nowhere near as frequent as we have seen on sunday. the showers by the afternoon mainly across scotland and northern england. generally, quite a bit of cloud on monday. a few sunny breaks in the south and east. temperatures will have dropped down compared to the weekend but that will change through tuesday and into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. it doesn't quite build enough to stop the showers in parts of scotland and northern ireland. a few showers showing up for belfast but cardiff, london and muc

later the two met on a bridge in belgrade, this time with the supposed f.s.b. agent in tow. the russian told slabka it would be good if he traveled to moscow. after these encounters in belgrade, nino enlisted the help of the former chief of serbia's special police and someone we will meet later in this story. he used his contacts to check into slabka's reliability. he didn't pass the test, and this original version of the coup plot was abandoned. it was at this point the two russians, edward shinokov and vladimir popov stepped in to take care of the plans for deization -- destabilization operation plans in montenegro. both of these men are members of the g.r.u. one of them already had a colorful past. in 2014, he had been serving his deputy military attache at the russia embassy in warsaw, poland. but after a scandal involving the russian spy network within the polish government, the polish government identified shishmarkov as a g.r.u. agent, declared him person non grata and ejected him from poland. after taking over the montenegro operation, he moved quickly to contact the

for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around earlyl a bit breezy and still more showers across the northern half of the country. longer spells of rain for scotland. temperatures a bit down into monday morning compared to sunday. it will feel fresh across scotland because of the breeze. it may cause a few travel issues for the monday morning rush—hour. you could see gusts of 30—50 mph. the bridges and ferries could be impacted by that. elsewhere, a breezy, blustery start but the winds easing down. one or two morning showers but nowhere near as frequent as we have seen on sunday. the showers by the afternoon mainly across scotland and northern england. generally, quite a bit of cloud on monday. a few sunny breaks, best of which in the south and east. temperatures will have dropped down compared to the weekend but that will change through tuesday and into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. it doesn't quite build enough to stop some showers in parts of scotland and northern ireland. a few showers showing up on the chart for be

as a mom from belgrade, minnesota, told me, she asked me to oppose this bill in honor of her daughter and the thousands of other children diagnosed with cancer each year. she worried that the waivers would undercut protections for people with preexisting conditions, threatening to make health insurance unaffordable for families like hers who have children or had children with cancer. one man from minneapolis told me that what this does is downright scary. those were his word. he is scared because he is self-employed. he has a preexisting condition, and gets his insurance on the individual manchet he is worried that under this bill his costs, which are already hikes would skyrocket. i am foyer -- i am the first toy that we need to fix the individual manchet but this bill is not the way to do it because as c.b.o. said earlier today, it would actually cut assistance and increase deductibles for many people on the individual market. based on c.b.o.'s projections, the joint economic committee estimates that average premiums in minnesota would go up substantially next year, even more than t

for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around earlyay night and into monday, still a bit breezy and still more showers across the northern half of the country. longer spells of rain for scotland. temperatures a bit down on monday morning. it will feel fresh across scotland because of the breeze. it may cause a few travel issues for the monday morning rush—hour. you could see gusts of 30—50 mph. the bridges and ferries could be impacted by that. elsewhere, a breezy, blustery start but the winds easing down. one or two morning showers but nowhere near as frequent as we have seen on sunday. the showers by the afternoon mainly across scotland and northern england. generally, quite a bit of cloud on monday. a few sunny breaks in the south and east. temperatures will have dropped down compared to the weekend but that will change through tuesday and into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. it doesn't quite build enough to stop the showers in parts of scotland and northern ireland. a few showers showing up on the chart for belfast b

for those heading to wales and the match in belgrade, there will be some showers but a lot of the daya bit breezy and still some showers. longer spells of showers for scotland. temperatures are bit down on monday morning. it will feel fresher and scotland because of the breeze. it will cause a few travel issues that are rush—hour. you could see gusts of up to 50 mph. the ferries could be impacted. elsewhere, a breezy, blustery start but the wind easing down. one or two morning showers but nowhere near as frequent as we have seen on sunday. the showers by the afternoon mainly across scotland and northern england. quite a bit of clout on monday. a few sunny breaks in the south and east. temperatures will have dropped down compared to the weekend but that will change for tuesday and into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. it doesn't quite build enough to stop the showers in northern ireland and scotland. a few showers showing up for belfast but cardiff, london and much of england and wales, increasing amounts of sunshine and temperatures on the up. bye for now. this is bbc ne

