live from for it's so nick cared for of course the first german a winner at wimbledon since steffi graf ages ago in one thousand nine hundred six i looked up and i was reading how kara described her win as a dream come true tell us how did she do it really is a green dream come true she's had a fantastic tournament she's any drops one set so far and that was in the second round it was a very quick match to get today against serena williams just an hour and five minutes bungee cabos found the form that she had in twenty sixteen when she won the australian open and the u.s. open and was the final of wimbledon when she lost the serena williams let's see how kava won her grand slam title. oh i think we were supposed to have a piece i'm going to have a piece on actually care one here the other has seven wimbledon titles to her name but she found she kept after it's over ruled by serena williams and the occasion on center court she didn't show it the germans tactic of forcing her opponent to make errors pay dividends in the first set and then williams tightened up her game in the second it wa

matt: thank you for joining us, tim graf, head of microstrategy.be joining us on bloomberg radio. definitely catch the rest of our conversation with tim. tune into bloomberg radio. you can do it online or on the terminal. just type radio . let's go to the stock of the hour. fiat chrysler clearly. the resignation of sergio being replaced by mike manley, concerns about sergio's health, it seems like fiat chrysler said the situation has gotten more dire and that was yesterday, lead to the jeep boss taking over. now sergio has been a whirlwind for this company, taking it from fix it again tony italian car slur, but that's of people used to say about fiats, to really a global carmaker. maker,uipment and truck spinoff of ferrari. do they need a partner? they are the sixth or seventh biggest automaker in the world. he bought chrysler in 2009. mike manley took over jeep, a chrysler brand at the time, and it's become one of the most important assets fit chrysler has, together with ram, which manley also runs. that's why he's the right choice for ceo. st

confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the next half as the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. massive iceberg that broke off a glacier has run aground directly in front of a small village in greenland ice berg a six kilometers wide and one hundred meters high authorities say it could flood the village on parts of it break off a seam here and crash into the sea a number of houses near the coast have been evacuated scientists say extreme iceberg of bands will become more frequent which in turn will increase the chance of tsunamis. and watching news more news at the top of the hour or you can get the latest any time on our website at www dot com and. thanks for joining us. live. with.

confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the next traverse the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. as the biggest match in the football world the world cup final is well underway in russia and ahead of kick off germany's two thousand and fourteen world cup winning captain philip lamb brought the trophy on to the pitch and a large cast of performers including dancers drummers and mo bile led screens joint star performers like nicky jam as well as air and strategy and rapper will smith. all friends are pro a should be the two thousand and eighteen world cup winners i'll be sure to check in with the news at the final whistle for a full match report and reaction from moscow paris and zagreb. if you can't wait that long to w has even more world cup coverage during and after today's final on our kickoff you tube channel our sports team has been following all the action throughout the tournament you can follow is live at you tube dot com backslash d.w. kick off. a huge iceberg that broke off a glacier has run

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traverse the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. and a reminder of the top stories we're following here for you germany has offered to take in fifty of the four hundred fifty migrants who were rescued from a floating barge in the mediterranean on saturday. johnson malta have also offered to host one hundred between them italy is refusing to let the rescue vessels dock unless other new countries agree to take the migrants and. and the world cup final comes off later today with surprise contender croatia taking on france in moscow's luiz nicky stadium the french are big favorites but will be wary going into the game after a series of upsets throughout the tournament. that's a news wrap join us again at the top of the hour don't forget you can always check out our website d.w. dot com for all the latest on my ass waiter in berlin thanks so much for watching. your link time news from africa the world showing the home from school to g.w. africa under. was a symbol of peace. somebody was my heroes but it was

confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the net characters the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. so really an exciting day for edge of the camera some disappointment of course for serena williams but it must be said she just had a baby ten months ago i mean even this if she meant is really remarkable isn't it absolutely incredible she's only right twenty fifth of this total and even to make a tournament without having had a baby within the last year to make the final is incredible enough she hadn't got past the last sixteen in the previous four twenty mins she'd taken part in and of course yes it was a big disappointment but she said at the time this is for all the mothers out there and it's true you can see if you put your mind to it what you can achieve and it is incredible september first of last year she gave birth to alexis limpia and then ten and a half months later he she is the final of wimbledon and it just goes to show that serena williams is without a doubt the best in the world of tennis

confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the next tab is the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. just a reminder of the top story we're following for you the world cup final kicks off in less than two hours a surprise contender of croatia taking on friends and moscow's the yankee stadium the french are big favorites but will be wary going into the game after a series of upsets throughout the tournament. watching the daily news i have a quote awesome thanks for watching us. who do you think is going to win the two thousand and eighteen. everything on the. c.w. . entering the conflict zone with tim sebastian.

confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the net covers the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. a huge iceberg that broke off the glacier has run aground directly in front of a small village in greenland the iceberg is six kilometers wide and one hundred meters high authorities say it could flood the village when parts of it break off as seen here and crash into the sea a number of houses near the coast have been evacuated scientists say extreme ice berg events will become more frequent which in turn will increase the chance of tsunami. and just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you hamas officials in gaza say they've reached a cease fire with israel after one of the most serious surgeons and violence since the war between israel and gaza militants in two thousand and fourteen egypt and the u.n. reportedly brokered the truce after two palestinians were killed. as a new drug join us again at the top of the hour don't forget you can always check out our website or follow us on twitter

confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the next cavern is the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title was and in the tour de france the riders are headed for the dreaded cobbled stage and i was asked to obey on sunday dutchman telling one of their ten that won his second stage on saturday that meant it we shuffle in the standings while his closest rivals were punished for clashes in the final sprint. a dull eight stage turn sour seventeen kilometers before the finish line this pileup was especially painful for german tony mob scene he completed the stage but was later brought to hospital in diagnosed with a spinal fracture the tour is over for the four time world time trial champion green jersey holder peter sagal and initially took the lead in the final sprint i'm yeah but the try to dylan the son of a gun was the quickest winning his second stage in as many days. german under the guy full in financial gravity of colombia finished behind him but were penalized for this clash of heads and elbows they were

confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the net covers the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title the huge iceberg that broke of a glacier has run aground directly in front of a small village in greenland the iceberg is six kilometers wide and one hundred meters high thirty say it could flood the village when parts of it break off as seen here and crash into the sea a number of houses near the coast have been evacuated scientists say extreme iceberg events will become more frequent which in turn will increase the chance of tsunamis. that's your news rob join us again at the top of the hour don't forget you can check out our web site t w dot com or follow us on twitter i'm irish waiter in berlin thanks for watching d. w. news. paper you think you're going to win the two thousand eighteen world cup. everything on the world cup final. to do.

close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts for chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly alvira now. as mark gelman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis consider the oil shock of twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen as the price dropped by more than fifty percent the c

kerber wins it in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3, becoming the first german womanin to wimbledon since steffi grafserena told the crowd she was just getting started in her comeback, and playing for all the moms out there. but came up jt a bit short. the men's final, djokovic outlasting nadal today sets, and will face kevinon ande tomorrow morning. >>> for all those heading out to audi field, it's looking good. >> perfect. temperatures will be falling, but they'll number the 80s and then the low0s overnight. very comfortable out tre tomorrow. tomorrow we'll be in the low 90s. that chance for showers is so isolated. don't cancel any sunday plans. just keep an eye on our app. >> that's the new for now. "nightly news" is coming up next, and we'll you again for news4 at 11:00. goodnight, everybody. >>> tonight, protests as president trump takes an break i his scottish golf course. the world is watching his every move ahead of monday's high stakes summit with vladimir putin. >>> the future of fighting. the first look at the innovative new tech the u.s. army is developing to keep us one step ahead of our

for germany since1996 “ we the first win for germany since1996 —— we mentioned steffi graf.in 2016, and to do it in front again of some of the greatest to have played and to do it —— to do it against one of the greatest who has played. painful for serena williams, but again she will be back. map angelique kerber there are the german winning the women's final at wimbledon in centre court. watched on by the duchess of suffolk and cambridge in the royal boxes as well. williams producing some fantastic shots and served throughout the match. she really going to give up a chance for this record—breaking grand slam, but it just was not to be. angelique kerber beatings are really —— serena williams on centre court in wimbledon —— beating serena williams. they're just wimbledon —— beating serena williams. they‘ re just about wimbledon —— beating serena williams. they're just about to start the trophy presentation, and if you want to continue to watch that and also here from angelique kerber, dojoin our viewers on bbc one. bring you a bit more news we have sports day at 630 on the bbc

in fact today is final was the first german to win the venus rosewater dish since her idol steffi graf back in one thousand nine hundred six off to capturing the australian and us open titles back in two thousand and sixteen cup a struggled to cope with the added attention but the thirty year old says she's better equipped to deal with it this time around. now it feels different winning a third grand slam title at wimbledon that's the highlights of my korea because i've always dreamt about winning wimbledon and i'm glad it's the third grand slam because now i know what to expect and i can enjoy it much more i know how to deal with it and that's what i want to do you know just enjoy every minute of it. the same bolds dream of playing professional football could be a step closer to becoming reality australian club central coast mariners have confirmed they're in talks with the former wild and the olympic champion sprinter about a potential six week trial the thirty one year old who retired from athletics in two thousand and seventeen as previously trained with the to see a dortmund in ge

