let's see what our premier pundit expects from the self the names fixture is cho say marino. brazil in costa rica costa rica is not just the team that did well in the past world cup it was also a team that is very stable i just watched them play a friendly against scotland and by the world organized but the force of brazil is full of dozens of creativity of that and i mean i don't think brazil is going to have many problems to get this report. seems like cho say has a competitor for the top job prediction here achilles the cat lives in some petersburg metallic museum and it's become an animal for the world cup he's picked brazil for the upcoming match. now those football fans who couldn't make the trip to russia have had to console themselves by keeping up with the matches in the home countries now a group of english friends are doing exactly that but they found a great way to get an authentic international feel to the games as a must to see check and explained. the world in a football frenzy we're meeting a group of fans who decided to take on a different approach to make su

i like art a lot. ♪ >> reporter: in northwest, aimee cho, news4 >> so cool. right?or that. love the one at national harbor. >> never saw that one. i feel like it was there and then gone. >> it is fantareic. yoight about that. this will be great. >>> much more ahead on news4 lutoday. >> is an hour by hour look >> is an hour by hour look at the forecast with storm team: to three generations montgoof elrich's.is home we love it here. but we have to work to keep it great, like fixing transit and traffic to shorten my son-in-law's commute. increasing open space where my grandchildren can play. and reducing classroom sizes for all our kids. that's why our next county executive has to require developers to solve the problems their developments create. as county executive, that's exactly what i'll do for every generation. the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? don't miss final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. it's the lowest price er, only for a limited

aimee cho is live in the news >>om with the latest on the story. eporter: press secretary sanders and her family just started easingt the red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia when they werewnsked by the to leave. this is according to a "washington post" article the pressre sry tweeted about the understand dent this morning, saying, quote, i polite left, the owner's actions say far more about her than me. i always treat these respectfully, and will continue to do so. we're also getting a look at what happened from the restaurant's perspective. this was tweeted out by the direct of a left leaning envi to 86 sarah huckabee sanders, restaurant code for evicting a guest. the owner of the red hen told "the washington post" she pulled sanders as he and told the restaurant has, quote, certain standards such as honesty, compassion and cooperation. the restaurant has been flooded with positive and negative reviews awell as death threats. it's created confusion here in d.c. a restaurant by the same name, red hen, in northwest g flooded with angry reviews. that restaurant put out a statement

i wouldn't want to be a protester trying to confront secretary cho, that's for sure. kennedy: absolutely not. and what does it say about the tenorn washington, chris. it's not just leftist protesters. there are people -- and that's the thing. maxine waters may think that, you know, she's having her occupy wall street moment with some of her supporters. but when you say out and get a crowogether and harass people, you're telling the opposite side to do the exact same thing. and jim acosta saw that. >> and she's not even opposed to violence in general. back in march she endorsed the rodney king race riots by saying that was a great reckoning moment for blacks in america. it was a race riot where people were attacked for they skin color. kennedy: people died. and people's lives for destroyed in the aftermath of that. and you know, i was there in los angeles in 1992. i saw that happen. i saw a car on my street get fire bombed. and the men in the 7-eleven a block away, pulled out of the store and beaten. their atm taken out of the store. that was not a moment of reckoning.

espalda y tenía problemas de salud pero si se ponen short y tenis juega con él como si nada pero es que chosalle corre el aire y eso te refresca bastante y la gente agrlomerada al lado izquierdo y el derecho pero en la gente pobrecito es que sí esí vamos a ver a qué nos agarramos acá y contigo no he platicado ¿cómo te la estás pasando? >> bien ¿cuál ha sido el momento del desfile. >> es firmaron la pelota pero tienes la razón pero en serio y es que cuando me acerco y siento una mano en el hombro que jala pero estamos así como en la recta final y sido un día maravilloso y a verdad el clima percioso que tenemos y la gente que piensa acompañarnos, bloqueador solar y agua, hidrátese bien por favor pero es que ha portado como parte del desfile de la vi luego de la pausa comercial. >> y celebración de los juego en juego y viaje en viaje y para sus esposas, hijos, hijas y es una manera también de darle las gracias a ellos. >> sí es mall pero es donde está bien en ese pero es que al final de estilo pero es telemundo tuvieron pero, pero pero es que al momento también. >> rafael. >> sí ahora juntándom

