all we can do is keep moving and hope to find them.dogs barking] when we come to a place where the snow is soft, the dogs have difficulty hauling the sled. if there is no way to get around the soft snow, we must stop and lighten the load. this is a good place to make a camp. [dog whining] we have brought enough food and fuel for several days. to build a shelter, we cut blocks of snow. because we will be here only a day or two, we place sticks of driftwood against the walls and use a piece of canvas for our roof. canvas is very valuable in the arctic. it is a product from the outside world that we have been able to get only in recent years. [dogs barking] now that the supplies are stored at the camp, our dogsled can travel fast, even over soft snow. when father thinks we are near the caribou, we leave the sled. by turning it on its side, we keep the dogs from running away with it. we try not to frighten the caribou. [shot firing] father is a good shot. we hope the animal he has shot is fat, for we must eat fat meat to keep our bodies wa

i hope they have better voices on centre court later. i hope so too.'s it from us for today, the england match kicks off at 3 o'clock here on bbc one. i'll be celebrating with chris tomorrow morning from 6! have a good day, bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 10. theresa may warns ministers that public dissent over brexit will no longer be tolerated after they backed her plan for the uk's future relationship with the eu. some brexiteers have expressed reservations about the plan. can theresa may sell it to her peas and brussels? the country expects england play sweden in samara for the chance to make their first world cup semi final in 28 years. iam in i am in sunni samara where england and sweden fans have gathered ahead of the big match. —— im the samara sunshine. the boys trapped in a cave in thailand write letters

. >>> new hope in the battle against alzheimer's. a drug that may slow down the progression of the disease affecting so many families. >>> a wild road rage brawl caught on camera. >>> and my revealing conversations with an nfl superstar. some players have taken a knee, others have held up a clenched fist. has that held course? >> i think it's starting to shift. >> malcolm jenkins on making a difference by taking a stand. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. the split between president trump and his one-time fixer slash lawyer couldn't be more glaring tonight after michael cohen's release of an audio recording he secretly made before the election. on the tape, trump appears to discuss a payoff to silence a playboy model to claimed an affair with him. does the tape spell new legal jeopardy for the president? our hallie jackson has details and reaction. >> reporter: outside and inside, shouts drawing smirks in the oval office with reporters pushing the presid

we hope for a bit more about tonight., but they have not been tested the way they will be tested by croatia tonight. tee are the best midfielders in the world. croatia have not been to a semifinal for 20 yea rs have not been to a semifinal for 20 years and have never won a world cup, so at least we have won by men tonight. they have come through two bruising encounters, their last two matches have gone to extra time and penalties, the recent one against russia was quite a war of attrition. england fans will hope that is still in their legs, but this is a semifinal, if they can't get up for this than what can they get up for?! i think the adrenaline will kick in, it is with all of us. many thanks, our sports correspondent within the luzhniki stadium. there has been an upset in the second week at wimbledon, john watson is there for us. yes, a major upset at men's quarterfinals day. the top seed and the eight time wimbledon champion roger federer is out. he was beaten over five sets by kevin anderson of south africa. federer

in his stead and as michele a just said it would then become a personal defeat for course they hope for but not necessarily. bring the government down but of course we do not know yet whether he will resign and be whether his resignation would take place in the context of perhaps the c.-u. c.s.u. saying that they too stand on principle and can't be part of a government that is not willing to move ahead unilaterally to essentially prevent secondary migration to germany well michel you know one of the things that horse a ho for continue to say is that america ols a migration policies do not adequately accomplish what he is seeking. but will this if he does resign will this change or push americal to harden her stance on migration to save the government. well she has already hardened her stance of migration it's no secret that hosty who was against her migration policy from day one of that crisis that started in the perception the public at least in september and twenty fifteen now the big question here is how much how far the seas you would stand we know for a fact that the bit debate tha

