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of glor: jan crawford for us from the supreme court. jan, thank you.oming up here, protests in pittsburgh after a controversial police shooting. >> glor: in east pittsburgh, pennsylvania, hundreds protested the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old honor student. the shooting was captured on camera. police say that antwon rose ran from a car they believed had been used in a drive-by shooting. rose was unarmed and shot in the back. the officer is on paid tiministrative lead. tharles krauthammer a powerful conservative voice died today of cancer. the washington post columnist and fox news contributor was a pulitzer prize winner and a zervard trained psychiatrist. a spinal cord injury in his 20s left him paralyzed. earlier this month, he posted a g, "well letter writing, "i am sad to leave, but i leave with the knowledge that i lived the life that i intended." charles krauthammer was 68 years old. nevada highway patrol officers hen into unexpected danger when they rescued a man from a fiery crash. the man's car was loaded with ammunition. the heat of the

jan, thank you so much. the president also has his eyes on a big meeting coming up with his russian counterpart, the date and location to be announced tomorrow. weijia jiang has more on this. >> and i said it from day one, aitting along with china and russia and with everybody is a very good thing. >> reporter: in the oval office, president trump announced he will soon sit down with russian president vladimir putin. in moscow, national security adviser john bolton is laying the groundwork for the meeting. putin's first words for bolton were blunt. "u.s.-russia relations are not in the best shape," putin said, and then he blamed acute u.s. inlitical infighting. putin denies meddling in the 2016 presidential election, a sensitive subject for president trump, who did not commit to addressing it. >> you never know about meetings what happens, right? >> reporter: the two leaders have met twice before, but only on the sidelines of atternational summits. >> i think it would be an asset .o have russia back in. ng re

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>> glor: jan crawford at the supreme court. jan, thank you. at a speech in los angeles today, attorney general jeff sessions hailed the court's ruling as essential for protecting the american people. outside dozens protested the border crackdown that's been 17chestrated by sessions. d.day 17 states and washington, d.c., sued to force the administration to reunite immigrant families separated at the border. health and human services secretary alex azar told congress his department is still holding more than 2,000 children separated from their families. democrats pressed him on reunification. >> the american people have been getting lots of deception, lots of rosy answers, not many facts. so, how many parents do not have access? how many parents have been told where their kids are? ev that information is available r:r every parent. >> glor: we sat down with a group of voters here in e lifornia. three identify as liberals, three as conservatives. they have a wide range of backgrounds and opinions, though. i asked them where immigration ranks as a

jan crawford met and visited with dierks bentley in telluride, colorado.their own lives. today it's focused the south. there's pickup trucks and girls and good old boys, but there's country music all over this country, and once again dierks bentley is saying, listen to this. ♪ it was only a mountain . >> reporter: this is not the typical look of today's country music. then, again, dierks bentley has never done things the typical way. >> it has to be authentic. it has to be. >> reporter: on his way to the top, bentley has had his share of both. in 2003 his first single hit, number one. he quickly went from playing honky tonk to arenas and trying to rep pli indicate that initial success, he lost his way. >>? 2006, 2007, 2008, we tried to play for 25,000 and we were playing 2,000. every arena, the review would say, bless his heart, he played like a sold out show, but nobody was there. >> reporter: bentley got off the nashville treadmill and went back to where he was inspired. a guy from arizona who likes to raise a little hell. a man who also sings about love

t glor: jan crawford with the latest on a fascinating case. jan, thank you.ers stopped traffic tonight in pittsburgh. esey've been marching in the streets this week over the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old boy. anricka duncan is in east pittsburgh where the shooting took place. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: east pittsburgh police say the officer involved ve this controversial shooting of 17-year-old antwon rose aresday night, is 30-year-old michael rosfeld. he previously was an officer in y her departments before joining the east pittsburgh force. rg was sworn in less than two hours before the deadly encounter. it all started when rose jumped out of a silver chevrolet, which r s suspected of being used in a drive-by shooting. 13 minutes later, rose was shot , ree times by officer rosfeld and later died. today, the district attorney confirmed rose was unarmed but did have an empty .9-millimeter handgun clip in his pocket and two handguns were found in the car. e is morning, i spoke to officer rosfeld's attorney, patrick thomassey, by phone. he says his clien

