celia, just asa pretty complete level.of unscripted moments that really underlined the fact that it seems both sides really are quite genuine. whether we get something really concrete in the months going forward , concrete in the months going forward, i don't know. even in the moment when kim jong—un was walking over that line and the two men grasped hands, in a seemingly unscripted moment, they stepped briefly back onto north korean soil and then went in for a talks. we heard shortly after they had some real talks. they have discussed denuclearisation, which is a good sign. there will still be plenty of sceptics. this has been an historic moment. it continues through the day. we will keep covering it on the bbc for you. good morning. not much to get you in the friday feeling weather—wise. lots of rain moving its way across england and wales. further north, scotla nd england and wales. further north, scotland and northern ireland, a little bit brighter with some sunshine. the risk of heavy showers developing this afternoon

celia: thank you, jane. jane: president trump's pick to lead at the department of veterans affairs has r into some serious headwinds. ronny jackson, who currently serves as president trump's ician, is facing accusat of misconduct and fostering a hostile work environment. today the white house defended him again and said he received more vetting than most nominees. fomore, i was joined a brief time ago by our north american reporter anthony zurcher. y,anthow did the white house not see this coming? anthony: it's a very good question. they should have, but this is the way that donald trump has made personnel picks, not only as president but when he wasru ing his business. he has a habit of looking ate, someaving a gut reaction, liking them, and then putting them in a position they are not t cessarily qualified for think they could learn to be qualified for and be suited for , and then seeing how they do. it may work if you find a security guard and make him head of trump properties. a little more challenging w

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from the game in our bundesliga show after the break with expert analysis from former germany striker celia. with both sides in the running for a champions league place the derby was more important than ever when shelter or dortmund come out on top find out in just a few moments. i will leave you with these pictures of the extremely flexible limbs and daring moves that were on the show at the acrobatic gymnastics world championships in belgium in the women's pairs final the do over north korea impressed with their routine to finish second behind russia. and the men's competition israel snatched the victory with an eye catching display of agility and teamwork. folks don't try this at home. you're watching t w news from berlin will be back at the top of the hour ever get you can check out our web site d w dot com thanks for watching. more on the way to survive there and it's nice to have your head in the. bangle of what is the true face of the country looks like. freedom independence a separation of state and church that used to be.

league and the german national team scoring at amazing outstanding sixty three goals for her country celia it's a pleasure to have you here with this and of course i'll start with you now shocker their first win versus dortmund sit centipede or two thousand and fourteen a year before you were the player of the year now they've opened a gap in the race for the champions league do you think schulte in company can really compete with buyer. i think would take it take time just because they play one good season it doesn't mean the debt competitive. let's see what's coming they had a great development under dominic let's just go and let's see what's happened next season key players like. leave the club so yeah just have to watch. me because i guess a roster a team would need to keep world class players to really compete with a team that already has several and that's when you have like we as a collective now it's great to compete with. eleven or even sixteen seventeen world class players that's a big difference so maybe it will for one or two games but for a whole season i think this is too out

our game in the our bundestag show after the break with expert analysis from former germany striker celia shah sits with both sides in the running for a champions league place the derby is more important than ever but shopko dortmund come out on top find out in just a few moments. we'll leave you with these pictures of the extremely flexible limbs and daring moves that were on show at the acrobatic gymnastics world championships in belgium in the women's paris finals the duo from north korea impressed with their routine to finish second behind russia. and then through competition to israel snatch victory with an eye catching display of agility and teamwork. folks do not try this at home. they're watching d.w. news we'll be back with more after top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our web site e.w. dot com as for us and. climate change. least. pollution. isn't it time for good news. at africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better it's up to us to make good turf.

family and friends of benavides spent hours having dinner at celia's here tonight.tative from the family told us they did not want to talk to the media today.. but they tell us they are all elated that benavides can sleep at home tonight. this is the moment of freedom for vicente benavides the first time in nearly 25 years that he's living as a free man. the 68 year old had been on death row since 1993.he was convicted of sexually assaulting and murdering his then girlfriend's 21 month old daughter.last month, the state supreme court overturned his conviction citing that it was based on false evidence.and on thursday he walked out of san quentin prison a free man. we are very grateful that this day finally has come. he will not making any statements to the press. and i don't have any further comment. according to the innocence project which has been following the case . the little girl may have died from being hit by a car. lawyers from the habeas corpus resource center.. which

