at last ditch talks to persuade tehran to stick to the nuclear deal that's according to ron's fars news agency. the philippines has sent back nearly 70 containers of garbage to canada a cargo ship loaded with the canadian waste docked in vancouver on saturday the trash were sent to the philippines more than 5 years ago mislabeled as recyclable plastics in april philippines president were griego do tear che threatened to declare war against canada if it didn't take back the trash. gay rights activists have held their 1st ever pride parade in north macedonia an estimated 1000 people turned out for the march in the capital scope yet members of the l g b t q community say they still face discrimination in the conservative balkan nation improving minority rights is one of the areas where north macedonia show progress in its big theme. to the women's world cup now and the netherlands have secured their place in the semifinals following a 2 know when against italy after a cagey 1st half the netherlands took the lead on 70 minutes through viviana medina it was the strikers 3rd goal of the turn of the

news agency the leader of the french far right national party posted 3 tweets showing the gruesome aftermath of some of isilon actions in march she was charged with circulating violent messages that incite terrorism will seriously harm human dignity it carries a maximum sentence of 3 years in prison. and i'll have more from europe a little later but right now let's take you back to doha and to jury thank you very much from the city while new attacks are being reported in mali that's where ethnic tension is high wiley's prime minister visited the village where at least $95.00 dog and farmers and their families were killed on sunday were see so says the attack was a tragedy for humanity that followed a similar massacre of 164 lani villagers in march joining us from ali's capital bamako what more do we know about these latest attacks on 2 villages. in the last hours we've now got reports of 4 different attacks 2 villages were attacked one that was populated by people from the doggone ethnic group another populated by people from the fulani ethnic group is today going to knit group who's village

far. looking at the semi-official farce news agency put out a report saying the u.s. narrative is wrong.re quoting the owner of one of the ships saying the owner has said the crew of the ship don't believe that the ship was hit by a mine but instead hit by a projectile. you're right. as far as the video is concerned. the iranians have not made any sort of statement as to whether or not it's valid or as to whether or not what connection can be seen on that video. however, what we're seeing is from iran's foreign ministry. they are throwing the ball back from the u.s. they say it's the americans fanning the flames here in the region. you're right. specifically taking aim at secretary of state mime pompeo and also just listening to president trump there saying that the iranians are in a lot of trouble. they certainly don't seem to believe that they are at this point in time. in fact today at friday prayers, the man holding the sermon there was saying he believes iran's supreme court leader humiliated president trump by rebuffing president trump's offer to start into a dialogue with the iran

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but its troubles are far from over, with a criminal investigation by the environment agency under way. emma simpson, bbc newstories. the senior police officer in charge during the hillsborough disaster in 1989 is to face a retrial. david duckenfield, who was the match commander, is accused of gross negligence manslaughter in relation to the deaths of 95 liverpool fans. he denies the charge. the jury was unable to reach a verdict in april. a jury has been hearing how a father died after he was stabbed 18 times following a heated argument on a train. lee pomeroy was attacked injanuary five minutes after boarding a london bound train at guildford in front of his 14—year—old son. 36—year—old darren pencille denies murder. the defendant's girlfriend, chelsea mitchell, is also on trial and denies assisting an offender. new legislation known as natasha's law is to be brought into force. it's named after the teenager from london who died from an allergic reaction after eating a sandwich from pret a manger. it means that from 2021, businesses in england, wales and northern ireland will have to list all the ingredient

but its troubles are far from over, with a criminal investigation by the environment agency underway. emma simpson, bbc newsge during the hillsborough disaster in 1989 is to face a retrial. david duckenfield, who was the match commander, is accused of gross negligence manslaughter in relation to the deaths of 95 liverpool football fans. he denies the charge. a jury was unable to reach a verdict in april. a jury has been hearing how a father died in front of his son after he was stabbed 18 times following an argument on a train. lee pomeroy was attacked injanuary after boarding a london—bound train at guildford. 36—year—old darren pencille denies murder. the defendant's girlfriend, chelsea mitchell, is also on trial and denies assisting an offender. the headlines on bbc news: in the race to be prime minister, jeremy hunt warns that without trust, there would be no negotiations, no deal, and maybe no brexit. southern water is ordered to pay a record £126 million in fines and customer rebates over what regulators call shocking failings. a heatwave hits france, where temperatures are expected to rise to more th

news agency to collate the results. it is harder to rig elections in kinder villages in the far east of turkey near the iranian border, theha rd to city in turkey, it would be very hard to steal elections in a big way. they are not taking anything for granted from the opposition, but they are hoping that they will be able to clinch victory tonight. he is casting his vote right now, president erdogan. when do you think we will get a result of this pivotal election? i would have thought by about six, 7pm your time, we are two hours ahead of you. we will be bringing you the results and impact on the bbc news channel. president erdoganjust bbc news channel. president erdogan just casting his vote, holding for the campus as he p°p5 vote, holding for the campus as he popsit vote, holding for the campus as he pops it into the ballot box. as market has been telling us, such a crucial election. it is a really vital test of his popularity and of the state of turkish democracy. there he is casting his ballot. we will bring you much more in that throughout the day, after thanks to mark in istanbul with the latest on the election. the