>> jan crawford for us from the supreme court.jan, pittsburgh after a controversial police shooting. overwhelming air fresheners can send yoso try febreze one. ... with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. jo r >>> in east pittsburgh, pennsylvania hundreds protested the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old honor student. the shooting was captured on camera. police say that antoine rose ran from a car they believe had been usedn a drive-by shooting. rose was unarmed and shot in the back. the officer is on paid administrative leave. >>> chart krauthammer ham died of cancer. the fox news contributor was a pulitzer prize winner, harvard trained psychiatrist. a spinal cord injury left him paralyzed. he posted a message, i am sad to leave but i leave with the knowledge that i lived the life that i intended. he was 68 years old. >>> nevada highway patrol officers ran into danger when they ran into a fiery crash. the man's car was loaded with ammunition. the heat of the fire caused the bullets to go off in all directions. pty.>> was hit.ke uand gets a

there are other cases on the horizon. >> glor: our supreme court expert jan crawford, thanks. the supreme court has never been asked to weigh in on whether a president may use constitutional power to grant pardons to him or herself, but the current president weighed in with his opinion today. here's paula reid. >> reporter: the president tweeted this morning that while he has no plans to pardon himself, he could if he wanted to. "i have the absolute right to pardon myself, but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong?" he also continued his attacks on the legitimacy of the special counsel, tweeting that robert mueller's appointment is "totally unconstitutional." the president's tweet echoed comments from personal attorney rudy giuliani sunday. >> there is nothing that limits the presidential power of pardon from a federal crime. >> reporter: but giuliani acknowledged that the question of whether the president can pardon himself is less about legality than politics. >> the president of the united states pardoning himself would just be unthinkable, and it would lead to

i'm january -- jan owen from george washington university. living here in washington it's a surprise to larry we have optimism bias these days. i would like being of you actually to address if you were doing an assessment right now of the political volatility we're undergoing right now as a country, what specifically what risk, does you see to the bipartisan system and especially to the republican party in the coming -- in this very rick period. >> well, i think we're seeing increasing porlarization but i don't think it's just political. i think that there have been a number of contributors to it. our tendency when we speak porlarization is to blame our leader and blame the government, when he group up we worlds the huntley brink lee report and saw the same moon shot, the same civil rights movement, the same vietnam war, and we had common base of information, and i was vetted information because that is what these interimmediate areas did between raw data and the story. now i can go to my aggregator, my web site, my cable news channel ex-i ne

so 30 seconds to jan. >> clock is ticking. i'm on board now, mr. chairman. >> i like that. i like that. >> i was delayed because i was on the floor dealing with an interpretation ofhe executive order that did not need to be issued. i am supporting your amendment because i support the value and investment in people that keeping families together represents. and i thank you for the very thoughtful amendment and i believe that any budget item that helps to keep families apart should be immediately eliminate eliminated from the policies of this nation. i neeld yooeld back. >> i yield 30 seconds to jan. >> you might be interested to that today, there are articles and children being separate aed from their parents receiving psych tropic drugs while in various places. and you know, just when you think it can't get worse. i can hardly stand it and anyone who's a parent here, we can do better than this. we are better than this. as americans. we don't need to separate children from their families and imagine what that would mean to each of you and your children or your grandchildren.

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i'm going to give 30 seconds to jan schakowsky. >> the pockets taking. >> i like that. stand let me thank the chairwoman of the hispanic caucus for knowledge. i was on the floor dealing with an interpretation of the executive order that did not need to be issued. i'm supporting your admin at is i strongly support the value and the investment in people that keeping families together represents and i thank you for the thoughtful amendment and i believe any budget item that helps to keep families apart should be legally eliminated from the policies and the moral standings and with that i yield back to the gentlelady. >> thank you. i yield 30 seconds to my friend and colleague jan schakowsky. >> you might be interested to know that today there articles about children being separated from their parents. using psychotropic drugs while they are in various places and just when you think you can get worse. i can hardly stand it and anyone who is apparent here. we can do better than this. we are better than this as a country. we don't need to separate children from their families

praises the trouble came summers resign big success inside the country souping that will visit washington jan but the questions that are being asked about the concessions president trump made the lack of detail in the summit desecration also on the program. a group for the saudi led assault on the yemen's main.