really no point it's like you're telling me of it down to the very time you come out of your own truck celia moneylender i shall go to brazil and you say are you going to be here because you know. i'm not telling. you this new approach we're going to need to see what to do. for you to even if you're from the feeling of seeing that i mean you cannot believe that the two things you could. be like the ones i think. i. believe you. believe. i was you know. i still. i. mean while the investigation into what caused the fire progress is the two main theories at the moment are malfunction of the fire safety system and five people have been arrested in connection with the tragedy among them two directors at the shopping center and the maker of the fire safety system the blaze is one of the deadliest in russia for decades so far fighters surround twenty four hours to extinguish it the victims were mostly children who were celebrating the start of the school holidays i was. was. italy's crying invasion and even threatening to expel french diplomat over dramatic cross border migrant raid roma some of th

sÍ, falta mucho, falta mucha representaciÓn, mÁs que nada siempre dije que siempre he sido fan de celiaproceso asÍ de que por aqui se comienza. >> lo estÁs haciendo muy bien, ademÁs tu espaÑol y tu inglÉs son muy buenos. >> gracias. >> y tus canciones tambiÉn. >> gracias. >> muchas gracias, ahÍ por favor sigan sus redes. >> sÍ, siganme en mis redes. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> y descargue mi nuevo sencillo. >> claro que sÍ, gracias amara, gusto conocerte. >> igualmente, muchÍsimas gracias. >> oigan, varios paÍses celebran hoy el dÍa del niÑo, entre ellos mÉxico, la idea es promocionar los derechos de los mÁs pequeÑos y fomentar tanto la fraternidad y la comprensiÓn entre los niÑos como su bienestar social, vamos a ver quÉ hacen hoy algunos de los chiquitines mexicanos para celebrar este dÍa, victor silva ¿dÓnde estÁs ahora? hola. >> felicidad, buenas tardes, mira donde me encuentro, en la feria de chapultepec donde le preguntamos a los niÑos de sus deseos y sueÑos en este, su dÍa. ay! volar como un superhÉroe, jugar con sus amigos o visitar un parque de diversiones son algunos de los

mom's car here and there are enough for you to be outdone to come any time you come for your interest celia my deal and your bush are you going to kill and you say are you going to get your man is looking a bit of. a monkey philip is there going to be a we're going to see the music was easier to feel like you're going to be in that young girl from the feeling of seeing that i meet him yeah but it's a hard look like. what was it going to be like the idea that. i. was. was still. live. meanwhile the investigation into what caused the fire is progressing the two main functions are the malfunction of the fire safety system but also. five people arrested so far among the two directors at the shopping center the maker of the fire safety system. the number of the victims could about chile being much higher i did not mean for the coverage of people nearby some lost their lives trying to get children out of the burning building jacqueline veruca tells some of their stories on sunday a tragedy and i said berry and city turn teachers shop workers students and scores of others and heroes for some it co

get her here and there are enough for you to be outdone to come any time you come for your interest celia my dealership i shall be up for sale and you say are you going to give her your marriage a pedophile cardinal american still it was or was it the ministry of the we're going to see her and she was easier to feel like you're going to even began to look for the feeling of being that i mean you can never get a tax cut like your particular part of what you're going to do it through but if i think about it. i. it was. i mean while the investigation into what caused the fire is progressing the two main theories are malfunction of the fire safety system and arson five people have been arrested in connection with the tragedy among them two directors at the shopping center and the producer of the fire safety said to the system itself a blaze is one of the deadliest in russia in recent memory it took firefighters around twenty four hours to put it out the victims were mostly children celebrating the start of the school holidays. and the fallout over the alleged poisoning of former spy sergei sc

. >> reporter: jessica, he and his supporters came here to celia's mexican food in san rafael after his release from prison. they asked us for privacy but a staff member tells me he came here because a waiter here used to visit him in prison. tonight he visited with staff as a free man. hugs and tears outside the gates of san quentin state prison. family, friends, and attorneys greet 68-year-old vicente benavidez after spending 25 years on death row, he is free. >> we're so happy that he's going to walk out of the gate and be with us. >> reporter: supporters never gave up on benavides. lawyers who fought for his freedom say his release is long overdue. >> he was wrongfully convicted over 25 years ago, and we are very grateful this this day finally has come. >> reporter: a kern county jury convicted him and sentenced him to death. he was accused of sexually assaulting his girlfriend's 21-month-old daughter, causing internal injuries that killed her. benavides maintained that he didn't assault her, that she was hit by a car while she played outside. the california supreme court recently o

