and joining us now from new orleans is dubious correspondent helena humphrey helena barry it was a hurricane and it's now weakened to a tropical storm but how big of a threat is that still pose to the region where it's made landfall. make no mistake my it is still very much a threat meteorologists say it is normal for a storm to be downgraded once it hit land once it hits land because then it is not over the water where it sucks its energy ops if it is rather normal but at the same time of course the warre with barry has always been the water in a flood plain prone area where we are now for example in new orleans we're worried about that long slow epic drench all of water in the coming days and i will say that one levee one river has already overflowed and levee not here by the mississippi river the river but about an hour and a hoff away from here and there we saw a flash flooding triggered i've already sold and ground in another part of the state we saw 12 people have to be rescued by helicopter today and even if this storm has been downgraded we normally see the 1st hurricane of the year

carl: for more let's bring in our washington correspondent helena humphrey.t seems we have a case of he said/she said. president trump says he has no doubt that the u.s. downs that drone. iran claims that it's drone returned home. is either side providing any proof? helena: the latest we have is a video released by the iranian revolutionary guard which is says is footage taken from that drone. we can see in that footage, you know, essentially that footage hovering over the uss boxer. there was a timestamp. and iran says it was after the u.s. claimed drone it had down to the drone. we cannot verify that video. but u.s. marines say the downing of that drone, we would not have been able to see that just, it would not have been visible to the naked eye. we continue to see that war of words which threatens to boil over to something more serious as we see these continued military show of force. carl: this, of course, as you mentioned, the latest flare up between these two countries, add to this the seizing of the u.k. oil tanker. can you put this into context for u

needs us helena if the u.k.ambassador if he's highly aware of the worth of british diplomats what about the u.s. president is he aware of how much he needs them. well brant you do have to wonder i'm essentially on monday we saw the u.s. president declare the british ambassador persona non grata saying that he would not be working with him in the future at a time of course of such heightened global tensions and we're talking about of course the u.s. is closest ally and we've got issues to deal with such as iran for example north korea russia to name but a few and of course fortune in the u.s. have always worked together perhaps you know in the most closest manner when we talk about europe for example you only have to look yesterday at germany rebuffing for example america's request for more troops on the ground when dealing with syria that said i think it's important also to look beyond the bluster and take a look at the concrete steps i've certainly been monitoring reaction from the state department very closely

for let's get more on the story with helena humphrey she is standing by in washington for us helena we saw there are those images of trump taunting these congress women they are all women of color they are all u.s. citizens as well we should say telling them to leave the country how significant is this. this is very significant sue me i think it's fair to say that the from the moment those tweets were sent over the weekend this was a significant moment but what we saw yesterday was an escalation of the president essentially leading into further to his message repeating those false statements about omar telling those congresswomen essentially let them leave not saying anything when the crowd started to chant and i think that what we're seeing essentially is the legitimize ation all of targeting american people of color minorities in this country newly arrived americans and although we did see that condemnation pos in the vote it was still largely along party lines 240 to 187 in that vote very few republicans condemning what the president had to say. this this type of targeting that we s

weather for us helena we have heard that hurricane barry just made landfall what's the situation on the ground like right now. well as you can see my are the winds have picked up there are currently around 120 kilometers an hour this is a category one hurricane now but as you mentioned it is also it is always the water that is of particular worry him in new orleans and we could see hoffa meta dumps on the city over the course all of the weekend the good news is that once hurricane barry does hit landfall it can lose some all of its strength by leaving the gulf of mexico from where it takes its power from but then of course there is the storm surge which it dumps on the city and we have seen one levee states banks about an hour and a half away from here unleashing a flood surge there on posture is that we have also seen 12 people in the state of louisiana need to be rescued by helicopter the good news is it was a timely release of funds through the declaration of a state wide emergency in louisiana which meant at least relief efforts and money could be prepared in anticipation for th

humphrey both of you welcome helena i want to start with you the white house uninvited the u.k. ambassador to a dinner last night at the white house but it did not stop there what has happened today. that's right brant i think you get the sense that the president has been stewing over these leaked diplomatic cables for a number of days and today he really doubled down with his signature weapon of choice which is name calling on twitter referring to the british ambassador as whacky calling him a pompous for saying that he was a very stupid guy and he didn't stop there that name calling also extended to the outgoing british prime minister the woman of course that president trump famously once held hands with here in washington no less saying that to research a was also also foolish for not having delivered breaks it as he had instructed her to and then i think most worryingly he also hinted that with a change of prime minister would also come a change of leader and i say that that's worrying because i think most experts agree that the idea of you know outside influence certainly w

