macron has marked that no one is .bove the law emmanuel macron has come out and said it. hat going to be enough to appease his critics? reporter: that t is a good question. it is a little bit surprising macron i would say thahat could explain what hapapned duduring this. secondly, i would say that macron has used some very crude exactlynd we don't know . is it the memberers from the opposition that they want to add some explanation? it was a good decision mr. baker .resident macron anchor: this today while, didn't it? he didn't come out and directly apologize, however you want to describe it. is this all part of a political strategy? winene, and your opinion, did it take the time it d f for thi apolology? guest: i'm not sure that macron will apologize about what happened. situst didn't want it t to -- sit w with. he has said he will put aside all elements looking at scandalsls, represent transparency. he's not realally solve thehe political distresss between cicitizens and were e presented. -- and representatives. this is the biggest t crisis of his presidency. ok.or:: mor

emmanuelle macron is not a big fan of the eu as angela merkel is.l about informing the eu and watching brexit happen, trying to square his electorate. he thinks he can geta square his electorate. he thinks he can get a out of brexit in terms of the financial moves with paris. he is seen as the bad cop versus angela merkel's good cop. butjeremy hunt is appealing to both to help britain in the event of a no deal. but as camilla was saying, the idea of negotiating hasjust camilla was saying, the idea of negotiating has just been camilla was saying, the idea of negotiating hasjust been very poor from been all along, it is basically we have been in a poor position than the eu. but we are acting as if we have this amazing ball in our court. i'm always suspicious when they say the prime ministers cutting short a holiday. i think there will always be plans, but it is adding to the sense of drama that she is pulling out all the stops, she has a new brexit secretary that has been slightly deputized. so she is looking like she is taking control. i think lookin

to the other big story of the day, emmanuel macron has sacked a security eight after a video showing beating up antigovernment protesters. the mobile phone footage revealed the head of security suring mccrone's -- macron' campaign grabbing demonstrators by the neck during a mayday protest. has beendent's office accused of trying to cover up the incident. let's get more from chris moore at the police headquarters in paris where he is being questioned. what more can you tell us at this point? the buildingis in behind me. police have up to 48 hours in which to decide whether or not to press charges. all of this coming to a head after that video was published showing him dragging and striking protesters while wearing what looked like a policeman summit and a police visor. he is not a policeman. he is a member of the inner circle of president macron's security staff, somebody who was always just steps away from him during the presidential campaign. a preliminary investigation has now been launched looking into potential charges, including participating in group violence and impersonating

he will be hosting emmanuel macron whose team france is in the final. is a relationship between macron and putin that has been warming up this year. macron came to st. petersburg for a summit there that president putin was holding earlier in the year, an annual event, and emmanuel macron went there. so that relationship has been warming up but what macron will talk to putin today before the world cup final is the nato meeting that president trump has just attended and the real concern there was that nato would present united front in the face of russian aggression. so what president putin may learn, the questions he may ask, what emmanuel macron of france may tell him about that meeting will be information, will be available information of insights when he sits down with president trump before he gets president trump's take on that meeting. so the ball here on a world cup final day is very much on this final issue of the moment today at least in president putin's court. >> very good pun there and very good way to say it. nic robertson, thank you. >>> si

french president emmanuel macron saying all that nato agreed to was what they put out in a communique overnight saying that what was in place to increase spending by 2024 is still in pla place. a loot going on here. kaitlan collins is still in belgium where the president just departed. kaitlin? >> john, the president making several stunning statements during that last-minute press conference. reporters were rushed into the room after the president sent nato essentially into an emergency session because of the president's comments about nato then he came out to reporters declaring victory saying nato changed a lot over the two days and that the countries involved in nato agreed to up their defense spending. that doesn't seem to be true, john, because we are hearing from the french president who is pointing to that joint statement that president trump and other leaders signed yesterday which committed them to spending 2% of their gdp on defense spending, a pledge they made years ago and agreed to hit by 2024. that's what the president said during the press conference. he started out say

nic, when emmanuel macron disagrees he will call the president out. >> that's right. he said this idea of raising the contribution to defense spending from 2% to 4%, he says he doesn't see the need for that. he said we analyze the need to increase defense spending on the security threat and he said frankly i don't see the security threat has gone up that far as well. president trump said he should take credit for the fact that over the past year since he last visited nato headquarters the leaders who he has got on the know very well have increased their defense spending by $33 billion. this is how he phrased what he wants and now expects and believes he's got agreement from from those nato allies. >> people have stepped up today like they've stepped up before and remember the word $33 billion they're doing. they're spending at a much faster clip. they're going up to the 2% leve level. >> then we heard from jens stoltenberg, the nato secretary general, who was asked have nato allies agreed to any increase in speed? have they agreed to any increase in level of raising t

