i want to turn to james ball from the new european. you worked with julian assange at wikileaks for three months back in 2010. just take us back to that time. i mean, what was he like to work with? so, i don't think i'd be breaking confidences to say julian is a difficult man to work with, but it was an incredibly energised and energetic time. julian used to like to sort of make wikileaks look as if it was thousands of people and was really strong and was huge, and it was about six or seven people and a few volunteers working out of vaughan smith's front room. vaughan smith is the owner of ellingham hall, a sort of beautiful country house in norfolk. and he told his sort of housekeeper that we were a very sort of unruly tech start up. and so we're sitting on this terrible internet connection, trying to sort of publish these documents that shed unprecedented light on what happened in afghanistan, iraq, and then, of course, the state department cables. yeah, because i was going to say, just to remind people, at that time, and around the

is putting more pressure so it allow us to do it and uh, raising uh, you know, this is a kind of james ball, the pro ration it looks like a good movie and a, is there a lot that he was the, the images, all of the categories and guessing ways that the families is uh, uh, broadcasting again to get a new and now we'll probably take some word strongbox, so it just makes it more. okay. we're going to cut away from a key for the we're going now to lock the hospital where we are here to do this. what does it mean? it goes to the of the suspect attack that has, makes, at least i see people, the central gaza massacre in the unless that if you do use cab is a full size directly to get the people and the refugees and the time. and this has led to dozens of martha's and the good, the good, the wounded people 55, martha's and tens of wounded people have arrived to of that hospital and the still, we have a lot of martha's, and the one the people in the streets of the most, i am all of the, the fuel use curb, who we did the manage to bring them to the is with the is really talk to patients also is committ

be observing tomorrow just how far the 2 sides will agree to go. officially, let's pass the ball over to james james. what is north korea? as ruler, came down on hoping to get out of his deepening ties with flooding. and putting, it's like what i think in the 1st instance, one of the really critical things is going to be legitimacy. remember, it's a fairly rare occurrence to see the head of states of another country visiting appeal young and can join, being able to receive an international leader of this magnitude is housing points around this cations symbolic key. of course, when it comes to the material, things that can join and is going to be looking for the us and south korean officials. and the lead on to this was, this have been really stressing that, that concerned that in exchange for what they believe is north korean weapons transfers to russia to sustain its own going invasion of dw crane that russia in were ton, is going to be offering assistance for the spice satellite program, it forwards weapons program. that would be, of course, in contravention of un resolutions. but the broad,

james baker. during the 1st bush administration, professor ball joins us now to take us through how we got to the place where we are now. professor, thanks so much for joining of sir. a. thank you very much for having me. i'm looking my best your heart and thank you. i didn't go through that. you say it was all about baker a. what he said the turned out to be a lie. why and what? not. well, all right. secretary state jim baker under bush. she made a promise to uh, sophia premier corporate strong that if he agreed to the unification of germany, that the nato alliance would not expand one inch to the east. uh, and on that uh, agreement. uh, gorbachev one along with the re certification journey. no. let me point out uh, 2 points, one. uh, some scholars have contested the paper promise, but the national security archives has a comprehensive study. you can look at of the promised case and not always bar. baker bought part also uh european foreign ministers and prime ministers to v o salvi cup and at the time number 2, fodder international law, a debris meant our binding. as a matter of international l

continue to destroy lights or responsibility by the ball was informed in those conflicts, could save pressure of lives. and we can now welcome james cohen, he is the ceo of the halo trust the and g o you saw in that report is now working to clear landlines and i've got a son in other countries. james could have you on d w. now that, and can you tell us where these mines, an unexploded ordnance come from, who put them there to? well, as you know, the more enough kennestone went on for a very long time. so it's the, the landlines reflect that longevity, some of the minds are from the soviet era when uh, so that you need evaded as kind of stone in 1979. and from the 10 years ago that followed some of the millions of from the ne table from, from 2001 of woods. and so it is a real mix of different types of minds and what codes are you use, improvise expensive devices and those devices can main indiscriminate and they did a cat who liked them and they end up getting people of to women and children. many, many years of events and they could show that some $44.00 children have been killed every month. enough kind of stones at to this day.

ball game. count me out of that one. >> hey james, we're kind of laughing. turn around and look behind you. can i say i applaud these people getting in their morning workout? it looks like they're playing a game of frogger. it's a group that's working out. yeah, this is like a boot camp thing. >> there's a guy, there's this suv might be blocking you, but there's a guy who has a whole gym outside of his truck. what? and that is just what you do. you pull up this morning. >> wow. >> that is. you know, we had, some folks out here who were playing a good amount of volleyball, too. we'll go ahead and talk about just what we are out here to talk about here, because we are live at ocean beach, and this is going to be the destination for so many people this morning. you can see behind me, of course, there's a lot of beach before you actually get to the water. and that's where emergency crews kind of want you to stay further out from the water here. so if you're getting that exercise routine, you're doing it out in the sand, doing it out in the sidewalk. you're doing exactly what they're asking you