there was that hope just a few days ago when they we re hope just a few days ago when they were finallyerday with the news that a diver, a former navy diver who has volunteered his services back here as the team, bosses like coming out of the cave. that underlined how difficult this is going to be, with the risk of the rescued him. —— he lost his life coming out of the cave. that is part of the effort that is going on now, we know that british cave divers as well as other from around the world teaching the boys how to swim and how to get used to be scuba diving equipment so if that is the favoured way out, they are best bred as possible to use the equipment to get out of the free as possible. they are drilling around the hills here. it is really difficult to the rain, holes have been drilled over the last few days in the official in charge of the operation yesterday told us that they were within 200 metres of the cabin where the boys are. that is still 600 metres that they have got to dig down. if that is going to be the way they come out, that means more work. if they are going to scub

hoped.the england team? in the immediate term, they have to somehow try to get themselves ready for that third and fourth play—off match that no international side, no losing semifinalist, wants to be part of. they will play belgium in st petersburg for the second time this tournament. it has to be said that croatia deserved victory this evening. england i think will count the cost of missing some really good chancesin the cost of missing some really good chances in the first half when they we re chances in the first half when they were already one goal up and had great opportunities to stretch the lead and put it to bed. they did not ta ke lead and put it to bed. they did not take those chances. that is the negative, but there are plenty of positives for this young england side. in the past a defeat like this, you can't help but feel, would have left long lasting mental scars that the players would struggle to recover from. no doubt it will be very painful as they make their way back to bas

but above all the river represents hope the hope of finding gems in the sand and gravel and getting rich some people have actually done it. was. over the years mostly so has become something of an expert on broad gems. she's sifting gravel from the family small mind the one where if on a solo found the stone that turned out to be smokey quartz. only. known to me. yet a copy of what i might hear that there are a lot of his football but that sometimes we get lucky and sometimes we don't know what they have to tell it often takes weeks or months to find anything. then let's say out of why do i do it so that my children can have a better life get it to those that then if they don't what's money for. later some prospectors sift through the sand and soil that money so and others have left behind this girl puts any pebble that glitters into her mouth for safekeeping . even toddlers practice the miners train for them it's still a game. but for motives so art and her family it seems to be the only way to survive. in. madagascar is one of the world's poorest countries but it's also a veritable tre

we hope for a concentrating on the tennis? we hope fora brain concentrating on the tennis? rain. so we can leave and watch the game at the local pub. -- rain. i do not think you can get very far hoping for a think you can get very far hoping fora rain think you can get very far hoping for a rain break. think you can get very far hoping fora rain break. a dilemma. think you can get very far hoping for a rain break. a dilemma. people will be looking at phones later on. a lot of french fans. delighted. while they continue with that, we will go to russia to see the match tomorrow at samara. not as hot as on centre court perhaps. at three o'clock we will focus on the world cup on the bbc 300 miles to the east of moscow, the capital of russia. natalie pirks is there for us. it is the chance sweeping the nation. —— chant. it is the chance sweeping the nation. -- chant. you can bring it home again! either at russian stadiums or english pubs, the three lions. and the new updated lyrics have not escaped the notice of the england manager. not as questionable as most of the lyrics that

it is the hope for. the federal police of increased border controls along this mine root. canal goal is to ensure an orderly inflow of migrants to prevent human trafficking and to help legal migrants to offer them protection asylum in an orderly fashion can be. even. since the refugee crisis began three years ago the area has become strict along its borders last year alone three hundred smugglers were arrested as well as seven hundred fifty people that were attempting illegal entrants but that's not enough for the interior minister now he wants to deport refugees that have applied for asylum in another country that's been a point of contention within the conservative parties for weeks now is. on the person has registered themselves in another country then that country's responsible for the person this because and it's reasonable for that person to be turned back at the german border. in order to do this big area wants to build up its own state border police in addition to the federal forces one thousand extra officers are going to patrol the bavarian frontiers but these pl

dialogue and i hope. determination will make us to succeed i hope so how much will you draw on other african leaders to help you in that task if you do make it through the elections africa is a one body. one body in this says that we share a border reserve different country you know in the central africa and i think that is very important that we keep a good relationship with all these border first of all all our neighbor because of what we have the same kind of problem we cannot leave my house and. i think the future of congo is to be open to first the neighbor above the neighbor. notes and so the south when the center of africa i'm looking looking over at the european union as you must have read during your time in prison there are a lot of pressures on the european union but you think the european union can help you as well help the democratic with the help they help or the republic of congo they continue helping i know it is difficult for them today because of the government we're stopping them to hel