husband's side, president trump greeting france's first lady and smiling with french president emmanuel macron just hours after blasting america's european allies. president trump accused germany of being held captive by russia. >> germany, as far as i'm concerned, is captive to russia. >> reporter: later trying to

the newspaper published the video and identified alexandre benalla as being a collaborator of emmanuel macronit did suspend alexandre benalla as soon as it found out about the incident and it moved him to a desk job. just a week ago, there were pictures of him inside the bus with the president and the french football team as they get back to paris. he was there looking after security. lots of claims of cover-up. the interior minister denies them. this afternoon, the chief of police will face in corey. following about for us at the national assembly. thank you. other world news, police in toronto say one person has been killed, 13 others wounded after a gunman opened fire on a busy avenue. place in thetook greektown district at about 10:00 p.m. the gunman was killed. the motive remains unclear. we report. toronto's greektown is usually a lively area. on sunday night, it was ththe scene of a shooting. a man fired a handgun into restaurants along a street, shooting over a dozen people before dying after an exchange of gunfire with police. >> i heard at least 20 shots. in intervals, a clip, reloa

desfile triunfal la alegrÍa desborda a toda francia tambiÉn visitan al presidente de francia, emmanuel macronlemundo ha sido la casa del mundial y ayer ponÍamos el broche de oro a un mes de transmisiones con el partido de la final, hubo muchas emociones, edgar tiene el momento. >> asÍ es felicidad, terminÓ el mundial de rusia 2018 y francia subiÉndose al pÓdium como campeona del mundo, en cuento a la ceremonia la realizÓ el cantante nicky jam, will smith y era istrefi y ronaldinho tocando el tambor encendieron a todas las personas, 80 mil personas se tierno cita en el estadio de rusia, al terminar el partido, se dio la ceremonia oficial en medio de la lluvia de la tormenta de los juegos pirotÉcnicoss donde los presidentes de francia, macron como la presidenta croacia le dieron la mano a los jugadores esta presidenta sin lugar a duda atrajo las miradas no solamente por su belleza, si no tambiÉn por su sencillez, cabe destacar lo que hizo el presidente de francia, emmanuel macron bajÓ a la zona de bastidores f franceses como puedener todavÍa hay plaza rojas algunos todavÍa celebrando el triunfo

rochelle: emmanuel macron is making his first visit to spain and portugal.he alleys seek friends help to connect their energy grid to europe. an easy threat of a transatlantic trade more. the eu and u.s. have agreed to lower trade barriers following a meeting between donald trump and jean-claude juncker in washington. they agreed to resolve u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum as long as your's -- as well as the europe's retaliatory duties. negotiations could prove difficult between the u.s. and china. let's bring up more on this. i'm joined by jeremy getz. to -- eu leaders have called this something of a breakthrough. what exactly does it mean, this decision to avoid a trade crash? >> it is kind of surprising. the breakthrough means we are back to the philosophy of -- 11 days ago, on u.s. television the u.s. president donald trump called the europeans adversaries, competitors, almost as bad as china except the are a little smaller. in 11 days we have basically gone from a condition of adversary to the condition of partner yet again. this is a repetitive patte

i mean, for instance, emmanuel macron's wife is known and got ton know quite well.hat there is a friendship there. as you said, like jackie kennedy and other first ladies before her, she speaks several languages so she can use that to her advantage. i don't think we've seen something quite as frothy as this relationship with nato. not sure how much she can do. my sense is she's not involved at all in the politics of that. she's just there to represent the u.s. >> when she goes there, what is it that she hopes to accomplish? i know that this spokeswoman has said one of the events that she'll be holding i believe in the uk, as the president meets with theresa may, is part of her "be best" initiative. but what do they hope that the first lady walks away with here. >> i really think it is a good will gesture. it is something that certainly would have looked strange if she wasn't part of this trip. i think that the "be best" campaign is going to be a very small component of it. it is very interesting because michelle obama, laura bush, and other first ladies have travele

he'll meet one on one with german chancellor angela america whom emmanuel macron is speaking with. we haven't seen the president interact with macron, we haven't seen the president give a hand shake to angela merkel. maybe it happened behind the scenes but it hasn't happened for us to see and i think people are waiting to see. they have heard the president's criticism of military spending, they've heard the president's direct criticism of german policy. what they have not heard is the call for unity. there's the dutch prime minister right there who directly contradicted president trump in the oval office last week on issues of the european union and trade. >> that's right. and macron and merkel are holding together the eu. they are the defenders of liberal democracy in these international institutions. these countries spent the first half of the 20th century at war and since the advent of nato we've had the longest period since the 1500s. >> british theresa may is obviously beleaguered. there's turmoil and tumult happening in her cabinet and back at home in terms of brexit. so this