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you weren't james, co founder of freedom united, an organization dedicated to ending human trafficking and modern slavery and also the chair of the board of the common balls that human rights initiative is a very warm welcome to d. w. let's, let's put this into perspective for our viewers. what would you say? the likelihood is that somebody who was watching from home has as unknowingly bought a product that was made using forced labor thank you very much for having me today, but the likelihood is ugly, very high. but g o i and data bought something that's produced with false labor because this is a crime that is and then make it is global. and it is in the supply chains of many of the every day products that we buy from the super bowl kids from retailers and also in on occasions from services. and so i would say the trunk is a much smaller that we haven't used a product that has been produced as some point with expectation or slavery. and what are some of the industries where you see the greatest of uses in this regard of modern slavery and force labor is affecting a range of manufacturing. i've a code to industries, a map and the freedom united. the old

ball. and as a people are spending, 29% of their paycheck to rent. if they were to buy about 83%. so housing and shelter problematic. james, they're coming down in california, not in united states renton call-in opener down 9% year over year. you can get a one-bedroom for roughly 880 a month. san francisco, can get a one down 1.7% year between 900 and in san jose down 2.3% year-over-year. you're looking about $2500 for one better mental. >> blows my mind that rental prices are that high for a one-bedroom. that seems insane. any other part of the country. they think you're crazy. if you're going to charge that. but here for whatever reason. it's the norm down still out of reach. i if you are making 6 or 700 million dollars a year, you have problem paying that rent. which leads us into our 3rd story this morning, which is mister beast. he is gangbusters and he's just blowing up. >> you heard of them and i've heard of them. but the typical person is heard of them is between kindergarten and maybe 10th his name is jimmy he's mister bc the number one youtuber. he's taken over the title india t series. i think it's the music wh

it feels like a hide the ball trick to allow her to do it and react to it when the ethics of your own organization would not allow you to do it. >> somebody who criticized jamesthe years for some of the same deceptive tactics which have been considered backache decades ago 60 minute producers will go undercover but after abc lost the lawsuit with an undercover producer it's considered unethical, my question to you, almost no one in the press is questioning a deceptive tactic of lauren windsor, she used to be a laborer but she was misrepresenting herself, why is that and why is that a subject to debate is it because the ends justify the memes of the left doing it. >> i don't think that's true, you showed a clip of her justifying on cnn it's not the case that no one's questioning it. >> it wasn't exactly critical. >> almost no one is questioning it. rather point where we've had such a corrosion of how we cover the stuff that it's incentives that exist in this media landscape and i think it's true that mainstream outlets don't use lauren windsor's tactics and a lot of mainstream's don't use james o'keefe but they're going to cover it it is also true that it's ok

james, what about the lib dems? i mean, they've completely taken their eye off the ball when it comes to going after sir ed davey ore liberal democrats, haven't they? >> absolutely. and i was just listening to that very brief clip you just showed there. i mean, it's nonsense to think that our relations with europe isn't great. last year we saw uk trade with the eu was at the highest level for 15 years. we've also seen under rishi sunak a great relationship with bilaterally with people like meloni of italy. we've also seen a great sort of coming together on different issues about small boats crossings that hasn't been effective in terms of result. but the point is, you know, they've done a huge amount in sort of post—brexit in terms of building up those relationships with the uk and eu. the point is, is that i think the liberal democrats have had it far too long, too easy in the blue wall right now. and i think a lot of mps are going to be fighting to save their seats and the kind of short campaign when a long term effort would be much more effective over the past two years or so. years or 50. >> years or so. >> yea

ball, you've just got to hit it. that simple. >> that makes sense. this is what i want to do. we have shortest break. it's 90 seconds. let's take a look at james full shot. talk about rocky mountain high. you're looking great out there. when we come back you're going to see more debate, steve bannon held accountable, and we're going to see young james in 90 seconds. e going to see young james in 90 seconds. ga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from yo

balls, three fours and a single. robinson is hoping to play a big part for england's test team this summer. particularly once jamesite... including plenty of dissection of england's latest match at the euros... and how things might look should they progress a little further in the tournament having made the last 16. that's also where you can catch live tennis from eastbourne... head to bbc.co.uk/sport. .. but that's it for now... so it's time to head back to the news at one team... and anna foster. a snake, which was originally thought to be male, has given birth to 1a babies, or 'snakelets' as they're called — despite never having a mate. it's an exceptionally rare phenomena known as parthenogenesis or 'virgin birth' and came as something of a surprise to 13—year—old ronaldo's keepers. lauren moss has more. the arrival of these little snakelets, or baby snakes, caused a surprise that was off the scales when they suddenly appeared at the city of portsmouth college. nine years after rescuing a boa constrictor named ronaldo, owner pete quinlan was shocked to discover that not only was ronaldo not the male he'd alway