a trip to belgrade a tall order and it was serbia with the best of few chances.ted here what few others did. a poll on the shirt and that was the chance they needed. the noise blocked out and the wales were ahead. serbia now taking aim and getting closer and closer. until, eventually, the defence buckled. a vital goal scored in this qualifying campaign. both sides had chances to win. wales notably here through aaron ramsey. not the victory they needed a point that keeps their hopes alive. the republic of ireland in the same group as wales and they kept up their unbeaten record with one all draw against austria in dublin. after falling behind draw against austria in dublin. afterfalling behind in the draw against austria in dublin. after falling behind in the first half this late equaliser left them for clear of wales. lewis hamilton's title challenge is back on track after the winning the canadian grand prix. he led from start to finish to win the flag. the mercedes received their first 1—2 finish with a season. the championship leader has now been cut to 12 poin

jonathan walters means martin o'neil‘s side are now a point clear of serbia and five clear of wales, in belgradeot under wayjust over an hour ago with some incredible drama in montreal. britain's lewis hamilton made the perfect start from pole, but not as good as max verstappen who surged from fifth to second place. on his way through the field he broke the wing on championship leader sebastian vettel‘s ferrari sending him to the pits for a replacement and he's currently down in seventh place. moments later carlos sainz and felipe massa's races were over as they crashed out. and verstappen's hopes of challenging hamilton ended on the eleventh lap. you can follow the action with commentary on bbc radio five live and the bbc sport website. it's been an historic afternoon in paris where rafael nadal has become the first man to win the same grand slam tennis title ten times. his record breaking victory in the french open final was as one sided as all his other matches at this year's tournament. he only dropped six games while beating stan wawrinka in straight sets. tim hague reports. it must be diff

for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around earlieray night and into monday, still a bit breezy and still more showers across the northern half of the country. longer spells of rain for scotland. temperatures a bit down on monday morning. it will feel fresh across scotland because of the breeze. it may cause a few travel issues for the monday morning rush—hour. you could see gusts of up to 50 mph. the bridges and ferries could be impacted. elsewhere, a breezy, blustery start but the winds easing down. one or two morning showers but nowhere near as frequent as we have seen on sunday. the showers by the afternoon mainly across scotland and northern england. generally, quite a bit of cloud on monday. a few sunny breaks in the south and east. temperatures will have dropped down compared to the weekend but that will change through tuesday and into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. it doesn't quite build enough to stop the showers in parts of scotland and northern ireland. a few showers showing up for belfast but cardiff, london

wales have a really tough qualifier against the group d leaders serbia in belgrade on sunday.tory and they would be just a point off the serbians, but can they do that without gareth bale who is suspended? yeah, of course we're going to miss him, there's no point hiding from that fact. he is key to us, a world —class that fact. he is key to us, a world—class player. but you know, i think one of the main qualities of this group is that we're all about teamwork, we all about resilience and we see it as a chance to sort of tackle the challenge and we are confident that we've still got enoughin confident that we've still got enough in the squad to get a good result. let's whizz through some of the other football headlines today. craig shakespeare has been given a three—year contract at leicester city. he was given the job until the end of the season back in february, following the sacking of claudio ranieri and led leicester to safety and also the champions league quarter—finals. diego costa says that the chelsea manager antonio conte sent him a text message to tell him he's not p

for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around earlysunny and warm. through sunday night and into monday, still a bit breezy and still more showers across the northern half of the country. longer spells of rain for scotland. temperatures a bit down into monday morning compared to sunday. it will feel fresh across scotland because of the breeze. it may cause a few travel issues for the monday morning rush—hour. you could see gusts of 30—50 mph. the bridges and ferries could be impacted by that. elsewhere, a breezy, blustery start but the winds easing down. one or two morning showers but nowhere near as frequent as we have seen on sunday. the showers by the afternoon mainly across scotland and northern england. generally, quite a bit of cloud on monday. a few sunny breaks, best of which in the south and east. temperatures will have dropped down compared to the weekend but that will change through tuesday and into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in. it doesn't quite build enough to stop some showers in parts of scotland and nort

hundreds celebrated gay pride marching in the streets of belgrade. police were seen patrolling the area. this year's celebration was a stark contrast to that of 2010. back then, violent clashes dampened the celebration- more than 60 people were arrested and 40 police officers were injured. (justine) pride celebrations will tie up traffic in san francisco on sunday. for up to the minute traffic updates download our kron4 mobile app it's free in the apple app store and google play store. you can also see the parade route there... we will also notify you when breaking news happens in your area with push alerts. (jr stone) in the south bay a pilot is suffering from minor injuries but seems to be okay -- after crashing on highway 101 it happened around 5 p-m in martin (mar- teen), which is south of san jose. the crash blocked off a ramp for a short time. santa clara county sheriff's department says the pilot just missed the runway. (justine) now an update to a story we first brought to you last night on kron 4 news... a stolen dog has now been reunited wi

