to cause havoc. >> we didn't travel to hamburg as a unit. we had individual plans -- some wanted to protest, others to perform at the theatre or as clowns. or join the counter-summit. >> madrid's renowned elcano royal institute has studied spain's leftist scene. its conclusion is that spain, unlike germany, does not have an organized, anarchist "black bloc." >> militant right-wing or left-wing extremists are an absolute minority in spain. they were a minority even during the height of the economic crisis that hit the country hard, and even though there were many protests during this time. >> in may 2011, thousands of outraged spanish young people -- the so-called "indignados" -- occupied madrid's central "puerta del sol" square. for months, they debated and agitated in a largely peaceful manner. some of these indignados later helped establish the leftist podemos protest party, headed by pablo iglesias. the party shook up spain's political system and has absorbed much of the protest momentum. back in bilbao, activists continue calling for rin

they call a hamburger hill because they would grind them up like a hamburger grinding machine. to be sleep -- a steep and slippery i sweated and slipped and i wondered how those scared young men had climbed the hill they 1969. no one was shooting down enemy and i was not carrying 50 pounds of equipment to detect a small group to reach two hours and it took them 10 days. for those who reached the top. at 70 and 80 percent casualties before the fight was over. while on top of the hill i told the north vietnamese shall -- soldiers and wanted to share a story with them i had grown up in an old midwestern mining town called galena it was a lead mining town for settled in the 1820s i worked in the minds after i got out of the marines one of my bosses was a world war ii veteran i had tremendous regard in keen to have an affection for his son and picked up a couple of pieces to keep on my desk a few years later i learned my boss's son was killed on hamburger hill ayatollah the north vietnamese soldiers about him i'd put out -- i pulled out some of lead sulfide and i said i will bury th

one by one, rome, budapest, and hamburg withdrew. fea rful of budapest, and hamburg withdrew. fearful of gusts and a lack of public support. —— fearful of costs and a lack of public support. pitching to host the olympics for a third time, la wanted to bring the summer games third time, la wanted to bring the summer games back to the us the first time since 1996. with most of its infrastructure already built it boasted it could host the games tomorrow. but now they have confirmed they are to wait. in 2028 we are bringing the games back to la. one of the great capitals of this olympic movement. a city that has always been a games changer. and will be again in 2028. in exchange for its patients, la will get a financial sweetener from the international olympic committee. extra funding for an extended planning period. the only championship in terms of athletics which competes with it,

missed a deadline to deport a man who is now suspected of committing friday's deadly knife attack in hamburg. the netflix t.v. series sparks controversy after it's linked to a rise in online searches for methods of suicide we speak to a father who says his teenage daughter took her own life after watching the show. i think that there are ways that it can be done the positive note but never in a way that the trees is such a dark and desperate situation my daughter should be alert i should be able to hold or. to care for her. this is r.t. international coming to you live from the russian capital thank you for watching i'm kate. a suicide bomber has targeted a nato military convoy in the afghan city of kandahar the nato led mission in afghanistan hask. infirmed the attack in a statement the document says that resulted in casualties a car full of explosives was driven into the convoy outside kandahar airport which is home to a major military base for international troops no information has been released so far as to the nationality of the troops attacked nor the number of casualties in a recent

authorities are missing deadlines to deport a man suspected of committing friday's deadly knife attack in hamburg. international. starts with breaking news for you president trungpa signed a new sanctions bill against russia becomes a response to alleged meddling by moscow in the u.s. presidential election because live now to washington speak to our correspondent that jacqueline jacqueline is this come as a surprise. not really i mean president trump has rather reluctantly signed this bill into law he released a statement saying that while he favors tough measures to deter aggressive behavior by foreign powers the bill is seriously flawed and he only signed it for the state sake of national unity and the president noted that he expressed concerns from the beginning about a number of points within the legislation but congress included a number of quote clearly unconstitutional provisions and it's haste to pay past the bill but due to the landslide votes that came out of both the house and the stand out last week the president didn't really have a choice but to sign off on the sanctions on tuesday