secretary of state and the vice chair of north korea kim yong cho and you're right just the optics of this are absolutely remarkable because a lot had to come into play in order to even allow the vice chair to enter the united states given the fact and fact under the maximum pressure campaign that exists in the united states against north korea heavy strict financial sanctions individual sanctions and this includes kim young now why is he one of the people that has been sanctioned well in the eyes of the united states he has done some very bad things he has according to the united states they have accused him of not only being involved when he was head of the cyber warfare in the spy chief of north korea that he was involved with the hacking of sony pictures when it was preparing to release a movie satirizing kim jong un the north korean leader as well he is accused by south korea and others of being behind the twenty ten sinking of a south korean navy vessel that killed forty six sailors now we should point out this is something north korea denies but at the same time the u.s. sancti

and steve cho on this episode of one of one east we witnessed the massive dictions and demolitions reshaping beijing. here in the beijing suburb ocean john it's outside the fifty three mud about fifty kilometers from the city center into recently almost one hundred twenty thousand people lived here now they must leave. a major yes and that delay should actually question that leader that has not run up on earth and not just someone they're not going to meet them out of town and i'm sure that you will hear. i found the montana judge shocking images are they here any of another novel. yeah. are you talking about that you know probably not enough trigger a woman on the. this woman lived and where to go with their husbands now the small shop i rented is nothing but a body stump. and what are the children who were later going to come. down from canada to the arguments here why don't you know that i'm gone and that there are a number of other. means of transportation to be pretty toxic when. they move what i have left a few hundred meters down the body. but it's only temporary this area is going to

i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we meet those traveling to the far reaches of the earth to look for look. at first sight the faroe islands make your heart skip a beat. secluded in the north atlantic ocean it's striking mountains a cloaked in fog there's not a tree or a person inside it hard to imagine for someone from the philippines and looking so although there's no hell so. close the house this is just thinking. many have never heard about this tiny country at the door of the arctic circle especially in tropical thailand when i told my friend that i going to be unfair and they say why you go to keep it there yes. home to only fifty thousand people and eighty thousand sheep. it's also cold and wet. and the strain. a lot. and in darkness for more than half of the year. went. blooming. everything it's like. because we come from one country and big country and then here is so small. but stay a while and something happens in a place that seems like it's on the edge of the earth women from afar a finding something they yearn for. i've come to find out what it is it's. hundr

least forty cases of abuse the raids came just hours before vatican abuse investigators were to meet cho lay in officials to discuss their findings. antarctic ice sheet is melting three times as fast as it was just a decade ago that's the conclusion of a study published by dozens of scientists in the journal nature researchers warn the melting ice could raise global sea levels and inundate low lying areas. it's been one year since the grand fall tower fire in west london seventy one people died in the u.k.'s deadliest blaze since world war two a tribute to victims began at just before one am u.k. time the time the fire is thought to have started the tower and twelve surrounding blocks were lit up in green as was the prime minister's office downing street that illumination lasted until five am and will be repeated over the next four days from eight pm until midnight. one year on from the tragedy british prime minister trees a man has published an apology over shortcomings in her response to the blaze she says they include failing to meet survivors in the fires immediate aftermath the very

were leaving an-vent wh secretaryar cho can be he telling the group "leave husband alone." >> supreme court upheld the traving ban on 5 4eu6 vote yesterday. president has authority to determine he who can enter country. white house calledhe ruling vipd occasions. high court feralsls decenib decenting ruling and justice sotomansr and ruth gator burg. >>. >> let's talk about it road conditions and of course ourpe weather notning on the roads right? >>> not yet. >> now the fl allis all youris yours. >> not much happening in e weather damage yet. >> okay >> exactly. >> time is over. >> that changes later today. 1ti. cloudy condis to start the day here. expect more clouds than sun. as we work our way through the daytime hours.again from time tu will get a peek or two of sunshine break through clouds across the region. we had two features coming through.t firs warm front this morninger can s a shower or two andse if you look clo maryland pan handle west virginiarm showers stog there. extend f line southwrard there that is the warmront working its way through. the it gives us a better chance

aimee cho got a sneak peek earlier in the week. >> reporter: this time next year this building will benew national children's e seum. they h make it a place kids can put down the phone and pick up something new. this is what the finished museum will look like. giant science exhibits, every detail planned out, all of it encouraging kids to learn about the worl dream of what they can become. >> it will be a wonderful, open area environment. >> crystal is the president of the museum. wants kids to enjoy learning asr much as she diing up. >> you take them to a museum, they can remember something they saw. it can spark something in them that changes their whole life. >> reporter: it won't be all moved in until next year. today some students are showing off moves of excitement. isy do you like museums? >> you learn aboutry and what somebody did back in the ke old days, he '80s, '60s. >> reporter: while they it, they can use their imagination which is what it is all about anyway. t >> i bre will be lots of artwork. i can't wait to see artwork.. i like art a l ♪ >> reporter: in northwest, aime