hope? >> hope: just a second, pam. >> brooke: honey, honey. it's okay. you can calm down. >> hope: [ sighing ] oh, gosh. i still can't believe we're here already. >> brooke: you've got to be so excited. your collection is showing. and your precious little baby that you and liam are gonna bring into this world. [ laughing ] this is too exciting. >> liam: have i ever mentioned

so i'm holding out hope and hoping that this isn't tied in to and hope the public doesn't get caughtof our supporters or activists get caught up particularly in emmett's case that this is something politically generated. i'm not going to be distracted by that. and i think we have an opportunity to speak to folks on both sides of the aisle. you know? a lot of our work that has been done on the emmett till un1r0678un1r0678 un1r0678 -- un10678ed civil rights crime act involve people on both sides of the aisle. we don't have time to be distracted by some of the political nuances that are occurring. of course as an activist, as a social justice -- a person that has spent my life, you know, looking at those injustices and certainly i am concerned. i am concerned about everything that's happening both here, you know, at home, and also abroad. that's not to say that that is less important than what we're talking about here, but -- >> true. >> i think for us we're not distracted by this. this isn't a new instance. this is 63 years. i think it's a perfect opportunity for us to do the right thi

memory of thought country's first black president now barack obama's nelson mandela lecture was full of hope for the future he couldn't help but mention the despair of the present strongman leaders with little regard for truth all the facts i wonder who he had in mind i'm phil galen and belive this is the day. people just make stuff up. they just make stuff up. but i don't watch the frame among political leaders were there cardinal law and. i believe in nothing not dollars but. i believe in a vision shared by god the king. abraham lincoln. i believe in a vision of equality and justice and freedom and racial democracy built on the promise that all people are created equal but evil reminds us that no one is born hating another person because of the color of the skin or his background or is religious people must learn to hate. anything to learn to hate. they can be taught to love. for love comes more naturally to the human heart. but before we bring you have that the current u.s. president donald trump has paid a spectacular turnaround on remarks he made at the summit with russia's vladimir put

discuss but there is hope how is that there is hope absolutely and you know perhaps. you know we can hear the emotion of course that that is associated with all this and even if you just look at the numbers for example i mean you can see how staggering it is because you know it's been reported that the remains of fifty five individuals have been returned on friday but there are still thousands more still accounted for so i mean it's really quite staggering and i'd like to ask you more about that hope that you that you are taking late that there are you hopeful that they will ever be recovered in the in more substantial numbers. yes i think that in order to go forward in anything you have to have that hope otherwise you're not going to make the steps to make it happen. in large periods of time we didn't have that hope and so now there is an opportunity there have been opportunities in the past the doors that opened and you know things happened and people guys came home and families found closure and then the door closed and the majority you know had to sit and wait aga

they were hoping. they were really hoping that they would get this far. a sense that this was croatia's moment. now if ever this is a team that had experienced, had worked together and did this for many people was their moment to see whether they could come further than they did 20 years ago in 1998 when they did 20 years ago in 1998 when they were beaten in the semifinals. they lost to france. tonight they are hoping they can win in the semi—finals to england and then go onto the final. you can hear really the sense absolute excitement here. people have been letting off huge fireworks, there have been huge music. every break. there is music going on and bringing working people up. but as one of the fan told me croatia is a ball tonight. bethany i will keep you here because we are in the last two seconds of the game and as we are looking at you, we are looking at hundreds and hundreds of very tense croatian fans. tell us a bit more about where you are and the kind of turnout that has been in the city. i am in the heart of zagreb. there is the main square

the desperate search and the new reason for hope tonight. abc's james longman is there. >> reporter: hope is growing in thailand tonight, more than a week after a soccer coach and his team went missing. less rain is allowing rescuers to go deeper into the flooded tunnels where the group is believed to have vanished. as soldiers stage practice runs of what a rescue operation might look like, engineers today doubling the number of pumps bringing out water. 60 of them now working to clear the cave. and this is the aim. there are four known caverns immediately inside the complex. the fourth is believed to be higher than the water level, and where they hope the team is stranded. if the rain holds, that's where rescuers want to get to tomorrow, although it's a lot further inside. but every possibility is being explored in this massive operation that includes a u.s. military search and rescue team. all over these mountains, small groups of scouts like these have been sent ahead to find openings to the caves from above because they have been so badl