but also there has been a lot of interest in this french team, young, multicultural, president emmanuel macronsaw in the pouring rain, in the stadium, in moscow, clearly wanting to see that tea m moscow, clearly wanting to see that team as victimising his approach to the culture of france. the country has swung behind this team in a very big way, but relatively recently, the country was the target of a lot of criticism of until pretty recently, even in the group stage matches, the headlines in l'equipe work, what is going on here, kind of thing, —— the headlines in l'equipe were. multicultural is not a french expression, from the french point of view, from the point of view of a emmanuel macron, this is not a multicultural team, it is a french team, maybe they are immigrants, from a lot of different places, and thatis from a lot of different places, and that is a hallmark of this young team, but, the french view is that this is a french team and what is very striking about this team, and the elements that have come from different areas, like kylian mbappe, symptomatically emblematic, they are

on his visit, emmanuel macron took in some cultural delights too.s introduced to a very talented young artist. 11—year—old kareem waris 0lami—lekan attended the special event in lagos where he drew a portrait of the world leader injust two hours. kareem say‘s he's inspired by artists such as michelangelo and fellow nigerian portrait painter, arinze stanley eg—bengwu. we went to meet him. i started drawing castles from the age of six at school. i draw castles, comics. i get my inspiration from something going on at home, especially my family. this is my friend. i want to be like arinze stanley egbengwu, michelangelo. that is myself among great artists. my best work is this because of the title. the sweat is from the work i did. my family, work hard for me. 0nly11. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbc mike embley. hello there. 29 degrees celsius was the high yesterday. that was in northern ireland. there will be a dramatic dip in the temperature here during the day ahead. we had and will have a dramatic drop in te

is at a time for a restraining hand from his best buddy, emmanuel macron, to say, hang on, just beforeink he tried everything with trump and that failed. no, we should be very worried. i don't see any thing positive in that latest episode. trump is a traitor, he is a traitor to his own country, to the idea of america. he shows weakness, which is terrible in the face of russia. russia, or putin's russia, is not our friend, it is an adversary. well, he was a friend to germany when he wants to buy cheap energy. well, here's a friend to the far left and far right in europe. putin's russia has been meddling in elections in western world for more ten years. hacking political organisations. don't you think that is what he does, rather successfully. you are calling him a traitor. i am in no trump fan. that isjust the mirror image of the american right calling obama a traitor. on that point we have to leave it. my thanks to our guests and to you forjoining us. back same time next week. hello there is more cloud in the sky today than yesterday. especially in the north and west where we have a we

on his visit, emmanuel macron took in some cultural delights too. talented young artist. 11—year—old kareem waris 0lamilekan attended the special event in lagos where he drew a portrait of the world leader injust two hours. kareem say‘s he's inspired by artists such as michelangelo and fellow nigerian portrait painter, arinze stanley egbengwu. we went to meet him. i draw castles, comics. i get my inspiration from something going on at home, especially my family. i want to be like isaac and michelangelo. that is myself among great artists. my best work is this because of the title. that's it. my family, work hard for me. impressive, just 11. a reminder of our top story. british police say two people who've fallen critically ill were exposed to the same type of nerve agent used in the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter. a police spokesman said the use of a novichok nerve agent had been confirmed by chemical weapons research experts. he said there was no evidence that the couple had been deliberately targeted. the bbc‘s security

reaffirmed her commitment to the alliance. [ speaking german ] >> reporter: french president emmanuel macron did the same. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: and british prime minister theresa may did the same. >> nato is as vital to us today as it ever has been. >> reporter: president trump flies to london this morning and across the uk anti-trump protests are planned. london is gearing up for the biggest protests in years. and activists everyone made this trump baby balloon, which will fly over the city tomorrow. that's right. london authorities are planning for huge numbers tomorrow, guys, but the real highlight might be president trump's meeting with the queen at windsor castle. but i'm just glad we could welcome president trump with some balmy london summer weather. linsey and kendis. >> yeah, we see those gray clouds. molly hunter live in london this morning. thank you, molly. >>> back here in this country, the porn star, stormy daniels, has reportedly been arrested at a strip club in central ohio. her attorney says daniels is accused of allowing a customer to touch her on stage at a clu

there is another alternative, that emmanuel macron, angela merkel, the other serious heads of governmente ghastlyjunker and say there is an option, which is a full, free trade agreement on a canada plus plus model, a bolted on security arrangement, and don't forget that europe needs the assistance of the uk, leading security powers in fighting off russia, which is incurring on the baltics. i will let you both come in and then i will move on. a basic misunderstanding of the eu's position, and it is what barnier is there for. barnier is not then necessary to facilitate the british government. brexit is a british problem. barnier is there to protect the integrity of the single market, the customs union... which we created. ..and the interests of the eu 27. that is what he's doing. he is not negotiate on the chequers agreement. he said yesterday very clearly that he has a list of principles. when the derivatives market blows up and european debt markets crash, brexit would very much be a european union problem. notjust a british problem. but the uk, so far, and the uk's demands, have ignored