mario gomez with a chance and two minutes later he was absent again but couldn't make it past yet more cho lebeau found its way out so you'll be on guns the history ching long range shot clip the post mexico now top group while germany needs to go back to the drawing board after the match mexican fans spilled out onto the streets of moscow. the top. of the money as if germany was seen as the strongest team in germany this germany that in the end mexico one goal mexico the fans celebrated their country's made in world cup win against the football powerhouse well into the night. that's. right yeah. now to some other stories making news around the world a powerful earthquake has shaken the japanese city of osaka several dozen people have been injured and at least three are dead the quake knocked over walls and set off fires around the city with a population of more than two million people. hundreds rallied in the u.s. state of texas to protest the government's policy of separating migrant children from their parents under the trumpet ministrations zero tolerance policy adults who enter americ

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whatever happens, one thing is as bar h they seek to repairelatio with pyongyang after kim young cho visited the white house on friday. will we remain on course toward that summit. let's go to hans nickels where the high level preparations are happeni happening. >> good morning, they're planning and proceeding at a pace to put together this summit heren singapore on the presint' chief of staff is here in angapore meeting and trying to hitch. aside from the lowe ggistics, t need to figure out what is on the memo. troops staying in s keas not on the agenda. he also made it very clear if you have any sort of lifting o sanctions on the north koreans, you have to make sure there is complete and verifiable denuclearization. you're seeing him lie out a hard line on this. he said several times now going forward that it could be a subuy road. we know they need to finalize a hot of these details, a lot happening here in singapore. one quick note, kim jong-un also has an invitation to visit moscow from president vladimir puti >> all right, hans, t bombshell could make you check your facebook ac

and steve cho on this episode of one of one east we witnessed the massive dictions and demolitions reshaping beijing. you're in the beijing suburb ocean john it's outside the fifty three about fifty kilometers from the city center into recently almost one hundred twenty thousand people lived here now they must live. on a dream just and that's a later date price and that leader that's not on the. budget. that made them out of time i'm not sure that you will hear. a sound the man channel you. hear any of the other novel. anything about that either probably not enough trigger a woman on the. this woman lived and worked to get with her husband now the small shop they rented is nothing but a rubbish dump. and what are the children who were later going to come. down from canada to the artists here why don't you know that i'm far from that there are a number there. the only means of transportation to begin to try i think when. they move what i have left a few hundred metres down the budget. but it's only temporary this area is going to be torn down. she recently moved here she had to abandon her gr

historia de fÚtbol mexicano cÓmo lo vieron, cuÁl su pensamiento de esta uyvictor contento, a tisz fe cho otra y lo venÍamos diciendo en la previa de lo que es capaz de hacer cuando hay unidad, cuando estas convencido, ver jugar a mÉxico con algo que para mi es fundamental, cuando juega sin con tensiÓn, juegas con jugadores medios que dan mucho mÁs fluidez a media cancha comoayn, herrera y guardado, esto da fluidez, quÉ hizo mÉxico, los esperÓ y contra golpeo perfectomente, con velocidad y convicciÓn, yo realmente, y me sorprende mucho porque efectivamente es histÓrico, porque damos un paso al frente, porque demuestra el carÁcter y determinaciÓn ojo, ojo, hay que disfrutar, el partido, saberlo darle el v que merece, pero no hay que olvidar que viene lo mÁs difÍcil, son los partidos a los que mÉxico le cuesta cuando tiene que bajar y tiene que mantener una lÍnea, acaba de dar un golpe importante para darnos cuenta de que tenemos buenos jugadosbajaronuy bien y que a todos los que en su momento cuestionamos y criticamos. >>> sigue, que me haces llorar. >>> a osorio, seÑores, a callar, apoyar

our aimee cho is live at the site where friends last saw raymond mcgavin to explain what's being done to track him down. >> reporter: jim, his parents are fntic for answers. raymond mcgavin had come here to the capital oney arena on sun night to attend the u2 concert have friends. they went their separate ways at the end of the night to go home and he hasn't beeneen since. >> we don't get it. that's all i can say. >> reporter: as raymond mcgavin's parents talk about the search for their son, his dad's hands shakeit worry. >> he's a great person and we miss him and we want him to come home. >> reporter: what we know about that night. 8:00 p.m. the concert starts. 11:00 raymond talks to a friend and it sounds like he's near the metro. 11:30 he texts someone he found a way home. 1:00 amhe posts a strpchat near n tracks. nobody knows where. >> we can't even begin the search until we know where he was last located. >> in our minds he's been gone four days. he's a teenager. he hasn't used his phone. to me that's evidence of criminal activity. >> reporter: raymond graduated from gonzaga high