our reporter met a 65-year-old pensioner from hamburg.e lives hand to mouth and doesn't believe politicians' promises of change. while the country's well-oiled economic engine has motored on, the elderly it seems have been left behind. reporter: hamburg's latest landmark is the elbphilharmonie concert hall. herbert, who doesn't want to state his real name, is a pensioner who's come to see the high-profile project that apparently symbolizes germany's prosperity -- a prosperity that he has no share in. his wallet contains all of two euros and 20 cents. herbert: that's all i have left this month. i have to wait until friday for money, and make sure i don't overspend so it lasts the whole month. reporter: no money in the bank? herbert: no, it's all gone, maybe except 65 cents. reporter: herbert likes coming here to watch the boats. he spent his fair share of time on the world's oceans in his working days. before that, he trained as a welder at this renowned hamburg shipyard. herbert: it was a good job. well paid. not when i was working as an

our reporter met a 65-year-old pensioner from hamburg.e lives hand to mouth and doesn't believe politicians' promises of change. while the country's well-oiled economic engine has motored on, the elderly it seems have been left behind. reporter: hamburg's latestst landmark is the elbphilharmonie concert hall. herbert, who doesn't want to state his real name, is a pensioner who's come to see the high-profile project that apparently symbolizes germany's prosperity -- a prosperity that he has no share in. his wallet contains all of two euros and 20 cents. herbert: that's all i have left this month. i have to wait until friday for money, and make sure i don't overspend so it lasts the whole month. reporter: no money in the bank? herbert: no, it's all gone, maybe except 65 cents. reporter: herbert likes coming here to watch the boats. he spent his fair share of time on the world's oceans s in his working days. before that, he trained as a welder at this renowned hamburg shipyard. herbert: it was a good job. well paid. not when i was working as

politically active groups such as and so far involved should we expect the violent scenes we saw in hamburg to follow closely behind peter all of a germany well that's the worry one expert we spoke to says the potential threat of radical left wing groups can be measured by the damage caused during those riots in hamburg they are not only knowing there was danger as well they were already for a couple of years. but this is this is now a very very evident you know and the. best example for the whole world that was even what happened in homework a few weeks ago we have more than five hundred police meant hurt really with hot injuries and the insurance us to see asians that there are some forty million euro damage so you see there really militant and very very dangerous even committees warned that a deep racial conflict is brewing in the united states that follows the clashes in charlottesville in the widespread protests that followed it but while reporting on a social rift between the left and the right the mainstream media in america might be a little bit guilty of exaggeration just maybe is

a man suspected of committing friday's deadly knife attack in hamburg. and the pentagon's urge to declassify a report detailing allegations of child sex abuse by the afghan security forces as it funds. thank you for watching our international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge. the u.s. has carried out another successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile in the pacific it's the second in less than a week and comes amid rising tensions with north korea bumps while the secretary of state says washington wants dialogue there are signs a military option could be in the whole thing we do not seek an excuse to send our military north of the thirty eighth parallel we're trying to convey to the north koreans we are not your enemy we're not your threat every military expert says

a brief heavy downpour heading toward hamburg, possibly clipping kutztown over the next 15, or 20 minutes. allentown keep your eye on that in case it develops. 72 in philadelphia. 68 in allentown. 68 in reading, 72 in wilmington. 74 trenton, and 74 in cape may. the humidity is still in place you can tell that by looking at the dewpoints. anything over 60 is humid, 70 is oppressive humidity, not impressive, oppress oppressive. noon, 85. 3:00 p.m., 90 degrees it will be the high and humid today. while i'm posting an afternoon or evening thunderstorm they will be far out in the northern and western suburbs, lancaster, berks the lehigh valley and the poconos later today and tonight. tomorrow morning, just about anybody can pick up a shower or thunderstorm, matt, but then the stuff scoots off the coast and day.t weekend improvement. >> reporter: we like it when things are not impressive onroae dull and that's the way we like it. friday mornings in the summertime things are quieter than norm. so far so good along the schuylkill expressway. we have different lane situations, some milled, some pa