(justine) hundreds celebrated gay pride marching in the streets of belgrade, serbia. this year's celebration was a stark contrast to the one in 2010. violent clashes dampened the celebration- more than 60 people were arrested and 40 police officers were injured. a live look outside right now.... lawrence karnow: the heat wave is finally over. a cool sea breeze contiunes to bring cooler air well inland. you can see the fog is back and now it's looking more like a typical summer pattern with cool coastal fog and warm sunshine inland. highs today were mainly in the 80s in the valley with cool 60s at the coast. if you're going to the pride parade in san francisco tomorrow, plan for a mix of fog and sun with cool temperatures in the low to mid 60s. at sonoma be sunny and warm with afternoon highs in the low 80s. the cooling will continue. we'll tell you for how long coming up. (justine) now an update to a story we first brought to you last night on kron 4 news... a stolen dog has now been reunited with her owner. zoey the teacup yorkshire terrier is now back home. her owne

looking for their second win in this world cup qualifying campaign tonight when they take on serbia in belgradetria later. gareth bale is among a host of missing players, but the squad is a healthy mix of freshness and experience, according to striker sam vokes, who's set to win his 50th cap. it has been a fantasticjourney. some darker days and fantastic days. it has been great, but the is a core group of players who have been there the whole way through who have got a lot of caps along the way, and that is important. with games like this on sunday, it will be tough, but there are a lot of experienced lads who have been in those situations before. india's cricketers have secured their place in the semifinals of the champions trophy. they comfortably beat south africa at the oval to set up a likely meeting with bangladesh in the last four. south africa had the chance to go through themselves but they had a calamitous innings with three ill—judged runouts among the wickets. they posted a score ofjust 191. and india made short work of that — yuvraj singh finishing things off in style with this six

a penalty from aaron ramsey gave them the lead against serbia in belgrade.wo or three break away is where it could have been different but overall, a good game, a tough game. two good things for us. a point, it's a good point. the republic of ireland are second in that group, level on points with serbia — and they‘ re still unbeaten after a 1—all draw with austria in dublin, thanks tojon walters' late equaliser. for the first time since 1966, an england national football team has won a world cup. the u20's beat venezuela 1—0 in the final in south korea. everton's dominic calvert—lewin with the goal. it was a nervy ending for england. they needed keeper freddie woodman to save a penalty in the second half. and the national side's senior manager believes this could be a turning point. obviously, ultimately, the aim is that those players come through to the seniors and a big part of that now is the event to get opportunities with their clubs because i think they have shown, if the under 20s were world champions, there is enough players there to fulfil careers i

as a mom from belgrade, minnesota, told me, she asked me to oppose this bill in honor of her daughter and the thousands of other children diagnosed with cancer each year. she worried that the waivers would undercut protections for people with preexisting conditions, threatening to make health insurance unaffordable for families like hers who have children or had children with cancer. one man from minneapolis told me that what this does is downright scary. those were his word. he is scared because he is self-employed. he has a preexisting condition, and gets his insurance on the individual manchet he is worried that under this bill his costs, which are already hikes would skyrocket. i am foyer -- i am the first toy that we need to fix the individual manchet but this bill is not the way to do it because as c.b.o. said earlier today, it would actually cut assistance and increase deductibles for many people on the individual market. based on c.b.o.'s projections, the joint economic committee estimates that average premiums in minnesota would go up substantially next year, even more than t

a penalty from aaron ramsey gave them the lead against serbia in belgrade.d the group leaders. we were looking to win in the last ten minutes and when they equalised, they have to and puffed but we had a few brea kaways and they have to and puffed but we had a few breakaways and it could have been different. but overall a good game, tough game. for us it is a good point. the republic of ireland are second in that group, level on points with serbia — and they're still unbeaten after a 1—all draw with austria in dublin, thanks tojonathan walters' late equaliser. england manager gareth southgate says it's up to the clubs now to nurture young talent. for the first time since 1966, an england national football team won a world cup, when everton's dominic calver—lewis gave the under 20s a 1—nil win over venezuela in the final in south korea. goalkeeper freddie woodman made a brilliant penalty save, to make sure they lifted the trophy. obviously ultimately the aim is that those players come through to senior level and a big part of that is for them to get opportuni