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there's another story that the president had threatened with withdraw from nato and on this one emmanuel macronoming to the defense of the president saying after ward the following, macron saying, quote, i don't speak about what happens behind the scenes but president trump never at any moment either in public or in private threatened to withdraw from nato. so all of these story lines coming out of nato. by the way, there's a summit that will take place in fibland with vladimir -- finland. we are halfway through the trip. neil: is he meeting with the london mayor, those two are not buddies, have you heard that? >> don't exactly see eye to eye. not sure he's meeting with the london mayor but president trump did open the door to possibility that maybe he might meet with boris johnson and if today is any sort of guy they took the schedule and sort of ripped it off, kind of did something else today. so we will see how this all plays out. neil: i see what you were doing there, the sound of cutting something up. i got you, brilliant, brilliant. blake berman. >> we are trying to add, we are trying to

the french president, emmanuel macron, then saying there was no such agreement. and what the president just said in an interview. >>> deadly rip currents up and down the east coast tonight. the body of a swimmer pulled from the water. and tonight, the teenager surviving nearly ten hours after being pulled out to sea. >>> the tragedy on an american roadway. the driver under arrest. the 800-pound boulder falling out of the back of his truck, killing a mother and daughter. >>> the fallout tonight involving papa john's and its founder, after using a racial slur during a conference call. what's happened now? >>> the american toy store and its promotion growing out of control. after telling parents they could pay their child's age, they could not handle the lines forming across america. >>> and the shopping mall collapsing tonight. word shoppers had just been evacuated. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin with the fireworks on capitol hill, unfolding on live tv. at times, this was uncomfortable to watch.

i was trying to keep a close eye on his interactions with emmanuel macron. the two of them on the surface really don't have much in common. their relationship seems to be a marriage of mutual interest even though the president hasn't come around to seeing things macron's way on the iran deal, on tariffs, on climate change. so the world leaders have a lot to talk about as they leave this class photo and head on the their dinner, their working dinner moments from now. >> justin trudeau we just saw far left, practically falling off the stage there, not exactly sure -- who is that shaking the president's hand? i can't make out from the back. can you, jeff? i didn't see who that was. >> i can't see it at all where i am. so i'll have to leave it to you. >> all right. geoff bennett is in brussels, can't actually see the class photo. craig melvin here in new york city, able to make out all the faces except for that one. i do want to continue our conversation about judge cavanaugh. for the second time in four minutes, i'm going to put you on the spot. the crept justic

strengthening the borders with turkey these sorts of things the surprise package which was dreamt up by emmanuel macron the french president with this idea of what they call holding centers potentially misleading greece the two countries that most of the refugees come through actually what he sees in terms is a win for the hardliners no overall idea of what a common european asylum policy looks like but what it does is appease italy and take all the pressure of angle in a whole. we're joining us now from london is john spring for deputy to police are operating in different parts of the concert is a big challenge for the next government will inherit it's going to be very difficult to resolve overall when you look at the economic indicators actually exports in mexico went up last year foreign direct investment went up as well but it's an issue about mexico being able to reach its potential in terms of economic growth so obviously a reduction in terms of violence would make the operating environment more friendly and that could even speed up the amount of investment and economic progress but but having sa

so despair for croatia but elation for france and none more so than their president, emmanuel macron,l diplomatic protocol out of the window. and as you can imagine the big headlines on the websites of the main french newspapers dominated by the exploits of the les bleus on sunday. france's foremost sports paper, l'equipe, with a nice big banner proclaiming "champion du monde" and big picture of two of the french goalscorers in that final, kylian mbappe and paul pogba with the line "ensemble a jamais" meaning together forever, an article highlighting how tight their squad has been through this world cup adventure. le figaro has the two stars with another of the goalscorers antoine griezmann and the words "la france entiere entiere" the whole of france celebrates the win. and then a lovely image from 20 minutes, with the arc de triomphe lit up, and also talking about la fete partout, the party atmosphere in paris and throught france. in paris and throught france. dare we say it, there was actually some other sport going on on besides the world cup on sunday. we'll start with some tenni