james baldwin, another country and metaphor what is happening here today. and response to that story. a young man without any hopes, no dreams was slapped in the fanc when he looks to see a shiny ball with so many glittering lights of reflection but can't seem to see himself reflected there. for so many in this community the dream is look across at the city and sky line and still not able to see themselves reflected there. so, i was so important when mayor breed talked about opportunities for all of our community members. and now because of this event and the stewards who believe in the promise of making sure that people can see themselves reflected in their own communities and images of success and hope and possibility, that this extraordinary accomplishment and this momentum being built in sunnydale can be rep ruicated for so many lives at home, units, at play and is severs and centers and hub as and require s extraordinary leadership doug talked about and mayor breed talked about and we are so lucky to know we have the steward in dr. tonia who has been leading the authority through a reform process to insure we can live up to that promise to the people can see themselves reflect

, james clapper, tells us that these arrests of the people from tajikistan are quote, a stark reminder that the terrorist threat to this country hasn't gone away. we cannot take our eyes off this ball. >> and then there's the former secretary of homeland security michael chart off he tells us tonight, groups like isis and al-shabaab are growing membership and financial strength, even increasing territorial control. >> our own homeland security depends on taking effective steps. well, these warnings all coming into night, come after those eight men with ties to isis. were arrested in major cities across the united states, specifically, los angeles, new york i can philadelphia. all of them, every single one of the eight men entered the united states through the southern border. and sources tell cnn that some of the men expressed extremist rhetoric on social media or in direct private communications and we are learning tonight that the discovery of these men's extremist views set off a flurry of emergency actions by federal agencies. >> one major your concern for officials is that these men are all from tajikistan. >> now why is that important? >> it is important because it was isis m

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james posting, will truly miss our convos, my dear friend. >> i was a dreamer and my dreams have come true. i have been able to see it thanks to that bouncing ballwin the award from the losing team. he's already in the hall of fame as a player for his time with the lakers and the 1960 olympic team. later this year, he's going in for his work as an executive which will make him the first person in the hall as player and contributor. yet another singular accomplishment from the singular jerry west. >> robin: such a gentleman, too. thank you, will. >> michael: we've both had interactions with jerry. he's an amazing man. thank you, will. now let's go to you, ginger. >> ginger: i want to show you a tornado in minnesota yesterday. this is central minnesota. you can see it here with that upward motion quite strong. they also had damaging winds in excess of 68 miles per hour. baseball size hail. that same cold front slipping south today. you can see it kansas city up to peoria, chicago to detroit. watch for it later this afternoon and tonight, too. that cold front makes its way through. you'll look for storms from pennsylvania up to massachusetts tomorr

balls to get out there and say, boss, i mucked up. i'll take my punishment rather than try and hide away. >> well, and james, let's be specific here.d the name, but the prime minister took the decision not to suspend the conservative candidate who has admitted putting a bet on the date of the general election when he was part of that small circle of people close to the prime minister who knew the date in advance. so effectively, insider trading , the police protection trading, the police protection officer who did the same thing, suspended from his job. but the prime minister is not suspended. this candidate , in my view, he this candidate, in my view, he should have been and i suspect in your view , he should have in your view, he should have been suspended. >> i don't know the ins and outs of who made the decision or what, but i think that in any if you're talking leadership , what, but i think that in any if you're talking leadership, you have to make unpopular decisions. and so , you know, i decisions. and so, you know, i prefer to number times in the campaign of my old coach, east german guy and, you know, i, he last coached m

james torres. >> today is friday june 7th. it is a zip trip friday zip trip day. that's right a couple of really nice warm days. but today is steve. it's a lot like a ball . >> that's one way to put it right. not bad. right >> not a bad idea. >> not a bad idea. no. they were in concord last friday and it was nice and cool. and it will not be hot in saratoga, which was a couple of days ago. a lot of low clouds and fog, especially san mateo coast south. santa rosa is 48, 52 palo alto, menlo park in there. so temperatures have cooled off dramatically and pretty good. low cloud deck south of san francisco. oakland only patchy north and temps coming down. 60s and 70s are low. low 80s. all right, alice here. i heard you say there was one little hiccup. is that gone? >> no. in fact, that hiccups gotten just a little bit bigger. in fact, you'll see it on the maps. if you're looking at westbound 580, driving through the altamont pass at north oakland road, there was a crash that happened about an hour ago. and now, unfortunately, it's not a friday light commute for those drivers coming in through the livermore valley. we'll continue to keep an eye on that. there i