are you willing to go ahead and pay $15 for that hamburger? >> experts swarm -- worn only the economic viable create a shortage. the search for the right worker and job. lawmakers are urged to take time to make sure the bill makes sense for everyone. >> immigration reform is complicated we are america. we can figure this out.>> i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news the teenage passenger who jumps out of the emergency exit on a plane will not face criminal charges. the 17-year-old boy has been taken to a hospital for mental health evaluations. he appeared to be in emotional distress will traveling alone during the seven hour flight from panama city to sfo. shortly after landing, he opened the exit and slid down the wing to the tarmac. he was not hurt. he was held by an airfield construction crew until police arrived and took him into custody.>>> last month's close call at sfo was closer than thought. they released these photos. the incoming an air canada jet circled in these pictures pic below the circle is for other airliners waiting to take off. it

these are heavy downpours they are not big, but coming into south of hamburg and clipping hamburg along-78. if you're in kutztown or athlete wood that's something to keep in mind maybe allentown if they hold together. noon, 85 degrees, 3:00 p.m., partly sunny with that high of 90 degrees. it's still humid today. this afternoon there's the chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm, but it's mainly in the northern and western areas like lang and berks and the lehigh valley and the poconos, some of those could be drenchers tam. >>> there's a new mecca for dining and entertainment in philadelphia's chinatown. jeanette reyes takes u.s. inside on "fyi philly." >> reporter: friends created chinatown's new eclectic hot spot. >> there's 14 vendors in one building. what used to be a chinese gift shop at 10th and race. this dynamic duo turned it into a hip food sensation. there's asian pacific flavors. >> this is southeast asian curry. >> this is hawaiian and sushi. >> we have the first cambodian restaurant in chinatown. we have japanese food. >> they throw a little mediterranean fare into the mix

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politically active groups such as the far involved should we expect the violent scenes we saw in hamburg to follow closely behind peter all of germany. french police say they're finding it difficult to fulfill their duties during the country's lengthy state of emergency because of poor working conditions one officers unions even held a photo competition to draw attention to the problem from rats and cockroaches to leaky pipes and damaged equipment the photos show the shocking state of police stations across france in many cases it's apparent that even basic equipment has become unfit for use more than one hundred fifty photos of already been submitted by officers who say their jobs now lack dignity. i didn't expect to see such could just drive it photos from across france i was aware that working conditions needed improvement but i honestly did not expect to see a car which had done five hundred thousand kilometers or loggers flooded with water that happened in toulouse vehicles are no longer exempted for what we now regard is terrorist measures there is a police station which is literal

and take five dollars extra for the lettuce or are you willing to go ahead and pay $15 for that hamburger. >> it is unclear whether the bill has enough support to go forward and democrats calling it a nonstarter, and republican leaders have shown no signs they will take up the bill. >>> the judge is facing a recall effort over the sentencing of the former stanford university student brought turner -- brought turner and hired a political consultant and the judge is reportedly paying $30,000 to the arizona -based political concert and facing a recall since he sentenced brock turner to a six- month jail term for sexually assaulting a woman outside of the fraternity house in 2014. >>> the san francisco judge will decide whether to allow the public corruption case to go to trial and three former city officials including the former school board president keith jackson facing allegations of bribery. jackson was right there in the orange jumpsuit since he is already serving a sentence on federal racketeering charges stemming from his involvement in the wayne lynch how corruption case. -- chow cor