woman to win here since steffi graf back in 1996.o their energy reserves, notjust because of the sun and the heat, but they played in the longest semifinals ever seen at wimbledon yesterday and the day before. we are going to coast some british success for the third year running in the men‘s wheelchair doubles. gordon reid and alfie hewett, congratulations, thanks so much forjoining us after a gruelling match yesterday. third win ina a gruelling match yesterday. third win in a row, absolutely fantastic. yes, amazing feeling, it's so special to win here at wimbledon. the chemistry is obviously key here, thatis the chemistry is obviously key here, that is the secret behind your success. you know where each other are going to be on the court. absolutely, we have played together for years now and we know each other inside out, that is part of the reason why we make a good team. have you noticed the reaction to the sport changing? we were talking about the audience figures and how it has transformed, there is massive interest in the sport

defeating serena williams on saturday to become the first german woman to hold the title since steffi graf back in one thousand nine hundred sixty care about called her achievement quote a career highlight and said it was still sinking in. with the wimbledon trophy in her hands and now just has the french open missing from her collection a career grand slam winning all four majors is now a possibility for the time being experience has taught the german to savor this moment we've been offered assistance to do that ignorance and i'm glad it's the third grand slam or not the first because now i know what to expect but i also know how to deal with this and i want to enjoy every minute of us. to understand he had a moment denise. kerberos to number four in the world rankings after saturday's victory over the seven time wimbledon champion serena williams. she was overcome with emotion at the end of the tournament every player dreams of winning. and it wouldn't have been wimbledon without this. the champions dance bringing character together with the men's winner novak djokovic. joke of us not to

close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts for chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly elvira in abilene as martin gilman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis consider the oil shock of twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen as the price drop by more than fifty per

a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts of chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be another crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think.

fact today's final card was the first german to win the venus rosewater dish since her idol steffi graf back in one thousand nine hundred ninety six after capturing the australian and us open titles back in two thousand and sixteen cup a struggled to cope with the added attention but the thirty year old says she's better equipped to deal with it this time around. now it feels different winning a third grand slam title at wimbledon that's the highlights of my korea because i've always dreamt about winning wimbledon and i'm glad it's the third grand slam because now i know what to expect and i can enjoy it much more i know how to deal with it and that's what i want to do you know just enjoy every minute of it you same bolds dream of playing professional football could be a step closer to becoming reality australian club central coast mariners have confirmed they're in talks with the former wild and the olympic champion sprinter about a potential six week trial the thirty one year old who retired from athletics in two thousand and seventeen as previously trained with but to see a dortmund

and the democrats blame graf nato was like one of these super americans who got the clean air act and the clean water act instead of fixing our electoral college which is there any damage and once again even now clinton won over trump. but our electoral college is and we shouldn't think that not blaming russia ok looking ahead to tomorrow them trump said he expects these talks may have been joking that they're going to be the easiest given he's been talking to in the past week you just saw it on paper but he also said the. low expectations for monday's talks with president putin what would you read into that. but i don't know if you've read the report. or it is late yesterday or the day before that he said maybe we'll do nuclear disarmament so we don't know what he's a while he's really a very our person nobody has any brains really likes him but i love the expression that even a broken clock can be right why. he was right to try to make a deal with north korea wants no country. we stopped on military maneuvers and putin had so many does not say. a can russia or china have proposed. i

fact today's final card was the first german to win the venus rosewater dish since her idol steffi graf back in one thousand nine hundred ninety six after capturing the australian and us open titles back in two thousand and sixteen cup a struggled to cope with the added attention but the thirty year old says she's better equipped to deal with it this time around. it's the now it feels different winning a third grand slam title at wimbledon that's the highlights of my korea because i've always dreamt about winning wimbledon and i'm glad it's the third grand slam because now i know what to expect and i can enjoy it much more i know how to deal with it and that's what i want to do you know just enjoy every minute of it. the same bolds dream of playing professional football could be a step closer to becoming reality australian club central coast mariners have confirmed they're in talks with the former wild and the olympic champion sprinter about a potential six week trial the thirty one year old who retired from athletics in two thousand and seventeen as previously trained with but to see a