this thurs news 4 aimee cho has more on the county's growing need for educators. >> reporter: it's the start of summer. the last thing on most people's mines right now is school, as we speak, prince george's county school says they're working to get createe to m sure every classroom has a teher in the fall. the challenge, the school system says they're having trouble finding people who want to be teachers or areualified so they're offering bonuses for people who sign up and have special skill set. pearl is the director of hr for prince george's county schools. she says soms subjere especially tough to fill like science and math. >> it starts with having that individual who is committed and dedicated to their learning in those classrooms. >> reporter: having a jobair on thursday. they hope to recruit people like clare fields she's had practice student teaching and next fall will become a brand new reading teacher nen fall. >> whey hear you're a teacher, they think that's awesome, i could never do that.k but i t if you care about teachehen you can be a >> reporter: and the county says th

we would love uber to be an important partf how people with disabilities travel. >> reporter: aimee chodoug is back and back from the beach. i want to know, did you good weather for your vacation? >> of course. >> of course youyo did. ev time without fail. >> i mean, you know. >> thanks a lot. >> thanks for dumping on us. >> i know when t leave and i know when it's nice where i'm going. that works every time except for my honeymoon where it rained the entire time. my wife was not happy at all. let's take a look and show you what we' dealing with now. we've got cloud cover across the egion, but it's a really nice day. we saw sunshine earlier. temperatures below average. yesterdaye h a high of 91. today we're only in the low 80s. we do have cloud cover and i similar daye a tomorrow to what we're dealing with outside right now. again, pretty nice. mostly c high temperature around 83. 81 degrees by 7:00 tonight. down to about 72 degrees by 11:00. ally a very nice night. if you're going to eat outdoors, no problem. much better to eat outdoors tonight than the past couple nights. it has been

i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we meet those traveling to the far reaches of the earth to look for look. at first sight the faroe islands make your heart skip a beat. secluded in the north atlantic ocean it's striking mountains a cloaked in fog there's not a tree or a person inside it hard to imagine for someone from the philippines and. oldish know who else. push the hostesses just thinking. many have never heard about this tiny country at the door of the arctic circle especially in tropical thailand when i told my friend that i going to be unfair and they say why you go to keep it there yeah. home to only fifty thousand people and eighty thousand sheep. it's also cold and wet. and the strain a lot. and in darkness for more than half of the year. went. it feels for a clue blooming. everything is. like. because we come from one country and big country and then here is so small. but stay a while and something happens in a place that seems like it's on the edge of the earth women from afar a finding something they yearn for. i've come to find out what it is it's. hundreds

top of lieutenant conner, he ordered fire on his own position, exactly where he was, courageously choing to face death in order to save his battalion and achieve victory for freedom. and those people that were with him, many of them now gone, said it was the single bravest act they have ever seen. he had shells dropped right on him. aim at me he said. aim at me. well, they missed him by feet, but he kept calling in more rounds, more rounds until the blanket of fire broke the german advance, a the enemy retreated, saving so many american lives. lieutenant conner's courageous actions killed roughly 50 german soldiers, injured 100 more, and saved so many american lives. they don't even have the count. somehow lieutenant conner survived the attack. less than four months later the nazis surrendered. that was a big, big day. soon after merle came home, his to organed a parade to celebrate his heroic deeds. one of the speakers was the legendary world war i hero sergeant york. you know all about sergeant york? all my generals know about sergeant york. it was at this time that pauline first caugh

aimee cho, news 4. >>> meantime relief for the family of a missing 10-year-old boy. the local police department teamed up to find him and used some high tech tools to pull this off. check it out. this is new video from the fairfax county police helicopter. you can see that bright white little dot there inid the me of your screen. that's the boy. the helicopter used some heat seeking togy. picked up the heat the boy a body was putting off. this is wednesday night. firefighters got there on the ground and they helped get the boy back to his family. in all he was missing for only about two hours. >>> we are tracking the crisis at the border and the effect of trump's interior tolerance policy. the civil rights group that's been monitoring a cases a courthouse in texas says today marks the first time in a month that arrested parents were not separated from their children. but the is still no specific plan on how and when those tained children will be reunited with their parents. tonight demratic lawmakers are from the answers ntvernment agencies involved. meanwhile presir