jan, good morning.resident trump is now going to have the conservative supreme court that republicans have dreamed of for a lifetime. does this mean that roe versus wade that grants abortion rights will be doomed? >> no. and, you know, i mean president trump may have that supreme court conservatives have dreamed about for a lifetime. what i've learned from covering the supreme court for the last 25 years is that conservative justices tend to disappoint republicans and the conservatives who try to put them on the supreme court. and they'll typically side, sometimes, with liberals on social issues. just as justice kennedy did. he was nominated by president reagan. to say that roe versus wade is in jeopardy is overstating it right now. we don't know how other justices on the conservative would vote right now on that. justice clarence thomas is the only justice on the supreme court who has said he would overturn it. it could well be considered federal law. but what i do think you're going to see is the next

the punch on winter olympics earlier this year after two very successful summits with president moon jan many people here feel that kim unlike his father and his grandfather. is a man is as a leader that his country can put more trust into jason strother and so fucking care. the big prize of all of this is the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula trysts finn is executive director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons a group was awarded the nobel peace prize last year welcome to d w i believe you're a heartbeat with today's declaration she could tell us why. well we are really welcoming the fact that these two leaders have chosen a diplomatic way to solve their their conflicts just a few months ago they were threatening to start a nuclear war starts a really beautiful thing but when it comes to the actual agreement or this document that they signed on there lots of you know for photographs it doesn't contain that much actually there are no details and doesn't actually muster hasn't already being agreed on before there's still quite a wide gap between what

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stands, they were not filled with the same enthusiasm but after the break shoal poland shook things up, janrek hammering in. already out of the competition, the fans finally had something to celebrate. japan had been top of the group. as it stood, they were heading home. the next twist in the tale, yerry mina heading in, colombia back in the world cup. time to party. and with that, for senegal, it slipped away. the end of the road to the africans, out on yellow cards. the first time in 36 years that no team from the continent was in the last 16. colombia topping the group, while in volgograd the news broke. even in defeat, japan were through, just. in group g, things were much simpler. england and belgium were already through but after a dull first half a moment from brilliance —— moment of brilliance from adnan januzaj a moment from brilliance —— moment of brilliance from adnanjanuzaj was the difference. belgium are through to play japan as group the difference. belgium are through to playjapan as group winners the difference. belgium are through to play japan as group winners but with a p

the punch on winter olympics earlier this year after two very successful summits with president moon jan many people here feel that kim unlike his father and his grandfather. is a man is as a leader that his country can put more trust into jason strother and sophia here. thank you. president trump has hailed today summit as a turning point in relations with north korea but many are criticizing the joint declaration some accusing the u.s. president of conceding too much sweden's former prime minister carl bildt currently serves on the european council of foreign relations is treated as fair to trump evidently agreed to limited u.s. defense efforts in south korea in return for so far nothing more than words we have seen before. to the bitterest athene who has the nobel prize winning a nuclear disarmament group i can she also condemned aspects of the summits outcome tweeting there is no agreement on nuclear disarmament and this all looks more like a big welcome party to the nuclear armed club now many groups are also hoping for your president and chairman would discuss the issue of human ri

. >> they spend it >> it's the american way, jan.like it >> they spend it at kohl's and nordstroms those companies that have learned to play the game, both online and offline, and doing it wut spending all of their money getting online, are starting to look much healthier to the restale envester >> we heard howard schultz say the stock market is not the economy. i agree. we have seen massive gains if you threw a dart at a retail stock, it's probably up 10, 15, 20% this month i come back to the fact. are these companies good longer-term investments? or do you think the short-term money has already been made? >> i think macy's is kohl's nike tapestry i think michael kors is. >> the former coach. >> a terrible name >> i don't think penneys is. they're losing the game. not winning. seres is probably going to -- >> but their stock is up 17% these are gains this week. jc penney is up 17%. >> short-term events why did the market wake up a week ago and say, we want to own all the retailers? when the environment for retail has been good for m

some three thousand jan meth are expected to have a historic summit and singapore it'll be a neutral environment for the tear leaders to play nicely by diplomatic protocol if trump gives it the time something good is going to happen it will happen fast i think within the first minute i'm not going to waste my time i don't want to waste is to on the periphery of all this totem in time to juice the special m o g for the summit and see what looks like the shoulder business is in singapore i've also been gearing up for this is story meeting two bit of money to be made restaurant supporting our special menu some tacos of burgers to cocktails and shots all related to the theme of the event and besides the summit related products there are also of course those impersonators the american and the north korean ones. i. wouldn't. for the. starving musician. for. the suits. would have facebook want to look. through weeks ago first i have. to be. free. i. think i. will despite all the initial positivity surrounding the summit those negotiations ahead could still take several more rounds before th