saturday's final cap as the first in german to win the venus rosewater dish since her idol steffi graf back in one thousand nine hundred six after capturing the australian and us open titles back in two thousand and fifteen cup a struggle to cope with the added attention the thirty year old says she's better equipped to deal with it this time around. now it feels different winning a third grand slam title at wimbledon and that's the highlights of my korea because i've always dreamt about winning wimbledon and i'm glad it's the third grand slam because now i know what to expect and i can enjoy it much more i know how to deal with it and that's what i want to do you know just enjoy every minute of it you same bolds dream of playing professional football could be a step closer to becoming a reality australian club central coast mariners have confirmed there in talks with the former world and the limping champion sprinter about a potential six week trial the thirty one year old who retired from the track and twenty seventeen has previously trained with british theodore and in germany a nor

a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts of chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly all biran abilene as mark gelman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis consider the oil shock of twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen as the price dropped by more than fifty pe

this morning she can raise it to her heart's content after becoming the first german since steffi grafhe fairy tale comeback of serena williams with some impressive defensive tennis on centre court. it was a repeat of the 2016 final that kerber lost, but after taking the first set 6—3, she took the second by the same scoreline for her third grand slam title. she has only the french open to win to complete the set.

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this morning she can raise it to her heart's content after becoming the first german since steffi graf in 1996 to win the women's singles title. she ended the fairy tale comeback of serena williams with some impressive defensive tennis on centre court. it was a repeat of the 2016 final that kerber lost, but after taking the first set 6—3, she took the second by the same scoreline for her third grand slam title. she has only the french open to win to complete the set. you know, at the end, i was starting to get quite nervous. i knew i had to take my first chance, because you never know with her, she fights until the last one. and, yeah, i think it's just amazing. i cannot describe this feeling. because, when i was a kid, i was always dreaming of this moment. and to win wimbledon, it's something really special in my career. it was a great opportunity for me. you know, i didn't know a couple of months ago where i was, where i would be, how i would do, how i could come back. it was such a long way to see light at the end of the road, kind of. and so i think these two weeks have really show

megan graf now live. what have you learned about this? >> it's just an absoluty heartbreaking story an father shoots and kills his 3-year-old daughter before turng the gun on himself. it happened in a park here in charles county, the gilbert run park. take a look at the video in the area.otte hall and it's a rather rural park. a lot ofwoods, a lot of acreage. now, 33-year-old brian davis had visitation rights. he was out with his 3-year-old daughter, maddy, on sunday. he was supposed to bring her home at around 6:30,ut he didn't show up. that's when the family got concerned and they began toch se for him. they found his pickup truck in the parking lot of gilbert run park. and inside, brian davis and his 3-year-old maddy were found dead. investigators believe this is a murder/suicide. >> in this case, with iwas usual that he didn't return home. it was unusual that he didn't pick up his phone. and iyhink t just became alarmed. and they decided to look for him. and ty figured thearks were the best place to look. and unfortunately, they found

the first german women's champion since one time tiburon resident stephanie graf in 1996. over on the men's side, look at him getting all loose. the two resumed their semi final match that was suspended friday. he is on his game. he came with the backhand to win it. 4-3, resigning the fifth set, he pulled off a little magic of his own. and, he led 9-8, and blue one by him for the point. the joker one the deciding set, 10-8. it is between him and kevin anderson for his fourth title. >>> the a's and giants under the lights. the a's jared lowery, out of the starting lineup tonight. he did collide with stephen last night on a play and had him come out of the game. the a's also -- dfa pitcher, that means they immediately moved him off the 40 man roster. now, this might help you with flexibility. spike ball before the first pitch. andrew mccutcheon are the teams biggest spike ball enthusiast >> it is kind of like table tennis meets volleyball type deal. >> is there a best player on the team? >> i mean -- if you want to take me out of the equation, he is not bad. so, in tandem we

they defy the notion of the graf taittational pull and can't be contained by any of the various ceilingst overbought conditions usually bump into and come crashing down from. when you spot these highly unusual moves, you know what you may have to strap yourself in to get real moon should let's take a look at this one. this is what i mean. this is rare, but when it happens, it's big money. we saw it occur in july of 2009 as dan fitzpatrick pointed out to me, this time in las vegas sands. the summer the stock of the las vegas sands, one of the largest casino companies with a very important business in macau falling every time it hit, boom, boom, boom you know, just not working but when the bulls finally broke out of the corral, the stock gained all of the strength instead of grouping to recover from the overbought status that's a very rare pattern it stayed overbought that told you good things were going to be ahead. it never pre treated as you would have expected. buyers wouldn't quick despite the stock being overbought and that is a sign the strongest kind of positive move in the book mi