news 4 aimee cho talked to family members. >> reporter: it all started right here tuesday night.immons ring a moped back and forth and that's when i car pulls up, two suspects get out, hold simmons at gunpoint, zip tie him, force him in the carnd drive him away. charging documents tell what happened next. thee kidnapers m several phone calls to family demanding ransom. simmons relatives dropped off $7,000 in cash. butarly the next morning police say ierwase in this alley behind atlantic street southeast that simmons was shot and killed. lice say theyaught one of the alleged kidnapers.d 25-year- darren carlisle moore who's been arrested before for gun charges. h police say barricaded himsilf inde this house in bowie las night before being arrested. today just a few blocks from the shootingozens gathering to protest the violence and mourning another life lost. >> our kids are dying. >> this is every day in the neighborhood for no reason. i can't even put it in words. >> darren moore appeared in court today and a judgerdered him held without bond. aimee cho, news 4. >>> we go nowo t

ke >> in northwest, aimee cho, news 4. >>> another security breach at what's supposed to be one of the most security s in the world. >> see the dramatic scene that unfolded outside the white house today from a man who captured it all on camera. >>> 20 years ago a young woman's body was found in this wooded area here in charles county. police have never been able to identify her. coming up you'll meet the detective who didn't give lamont: my kids are in public schools. i always wanted the schools to perform at a particular level. i'm very satisfied with what we have. vo: mayor muriel bowser has accelerated education reforms that have improved our schools. she's made our teachers the best paid and the most accountable in the country. and parents are staying in the district for our schools. but her work isn't done. now's the time for bold ideas to continue ming progress. lamont: i'm voting for mayor bowser because she's moving in the right direction and that's we need and our kids e thriving as a result of that. >>> welcome back. we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode because of today f

and steve cho on this episode of one of one east we witnessed the massive dictions and demolitions reshaping beijing. you're in the beijing suburb ocean john it's outside the fifty three mud about fifty kilometers from the city center into recently almost one hundred twenty thousand people lived here now they must all live. on the edges and that delay should actual price and that leader that has not run up on their advantage is someone they're not going to need them out of to a national budget well they're. tough and the montana judge was shocking images are there and you know any of the other novel. yeah i'm. employing a. and it's kind of like that either probably not enough drugs or a woman on. this woman lived anywhere to get with her husband now the small shop i rented is nothing but a rubbish dump. i'm going to. fill her fool you'll find they are going to come. down from canada to the artists here why don't you know that i'm no fan of your number there. the only means of transportation to be pretty tropical. then move what i have left a few hundred metres down the budget. but it's only

triunfo, quÉ se hace cuando tu selecciÓn le gana al campeÓn del mundo en el primer partido de rusia solo cho y alemania ahorita que es temprano con un cafÉ. >>> comenzÓ el partido y la angustia, la fe puesta en el veo y rojo, pero con reservas, porque m rival no era menor, era el campeÓn de mundo cuando cada yo el primer gol... la fiesta llegÓ a la calle, y aquÍ aseguran que el resto de juegos, fue mÁs largo que lo habitual. por eso siguiÓ un ritual, una oraciÓn, buena vibra, lanlzada desde los Ángeles hasta moscÚ y finalmente, un tri regalÓ este gusto a los suyos. ahora, al menos en la cancha, todo es posible. >>> >>> en su twitter presidente de mÉxico, orgulloso dijo que mÉxico compite a la altura de los mejores en el mundo, la fiesta fue de todos. llegÓ a tal grado que la policÍa tuvo que intervenir para controlar desmanes de aficionados, en redes sociales tambiÉn lo celebraron con memes como este, a ochoa, que no dijo que ni un gol entrarÁ y un chicharito que w llegÓ a las lÁgrimas cuando acabÓ el partido, porque ahora generaciÓn ajeno raciÓn, cada mexicano haÁa que perdure para siempre

aimee cho explains tonight she'o not in feeling isolated and now she's taking her fight to court. >> before heidi case can head he anywhere,as to plan how she'll get there a day in advance. co if yan't get in and around and to wherunity is happening, you really can't be a part of it. >> reporter: case normally uses metro to get where she's going. she wishes she could take uber, but if you look at their app, one of the onlyions for wheelchair user system to take a taxi. >> if able to use uber, i could think about what do i want t do today. do i want to go to a restaurant just like other petele. >> repor that's the driving force for why she joined a lawsuit against uber. she dreams of the day she can request a ride like anybody else. >> it requires them to spend some money on accommodations and that's where the fight t seems be. >> reporter: uber said a statement that said we will continue to workh our partners in the d.c region and beyond to expand transportatn options for all residents. we have a clear nondiscrimination policy. they've been piloting a program lled uber ways. we tried