she jan will flourish once the pool a gone. addictions and demolitions have changed the lives of residents here. they accuse the state of cynicism and bob eric methods. the people who took to the streets foreign media we kept away but small caps of the action. network showed images of long lines of displaced people with no way to guard they would soon sense of. asa's from beijing the film these protests. he managed to post a live dog of this city cleansing. that. he got it through for those go to a lot of. the news of the world might. give. them a little they feel. they're made out of and that was new for new users. to know. that well yeah. i'm new. here and to. the kind of regular source of information he's one hundred fifty videos document the residents to hold on. i know you must you're not going to live out what i may have out of the internet. oh my. god oh my what a spontaneous road block the police lose patience. oh watch out of you. put out of the. opposition would you. then they notice what we've been filming their acti

eureka jan ski back in the first goal of the tournament after just twelve minutes and on the stroke of half time it was to. substitute dentist chair a chair for putting a grin on coast churches of face. russia might be the tournament's lowest ranked team but they didn't look like it awesome juba made it three. the best of the bunch came in the ninety first minute cherry champs second in the early contender for goal of the tournament saudi arabia might have been a soft opponent but this hot volley was pure inspiration a nightmare for the guests elation for the hosts even then there was more a free kick in the dying seconds completed the russian routes delights first certain discerning spectator saudi arabia's hopes however attached already. with me now in the studio is emily russia's from a sports desk welcome emily so a perfect start for russia in this match obviously that must have raised expectations of the fans that they could do better how do you see them progressing in the group. i mean i'm sure raised expectations but we have to consider that there were two sides to this game rea

what's happened is an easy acquisition for because the two apps have very different founding principles jan koum one of the co-founders who grew up in ukraine believes deeply in privacy zuckerberg thinks that the more open and connected we are the happier we will become and so in order to acquire what's abse i could not only had to pay a lot of money and give up a board seat to coom he also had to make a lot of promises some of those promises were even enshrined in the acquisition agreement if facebook imposed quote monetization and mr divs like advertising onto whatsapp its founders shares would vest immediately and they could leave without suffering any kind of financial penalty now zuckerberg may be an immoral corrupt but these two founders left without collecting money because there was another cause and their wish that they had to sue to get that money to so they've just left over a billion dollars on the table because they disagree was a calculation that was made at the time of the signing because they were able to still take home twenty twenty one billion dollars apiece so the leave

jan: thanks so much.dent of the belgian national central bank. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg daybreak: americas." i'm julia chatterley. let me give you a look at how the futures are performing, and the president indicating possibly a billion dollars worth of tariffs. , 385ow jones off by 1.5% points. slightly.me back s&p futures lower by 1.3%. europe also taking a hit. a bit of flight to safety in u.s. treasuries. 2.88.-year yield, flight to safety for dollar-yen as well. higher versus the u.s. dollar. also pointing out gold, if we are looking at further save haven assets, lower by .4%. always an interesting one. ofde also giving back some the gains from yesterday. questions swirling over what opec and russia can achieve in terms of increased output. sterling as well trading at a seven-month low relative to the u.s. dollar, a defeat for to reason they and the house of lords. it looks like parliament will get a meaningful vote on brexit. vote. another meaningful didn't they have one last week? find out what'

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fighting and that comes after the deaths of at least seventy eight people on thursday poll challenged jan reports. a bloodbath in the southwestern syrian rebel stronghold of daraa russian and syrian government judson helicopters hit an estimated one hundred targets on thursday dozens of civilians were killed in the twenty four hour barrage of barrel bombs and rocket fire. the u.n. says tens of thousands of newly displaced people have fled to syria's borders with israeli occupied golan heights and jordan peele goes to jordan one of the most generous recipients of refugees on earth that they keep border open for people fleeing south there is no there is no other place to go but jordan says its border with syria will remain closed the kingdom already has six hundred fifty thousand registered syrian refugees. the u.n. says the fighting has also cut off vital cross border relief and aid supply routes it's asking the warring parties to stop fighting immediately. the u.n. the u.s. u.k. and france have condemned russia's role in the offensive for you years ago the u.s. russia and regional powers