aclamados por cientos de miles de aficionados en el paso por los campos elÍseos y el presidente emmanuel macron selecciÓn y les demostraron el orgullo que sienten por la actuaciÓn que tuvieron en rusia. ♪ ♪ la verdad, estoy listo para arrancar... bueno, aunque algo nervioso, ¿no? digo, hay muchas expectativas. nada más vean ese sticker, que todos pueden leer, "millas en ciudad, millas en carretera." es mucha responsabilidad. a, pero eso sí, escuché que no hay gasolina que dé más millaje que chevron con techron. ¡mhm! no hay mejor millaje. y está comprobado. ¡qué confianza! está comprobado, ninguna gasolina da mejor millaje que chevron con techron. mira, ya están listos para cambiar de cochecito. ♪ ♪ >>mi mamÁ me dijo y mire donde estoy ahora despuÉs de ocho aÑos. >>este joven pertenece a un grupo de mariachis reconocido por la casa blanca como el mejor despuÉs de la escuela y nos dirÁ porque merecen el primer lugar en la competencia de mariachi juvenil. los jÓvenes que empiezan hacer dietade temprano es mÁs probable que de edad adulta empiezan a sufrir de sobrepeso. los expertos recomiendan que

the message from european leaders, emmanuel macron being one example yesterday, is total denial.of the press conference ending the french president said that the other alliance members had simply agree to keep to the spending commitments, which had already been made. what is interesting about this is it is a classic example of the kind of war of words that trump is famous for. he says one thing, it is denied. you are never actually quite clear what the reality, where the truth lies. it isa the reality, where the truth lies. it is a tactic, a pressure tactic, one could call it. it is a pressure tactic and a way of donald trump trying to take credit for a visit which bacchae will be playing as a rather mixed reception he has had in europe. —— back home. it won't play well in the united states. let us talk about the ft. hammond, the finance minister, chancellor, defending the brexit plan. what are the people in the city sank you about the white paper? a couple of things. there is concern from the services sector that they have been overlooked in this and the focus has been more on g

the european leaders were quick to respond when the us pulled out of the deal, emmanuel macron, angelaeresa may. trying to persuade donald trump not to pull out. how important is the relationship? it's very important. it's seen as being one new market for european business and really showing the european union union union has some cloud in the world so the europeans didn't have much option, and whether they can do that isa option, and whether they can do that is a practical matter. they are hoping this relationship can continue. total, airbus, other big players who want to do business with iran. but how realistic is it for the us to be part of the deal? it's unrealistic. the real thing the us has, it is able to control the financial system. no us banks or persons will touch anything to do with iran. even though those companies want to do business, they can't get financing and if they do, it will be from marginal sources. really facing and whether they can get paid is a different matter. not specific sanctions, john bolton was referring to, but a difficult playing field without them inv

very complimentary about emmanuel macron despite emmanuel macron being a little firmer in his responseshe year. leaders are coming to her defense. it is interesting in the last couple of days, mrs. merkel of germany saying plans with brexit , you had seen every time, it makes it a bit more wobbly, somewhat -- quite different roles and with a different style than some other politicians today. the president, president trump certainly likes razzle-dazzle. >> he does. i have to say, the crown on netflix -- it reminds me of the kennedy to iie think that the ham palace to meet with the queen as well as members of the government and it was a similar sort of pomp and circumstance and excitement about the air of celebrity, not just political leaders but celebrity coming to visit. david is joining us on the phone from london. kevin cirilli in washington dc, thank you for giving us your perspective on the visit here. >> let's get back to economics and the federal reserve. the rocky mount annual economic summit is on the way going to the -- from the u.k. to vicar at -- victor idaho here you spoke w

we had the sight of four president, gianni infantino, a emmanuel macron, vladimir putin and kolinda grabar—kitarovinda gra bar—kitarovi soaked to vladimir putin and kolinda grabar—kitarovi soaked to the bone. richard conway, please tell me you got absolutely soaked too. no, i was nice and dry, watching from the back of the stand, as everybody else got soaked pitch side, stop now, the heavens did open for quite a while but nothing is going to rain on blood amid putin's parade, he was there, umbrella over his smiling, as there, umbrella over his smiling, as the french players filed past in to get medals, and then left to fifa president, jani infantino, to make his way through the huddle of french players to hand over the trophy and the celebrations could then truly begin, this was a great victory by france, great final, often times, world cup finals can be kc affairs but this was a roller—coaster of an event, 11—2 in the end. france, having overcome difficult teams in this tournament, getting to the final, defusing a very difficult belgian team and overcoming uruguay and argentina. —— cagey. they hav