the man suspected of a deadly knife attack in hamburg on friday was supposed to have been deported long ago that's according to the german media which claims berlin missed a deadline to return him to norway where he first applied for asylum we contacted germany's migration office for comment well we're starting to unravel what is then a tangled web of of mistakes bureaucratic mistakes that led to our mayday the main suspect in friday's spate of stopping even being here in germany we know that he arrived in germany back in twenty fifteen he had no identification and was clearly according to authorities suffering from mental illness or mental problems he couldn't be deported at that point back to norway his fingerprints were checked they revealed he was that he'd applied for asylum in norway that he'd been rejected he could have been sent back immediately he wasn't he missed that deadline and norway effectively said he's your problem right now the federal migration authorities they've said they were overwhelmed by the numbers at that time we're also hearing from the federal prosecutors no

radical left website that cold violence against police and politicians at the g twenty summit in hamburg an agent and europe correspondent peter all of as more. last month's g twenty and how violent unexpected and ferocious scale for the times seemed to catch german security services by surprise. that. far as i can tell and i'm from. i've never seen. the autopsy and why those violent scenes were able to happen so the interior minister here in germany decided to close the web site links saying it had been instrumental in organizing the violent scenes that marred the g twenty summit it's as model of first of all it is about a ban of the associations not a news outlet from now on the operation of the site with immediate effect a crime even continues its operation then there will be reason to press charges that will surely follow starting from today. the web site was used to organize attacks on security services as world leaders mixed at the big get together but finding out just the website was based has proved harder that it may first seem we understand it some two hundred fifty officers we

a man suspected of a deadly knife attack in hamburg on friday could have been deported years ago at the authorities not fail to act according to the german media which claims burleson missed a deadline to return him to norway the country where he first applied for asylum we contacted germans migration office for an explanation in the case of the federal offices read mission request in the way it was made on fourteenth of july fifteenth one day after the deadline norway rejected the federal offices read mission request meaning that germany became responsible for this procedure this happened at a time when increased number of asylum seekers had already arrived in germany and the federal office placed enormous challenges. oh my god he's a paper all over now joining us live with more on this story can you explain how this person was able to ultimately slip through the cracks of security and actually get to the stage of attack. well this would be farcical if it hadn't ended so tragically with there a man being stabbed to death on friday evening and how merck but the way it worked was this ah

admit missing a deadline to deport a man suspected of committing friday's deadly knife attack in hamburg. you're watching our c.n.n. national coming to you live from moscow with the global news this hour i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. let's start with our breaking news story president donald trump assigned to a new sanctions bill against russia it comes a response to alleged meddling by moscow in the u.s. presidential election. well for more on this let's cross live now to washington and correspondent jacqueline berger well jacqueline i hope you can hear me out has this come as a surprise. the. president has rather reluctantly signed this bill into law trump released a statement saying that while he favors tough measures to punish and deter aggressive behavior by foreign powers the bill is seriously flawed and he only signed it for the sake of national unity he repeated that he has expressed concerns from the beginning about a number of points within the law of the legislation but congress included a number of quote clearly unconstitutional provisions it takes to pass the b

the man suspected of a deadly knife attack in hamburg on friday were supposed to have been deported long ago that's according to the german media which claims berlin missed a deadline to return him to norway where he first applied for asylum we contacted germany's migration office for comment. in the case of the federal offices read mission request was made on fourteenth of july two thousand and fifteen one day after the deadline norway rejected the federal offices read mission request meaning that germany became responsible for this now in procedure this happens at a time when increased number of asylum seekers had already arrived in germany and the federal office placed enormous challenges well we're starting to unravel what is then a tangled web of of mistakes bureaucratic mistakes that led to made a the main suspect in friday speight all stopping even being here in germany we know that he arrived in germany back in twenty fifteen he had no identification and was clearly according to authorities suffering from mental illness mental problems he couldn't be deported at that point back t