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jan, good morning. >> good morning, norah.ou know, vindication, because the president had lost at almost every turn in the lower courts. he vowed he would continue fighting for an immigration system that he says will serve the interests of american citizens. >> i will always be defending the sovereignty, the safety and security of the american people. >> reporter: the administration framed the decision as a victory for security. >> this decision is critical to ensuring the continuing authority of president trump. >> reporter: as the supreme court emphasized presidents have long had sweeping authority in defense of the nation, but democrats were quick to call the ban discrimination that hurts the country. >> it is dangerous. it makes us less safe. >> reporter: chief judge justice robert's decision says this. it covered five countries that past administrations had identified as security risks. the policy is a far cry from the president's first effort that caused chaos at airports worldwide. >> donald j. trump is calling for a to

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in frederick county maryland, republican kathy afzali will try tounseat jan gardner in the fall. for continuing coverage of the races montgomery and prince gorges county, log onto the website or open the nbc nd washington app search maryland primary. >>> now to major shock in the new york primary race. crowley lost last night. he was seen as a political challenger. cortez is ati democrac socialist. she wants t abolish i.c.e. and free education in public universities. >>> we turn to thi developing story. democratic lawmakers vowing to fighttrgainst president p's travel ban after the supreme court ruled in favor of the controversl w. the controversial order from the president. the high court's5-4 ruling rejected a challenge that the an discriminated against muslims. chief justice roberts says the ban is based on legitimate concerns for thetr co justice sotomayor said it was gravely wrond m.anti-mus >>> new from overnight, a federal judge in california has ordered ru.s. bor authorities to reunite separated families withins 30 dnd if the children are younger than 5, then it needs to

let's bring in nbc'se jan mackie frayer live in beijing. janice,in good mo what can you tell us about kim jong-un's visit there? >> reporter: good morning, phillip. this is the third visit to phillip by kim jong-un. this is the first time that state media has announced it in advance. now, presumably kim is here to update china's presideg xi jinpn the summit with president trump in singapore. and it comes as the trade war is intensifying between the u.s. and china. hours after the trump administration threatened china with another $200 billion in tariffs, and this tension is something that all sides are going to try to play to their advantage. the u.s. said it wants china's help to have leverage over north korea to have it give up its nuclear weapons, but from china's perspective, that is not going to comeor free. kim jong-un finds himself in this unusually strongiplomatic position where he's becoming a key player in asian diplomacy. he's had two meetings with great rivals just a week apart. and at a time when south korea is confirming thatn

joining us to talk about all of that is jan. thank you for being here this is a pretty convoluted history. it goes all the way back to catalogs but it's been seen as protecting the online retailers for awhile. >> what happened what's the history is this the right move >> i remember the day they made the judgment 1992 when this happened. i thought they got the law right but like you said it was the same law and the same interpretation that they had for catalog. that all made sense so the law they got right and the equity they got wrong this was going to be a real problem because it was going to create a differential in pricing between brick and mortar and online online was so small nobody was too concerned about it but we all saw something coming there and over the last 25 years the percentage point differential which is about what it is if you take the average of the sales tax. >> if you walk into a bookstore and buy a book you have to pay 8% sales tax on average. if you buy it online for a long time you got it scott free. >> 8%

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the top candidates include supervisor london breed, jan kim, former legislator mark leno and another former supervisor angela al yoet to. it is a crucial election day in santa clara as well. one of the most controversial issues, recalling judge aaron persky after he sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in county jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. people behind the recall say the judge was too lenient. persky says he followed the law. voters will also choose between two candidates to replace persky today. voters will decide whether to i raise tolls on our bridges, regional measure three. if it passeay brie tol would eventually go up to $9. quts tod"today in the bay's" chd breaks down the measure this morning. >> reporter: you can blame it on the economy. bay area commute traffic is awful. those in favor of regional measure three believe the toll increase will make it better. >> regional measure three represents 35 specific traffic relief and transit improvements throughout the nine county bay area. >> if it passes, that means more money towards

import frs germany, france, u.k., italy, jan and canada very targeted wit tariffs on steel andth aluminumu.s. has investigated auto ports and has lashed out at canada. business leerds are concerned president ump's brinks man ship could backfire. >> i'm worry ied things are goi to get out of control once somebody's going to announce something that you know, then three, more position. >> pompeo still expectss all to stick by the u.s. >> our relationship is not solely dened by trade, so i'm very confident when these negotiations arete comp the historical relationships between the united states and canada and our european partners will continue the way they have for 70 ddyears. >> a series of deadlines will bring trade back to the forefront to slap new invensment restrictn china, potentially increasing tension edrther. >>> in fact, aal reserve official said today that business optimism is fading as the trade tensions rise. atlanta fed president expressed concern the trade barriers will disrupt growth and increased risk to the economic outlook. othersar are iing to wonder about the forseen conseq