need to go forward towards a political solution that we got on the independence and sovereignty of celia and is accepted by the syrian people we have discussed this and we also have to go on to say the timing as a step that will take us towards a comprehensive cease fire in syria and as well as up political solution that will bring back stability and peace to syria thank you very much so the foreign minister i did have a long discussion about this are we are together jointly in perfect accord with respect to how to proceed with the objectives in syria it is a geneva based process led by the u.n. to achieve the political resolution to d.s. continue to deescalate the conflict so that we can begin to resolve all of the various political challenges that are faced there you asked in particular about our strikes that were undertaken by the united states and the french. it is the case that the use of chemical weapons is special and unique and president trump has made very very clear that this is intolerable that presents enormous rest to the world if we don't real stablished deterrence framewor

for your interest celia my. sil and you say are you. here because you feel. like. you're going to see me to see what would you. be. to keep from the feeling of being that i mean to me i believe that it was because i. wasn't going to like the idea that. i. was. i. i was. meanwhile the investigation into what caused the fire is progressing the two main theories are malfunction of the fire safety system and arson five people have been arrested in connection with the tragedy among them two directors at the shopping center and the maker of the fire safety system the blaze is one of the deadliest in russia in decades took firefighters around twenty four hours to extinguish it victims were mostly children who'd been celebrating the start of the school holidays. italy's crying invasion and even threatening to expel french diplomats over a dramatic cross border migrant raid romas some of the french ambassador after a french border police swooped on an italian railway station to make a suspected drug trafficking refugee take a drugs test tell him prosecutors have now opened

thank you, celia hatton.a summary of the rest of the day's news. good morning. if you want to watch online porn, you will soon have to prove you're over 18. the government say the law is being changed with the aim of protecting children. critics say there are fears it will threaten users' privacy, and there's doubts over whether it will work. there's still confusion as to how it will be enforced. american comedian bill cosby is facing up to 30 years injail, after being found guilty of three counts of sexual assault. the 80—year—old was the first major black actor on a us primetime tv show, and is best known for starring in the 1980's tv series the cosby show. around 60 women have publicly accused cosby of sexual abuse, and some of them were in court to hear the verdict. here's our north america reporter, nada tawfik. bill cosby‘s accusers were overcome with emotion after the verdict was read. this moment was once unthinkable, but now a reality. they rejoiced because bill cosby will now go to prison for his cr

former russian spy service cripple and his daughter yulia that statement issued by british police celia says she doesn't want any russian embassy service says she also says her cousin in russia victoria's couple has been trying to visit is not welcome in the u.k. and does not speak for her nor her father algeria is observing three days of mourning after a military plane crash near the capital out is killing everyone on board most for military personnel but the dead also include dozens of refugees one hundred has more. two hundred fifty seven people were on board the military aircraft it went down shortly after takeoff crashing near a military airport south of l.g. is the defense ministry says many of the passengers was soldiers some of them accompanied by their families a number of people survived this family was among those being treated hurt when the plane crashed into a field close to where he was working. i could see that as soon as the plane took off it started falling the plane flew over my head and came really close the wing clipped me as i was jumping to get out of the way then

says celia lim and norm fong, marlene smith, joe majur and margaret gund. when you're ready. >> good afternoon. i moved 25 years ago. after looking at the presentation on paper it looks interesting but you need to be on site to see what the design really is. first of all, i just wanted to say there's a lot of us here. we are not against building something on the loss. we welcome something new in the neighborhood. we want housing. we know that we are in a part of the city that is dense. that's why i moved there. i knew that would be the little manhattan of san francisco. we all want that. i saw the whole neighborhood grow around us and there are beautiful places, beautiful towers with spaces in between. i mean, it just sounds astonishing to me that a block -- because that building is a block that goes from beale to main from side to side, 10,000 square feet of open space, no, mostly private decks. it's not a building that's friendly to anybody. if you walk to the south and look north, what do you see today? you see three beautiful courtyards, mature trees th