humphrey who is tracking the story very closely for you good to see you helena we just heard from u.s. vice president pence he says iran should not confuse american restraint with a lack of american resolve but that begs the question i mean just a couple of weeks ago president trump cancelled a strike on iran at the very last minute i wondering 3 is there a split within the white house when it comes to how to deal with iran. they are i think what we're witnessing all the unfolding ramifications of a president who may have boxed himself into a corner because we know that president trump says that he is opposed to military conflict at the same time we just heard from vice president mike pence there and in his address he was expected to say and journalists received that speech where the lines say that washington now extends an invitation to tehran for talks however the last minute he did not deliver that line so of course that begs the question what is next and could it be that iran has taken a leaf out of the north korean playbook for example a country which doesn't have economic might

more action is taken so more talk and less of the action which is being suggested by washington and helena we know that the troubled ministration talks about maximum pressure maintaining that iran does this force to patrol the seas and to protect freedom of navigation does that fit into this policy of maximum pressure. well that's very much the concern of the europeans to engage on that front the optics would be that they are then complicit in a campaign of mick's maximum pressure which they have been so critical of and let's be honest about that campaign it hasn't really achieved what the americans wanted it to anyway in the 1st place namely bringing the iranians back to the negotiation table on the 2015 nuclear deal quite the office it in fact merely provoking the eye of the iranians for example we've seen them breach the terms of that deal in the offing of the enrichment of uranium then of course we've seen them engage in tit for tat measures in the downing of drones for example in the seizure of time because in the potion gulf so it certainly hasn't been successful but at the end of th

helena is this mission that is now being cobbled up by the trumpet ministration another attempt at this maximum pressure strategy that washington has implemented of iran or is there more to it. i mean i was very much the concern that that would be the optics that european allies would be that involved in a maximum pressure campaign which they have so fiercely criticized of course because you have to look at what that maximum pressure campaign is actually achieved which is not all that much the idea was to get your radians back to the negotiating table on the nuclear deal that hasn't happened so far it's just provoked the are all of iran of course they have breached the terms all of that new kid deal in terms of the enrichment of uranium of course they've also been involved in those tit for tat moves in terms of the downing of drones a and the seizure of tankers so ultimately it hasn't been successful we've seen significant economic damage in that in terms of those u.s. sanctions on iran but at the end of the day some resolution is needed because of course this strait is of vital importa

to our correspondent here in berlin kate brady she's at our parliamentary studio and in washington helena humphries on the story of force to both of you good evening kate let me start with you the u.s. has made a formal request germany has germany offered a reply well so far brown we don't have an official reply but we did hear in an interview earlier today from the vice chancellor here in germany and he was assisted in the cabinet meeting for angela merkel today she's currently on vacation and in an interview with the phunk media group all of shots very much made it clear that the message here from germany is de escalation he said that the goal of all responsible politicians must be to observe the situation with a sober and careful assy to to not to sleepwalk into an even bigger crisis or the attitude here in germany is very much against any kind of heavy handed over robust gauge men in the gulf in the gulf and at the moment germany is keeping this request at all and yes like that thinks but no things and when it's interesting that we've got the united states calling on europe to help pa

especially citizens of helena, montana. experienced, look, you will experience racism all over the place, reverend al, but how your community reacts to what happens makes the difference. and not in our town. you are part of us. >> where are the democratic leadership, you have a democratic governor who's running for president, how is he reacting to your announcing you're running. >> well, you know, he's got his own election to run, so i mean, he's running for president himself so i think he's more focussed on that, but, you know, the people, unlike my opponent, the junior senator deans who has all the billionaires and millionaires and corporate interests with him, i have the people. i'm proud to say i have the people of montana with me. >> what are the critical issues that people in montana are concerned about that you really want to go to washington and deal with and representation them on? >> reverend al, i have been touring this state. when i went to fort benton in montana, they were concerned about the tariffs. they spok

helena, thank you. donald trump says that a u.s.ship has destroyed an iranian drone which flew within 1000 meters of the vessel. speaking during a meeting with the prime minister, trump said that the unmanned craft had ignored multiple calls to stand down. the downing of the drone comes at a heightened time of tension in the region and the narrow strait which is the shipping gateway to the persian gulf. european union interior ministers have failed once again to reach an agreementon how to deal with asylum-seekers rescued in the mediterranean. as the ministers held talks in finland, the captain of a german migrant rescue ship appeared before an italian court. >> arriving at the courthouse in sicily, the captain was mobbed by reporters. the 31-year-old german sea captain is being investigated on suspicion of aiding illegal immigration. last month she piloted ac watch rescue ship into the port in italy with 41 migrants on board. >> i sincerely hope that the european commission after t the new election of f the parliament will do their