as for belgium, if they beat jan next, a possible quarterfinal against brazil. then it could be take your pick. france, portugal, argentina, or even uruguay. that is a really tough path towards the fina belgium and england's next p h,nents came out of gr that was concluded on thursday. it was up in the air for a while. colombia actually started th day in third, but they won by beating senegal 1-0. that result saved japan, who lost to poland 1-0. but because senegal lost, they were level on points. how to separate them? itas decided on the disciplinary records in russia that senegal had more yellow cards, so they were going home and japan is going through. it is the first thme since 1982 there will not be an african team in the second round. the knockout round, it all gets going on saturday, with france against argentina. they are all must-win matches. reportingy foster with all the latest on world cup drama. in a reminder of the unfolding story out of maryland, atea lst five people have been killed at a shooting at a local newspaper in annapolis. several othersi

. >>> plus, jan crawford speaks with country music superstar dierks bentley about his new album, "the" >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com it's thursday, june 14th. june 14th. good morning. i'm kenny choi. >>> all right. as we start this morning, a live look from our "salesforce tower" camera. right in the middle of it you can see the transamerica pyramid a bit. a little bit dark, cloudy and cool to start off this morning. don't worry, we are one day closer to the weekend. it is thursday, june 14th. i'm kenny choi. good morning. >> i love when you say weekend. i'm michelle griego. >> yes! . >> it's just right there. >> silent clap. >> cooler today. little cloudier. we saw that in that camera with a little haze. here's a view of the "salesforce tower" camera. there's some cloud coverage. we haven't had that in a while. here's the headlines. we have a bit of cloud coverage because of west winds. you may run into marine layer drizzle and may impact visibility

report initially to new was held in a turkish jan floodgate she has now been released but is still not convincing to me the country. the charges are spreading terrorist propaganda undiminished have been in terrorist organization crime standing up for freedom and human rights. in fifteen minutes d.w.i. . the fast pace of life in the digital. shift has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information the wiki is fines and interviews with makers and users. in forty five minutes the. climate change. the strain ability to move. environmental projects. globalization effect biodiversity species conservation exploitation the quality. of human rights displacement of. the global and current of local actually. three thousand. our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan. so nothing is just the children who have already been the boy. and those that will follow are part of a new. they could be the future. granting opportunities for global news that matters d. w. made from minds. crimes first against humanity. civilia

and as a flooding rains have returned to china in for jan and grungy and you can see really in the clouds anywhere you want it to be isn't it which is where it should be but of can you to think it's from grungy this is over one hundred many beaches in twenty four hour total that is why you tend to get flooding this town the areas runs up to the yangtze valley as well shanghai included in the forecast as is hong kong so anywhere in central southern china the spring rains now midsummer rains have returned and they've put themselves up once more to the west the monsoon as it breaks over india has sort of fall to the bit recently but it's trying to get its act together once more there isn't any big showers showing up tonight poor and beyond the heaviest rains still this is the western side the western ghats there's a big showers further east particularly in the northeast is still suffering flooding but the showers haven't yet reached early attention there is it to forty two or forty three degrees once more which is hotter than it should be. exceedingly pleasant. this go further west in the dr

some three thousand jan meth are expected to cover the story summits and thing a pool it will be a neutral environment for the two leaders to play nicely by diplomatic protocol if trump gives it the time something good is going to happen it will happen fast i think within the first minute i'm not going to waste my time i don't want to waste is to leaders have already spent the day in singapore enjoying a spot of done time before the summit gets going kim jong un has been on a late night city tour a large crowds turned out to catch a glimpse of the secretive north korean leader who was accompanied by his team of bodyguards they're also joined by singapore's foreign minister who even took a selfie with the north korean leader at the city's famous gardens by the bay for donald trump though it's all been about the catering singapore prime minister lee hsien loong surprised the u.s. president with a cake on monday and of his seventy second birthday on thursday let's not just the leaders making the most of it their look alikes are living it up to. i. wouldn't tell me i'm still looking for the. s

