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so moving forward all eyes on the final pairings of the knockout round sweden facies switzerland and colombia takes on the england plate is a day. away from football another headline this morning approval ratings show donald trump picking up growing supported meet the spanish community despite his controversial border policy. good morning it's not me and she is the third of july here in moscow kevin zero in here with a roundup of this morning's world views for you in about ten minutes but starts they were naughty the latest world cup football. oh here we go belgium has secured its place in the world cup quarterfinals will face brazil this friday they said mexico and japan packing of the knockout stage is some highlights for you. i. we knew it was going to be tough and i think we control defense again really strong and. the quality of our players they made a difference so we were really happy with the game and we just we have to be proud of the things we did well we had a great game against germany with korea we dominated the ball all the time today was difficult but we have to learn

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after that they're going to be faciing lawmakers who'll have a lot of questions of what was accomplished doubts that the north is not going to fulfill that pledge to denuclearize? >> they are not expressing any doubts. we heard from the state department experienspokespersone seems pretty firm. >> the secretary addressed that extensively, north korea is very clear in terms of our expectations. we had clear considerativersati them. there will be no surprises in terms of what we are asking them to do. we go into this eyes wide opened and we are continuing our conversations and consulatitati with what kim jong-un agree to at the singapore summit. >> if these talks don't proceed smoothly, they can go back to a stronger -- there is a temporary suspension of the military exercise and they made it longer terms. they can simply restart those exercises. >> hans nichols, happy 4th of july, good to see you. >>> fighting hackers. we got an exclusive look how the biggest giant of the world working to get hackers out of your accounts. >>> this week on msnbc, a new episode of "story of cool." explores s

prima facie, attempt at collusion.re is no evidence in fact that there wasn't collusion, and that's why his attacks on the mueller investigation are so important to understand what's going on here, including his conduct of foreign policy and going right into the lap in helsinki of vladimir putin. he has said to the world on this trip that the world as we know it for the last 75 years, the post war world and all that we have held sacrosanct in terms of mutual security in the west, that all of that is out the window and i am going to have my own relationship with vladimir putin and you saw what kind of relationship that was yesterday. so we now have a real national security emergency in this country in which it is clear to members of both parties and, indeed, the republican party of leadership is terrified of trump's base and going after them, but they are also terrified as dana and others have spoken with them, as have i, they are terrified of this president and his conduct of national security business. >> but what are

we came down here to the port isabel deif he thintention faci houses one of the largest concentrations in the country. we spoke to one lawyer who comes every other day with her team of ten volunteers. she told us, steph, she's seen no movement. there is no plan that she can tell to reunify these mothers. i asked her, at this point, what kind of a toll is this taking on the women inside? >> the parents are completely and absolutely distraught. one of my mothers was just absolutely so weak, she couldn't stand up. i literally had to grab her and hold her and put my arms under her shoulders to keep her from falling down. they're completely emotionally spent. >> reporter: steph, that lawyer also flagged us to a worrying trend. she says she has seen transfers -- or heard of transfers of mothers being brought here in the middle of the night from detention facilities. i asked her, why do you think that would be? she said, i would like to believe that this is being turned into a reunification hub. she also said she worries that there are deportations that go on from here. there are flights char

back in 2014, what they did was they said once i as the criminal defense attorney present a prima faciek i acted in self-defense, now the state has to disprove that self-defense by clear and convincing evidence at the stand your ground hearing. don't forget they always have to disprove self-defense at the trial. that's beyond a reasonable doubt. so there is no question that florida, both in 2005 when they created the statute, and '14 when they amended it, quote, is making it easier to get away with shooting somebody because you argue it's defense. but it still has to be imminent. chris, if you punch me in the nose and break my nose, i can't shoot you because of that. i can only shoot you if i reasonably think you're going to do it again, and that's the problem with videotaping today, there's no evidence. >> i don't know if punching somebody in the nose is fear of death or fear of bodily injury, but that didn't even happen with mcglockton. what's the chance that we believe there are going to be some charges filed? just charges. >> i hope there will be charges filed and maybe some defense

commitment to them orally.in we've been prefor there to be inspectors on the ground when that engine test facis dismantled consistent with chairman kim's commitment. >> woodruff: on a related issue, president trump also said today he hopes the nor o will soon har more remains of americans killed during the korean war. he gave no tetable. israel shot down a syrian thghter jet today, and sai plane had breached its airspace. social media video swed contrails from two patriot missiles fired at the jet. the israelis said they first tried to warn the pilot off. syrian officials said the warplane was flying inside syrian territory. they said one crewman was killed, and a second was killed, and a second was missing. turkey and israel had a fiery exchange today, over a new statute that defines israel as a jewish nation-state. in ankara, turkish president recep tayip erdogan condemned the law in provocative terms. >> ( translated ): with this listion, it is proved without doubt that israel is the world's most zionist, fascist, e.cist state. there's no difference betwee there's no difference between obses

we have prima facie evidence of an attempted collusion with his son in the room in trump tower. >> right>> it is unambiguous. they were open to collusion that were inviting collusion. so to listen to the president of the united states say there was no collusion, there was no collusion, let's let the facts come in, mr. president. that is what he is unwilling to do, and that is why his friends who are closest to him, why people in the white house who are very worried about this stable genius right now say he's not so stable right now because of the special prosecutor's investigation, that in fact he is unhinged about this investigation and where he fears it may be going. >> gloria, the president saying he wants to talk to the mueller team because there was no collusion. >> let him talk. >> do you buy that he wants to talk to him? he said that -- >> not anymore. >> he put the onus obviously on his lawyers who could obviously over -- he could overrule them if he really wanted to talk to mueller. >> first of all, his lawyers do not want him to talk to mueller, period, end of sentence. they kn

if so, this prima facie would be, i would suggest, contrary to the ministerial and the civil servicece, and if so when? first of all, can i lay on the head, there has been a suggestion i have seen that we actually took papers of the white paper and showed it to people outside of the united kingdom. we did not. you ask about the ideas that are in the white paper. in fa ct, that are in the white paper. in fact, ideas that are in the white paper, some of the ideas in the white paper that perhaps have caused most debate and discussion following the chequers agreement and the publication of the white paper, were ideas that were set out as potential issues for us to look at in the florence speech that i gave last september. there had been discussions about these throughout, and that was slightly fleshed out in the mansion house speech that i gave earlier this year, so those proposals were there and were considered and looked at by ministers. we then decided the route we would going to take, and spent some time discussing that with the european commission, and obviously, in terms of the neg