that was helena humphrey reporting from washington. now to hong kong. the chief executive, carrie lam, is requesting a meeting with the city's university students as she tries to ease the pressure of a month-long political crisis. after weeks of mass demonstrations against her recognition bill, she has stopped efforts to pass the bill into law. that is not enough for the protesters. they want to see the bill withdrawn. some have criticized the demonstrators for storming parliament building last monday, saying they went too far. our reporter met three of those who force their way into the building. >> they -- these three were protesting on monday, when suddenly a group of young people started t attack the parliament , trying to break the glass. >> at the time, i was still struggggng over w whether ihohod leave or support thehem. >> by the titime the glass broke in the first protesters entered the building, she had made up her mind. >> i thought i needed to support what they wanted to do. it may be wrong or right, but they are still hong kong's people. >>

s helena humphries standing by good evening to you. let's start with this attempted you turd or are somewhat of a u. turn by the u.s. president are people buying it when donald trump says he did not agree with the chanting that he heard. well let's just start with the democratic reaction we've just heard from senator coleman a harris of course the presidential candidate who said that these were simply and he was incessantly we had round condemnation from democratic lawmakers today namely from the self-proclaimed squad of course those women who were initially targeted in the tweets were she to tally by other presley as well as alexandria cassio cortez coming to defend it and he was then talkative in that chant saying this chaunce this kind of rhetoric and die in danger is minorities in this country and we also heard condemnation from some republican lawmakers as well which i'd like to draw your attention to congressman adam kinzinger for example of illinois saying that you know this chant was ugly and wrong it would send chills down the

i've been speaking to our political correspondent, helena wilkinson.e had at the previous ones where we heard these alleged leaks, the mails from sir kim darroch back to london where he described donald trump as "inept". we've now got these fresh revelations in the mail on sunday and they focus, really, on the iran nuclear deal. and what we have heard is that sir kim darroch apparently described, as you mention there, donald trump's determination, last year, to abandon the nuclear deal with iran as an act of "diplomatic vandalism". now, this relates to a trip that borisjohnson took in may of last year. he was with sir kim darroch and the aim of that trip was to try and get donald trump not to abandon the nuclear deal. under that deal, iran had agreed to limit the nuclear activities in return for lifting of economic sanctions. they were not able to successfully persuaded donald trump and sir kim, persuade donald trump and sir kim, reportedly, reports back to london that mr trump's administration is set upon an act of diplomatic vandalism to spite his pr

helena wilkinson, bbc news, westminster.t political editor norman smith at westminster. because for either boris johnson because for either borisjohnson or jeremy hunt to get to grips with the issue of social care. calls, but will it result in anything i think is altogether more questionable. despite the report today, despite warm words from jeremy hunt and to a lesser extent borisjohnson, and despite the fact there is a feeling amongst many mps they have failed spectacularly to get to grips with this social care crisis. the problem is we have been here so many times before with endless reports and inquiries over the past 20 years, which have resulted in absolutely nothing, also change will require mps to cooperate. 0n nothing, also change will require mps to cooperate. on this issue, politicians have proved spectacularly incompetent at working together. it will also need oodles of cash at a time when we know both borisjohnson of cash at a time when we know both boris johnson and jeremy hunt of cash at a time when we know bo

we will be joined by the mayor of helena, montana challenging steve gains who occupies the senate seat that was occupied for 36 years by democrat max bacchus. democrats can win in montan a. one of the democrats running in montana at end of the hour. the breaking news of the night is that the justice department is telling robert mueller he is not allowed to answer the questions that democrats plan to ask him on monday, especially the question if donald trump were not the president of the united states, would you have charged him with obstruction of justice? in a letter to robert mueller signed by an associate deputy attorney general, the justice department is telling robert mueller he may not make "any comments on the facts developed and legal conclusions by the special counsel's office with respect to uncharged individuals." donald trump is an uncharged individual. the letter also said robert mueller should not testify about the "deliberative process," including any discussions he and his staff had about "investigative steps or decisions made during your investigation." that means acco

potential new job for a closer look at her career let's cross over to washington and our correspondent helena humphrey how are the people at the i.m.f. sad to see christine lagarde go i think there is certainly the sense case kristoff that she has a very strong legacy at the international monetary fund remember of course that she came to the fund very difficult time 2011 we just saw the abrupt departure of dominique scoffs kahn and made allegations of rape it was also the often off of the global financial crisis so a very tough economic period leading christine legarde to once famously quipped that have the lehman's brothers' bank been the lehman's assist is that the global financial crisis might not have happened a toll so certainly a firebrand for more women in positions of economic leadership and power and of course the greek debt crisis as well very much put her in the spotlight despite the fact that christine legarde is not an economist by training but many people say that her management of the international monetary fund such a large multilateral organization of 189 members puts her in