this is ouryear, i hope. are going to be the champions. this is our year, i hope.roatia? for a small country like croatia, it is incredible, but it isa like croatia, it is incredible, but it is a dream already to get to the final. the smallest country, if you do not think about uruguay... we are the smallest country to get to the final. it is wonderful. it is so beautiful for us. thank you. enjoy the match. we have been hearing that a lot from the croatians, a small country with a big dream. world cup victory. it is notjust the winner of the football match who will be triumphant. i would say it is also a political victory for vladimir putin, a country of course that has been very much in the headlines for a lot of negative reasons. they have not gone away of course, russia has still annexed crimea, accused of meddling in the us elections, stood accused of the nova —— the nerve agent attacks on salisbury, this focus has been on the friendly face of russia, the russian people who have come out in huge numbers to welcome people from all over the world and this is the

will be continuing to cover that summit as those talks have kicked off a trump of course saying he's hopeful of forging a better ties with putin thank you very much. let's now move on to some other stories making news around the world two reporters from me in march charged with violating the country's secrecy laws are due to testify in court today the two have pleaded not guilty on charges of seeking classified information last year as part of their reporting of the government's handling of the crisis the case is being closely watched as a test of press freedom in being one activist in the indian city of bhopal have demonstrated in support of l g b t rights india's al-tikriti community is hoping the country's supreme court will soon move to decriminalize gay sex the court has been serious challenge to the ban which states back to the colonial era hundreds of migrants have disembarked from two ships in the italian port of pulls out low after several you countries agreed to take them at many of them the migrants were allowed on land only after germany france and malta have pledged to accept at

in every ripple of hope. we make this proclamation, not only through mere human words or earthly gestures, but in this spirit of prayer. that privileged place in every soul were the grace of god transforms our wounded heart into hearts of wounded healers. where sorrow is charged with meaning. where human weakness is redeemed. and hope reborn. so we pray. that the god, bobby kennedy served so well. will send his spirit upon this mourning. to guide our feet in the ways of peace. his grace will open our eyes to new vistas of human daring. open our heart to the most vulnerable among us. open our hand to embrace the cause of justice. above all, bobby kennedy still lives because the one in whose name we make this prayer, the one who was the source and summit of his life, the one who was crucified and yet rose triumphant. he still lives. thus faith, hope, and love will never die. amen. >>> on behalf of my mother, ethel kennedy, and our very large family, i want to thank the staff at arlington cemetery for being so k

everyone here hoping so. england's players get to the top. marcus rashford, danny welbeck and jesse lingard all forged their football careers at fletcher moss rangers. 0ur reporter ian haslam has been to their training ground. welcome to fletcher moss rangers juniorfootball club, welcome to fletcher moss rangers junior football club, the place welcome to fletcher moss rangers juniorfootball club, the place when it started forjesse lingard, marcus rashford and danny welbeck. this is what we call the wall of fame. this one in particular caught my eye. this is a young marcus rashford celebrating with his team after yet another activity. follow me through the changing rooms. it is a busy day today, lots of matches going on. these are the shirts lined up for one of the older teams, the same colours as the sweden shirts. this is the trophy cabinet here. lots and lots of them. the players who have played here have taken part in a lot of those and won trophies for the clu bs of those and won trophies for the clubs an

denmark got off to the perfect starts as material snow been some hope to saw it from it's off to just fifteen seconds. but croatia struck back just moments later marry a man to catch fire in his side live in a few minutes. i like penalty misirlou commode rich said it's going to a penalty shoot outs even directed to cheesecake sealed victory for cool a show setting off a call to final showdown with russia. well there you have a croatia are through and you know what they really deserve but they're a team i think are going to be a lot of fun to watch especially when they're playing against russia while this world cup is certainly proving to be exciting certainly proving to be full of surprises of the full alias from the dillies fourth thank you as always thanks maria right to formula one now and max first stop and one of the ostrov austrian grand prix for red bull after lewis hamilton own suffered his first race retirements this twenty sixteen first off and finished first followed by ferrari's kimmie right conan with a federal third vettel is now back at the top of the driver's standings