>> i was, anderson, i was on air force one that day as the pool reporter flying back from hamburg, germany where the g-20 summit had just happened. and the president had just had his first face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin, so that was on the top of mind. but we later learned that there was a lot of discussion happening on the flight about this statement, the "new york times" was going to report some details of that meeting that we have all been talking so much more about now, that july 2016 meeting at trump tower. and the reality here is that cnn reported a couple weeks ago that white house aides and others involved in that discussion about cracking that statement may be subjected to legal jeopardy here because they were discussing in real time what was going on about that russian meeting, but this is the first we're learning from this "washington post" report that the president dictated this, but it has a ring of the president trying potentially to protect some other perhaps members of his family or others. because the -- just the confines of air force one, anderson, it's pretty h

one by one, rome, budapest, and hamburg withdrew, fea rful of budapest, and hamburg withdrew, fearfulck of public support. —— 202a. that left just one major rival. pitching to host the limbic for a third time, los angeles wanted to bring the summer games back to the us for the first time since 1996. with most of its infrastructure already built, it was addicted to host the games tomorrow, but now they have confirmed they were willing to wait. in 2028, we are bringing the verdict is back to los angeles. it is a city that has or is been a games changer, and will be again in 2028. in exchange risk patients, los angeles will get a sweetener from the international olympic committee: extra funding for an extended planning period. if we can build that legacy right now, as that of waiting until the olympics are over. simply put, what we are able to negotiate, this deal was too good to pass up. this may be an unusual way for host cities to be confirmed. the ioc is expected to rubber stamp the announcement said a few weeks. paris won't care how it is done. after several failed beds, won't care

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if i have a hamburger and call it a hot dog, it still a hamburger.democrats are. >> ed: you are confusing me. nothing burgers, hamburgers, hot dogs. katie, maybe you can sort it out. the president can say i want to talk about the issues, i want to talk about jobs. that's sort of convenient when you're facing this grand jury probe. >> the president is going after democrats are only talking about the russia issue and he has a point that it is something they've harped on repeatedly. but that's not going to be his issue. his issues going to be the grand jury investigation that's ongoing, we are saying it's may be expanding. in terms of democrats, doesn't help democrats in the sense that they don't really have a message. the same people who ruled out the new better deal for america, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, the same ones in charge as democrats lost both states across the country. if you look at the actual plan, there are still talking about big government intervention, they still want minimum wage hikes. they still want the government to reduce the pr

she isn't to donald trump. it was highlighted at the t20 in hamburg.ere for that. on climate change, the two openly disagree. more broadly, she's said germany can no longer rely on america. that in turn will affect german and european foreign policy. then there's the investigation into whether russia interfered with the us election and if the trump campaign worked with it. on the latter, firm evidence has not emerged. but the questions matter — in their own right, but also because they are impacting on how the white house works. for all the reasons and many more we turn to washington most days. and there are more stories for you now. fox news told is that christopher ray has been confirmed by the senate as the fbi director, replacing james comey. this is one of the few things that doesn't seem to have proved too controversial. no, of course the fa ct controversial. no, of course the fact that the vacancy existed in the first post was controversial because james comey as we remember was unceremoniously fired the present trump. as you sayjust now we have

reported that the president was on board air force one july 8 on the way back from the g20 summit in hamburg, germany when he intervened to personally draft the statement. that first explanation released by donald trump, jr., stated that he met with the russian lawyer primarily to discuss a program about the adoption of russian children. a subsequent statement acknowledged the meeting was actually set up after don junior was promised dirt on hillary clinton. cnn reported at the time that some of the president's closest aides traveling back on air force one helped draft the initial response from don junior, prompting concerns that those white house aides may have exposed themselves to legal scrutiny in the special counsel's investigation. the new details from the washington post open the possibility that the president could find himself under similar scrutiny. despite today's admission from the white house that the president at least weighed in on the initial statement, the president's lawyer repeatedly denied any involvement by the president when the story first broke in mid july. >> the pre