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let's get more on this from day to day correspondent helen humphrey in washington welcome helena so the trumpet campaign has upped the racist anti from tweets to chanting crowds how significant is this. this is extremely significant phil essentially what we saw was the president legitimizing the singling out the stigmatize ation the targeting of minorities in this country of people who have newly arrived to the united states and then become american citizens so what we're seeing is a top down and siteman to racism and it's extremely dangerous since that rally the president has now come out in the last hour saying that he disavows that sean that he never sanctioned it however we all saw the footage and it appeared that the president took a step back from the podium as those chants rung out for around 12 to 13 seconds i counted and made no attempt to question them but let's take a listen to how the president justified his actions because it was really maybe he wouldn't use the word was it was only jesus sent her back why didn't you stop the one who after this is just awful well the board

let's hear more on this from our correspondent helen humphrey in washington welcome helena so the term campaign ups the racist anti from tweets to chanting crowds how significant is this film i think is very significant from the moment those inflammatory controversial tweets were sent over the weekend this was a significant moment and then despite the rebuke from democratic lawmakers the president essentially leaned in further as we saw that telling those congress women leave the country and essentially in doing so it appeared that he was legitimizing discrimination against american you know in terms of citizens of color a new americans racism we saw there from the top down and that is a very dangerous move in an already hardening climate certainly immigrants i've spoken to in this country talk of hardening climate in recent months under the tenure of president many undocumented immigrants have to live with the threat of deportation rates currently with the president threatening to deport millions of what he calls undocumented aliens the reality being around more like 2000 people poten

joining me now from new orleans is due down news correspondent helena humphrey and tell me exactly where you are and what's the situation like around you. hi i'm rita what you can see behind me the mississippi river is currently at a normally high levels fool face time all of the year tropical storm barry is moving in with very high winds of 150 kilometers an hour and when it reaches here it's expected to be a category one hurricane now as much as the winds are a worry of course i think the greatest worry here is the water is expected to dump up to hoth a meter of water here on new orleans over the course of the weekend that would be a record not seen in decades and as i mentioned that river the king a rather high at the moment and as such president trump has declared a federal state of emergency across the easy ana and up people coping with the situation there. well here in new orleans it is a flood prone area the ground is already assault and from flooding earlier this week so the sandbags are out in the french quarter many shops are already boarded up of the national guard has deploye

for more let's bring in our washington correspondent helen humphrey helena it seems we have 2 sides saying 2 different things on the one hand president trump says he has no doubt that the u.s. down to a drone iran still claims its drone returned home safely so is there any proof on either side of what actually happened. well the latest came from iran the iranian revolutionary guard releasing that video on its website which it says is footage captured by that drone is it hovered over the u s s boxer with a timestamp which it said was off to the the moment that the united states claims to have downed that drone but that video has not been independently verified we should say from the u.s. and on that side we've heard from the marines saying that the downing of that drone would not have been visible to the naked eye anyway so there's contradictory statements that war of words continues and it can we don't threaten to spill over into something far more serious this is the latest flare up in the region between these 2 countries not to mention the seizing of a u.k. oil tanker can you put this al

c straight to washington head of the humphrey joins us from the thick of the action welcome helena so a 4th of july not like no other according to the president. that's right phil the u.s. president has called it a show all of a lifetime is certainly a departure from tradition and it's not without its control this either with many saying that this is a miniature a show of mites which the democrats certainly haven't welcomed they have said that the president has taken a leaf out of the new affair of authoritarian playbook and certainly what we will see this evening is a fly over of air force one and other jets and most controversially i think is the aspects that tanks have been tossed his around washington d.c. the president saying that he was taking a leaf out of the playbook of president emanuel back on the best seal day celebrations behind me what we're seeing from the parade so far is marches from military units who have also seen a lot of high school marching bands cheerleaders majorettes certainly a very all-american display but we haven't seen tanks in the capital in a speech fr