it's a time when hope and work can accomplish a lot. on both left and right panic doesn't exaggerate our dangers, it makes it more dangerous than it otherwise would be. it's like a bad marriage in which fear and playing displace discussion of what the real problems are. instead, the emotion seeking over become their old problem. we all remember fdr statement we have nothing to fear but fear itself. we recently heard obama say democracy can buckle when we give in to fear. roosevelt was wrong if we take his words literally. we had many things to fear in his time such as not season, hunger and social conflict. fear of these evils was rational. to that extent we should not just fear our fear, though we should examine it. obama's more precise statement is right. giving way to fear which means that drifting which is current and refusing skeptical examination is dangerous. we need to think hard about where fear and where it is leading us. you may not convinced so far that it's a deep problem for democratic self-government. let me imagine some

hope. that's here to try and while bernie will be naming the officials overseeing the torture and the senior intelligence service officers who have been committing serious human rights violations with complete impunity the most senior is alie mum look head of all four intelligence services and twenty twelve he was appointed director of the national security bureau. left ten a general rafi chair her day head of military intelligence until twenty fifteen and considered a close adviser to a sat on strategic issues. his successor mohamed is also among the accused gen mohammed was the head of the notorious torture center branch two three five. head of the air force intelligence service is considered the most brutal official likewise stands accused of involvement in the violent suppression of the civilian population the german prosecutor has two objectives. and it's the most urgently use of those people who were parties to these crimes by those who were responsible for torture intially work crime

let's hope there are no dark clouds on the horizon.atches go to penalties and no nation has a worst penalty shoot out record than england but a lot of work has been done to put aside failures of the past for these players to write their own history. england fans may not be here in huge numbers but they believed in the path that england are on. thank you, natalie pirks at the stadium. our correspondent sarah rainsford is with some england fans in the centre of moscow. what have england fans been saying to you? the build—up has begun here in the centre of moscow. the colombians we re centre of moscow. the colombians were definitely in a majority, perhaps 3—1 in terms of numbers against england fans but the england fa ns against england fans but the england fans are big on dreams. they are optimistic about this team and about england's chances. the first time england's chances. the first time england hope to get to a quarterfinal in 12 years, but talking to the fans you get the impression that they not only hope but do think england can d

so i applaud supervisor ronen and hope that passes. there was an editorial in "the new york times" this saturday, "down and out in san francisco on $117,000 a year." it's interesting. it talks about the west coast becoming a string of guilded megalopolisis and that urbanism has failed us and we need to do something new. they talked about san francisco, vancouver and seattle. and in here in san francisco, what they -- his name is timothy egan. he mentioned that there has to be a social compact when we want to have more people live in san francisco. he says, "can people accept more crowded neighborhoods in a city that's second most densely populated if they feel the elected leaders don't have a decent plan?" i think that's really telling. i think a good plan -- and he talked about mayor breed and what her position is on housing and i think it's -- it really questions how we're going to achieve these additions of residence and what it will look like. he talked about seattle as well, where seattle actually has built more university in the

they hoped to tell putin that. once they arrived in russia, the russian government said no, sorry, putin won't have time on meet with them. that was nice. apparently the whole issue of election meddling didn't come up. another member of the russian parliament told "the washington post" that whatever the americans told the u.s. press, they hoped to do before they got to russia, once they arrived, it didn't quite go that way. quote, duma member vanish slav vikanov said that he had met with american american lawmakers in the past, but this one, quote, was one of the easiest ones in my life. the question of russian interfering in american elections was ended quickly because it was, quote, raised in a general form. we did not interfere. so the election meddling conversation was an easy one. one should not interfere. well, we don't. another russian lawmaker bragged to about to an npr reporter in moscow visiting republicans not only didn't pressure the russian government about them monkey wrenching our election, they didn