their way to moscow as he made a promise some time ago when he meant all the players is president emmanuel macronhad all hoped, england team, as we had all hoped, england were going to be in the final, there would have been no royals, there would have been no prime minister, we understand the reasons why which is related to the salisbury novichok and the screwballs. i would not be very surprised —— sergei skripal. screwballs. i would not be very surprised -- sergei skripal. boris johnson would... but psycho with an image. and he will be there in moscow. the guardian, and of the dream. a lovely photograph of gareth southgate doing what he does so well. show leadership. that's things that teams like italy who had manager problems didn't do. i talked toa manager problems didn't do. i talked to a lot of people and how engaged —— that she talk to politicians about how to behave and tell them... make them to the bustards and get them to know the players stop with one of them had a baby. —— macon to the bustards. very sterner to watch. —— extruded watch. the bustards. very sterner to watch. -- extruded

the chief of staff for emmanuel macron is to give evidence this tuesday at a paparliamentary inququiry over e handlingng of the s scandal in h a presidential security aid was filmed assaulting protesters. at least 60 people have been killed as wildfires ravage seaside resorts outside the greek capital, athens. it is the country's deadliest fire season in a decade. satellite images reveal that north korea has begun dismantling nuclear facilities at the sites used to develop the engines. and it is time now for the day's business news. , stephen. we are approaching a continuance where or to get is refusing to step down. >> it began against -- as a protest against the pension reform plan in nicaragua, but the months of demonstrations have damaged the country's economy. last june the gdp expanded by 5% and this year it could shrink by the same amount. >> the eastern market is in the heart of managua. the stalls are only just opening. for the political crisis --- before the political crisis, the market would have been active this time. >> no one buys stuff anymore. they would rather save the

what it calls a "crunch summit" between prime minister theresa may and the french president, emmanuel macronhe two leaders meet in the south of france on friday, mrs may will urge mr macron to soften his stance on brexit to avoid costing europejobs. the daily mirror says that "crisis talks" have been held by royal aides about how to stop the duchess of sussex's father, thomas markle, from speaking to the media about his daughter. and for all you monty python fans, the times has gone through michael palin‘s archive at the british library. the boxes of unpublished material contain unused script ideas, including two sketches written for "monty python and the holy grail". a wide variety of topics to discuss. food funds demand practise on it. the backdrop to this is the scare stories we have been hearing about food stockpiling in the wake of a no—deal brexit? food stockpiling in the wake of a no-deal brexit? food stockpiling, the armoury being called in, and other scare tactics that have been used to describe no—deal brexit. let's be accurate about what a no—deal brexit is, it's just a deal on wt

game, but spoiled by var and a dubious penalty decision, but my favourite picture is that word emmanuel macron celebrated. could you imagine theresa may celebrated that the church of england had won? i'mjust so that the church of england had won? i'm just so pleased the monies pro eu. everybody else isjust sitting there. i think it is fantastic. vive la france! a senior figure in croatian football tweeted a list of all the multiracial players in the france team with the flag of the countries that their ancestors come from, and said, which country are we playing? they found out today they are playing france, united france, and the multiracial france. sur england are back home. they have made the decision not to have an open top kind of parade through the city. juszczyk that is the right decision? i think it is a very good decision, because they had a great tournament and gareth southgate has done wonderful things with this team, and they've got a great future, but let's not act like they've won anything yet. they finished fourth, probably about par where they should have been, and thatis where

a little more sedate, but not by much, at the presidential palace, where president emmanuel macron andater greeted the players. the president invited hundreds of young football players from the poorer suburbs of paris for a chance to meet their heroes. the squad are to be awarded the legion of honour, france's highest distinction of merit, for their services to the country. now, what about the world cup runners—up, croatia? well, as you can see, they were also given a rousing welcome home. there was a lot of national pride in the capital, zagreb. they may have lost the final, but this is still the most successful world cup for a country that only came into being in 1991. our europe reporter gavin lee has been spending time with fans in the croatian capital. well, this is how it feels when your tea m well, this is how it feels when your team have just given their best ever world cup performance. in fact, one of the best ever sporting achievements in the short history of this country, croatia. there are supposed to be 100,000 people in the main square here in zagreb right 110w. main squa

game, but spoiled by var and a dubious penalty decision, but my favourite picture is that word emmanuel macron may celebrated that the church of england had won? i'mjust so that the church of england had won? i'm just so pleased the monies pro eu. everybody else isjust sitting there. i think it is fantastic. vive la france! a senior figure in croatian football tweeted a list of all the multiracial players in the france team with the flag of the countries that their ancestors come from, and said, which country are we playing? they found out today they are playing france, united france, and the multiracial france. sur