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ahead and pay five dollars a pound for that is or are you willing to go ahead and pay $15 for a hamburger? >> experts on the legislation designed to attract only the most economic viable would create shortage. they urge lawmakers to take time to make sure the final bill is a match that makes sense for everyone. >> immigration reform is complicated. we are america. we can figure this out. >> in downtown josi emma and jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news joining us is brian. the competitive application process or favorite people who speak english and support themselves. wasn't this founded on people who came here with new job in some cases and could not speak the language. look at the millions of people who came through ellis island. some cases all they had is a suitcase. >> we let a lot of them in and a lot of them were turned back for health reasons but that is history. is a good point. a lot of people came without a whole lot that helped build this country. >> i think what we heard today was maybe the start of a debate about immigration that is supported to have. maybe this would be dead on arriv

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hamburg midfielder nicolai mueller struck the winning goal during his side's 1—0 win over augsburg onduring his celebration! the 29—year—old lost his balance, after spinning and colliding with a cornerflag — he was replaced just minutes later, and has now been ruled out for seven months with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. painful stuff, there. eight games in italy's serie a to bring you. wins for roma, who beat atalanta. inter won 3—0 against fiorentina. mauro icardi on the scoresheet twice there. and ac milan matched them, they won 3—0 against crotone. and top the table, alongside inter and juventus — who also won 3—0 yesterday. opening batsman shikhar dhawan scored a blazing century as india beat sri lanka by nine wickets in their first one day international in dambulla on sunday. after an encouraging start sri lanka collapsed to just 216 in 43 overs. india made light work in their response and put together an unbeaten 197 run stand between dhawan and virat kohli. that helped them to reach their target in just 28.5 overs. india lead the five match series 1—0. stuart broad say

british boxer peter mcgrail is guaranteed a medal from the world amateur championships in hamburg afterrpudlian european champion beat leonel de los santos from the dominican republic 4—1 to reach the last four which means he'll win a bronze medal even if he loses. but there were defeats for the other british boxers in the quarterfinals. ben whitaker, cheavon clarke and pat mccormack. a year on from being a part of team gb‘s bronze medal winning the 4 by 400 metre relay team, anyika 0nuora has told the bbc how she'd overcome life—threatening malaria before the rio 0lympics. the liverpool athlete competed at this year's world championships in london but admitted the situation was far worse than she realised at the time. i remember them telling me if i'd left it a day or two days it could have been fatal. i always look back and think, gosh, if i was just a random person or regular person i would have just taken paracetamol and thought it was just a cold or whatever and i would not have known that it was malaria. i'm thankful that i caught it so early because ijust remember them saying if

has reported that easyjet is interested in up to 40 of air berlin's planes with slots in berlin and hamburg >>> qantas shares hit a ten-year high in sydney after the australian carrier posted near record underlying profit for the year the ceo said it was proof that the three-year turnaround strategy is paying off and it aims to make another 3$350 million in savings each year qantas confirmed plans to offer the world's longest flight between sydney and london by 2022 i read this could be about 20 hours. i do not want to be on that plane unless it's first or business e-mail the show. let me know whether you want to be on that 20-hour journey the address is streetsignseurope@cnbc.com and of course you can find us on twitter, streetsignseurope@cnbc, that's the handle. tweet me directly @carolincnbc >>> still coming up, kansas city fed president esther george says the central bank is well set up for a rate hike. we'll have plenty more from jackson hole and plenty of discussion in the studio after this short break did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slo

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they are just moving into hamburg right now. a quick heavy downpour. won't last long. those are moving to the northeast. we will see more showers and thunderstorms develop during the day in this area. there are much less likely in new jersey. and in delaware. philadelphia may stay dry as well. this computer model shows some thunderstorms. producing heavy downpours in the lehigh valley and into the poconos. this is the computer model that nailed yesterday's rain. it showed burlington would get close to three inches. got closer to four. did get that heavy rainfall. for today you might see an isolated showers. better chance of seeing rain coming in late this evening. and into tomorrow morning. that could lead to some quick downpours overnight by 4:00 in the morning. just over a quarter of an inch in burlington and closer to half an inch by the time the showers move out. swedesboro may pick up an inch of rain with more showers today. a look at the weekend forecast and beyond with the ten day on ten to show you when we'll finally get dry days. >> thanks. ten after six. let'