instead, he's with hope, the mother of his other child. ♪ >> liam: almost time. >> hope: i know. so nervous. >> liam: don't be. you have nothing to worry about. the line is fantastic. you're gonna blow everybody away. >> hope: i hope so. >> liam: go. >> quinn: no, no, no. the ring? that's with the other one. >> thorne: oh, yeah, that goes with the next one, right? >> quinn: yes. >> hope: oh, yes, this one's gorgeous

there were large periods of t te will we did not have that hope. another is opportunity, there were opportunities in the past. things happened, guys came home. then, t the door closed. the majority had to sit and wait again. ththis is another r opportunity where the doors open. weather, it stays open so that we can really get in there, this could all have been settled a couple of decades ago. if the door stays open, two nenw cast members. if they hold true to their ways of casting aside all of the things that were holding us back. that is going to be new ground. anchor: you are really kind and sent us some personal photos. i would like to show them to our viewers. you showed us the low -- photo of your father. we understand he was 26 when he went missing. one of the photos as you sitting on his shoulders as a smalll bo. you hahave actually been to both korea to find answers to the many questions i had. we are wondering, how you were treated by north korean officials when you were there? >> by the officials, we met with the foreign minister. we got

we hope we made you proud". that from the official england social media town. them. at that golden trophy is going to be heading back to croatia or france on sunday. that is it for sportsday. we will be here till the very end of course. he and without england. they had the third—place playoff. coming up had the third—place playoff. coming up next on bbc news, it is the papers. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. as if we did not know. our reviewers this evening are benedicte paviot, who's the uk correspondent for france 2a and president of the foreign press association in london, and steve hawkes, deputy political editor of the sun. welcome to both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. there's one story dominating — the end of england's world cup dream — for now, at least. they lost 2—1 to croatia. let's start with the telegraph who lead with "the pride of lions" and england manager gareth southgate comforting his team at the end of extra time. the main headline is donald trump who ha

i hope that's not what it all is. what i would hope they would get out of the summit, an agreement to sit down and continue arms control discussions. we believe the russians cheated on that as well. but it is in all of our interest, the world's interest for the two powers that control 90% of the nuclear weapons to sit down and reengage in arms control. i think putin is looking for reason to take himself out of u corroborat crane. it doesn't make a lot of sense. maybe we'll see something there. of course in syria, he's interest in leaving there. if they leave too quickly, you can see a beginning of a civil war again there. i hope we're going to see something positive but the way in just was -- was really amazing to me. and really amazing also that many of my members of my party, the republican party didn't say anything about this. this is not an appropriate way to approach putin and let me say, i was there when ragen was negotiating with gorbachev, it was always -- they were the evil empire. remember that, the evil emp

keep hoping.eirfirst final in the tournament since 1966. well, let's get the thoughts now of former croatian professional goalkeep stipe pletikosa whojoins me now from moscow. ican i can guess who you are supporting but you had a season playing for totte n ha m , but you had a season playing for tottenham, how do you think these two sides will match up? hello everybody in england, first of all. i think the game will be very interesting but we are struggling with our fitness because everybody knows that we play in extra time and penalties, so i hope fitness will be on the same level as the english team. with the experience we have, i hope that we are very positive about winning the game. who are croatia's most dangerous players? well, i think luka modric and ivan rakitic. they gave the balance to our game. this is their 125 game they played this season together for their clubs and the national team so i hope they will find the strength in their legs to be very, like i said, bring a good balance. an

we hope to come back here again. twoormally organize particular meetings for the council of governors, one is a governors meeting which we do regularly, but every end of year in april, we celebrate what we kenya.evolution" in it is something new, it hasn't been there, and next year, we hope to invite the nga to come and give us an address. thank you so much, governor sandoval, for this opportunity of addressing you. we hope that we will have much better collaboration moving forward. thank you. [applause] gov. sandoval: governor, thank you. you are an inspiration to all of us and to the delegation as well. we will look forward to your collaboration, working together and learning from one another. and is a great honor that you have joined us here today. now, i had the great honor of introducing our final speaker of ,he morning, general secretary deputy leader of the christian democratic union and former minister resident of the german saad. of she hascoming leader, experienced both leading a german state and a national