break in the second set to take that 6—3, and become the first german woman to win here since steffi graft chance because you never know with her, she fights until the last one. it is just amazing. i cannot describe the feeling. as a child, i was dreaming of this moment. wimbledon is something special in my career. it was a great opportunity for me. i did not know a couple of months ago where i was, what i would do, how i could come back. it was such a long way to see the light at the end of the road, kind of. and so i think these two weeks have really showed me that, 0k, obviously, i can compete for a grand slam. now how about this from sweden's steffan 0lsson in the men's wheelchair doubles final — he loses balance and falls from his chair but remarkably recovers to win the point! in the end though, 0lsson and his partner, belgium'sjoachim gerard were beaten by britain's gordon reid and alfie hewett. it was a third successive wimbledon doubles title for the pair. so, to today's men's final, and both novak djokovic and kevin anderson will have to dig deep into their energy reserves after

tim graf still with us. about the trade story from the european perspective and is difficult to see if this develops further. it could be the big loser. there's a bunch of other factors lined up in europe, like merkel going and a tail risk. but it's massively asymmetric. politics in europe, if i'm sitting in america, why do i want of these of that? tim: the evolution of politics is toward negating the last 30-40 years of the neoliberal consensus governing the global economy. that's a compelling thing to run against, difficult to run for, something merkel is having to do. it's obvious it introduces equalities, risks to the economies, open borders introduce risks and it's obvious people aren't willing to live with right now. it's a unifying theme, the likes of so many and trump and exit in the u.k. -- brexit in the u.k., its unifying to run against. guy: is this an anti-eu narrative? tim: i think there's a broader lack of trust in which the eu, as described, is a body of laws and cetaceans. the lack of -- inst

saturday's final the thirty year old is the first german to win the silverware since her idol steffi graf in life in ninety six and she says she is better equipped to deal with the added attention than when she captured the australian and us open titles in two thousand and sixteen. say involved could be about to set back into the sporting spotlight on the football field before the world and then pick champion sprinter as in talks with a stranger in a club at the central coast mariners about a potential six week trial the thirty one year old has previously trained with her with your daughter went to germany and the witch inside god said since retiring from kinetic last year. and again on the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera donald trump has been forced into a very public and embarrassing climbdown the u.s. president now says he accepts the intelligence community's assessment that russia did meddle in the two thousand and sixteen election trump says he misspoke at the news conference with bloody myth in finland. i have full faith and support for america's great inventions ag

all really been eliminated at wimbledon it's the earliest except for defending champion since defeat graf lost in the first round and nine hundred ninety four. french open champion and world number one simona halep as the last of the surviving top seeds she came back from five three down in the first sit against china's. to win the next in games in a row to advance to the third round. of the overnight rain delay worked wonders for men's world number eighty two power he's through to the third round of a grand slam for the first time ever after coming from two sits down to upset last year's runaround marron chill much when i walk up to the. better one chord that was getting better and better. and that tennis is like that sometimes you go and you feel good and that's it. three time champion novak jock of its needed treatment in the third see it for a thigh injury before winning in straight sets oh yeah. thanks it was a bad move on. during the point. and affected my knee a little bit or. felt that on the way to the end of the match basically last couple games so i've been doing check ups now

you have this many people struck by gunfire, it's graf condition. >> reporter: gun attacks have traditionallyn rare in canada, toronto is grappling with a recent increase in gun violence, violent shootings more than doubled in the past three years. >> we have a gun problem and guns are too readily available to too many people. >> we've also seen some terror incidents in canada recently. any indication about whether that's involved here? >> right. authorities have acknowledged that. they're not ruling anything out at this point. that's all they'll say. they haven't released the gunman's identity. they say they're looking into all possible motivemotives. we'll continue to keep you updated. >>> breaking overnight. an escalating war of words between president trump and iran, the president tweeting out a headline-grabbing threat in all caps. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker has the latest on this. hey, kristen. good morning. >> hey, hoda, good morning to you. president trump who has been on defense over his handling of russia is trying to pivot to another foreign policy flash point, ir

father is another day of trauma and that is of particular concern to my guests today this is marsha graf and she's with american academy of pediatrics and she specializes in the health care of immigrant children dr griffin when you hear about these thousand or so ineligible children who are now seeing their peers heading off to these happy reunions with their families yet they are left behind what are they doing. tear. pure terror because you can imagine they were torn apart from their parents and now they're somewhere where they don't know who the other people there are they don't have a trusted caregiver and so there's the mere act of being away from their parents is traumatizing and indefinitely so not knowing when they get to go or if they get to go is horrific we understand that many of these children are with foster families but that the majority of them are in government run shelters what is the condition of the shelters well it's the shelters are office of refugees resettlement shelters and they contract with child welfare agencies to provide care. for these children these agenci