muchas personas del gobierno de emmanuel macron estÁn haciendo campaÑa para modificar esa ley en contrae la campaÑa de donald trump se halla coaligado con el rÉgimen de vladimir putin para que la coaliciÓn no es un delito, y que no hubo colusiÓn. por cierto, hoy comienza en virginia la selecciÓn del jurado para el juicio en contra del ex director de campaÑa presidencial de donald trump, paul manafort. se le acusa de 18 cargos criminales, incluyendo evasiÓn de impuestos y fraude bancario. mueller ha logrado llevar por primera vez a uno de ellos algÚn juicio. el abogado del presidente donald trump dijo que realmente Él no tiene ninguna informaciÓn que incrimina a su cliente como el presidente, que solamente trabajaron por cuatro meses durante su campaÑa. borja: estaremos pendientes de toda la informaciÓn que salgan ese juicio. vamos a cambiar de tema, porque unos de los fabricantes de juguetes mÁs grande del mundo esta en serios problemas. eileen del toro nos dice de quÉ se trata y qué es lo que estÁ pasando. aileen: a pesar de que la venta anual de juguetes creciÓ un 3%, la situaciÓn de

. >> reporter: french president emmanuel macron said there were no new agreements. this had some questioning the long relationship with the u.s. in nato. >> are you still threatening to push the u.s. out of nato for any reason, and you believe you can do that without congresses specific does congress' specific approval -- do that without congress' specific approval. >> reporter: mola lenghi reporting from washington. >> the president has said that -- >>> mr. trump has just landed in london. he has been critical of england calling it they country of turmoil. now protesters are going to great lengths to make them feel unwelcome. dubbed the trump ed this 20 baby which is flying over london as protest play out -- protests flow on the ground. >>> charges against stormy daniels have been dropped after her arrest at an ohio strip club. he was taken to jail in handcuffs overnight, initially charged with three misdemeanor counts of touching patrons while performing, which is a misdemeanor. the lawyer believes that the set up. >> there's evidence that these officers were unde

french president emmanuel macron denied anyone is increasing their commitment. he said trump isn't announcing anything new. a statement published yesterday confirms the nato nations confirming that 2% of gdp defense spending by 2024 and that's still the plan. also this morning president trump was asked if he would leave nato. >> i think i probably can, but that's unnecessary and people have stepped up. >> reporter: later he reportedly said if america's demands weren't meant by 2019 he'd go it alone. >> he may deny it, it's one of the those things. >> reporter: trump's rhetoric nowhere near as aggressive of the russian president as he's been with america's closest allies. just days before his bilateral summit with putin in helsinki. and president trump was asked about the protest, and he said it would be fine if people were looking forward to his visit. but the truth is he'd be out with prime minister theresa may and he p . >>> more into the investigation of ema till. till uzwith a black teen brutally killed in mississippi after he was accused of grabbing a woman

with russia, he is closer to president trump and other european leaders like angela merkel or emmanuel macron>> he was asked about the situation with iran. trump said that he is willing to meet with the iranian president. how serious was that? >> i think it was serious in the sense that donald trump was trying to emphasize that he believes in dialogue and sitting down with other leaders. even adversaries, just to hammer out a deal. donald trump got criticized for his meeting with len mickelson in helsinki and his summit with the north korean leader kim jong on. in both cases, critics said that these meetings were just talk with little to show for it. basically he was handing those adversaries of propaganda when with low benefits. donald trump said i believe in meeting people and discussing things and establishing personal relationships even when it comes to iran. he said i would meet with an iranian leader without preconditions. he mentioned that is little likelihood that this meeting will actually take lace because the iranians might not be ready for it. brent: thank you. here are some of th

a close aide to president emmanuel macron accused of assaulting a made a processor desperate tester inaris. reporter: he can be seen tackling a young man to the ground and punching him repeatedly before fleeing. the incident occurred during the annual mayday protest and the french capital. the huffington post revealed he was dressed in police right here, -- riot gear. the aid was suspended for two weeks following the incident. some are calling him -- calling for him to be sacked or sent to prison. annette: boris johnson gave his resignation speech yesterday after stepping down as foreign secretary. reporter: it is on the front page. the headline reads, "boris knife."the he criticized theresa may's private strategy, accusing her of dithering over what to and leaving the u.k. and the state of economic vassalage. beset it is not late to save brexit and called for a strong independent -- annette: british papers are not convinced. reporter: let's look at the front page of the national. completely delusional, reads the headline. the paper says boris johnson's resignation speech amounted to b