the books are being kept in temporary storage spaces in the hope that the library consumed opened its doors again until then these young people will continue their rescue mission until the last book has been raised from the rubble. the world knows of many horrors that have been perpetrated in syria so far no one has been held to account but now germany is taking on a case issuing an international warrant for the arrest of one suspect we report from berlin. and he was jailed simply for doing his job he served five years in a syrian prison for his work as a human rights lawyer trying to bring torture charges against officials in assad's regime now he's in berlin collecting testimony from people who say they've been tortured and building a case against the syrian government he's handed it all to the public prosecutor. this is his target jamil hassan leader of the syrian air force secret service germany is now trying to arrest him now when he says it's a victory for victims seven years no they waiting for some hope of somebody care about their suffering and nobody care now they find this

he gave us hope. i know him and i know that you know him most of all is a freedom fighter, a champion for civil rights and justice. he could fight with his heart. i always felt protected because he was there. i am reminded of the song, someone tell me where my old friend bobby is, someone tell me where my old friend martin is -- how interesting that we americans felt that they were brothers together. as i reflect back, i know that bobby kennedy was not just merely a man of the times, but he had a spirit that transcended all of this. may be in the backdrop of the toxicity of our times, i can still wrap myself in the hope of the family that has sacrificed for decades. thank you to the kennedys, certainly bobby and john and my colleague joe. it is very special to have had the opportunity to serve with men and women who understand the quality, dignity, fairness, humanity and empathy. i had the privilege of meeting the grandson of cesar chavez. i am reminded of the pictures of robert meeting him. there see

talk about hope.eautiful. >> we're so glad we could bring that story to you. we're following other news as well. let's get right to it. >>> good morning, welcome to new day, it's friday, july 6, 8:00. we begin with breaking news, president trump has launched a trade war with china overnight imposing tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese goods. china is hitting back with retaliatory tariffs accusing the u.s. of starting "the biggest trade war in history." what are the consequences? >> and the growing crisis over families separated at the border by the u.s. government. the secretary of health and human services estimates the number of children separated by the government who are in custody right now is fewer than 3,000. he estimates. how is it that he only has an estimate? these are best guests? these are human beings, children. how can the government not know? how can they be sure to have a plan to get their families back together. let's begin our coverage with christine romans on the trade war. roma

and i hope that this effort succeeds. this is a concession from me now that we're making this attempt. otherwise everything would have already been final today. did obvious political correspondent is following the latest he has a reporting live from where the city you and c.s.u. are meeting at this hour however efforts so they hope will be talking with michael again in a few hours but tell us first of all what's been happening where you are. well we on the german bunds talk today and there's a meeting taking place all of the parliamentary parties of c.d.u. and sees you the conservative bloc of anglo machall that this meeting at all is taking place so hold shows how difficult it it is for see the un sees you to find agreements even on the small the scale the c.d.u. didn't really want this meeting to happen today there were fearing that some m.p.'s some could ask for votes on the crucial issues which could have shown that the rift is not only going between the two parties c.d.u. and sees you but also that there are some rat

it did not -- communists had hoped. it did not produce an uprising as they predicted. the communists were unable to maintain control of any of the more than 30 cities that they attacked. and they took very heavy casualties. but they did compel the south vietnamese and their allies to move certain forces from the country side into the cities. that caused widespread disruption and suffering. their attacks and the battles that followed made refugees of half a million human beings. the communists may renew their attack any day. they are, it appears, trying to make 1968 the year of decisions in south vietnam. the year that brings if not final victory or defeat at least a turning point in the struggle. this much is clear. if they do mount another round of heavy attacks, they will not succeed in destroying the fighting power of south vietnam and its allies. but tragically, this is also clear. many men on both sides of the struggle will be lost. a nation that has already suffered 20 years of warfare will suffer once again. armies on both sides will take new casualties, and the

yes we hope for a 2—1win expectations are building.take us to the final and bring back the cup. when you came to russia, did you expect to see england go to the quarterfinals? you always have to be optimistic. there has been disappointment in the past but you have to be optimistic. this time, something has gelled with the team and we are looking good. we have the best raw, make the most of it. you have travelled all over the world with the team. you were in the brazil world cup last time. how has it been? fantastic, friendly. it is a lovely country. and you hope to stay a little bit longer? we will not go home until they win the cup. very confident predictions from angie and bob from stoke on trent. the fans have increased in numbers in russia. not massive crowd so far throughout the world cup for england but they are high on hope. they hope this can be the first time in 28 yea rs this can be the first time in 28 years that england reaches a semifinal of a world cup that they are all saying here they think england can go further this t