and he had his first dinner outside of prison at the celia's restaurant in san rafael. that's where we find kron 4's hermela aregawi with the latest.. hermela? (pam) in national news: alabama executes the oldest inmate in modern history. the man convicted in the 19-89 mail bombing death of a federal judge in alabama, has been put to death. authorities say, 83-year-old walter moody was executed by lethal injection thursday night. the execution was delayed two- hours after the u-s supreme court issued a temporary stay, but that was later lifted. moody mailed a pipe bomb to the birmingham- area home of federal appeals judge robert vance in 19-89, killing him. moody was convicted in both federal and state court in vance's death. he also killed a georgia attorney with a pipe bomb. (pam) new at ten: police say a freshman at california high school, san ramon was arrested for allegedly making a threat to the school. police say... the student planned to do harm to students and staff in 20-21... his senior year. the school district says they take this threat very seriously and wi

my name is celia, and i'm with senior squ disability action, and i'm here to also support the hespa ask, all of the budget justice ask. and why these asks are important is simple. it is very simple. the housing lottery and the programs, they're not working, not for the majority of people. you know, i think it would be -- i probably have more chances of anybody to win the lottery, the california lottery than actually get housing here. so -- don't you think? i mean, seriously. i was on the waiting list when i was very low income. you know, i was on the waiting list for 18 years, and then i got kicked out of the waiting list. and seriously, if people have to wait 18 years to be housed, what is going to happen to them? so please, please support all the budget justice ask because everything is important, everything, and i repeat, every-thing. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tony robles. i represent senior and disability action, an organization serving seniors and people with disabilities throughout san francisco. we support

yemen levet on and syria a chronic greed they may need to address those issues to keep the deal alive celia home news on iran we disagree on the j.c. but i believe we can come up with something that can deal with the fundamental issue of the j.c. which is the nuclear issue but also deal with these other three issues that are included. trump again suggested gulf nations need to make a larger financial investment in syria's future stability and security following the defeat of eisel the countries that are there that you all know very well are immensely wealthy they're going to have to pay for this but the meeting appeared to do little to ease fears of a looming trade war with no sign trump had agreed to exempt the european union from tariffs on steel and aluminum imports set to take effect on may first we have the very first issue on trade which is overcapacity is still in a limb and it doesn't come from europe and not even from france the meeting between u.s. president donald trump and french president emanuel mccraw has highlighted key policy differences between the two leaders their divisi

with me to discuss the significance of the meeting is the bbc‘s asia editor, celia hatton.e seen today is pretty extraordinary. assess fast break the mood, the tone and the substance? was there much substance that? the mood recess in positive. i think watching those two men, they did seem quite at ease with each other. i think it went over the expectations of most people, considering the fact that really, there had not been a lot of time to plan the summit. usually these summits take months and months to organise. that said, i think, summits take months and months to organise. that said, ithink, the agreement does cover a lot of key points. there is a real commitment to denuclearisation, in the wedding, there is a real effort to try to reduce the danger of war, they say. the two side say it want to cease all hostile plans, including land, sea and air. in may, military generals will continue meeting. in august, families that have been separated will meet. there is lots of stuff in there. however, there are of stuff in there. however, there a re lots of of stuff in there. how

.: he is a chief of the military but has also been careful when it comes to celia because of the intelligencemes to syria because of the intelligence before airstrikes. andmilitary has the ability macron has been cautious when it comes to really committing to a joint action in airstrikes. tom: what are the polarities in paris within the newspapers, looking back to nigeria, 1956, with all of the -- algeria, 1956, how was domestic grants arabs, holiday responding to what mr. mcclellan is looking to do? do?r. macron is looking to even though it still is a scarring that french population, you have 4 million arabesques or of -- aerobics, or of arab origin, still living. were arab origin, still living there. origin being the linked to a terrorist that are small, but macron is very careful when it comes to military intervention. tom: thank you. we look over to headlines out of paris and washington. the president of the united states calling these attacks in his words "imminent." i'm not sure if that means that we will find out as we move forward. coast-to-coast, your morning briefing on radio. look

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celia is in connecticut on the line for those opposed. am i on?nd ion?- wall,the wall, the mexico i am totally against it. but me try to explain my point. the type of person coming to our country is trying to do the cheap work to help us. they work very hard in the farms. they should be legalized. two, second kind of person coming to this country, they come to push drugs. why? because we, some young people, need them. so what we need to do is put the money where the profit is, that is to enhance education. education is where we need to put the money in, ok? i do not want to see the wasting of money and time where the problem is not really solved. thank you very much. host: mary is in goldsboro, north carolina for those who support. go ahead. caller: we have folks coming through the wall. -- drugs coming through the wall. it is destroying the whole united states. our kids are getting hold of these drugs. their lives are being ruined. they are not able to support the country. do you have a member in your family whose life has been destroyed by drugs? the w