french president emmanuel macron was jubilant in the stands to say the least. in wimbledon, serbian novak djokovic topped south african kevin anderson in straight sets. it's novak's 13th major titles. anderson seemed to be suffering from the effects of his match on friday. >>> still ahead, coming back from the edge of extinction. the groundbreaking new technology being used to save a species. >>> for thousands of years humans have been impacting the earth's ecosystem. and some would say we've had a mostly negative impact on the world's animal population. now, as our matt bradley reports, scientists at the san diego zoo are hoping to reverse the alarming declines using some pretty fascinating new tools. >> reporter: at the san diego zoo, it's not just about protecting endangered animals. here they're trying to give them new life, their cells frozen in time. how long can that last? >> indefinitely. >> reporter: really? think of the frozen zoo as jurassic park meets noah's ark. >> we may be able to change the game to prevent extinction. >> reporter: he stores dna

telefÓnicas con mÁs de 40 lÍderes mundiales desde que llegÓ a la presidenpresidente francÉs, emmanuel macronen se merece como gran agente de cambio en premios juventud en prÓximo domingo. carolina: hace un aÑo creÓ una plataforma online para ayudar a los pequeÑos negocios de minorÍa a obtener mÁs promociÓn y asÍ que esas empresas puedan calificar para prÉstamos e inversiones. para contarde ese proyecto? janis, me encanta ver mujeres tan jÓvenes como tÚ triunfando. quÉ mensaje demandas a otras jÓvenes que estÉn viendo la ediciÓn digital? janis: para mi el mensaje mÁs importante es que sepan que todo es posible, que salir de casas y hacer el trabajo porque nadie mÁs lo hará por ellos. para mÍ ha sido muy difícil siendo mujer y a prolactina pero todos los dÍas me despierto saliendo que tengo a mi familia y a mis hermanos ayudÁndome para poder llegar al prÓximo nivel. borja: nos sentimos muy orgullosos de ti y de que estÉs en plena juventud. quÉ significa para ti el reconocimiento que te harÁncomo agente de cambio en una modalidad tan especial que es "girl boss" janis: para mÍ es un honor porque

. >>> france president emmanuel macron watching, at the world cup, umtiti scores the header, france willhe final, playing the winner of croatia and england on wednesday. >>> damien lee, splitting time between santa cruz and golden state, playing in 15 games with the hawks last year, playing with his future brother-in-law, engaged to stephan curry sister. >> that's the way it works. >> if you have a tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next, the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 am. >> everyone knows who lando calrissian is, except

talk about including joy, that is emmanuel macron tossing aside the jacket. —— exude enjoy.pr person for emmanuel macron, you would just let those photographs go viral! it has restored the prestige presidency, —— of the presidency, france fighting again on the world stage in football, you need to share them around a bit, don't you think? look, i think they are clearly on a bit of a roll. it wasn'tjust look, i think they are clearly on a bit of a roll. it wasn't just the world cup victory, he is starting to make inroads with economic reforms, he has a young and energetic leader at the time when other leaders are looking weekend, he goes and wins the world cup, it can get much better for the world cup, it can get much betterfor him this the world cup, it can get much better for him this summer. yes, it certainly would the country the last time they won the world cup, so we will see what happens with this —— it certainly avoid the country. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news, more analysis of the summit between

just been watching as we listen in to reporters shouting questions there to president trump and emmanuel macron as kevin baron joins me here. nato is oftentimes about court tecourt -- >> they got along in washington. everyone talked about the bromance but if you see the day after, he went to congress and gave a speech that was basically tearing apart trump's foreign policy. a real defense of everything that goes on here. multi lateralism, collective defense, working together, liberal democracies. so this is a nice moment but who knows? trump could leave and tweet. >> one thing we know the president has been talking about is his concern, talking about since the campaign trail about what countries spend as it relates to defense, as it lates to -- relates to nato. we were table to put this together to remind you just how much this has been something he has focussed on. >> early in my term, i will also be requesting that all nato nations promptly pay their bills. which many are not now doing. >> look at the 28 nato countries, many are not living up to their obligation of paying us. so we're protect

french president emmanuel macron denied president trump's claim that nato allies have agreed to boost threatened to withdraw from nato. ( darya )take a look at this ... we're seeing new video of the rescue operation in thailand... to free 12 boys and their soccer coach... who were trapped in a cave. it shows thai navy seals getting ready for their diving mission into the cave system. guide wires were set up in the narrow tunnels. the boys... some of whom do not know how to swim... had to use scuba equipment but each was strapped to two divers. the boys were also given sedatives to keep them from panicking. they're now in the hospital in good health. (terisa) new guidence at the border could mean thousands of asylum seekers being turned away... without ever going before a judge. the department of homeland security gave new guidance to officers who interview asymlum seekers. they are being told fears of gang violence or domestic violence no longer qualify for asylum... and those claims should be rejected immediately. attorneys from the a-c-l-u and the department of justice will be back