for the families it had been an agonizing wait eighteen days hoping against hope that their loved ones would be brought out alive. i want to thank everyone who took part in the government and all the officials the police the soldiers and the seals both from thailand and abroad and. joy and relief on all sides that for the football team known as the wild boars their harrowing underground ordeal is finally over. and. standing by for us at that hospital where the boys have been whisked off to good evening to you know we know that the parents of all of the boys had agreed to no reunion until everyone had been rescued that has happened now have the parents now had a chance to see their children. yeah hi there and well we are learning that the parents still were not able to embrace their kids but yes that they were able to see them through a window also a little bit earlier we saw an ambulance car here coming up to the hospital and parents were able to get a glimpse of their kids and they still have to wait a couple of days until they really get real you know reunited with their kids doctors

i hope they come out safely. and keeping up to date on their situation from afar i want to send more support and i pray for them all to be safe and to come out to soon as possible. it's an agonizing wait for relatives of the group this family heard on t.v. that their boy was supposedly one of the four rescued on sunday. i was wondering if he'd be all right i told myself he will be all right i knew but i didn't say it out loud i was worrying too but i kept my feelings quiet has been a while since i've laughed. but authorities are not confirming the identities of those freed out of respect for the families whose sons are still trapped. one official says the boys are also being kept apart from their loved ones due to the risk of infections. for the families the nerve racking wait goes on information is scarce and it could take several more days before the operation is complete. and in just the past few minutes it's been confirmed that a fifth boy has been pulled out from the cave of course we'll keep an eye on that

no hope here. nor alive it's all the same we don't have any jobs or future nothing in this country kills our dream that's why i want to escape. the well survive several boat accidents in the mediterranean but he's undeterred he wants to try again. if i stay here in tunisia i have zero hope. in europe at least have a chance to hit europe doesn't want to take migrants like well so who exactly is responsible for those rescue at sea. we have to stop treaty migrants like hostages and using them as political leverage we have to stop treating them as a tool with which to get money from europe and we have to be humane with them and guarantee them no rights or freedom of movement because. tunisia's government has repeatedly said it does not want to be the gate keeper for migrants trying to reach europe caught in limbo thousand see trying to lock on the mediterranean as the only option despite the dangers. business news for britannia winter now we're looking at a two regions who have looked at protectionism

i hope you will come see us soon.he museum of the bible is founded on this conviction, that the world is a better place when people read the bible. regardless of your background or your political preference or your religious affiliations, that we see time and time again when people engage with this book, it causes the flurry sea of society. thatnight we had a lecture shows some recent scientific research that shows that when the bible was introduced into prison and an prisoners. morale began to increase and behavior began to improve. that is not just true in our presence, but also true in life as well. the bible, you cannot imagine our world outside of his books impact on every area of our society. in our hospitals today nation around the world, because people who love the bible wanted to care for the sick. we have compassion ministries and the justice system we have is founded on biblical principles. even government ourselves. of the matter of fact, you may not know this but there was several flags we had during the

when it was not under siege and no one was attacking at such times you couldn't even wait wait and hope hope that the pointlessness would have an end wait and gaze out across the country might not some enemy be tempted to try his hand a fortress without an enemy is just so much cold and meaningless masonry a fortress has always to be demonstrating that it would be left. making otherwise no one will bother trying. to end the thirteenth century the walls have become sound so a second a wall was added for protection would become chris now had a doubly hard not to crack in that space between the two of us many lost of the despair in the eye to have some mounted the one obstacle by a supremum after it and to have supposed oneself triumphant only to be faced with a further and yet biggest obstacle. thanks. what charlemagne had ventured in vain pepin the short king of the franks attempted with success in the u.s. seven hundred and fifty nine he took kaka song for christendom thenceforth the franks who passed in the twelfth century raimondo a trunk by count of caucus on how to console built on