anyway. >> i can't wait to see art work because i like art a lot. >> reporter: in northwest,ee aim cho> right now at 5:00, i'm amelia draper and it's a hot one out t dre. trackieep humid and our next chance of relief. >>>lus weeks after winning hockey's top prize, the caps and their stanley cup winning coach are parting ways. nthe reactio after barry trotza nounces he's not coming back. >>> and growing criticism over a white house policy that separates migrant children from their parentsbo at the rder. >> the united states will not be camp.ant >> ahead a local lawmaker describes what he saw during his visit to one of the centers housing undocumented immigrant children. >>> and video just in. guns drawn on the white house lawn. we've got new details on the breach that triggered the alarm. >>> and we begin now withng brea news. chopper 4 over the six flags amusement park in princy george's couhere a roller coaster is stuck. >> at one point that ride was filled with people and we hear they were stuck for about 45 minutes this afternoon. news 4 scott macfarlane is at the live desk. >> jim,

aimee cho, news 4. >>> now at 6:00. >> they are so lucky.ing. >>> dramatic n images capture the frantic moments after a fiery crash. see what it took to get these workers to safest. >>> the fady makes a surprise visit to texas amid growing backlash at the border. but the attention quickly turnee to whatas wearing. >>> plus questions about what triggered the attack after a woman was malluled by hur fianc dog. >> plant that is so poisonous you could go behind by just touching it and it's sprouting up in local neighborhoods. >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> thursday evening, a time when members o congress often jet out of town, but the first weekend of summer will have to wait. >> yep. there's another vote on immigration ahead. >> we begin again tonight the crisis at our border. the first lady makes a surprise trip t texas to see the situathen for elf. >> confusion reins after the separate changes his decision on separating families. >>> access denied. nbc news sti working to bring you inside the facilities where babies and girls ar

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president trump: i'm very honored tt he cho to do it during my term in caoffice e he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. robert: supreme court shakeup. the retirement has sparked a politicalat be. democrats argue republicans should wait until after the november elections and follow the precedent they set in 2016. that's when senat majority leader mitch mcconnell refused toid give prt obama's supreme court pick a vote. >> they should follow the rule they set in 2016. anything, buthat, would be the absolute height of hypocrisy. >> this n is 2016 and right in the president's first term. robert: president trumpt isn' waiting. he has identified potential nomine who could cement control of the supreme court for decades. president trump: we have an excellent list of highly educated and highly intelligent and tremendous people. robert: we examine the impact a new justice could have on policy and the president's legacy with seung min kim of the "washington post." joan biskupic of cnn pete williamof nbc news and carl hulls of the washington times. >> corp

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whil it certainly works in the short run, it's not enoughge of cho save them from the tsunami that will watch over ther business models over next five years. >>> it occurs to me beyond the fact tha a small retailer will have to collect 8% sales tax or whatever it is, in whatever jurisdiction, butis i also going to raise that small retailer's cost of doisi ss if they have to buy soware systems toelp them comply, and then they're going to have to, one way or other, remit those collections back to the taxing district where the consumer lives. how much is it going to hurt them? >> i think that it's going to cause a lot of small sellers to tru d attach themselves to larger platforms that o the service. it will be in amazon's best interest to handle the burden for the mill years of sellers, but it also forces ksd l in the smaller seller more and more into a big platform like that. what i'm hope will happen is us seeing congress carve out, you know, space in these regulations that impos aigh enough minimum sales oy above which you have to pay a sail taxi. this would cer lot of microbusinesses

reporter: appearing together after a nearly 80-minute oval office meeting, president trump and kiyong cho announcing the on again/off again summit is again a go. mr. trump dialing down expectations for the first face-to-face between an american president and a north korean leader and saying there could be more meetings to come. >> we're going to start a process and i told him today, take your time. we can go fast, we can go slowly, but i think they would like to see something happen. >> reporter: the announcement ending a summit cliff hanger after president trump abruptly cancelled it last week citing kim jong-un's anger and hostility and days of diplomatic drama with kim yong chol personally delivering a letter from the north korean dictator. but steep hurdles remain. is north korea ready to get rid of its nuclear weapons? >> i think they want to do that. i know they want to do that. >> reporter: mr. trump saying the north korean sanctions are staying but he has no plans to impose new ones or ramp up the maximum pressure campaign. >> i don't want to use that term because we're getting lo