no but it certainly won't send any kind of robust engagement in the region mckayla co-founder and helena humphrey in washington ladies thank you both for your reporting when as i know about some of the other stories making news around the world. it's the latest clash in dubai is the royal family the wife of the ruling shaikh has applied for restraining orders and a london court prince says hey evidence of hussein that reportedly fled the emirates earlier this year her husband's lawyers have demanded their return of their children to dubai and mediately. police and protesters have clashed in hong kong the latest in a series of demonstrations sparked by the government's attempt to change the territories constitution while the protesters had gathered outside a police station where officers had charged several demonstrators earlier this evening. back here in germany and memorial service has been taking place for the young boy who died when he was pushed in front of a train at the me station in frankfurt on monday prosecutors have charged the man with murder and they say he will also be exami

helena. cal fire has called in of full contingents of battle the flames and very rugged terrain. fire crews are

helena and the highway is closed in both directions after markley cove. there are evacuations on the south side of the highway. they are attacking it from the air and dumping fire retardant and water. we will continue to monitor their progress and road closures will last throughout the night. >>> the weather around the fire is hot and dry. wind has not big a huge issue. between 10 to 15 miles per hour up the day. we are talking about heat and we likely will for a good chunk of the week. close to the water, it is 55 right now in chrissy field with the 22 mile-per-hour breeze. pacifica, 59. clayton, 5 degrees shy of 100 or 1 degree per mile for almost all 38 miles. 66, san francisco. concord, 89 degrees. we will continue through the weekend talk about how this temperature spread continues. >>> in alameda county tonight, the fire department says it was a man who was killed when his car collided with a trained in livermore today. this was at junction and lad avenues east of the ace train station. investigators believe the guard rails were down. they believe t

we want to go to our correspondent in our parliamentary studio and also helena in washington. good evening. the u.s. has made a formal request to germany. has germany offered a reply? asked we don't have an official reply but we did hear in an age of you earlier today from the vice chancellor in germany. he was sitting in at the cabinet meeting for angela merkel. in an interview, he made it clear that the message here from germany is de-escalation. he said the goal of responsible politicians must be to observe the situation with a sober and careful attitude. and not to sleepwalk into a bigger crisis. the attitude here in germany is very much against any kind of heavy-handed or robust engagement in the gulf. at the moment, germany is keeping this request at arms length. brent: thanks but no thanks. it is interesting that we have the united states: on europe to help patrol the seas. the u.s. has or had a similar plan involving nato. what has come of efforts by washington to form an international coalition to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz? >> not a very much. the respo

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our political correspondent helena wilkinson reports., boris johnson as foreign secretary goes to washington and meets his us counterpart. his mission, to persuade the us president to soften his stance and stick with the iran deal. he appeared on talk shows. tougher on iran... but efforts failed — donald trump did not listen and withdrew from the deal. now new confidential e—mails printed in the mail on sunday reveal what was allegedly going on behind—the—scenes. according to the paper, sir kim darroch wrote to mrjohnson, saying... under the deal, iran had agreed to limit nuclear activities. the trade—off for us economic sanctions to be lifted. donald trump did not think it went far enough. borisjohnson failed in trying to persuade him, and he has been criticised by those who feel he did not do enough to support sir kim, who has since resigned. it was wrong for it to be leaked, it was wrong for president trump to throw a wobbly and behave like a toddler. it was wrong for theresa may to be as weak as she was, but the real villain of the p

correspondent helena humphrey is in new orleans where storm barry has made landfall .the storm has their own power to return to drain few year old ends.

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helena. cal fire has called in of full contingents of battle the flames and very rugged terrain. fire crews are fighting it from the water in those choppers. containment stands at 0% and we will continue to monitor the situation there. >>> those temperatures are warming up. >> we are talking about temperatures in the 90s. the wind has been an issue but not as big of an issue as it could be. we could see winds up to 25 miles per hour . it is breezy but not terribly windy. we will be mentioning heat a lot this week. in pacifica, your high today was 59 degrees. 38 miles to your east, 36 degrees warmer. clayton hit a high of 95 degrees. temperatures right now from the 60s in san francisco. 71, oakland. the hotspot is conquered currently 91 degrees or 25 degrees warmer than in san francisco with fog rolling in as we speak. >>> new at 6:00, caltrain is proposing a $25 billion project that could make the commuter rail system more like bart with more frequent trades and an extension into downtown san francisco. kpix5's susie is live at the depot which may not be the end of the line. susi