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far the actor has maintained his innocence. harris? >> harris: matt finn, thank you very much. moments ago, fox news confirmed the acting commissioner for the customs and border protection agency,nders, is resigning. he will leave his position on july 5th. this coming amid rising public anger over the treatment of detained migrant children and border facilities. and as the white house is threatening to veto a potential $4.5 billion house bill to provide emergency funding for the border. of that bill would also put new restrictions on the president's immigration crackdown. i want to bring you now ron vitiello, former acting director of ice. good to see you say. first, the president could veto the house bill. what's your reaction? >> i think it would be unfortunate. the resources required both at ice and cbp at the border to leave it everybody agrees now is a crisis of both humanitarian and security proportions, he needs to be pay that money is essential for the men and women on the front lines to do their jobs better and make the whole problem smalley. >> harris: i'm going to keep the conversation for now at home, but there is a report that mexico is reportedly sending 15,000 tr

far too early to tell but what about. protests protests what about the protesters and pressure on them because i'm just reading now and this is according to the reuters news agency that's reporting that the sudanese opposition leader has said we do not accept the military council's invitation to dialogue so what are the likely scenarios going forward in is this the right strategy by the protesters. well i think that that is something you can really probably only judge on the ground i mean you know i would hate to try and call it from from london or even from doha you know these people have sacrificed an enormous amount many of their friends and relatives will be either did or injured and you know they have to make the call as to whether they think they are have sufficient strength to keep going on the streets to resist the military and to resist the security forces because i mean clearly it's not just the military it's the security forces that have been involved in the crackdown and not just in khartoum because of course this is a nationwide protest not if they feel that they're strong enough then probably it is right that they should hold out until the military

agencies. cooperation and coordination of helicopter and drone operation, as an example of our ongoing efforts to make the bay area water safety. so far one lost kayaker has been rescued using the new drone search and rescue report. -- approach. >> the technology has proven out. it will make it all worthwhile. >> reporter: menlo park has 10 drones currently. another 10 are in training. it takes two people, what is the pilot that works the drug, the second person keeps their eyes out, for power lines and others. we're live in menlo park this afternoon. ktvu fox 2 news . >>> the june warm up is on. many of us in the bay area have experienced warm temperatures, here are some temperatures of walnut creek. a lot of people out there enjoying the sunshine today. it certainly feels nice out there today? >> reporter: as you said, sunshine, wall-to-wall. let me step out of the camera and we will take a view toward san francisco. we do have clear skies, all the way at the coastline at this hour. there is a little bit of a hayes out there, aries over pacifica, half moon bay, ocean beach, clear skies, a lot of sunshine. temperatures a lot warmer. let's take a look at some of those numbers out t

far it stretches. we have nypd, firefighters, several agencies on the scene still. >> nbc's kathy park. thank you so much. keep us posted. if you get anything new from the scene we'll talk to you. but joining me now nbc's hans nichols at the white house. >> reporter: mike pence is saying there are no indications this was an act of terrorism. our own kristen welker was just having a discussion with him. pence saying no indications. the early indications are this was not terrorism. so, yes, the west wing is really monitoring this. they're watching this closely. president trump obviously knows the area well because trump tower is just a couple of blocks from where this hard landing and crash happened. but the early reports of the white house receiving this is no indication of terrorism and they continue to monitor this situation. >> we've been talking quite a bit about how this is very, very close just blocks from trump tower in manhattan. >> reporter: nothing from secret service just yet. typically they have different sorts of threat assessments. they tend to always have a presence in a place where the president has a permanent residence. it is a

far? reportsr, we have seen admitting that the drone has been shot. but are contradicting the statement by the iranians, saying this was over international airspace. those were reports carried by various nugent agencies -- newsare also seeing other tensions across saudi arabia. those allied with the iranians a power plant in the south of saudi arabia with a cruz missile. -- cruise missile. trump was briefed. the saudi's have not come out and said anything about it. anna: what is the broader sentiment in the gulf as these tensions build? >> there is certainly a sense of apprehension that attacks are coming after attacks. we had the may attacks on the tankers in the gulf. earlier this month, we also had other attacks on to tankers -- two tankers. yesterday, the u.s. naval central command investigators were where the first attacks happened and work briefing reporters on evidence of how they conducted from the japanese-operated ship. so far, sentiment seems to have come to the conclusion believing that iran was definitely behind the attacks on the japanese ship. because of the different evidence. we had the germans, the americans, and so far the brits saying that they believe iran may have been behind the attack

. >> the agency said, the children born in this period of time were all going to be in a normal study of adoptive children. and as far as we knew, that was it. >> this was a newit. >> you're talking about a group of people that went and held a baby and did psychological testing on a 6-month-old baby. and then went to another house to see his brother. and then went to another house to see his brother. and did this over years and years and years and years, with full knowledge that we were within a 100-mile radius and not knowing each other. it's just -- it's unconscionable. >> who would think that anybody would be evil enough to come up with something like this? >> in the process of my research, i learned that the person really in charge of this study was dr. peter neubauer. very distinguished psychiatrist in new york. director of the freud archives. he was an austrian refugee from the holocaust. and he set up shop in new york and became, you know, one of the great men of psychiatry in america. >> what i learned is that people at the louise wise agency were separating identical siblings. and then a team of scientists, led by neubauer, were follow them. but it w

new york times" said, mr. speaker, in an editorial on sunday, the financial reality is this agency is overwhelmed, talking about the office of ref faw gee resettlement. so far this fiscal year it's taken charge of nearly 41,000 unaccompanied children. a 57% increase over last yearer. the entire program could run out of money by the end of june. not one dollar in this bill for that. that is what my colleagues came to ask unanimous consent to do. that is what defeating the previous question would do. we all agree there is a crisis at the border. the editorial goes on to the "new york times," mr. speaker. there should be no ambivalence about the urgency of address the humanitarian needs. while lawmakers wring their hands and drag their feet, tens of thousands of migrant children are suffering. congress needs to get serious about dealing with that suffering. there is no bill on its way to the floor, mr. speaker, except the one you heard my colleague ask member after member after member for unanimous consent to bring, you heard my colleagues on the other side of the aisle deny that. i understand. i understand. we don't usually get unanimous consent requests appr