connection to frank first marco fabio non-color south saito are in the squad there's also guillermo cho was famous for shutting out brazil of the last world cup. and for having excellent head. and now for the last eight sweden it's called. the swedes have already done germany a huge favor by knocking out italy it's even the germans have gone out two more times than a cancer remember again there's a bonus legal link here. making beanie and now all of these teams are focused right . now is locked on a brand of it has quit the team to spend more time looking in the mirror the start is a male forsberg abhi light cigs impatient sacking midfielder. and they have two experienced heads up front in markets and so on but how far will all that take them. i think on another day while i work it out. ok i've got it germany are easily topping this group and true to form mexico will join them. that means sweden will be heading home. along with south korea. but to finish the story of we need to go back to berlin. the reason i had to come back to berlin is this street right here the stretch of road betwe

but it's also a time of homage to those who through no cho of their own were forced to survive a system of human ndage. >> a legacy of slavery and juststand things didn' stop because one document said it did. >> derrick ward, news >>> firefighters worked through the night to put out a massive fire at a recycling plant in rockville. chopper 4 over the scenende or on the scene with crews morning. a large pile of card board,h clnd paper being prepared for recycling caught fire yesterday. it took more than a million gallons of water to put out the glams. the damage estimate is about $100,000. nobody was hurt. >>> the national guard in hawaii just releasing this stunning new video. a river of lava that snakedth throug big island last night. more than 600 homes have been destroyed sin the kilauae volcano firstrued the island also has been hit with a series of powerful earthquakes near the c volcano's summit. >>> a volcano in south western i japan bluets top this morning. the violent eruption sent smoke 15,000 feeo the air. the ash fell over the city covering s,roads, vehic homes. some people

is harsh if women bring shame upon their families but what constitutes shameful behavior and steve cho on this episode of one of the unused we look at the mysterious disappearance of four young women were they killed because they clapped their hands. northern pakistan. a place where not much has changed for the locals in a long time. but then technology the mobile phone shook their world. a video of four girls and two boys went public. it doesn't look very dramatic girls clapping boys dancing. around or they never appear together and the girls are fully covered. but here that was more than enough just you just if you want to. wait a minute citizen by the east. but in english jealousy afzali stanny is the brother of the two boys in the video. and a lot of men to be given them and yeah you know yard gate at the high. general jack and appears in the case of the i was told that the media was the city's. islam a bud based reporter. saw the video he realized the precarious future faced by the girls in a place ruled by strict customs separating men and women he decided to travel to coaster to

cho was celebrating her 21st birthday when someone shot her in the head outside the q cafe in palo alto. dozens of people witnessed that shooting. 17 years later police have yet to arrest anyone. a $100,000 reward is still being offered for information that leads to a celebration of life for an icon of the japanese-american community here in the south bay. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at the remembrance. >> reporter: about a thousand continuing rignow. you can see hundreds of people spilling out onto the sidewalk. they came to pay tribute to the man they say worked so hard to preserve history. during world war ii, jimmy yamaichi was sent to live at the tuly lake japanese internment camp and made sure those memories were part of an exhibit at the japanese-american museum of san jose which we co-founded. because of all of those experiences, the emperor of japan honored him for his service to the japantown community. >> he always had a contagious smile and very positive. happy. loving. and he was very committed to the japanese community. he was very involved. >> reporter: he was a

president spends any cho hours with kim jong un is right hand man as he makes a historic. so the white tiles. alarm suits us and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up a palestinian paramedic is shot dead by israeli forces during protests along the gaza border. a change in spain mariano rajoy is forced out of office by socialist leader had just sanchez replaced his illness prime minister. and good guerrilla news from.

president trump: i'm very honored tt he cho to do it during my term in caoffice e he felt confident inake the right choice and carry on his great legacy. robert: supreme court shakeup. the retirement has sparked a politicalat be. democrats argue republicans should wait until after the november elections and follow the precedent they set in 2016. that's when senat majority leader mitch mcconnell refused toid give prt obama's

dot com you can get more information about all our world cup coverage with cho same arena football ingrates on team. next u.s. federal prosecutors working on the trouble russia probe of accused donald trump's former campaign manager pressuring witnesses to give false evidence ahead of a trial on a ford is said to have failed to register as a foreign agent when he lobbied for ukraine in two thousand and twelve but it's an intercept you know explains when it comes to interfering the u.s. is a past master the magic meddling in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential election still dominates headlines stateside russian meddling into the twenty sixteen election russian interference russia is again trying to disrupt our elections for russia did meddle in the two thousand and sixteen election but he didn't need a history lesson to understand that foreign meddling is a global game one that the u.s. plays very well. through our history when we tried to manipulate or influence elections or even overturn to governments it was done with the best interests of the people of that country in mind gi

convinced and it's ok kids are entitled to an opinion too hard but this is it would be better for cho's. if they stayed at home during ramadan. in germany staying home is not an option because schooling is mandatory and nor and most if i have to perform the same tasks as their classmates who are not fasting. i don't have any problems with this i'm just there is to sometimes. it's not to matter my mother always says if i can't go on then it's ok to drink or eat something then i just have to break my fast. most of it is lucky he can fast without being put under pressure there are no clear rules in islam concerning at what age children must begin fasting. the world cup in russia is just around the corner and germany has now finished their training camp in italy confident they've done the necessary groundwork for a successful tournaments despite losing last week's friendly against austria the team is now back in germany for upon a warm up match against saudi arabia after which the real work begins. cracking weather a laid back atmosphere and simple drills the perfect entered germany's world

it would be better for cho's. if they stayed at home during ramadan . in germany staying home is not an option because schooling is mandatory and newer and most of the have to perform the same tasks as their classmates who are not fasting. i don't have any problems with this i'm just thirsty sometimes. subtle my mother always says if i can't go on then it's ok to drink or eat something that i just have to break my fast. is lucky he can fast without being put under pressure there are no clear rules in islam concerning at what age children must begin fasting. after some sport in germany is opening world cup match is now just nine days away but first they have the chance to hone their skills and tactics in a finally warm up against saudi arabia tonight in the german town of live what champions are not without their problems having lost last week's friendly in austria injuries are also. it's not the news germany fans wanted to hear midfielder medhat isil has been ruled out of the saudi arabia game but the team hope he will be back soon. don't just say it's

dot com for more information about our world cup coverage with cho say marino and our other footballing great to our own team r.t. for this tournament. we're going to go live to the palace now in vienna where vladimir putin is holding a media conference with his australian counterpart alexander vander bell and let's join in now. this is an example from the very beginning. was it in. this i mean if it's on the word it was president putin. in a video of you and you're going to be in. norman how. many years to be king. over for a limited is the human problem in. this venue to commence in the future. where we don't have a translation for that i'm afraid so we can hear what president alexander vent about and saying that but we will work it out for you when president putin speaks of course we will come back to post happening in the. meantime u.s. federal prosecutors working on the trump russia probe of accused president trump's former campaign manager of pressuring witnesses to give false evidence ahead of a trial for what is said to have failed to register as a foreign agent when he lobbied

and steve cho on this episode of one of one east we witnessed the massive dictions and demolitions reshaping beijing. during the beijing suburb ocean jan it's outside the fifty three rugged about fifty kilometers.

it would be better for cho's. if they stayed at home during ramadan. in germany staying home is not an option because schooling is mandatory and nor and most if i have to perform the same tasks as their classmates who are not fasting. i don't have any problems with those i'm just there is to sometimes. suck to murder my mother always says if i can't go on then it's ok to drink or eat something but i just have to break my fast on the first no. booze to fall is lucky he can fast without being put under pressure there are no clear rules in islam concerning at what age children must begin fasting. germany played their final warm up match ahead of russia's world cup disposing of minnows saudi arabia on friday evening as expected the world champions got off to a sharp start wunderkind to the other rivalry game from close range in the eighth minute and demand shaft as the team was so their lead before half time saudi arabia's omar. holding the ball in his own net instead of been kicking himself without one it wasn't all smooth sailing though for the germans t

secretary of state says that he's made great progress in his talks with kim yong cho one of the north korean leader's closest aides it comes as both north and south korea agreed to set up a new joint liaison office following high level talks at the demilitarized zone friday. our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste. in my conversations with chairman kim jong un to be on young and today with vice chairman kim young troll i've been very clear the president trump in the united states objective is very consistent and well known the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula like it started swearing in a caretaker government ahead of elections in late july former judge nice little mole will run the country until the votes the three main political parties are looking to convince voters that they can grow the economy and create jobs at least sixteen people are now confirmed to have been killed in antigovernment protests in nicaragua since wednesday the organi