she's worried that should her husband pass away she might lose the house that they built together then jan. i don't even think in terms of a man or a woman having more rights in a marriage are chocolate saiful on women have to have the same rights as. as i see it's the new law giving listeners the opportunity to choose between shari'a and greed will will make things easier for many people being them shall see especially regarding inheritance marriage and divorce. but it would have made things easier for many women if greece had simply abolished shari'a altogether. so . it's sometimes called europe's forgotten conflict the low level war of attrition in eastern ukraine between ukrainian government forces and russian backed separatist units but don't be deceived the hostilities of cost more than ten thousand lives and many others have been left crippled as they face up to the massive challenge of rebuilding their existences and their bodies there's one man they can turn to. felix understood saying because of the vidic lab in kiev has no shortages of what is these days originally of xander wan

day on usenet jan design is could never use them as damned that would come to. us at the beginning a sentiment is plentiful is that one you know the detection methods are always changing and the dates how long. some substances can be detected always getting shorter but again usually the directors of the labs at the first ones to receive this information so that in a country like russia they they have to share this information because the main goal is not to catch their peers the main goal is to help people in gold medals. the russian anti doping agency disputes the accusations. vitali he has refused to cooperate with us on this matter. and for us it's a pity if you want to fight against doping in sport you should not only give these bold statements publicly it's not enough just to you know appear in the screen and say everyone is corrupted facts and presumptions that what we need to have in order to establish an unspoken rule is. the evidence was collected by hi oh. yes if you have a as a tradition yesterday in your own return you're just up an offer to the guy

look like that so i would such a similar compound based on chemical for updates on the day and i took jan euro and saw that salt screenings are runny oh yes it generally quit around yes they are at ninety four percent and you can see two rings three rings triangles and the next one is eighty five percent and so on and so forth that didn't even take two seconds. after a successful scan for compounds with a similar chemical makeup to d.n.d. i seed the team conduct a second scan for shape and behavioral similarity. really fast in this system we can search the compound which are the same in our property the. property is not a structure itself not just so actually it's an additional layer of screening for similarities so these compounds. actually exist in your library in this building of course quite how we're going to see them. of course thank you very much as i have in fact found ninety six matching compounds that d.n.d. i have requested to see. kim manages the archive store many many. automated storage in there. this lock three hundred eighty four miniature like. that so small a troop. insi

largest media conglomerate the times group took a different tack after its managing director beneath jan appeared on tape the company announced the video had been doctored and that in fact the times crew had been conducting its own reverse staying on called repost where the undercover filming took place the idea of a roasting is the last of all simply because it's like being caught speeding by a police officer and telling him i was just in your car. so that makes no sense it's a very poor defense of what was on paper and other media companies have said the tapes are doctored doesn't throw the full picture but what it shows is quite damning i'm not surprised that. it has not received the kind of play that the conductors of the sting would have wished eight given the antecedents of the journalist and b. the way the whole thing was set up i see only targeting a political view i'm not surprised that it got the kind of place. this is passion that in the media outlets can be bought is not new so for many postings simply confirmed what they had long suspected i needed so i didn't already proble

some three thousand jan meth are expected to cover the historic summit and singapore it will be a neutral environment for the two leaders to play nicely by diplomatic protocol if trump gives it the time something good is going to happen it will happen fast i think within the first minute i'm not going to waste my time i don't want to waste his time well we'll find out shortly now meantime business is on the sidelines of all this in singapore been gearing up for the storage summit as you'd expect restaurants for instance putting on special menus from attackers to burgers to cocktails to shots all related to the theme of the big summit and besides the celebrated products there are also impersonators of the american and north korean leaders. i. wouldn't still be able to look good i think if somebody like going back to. the city. would have facebook going to get a job. two weeks ago. i . was living in the uk. i know. i. summit the negotiations could still take several more rounds before they bring any real results gregory l.h. from the advisory board of the korea policy institute thinks that

spent more than sixty eight hours reporting on outlines compay opposition leader who wanted him in jan his c.h.p. were given only six hours of air time met on auction as each party featured for just thirty minutes b.h.p. candidates. has never been shown on am. the procrit is a sticky in particular faces many difficulties president out and has effectively declared the party an enemy of the state he accuses it of spreading terrorist propaganda and having ties to the militant p k k group because of this the eight stickies presidential candidate. runs in his campaign from jail he has been in custody for more than one and alvie is a presidential candidate standing from inside prison that's a first for turkey the e.u. and international observers have sharply criticize the government's handling of. but that doesn't help him much his election campaigning has so far been limited to social media recently on twitter he asked turkey's largest news broadcast as why they have never reported on his campaign but he didn't get an answer in a written interview with g w he said. there is no justification

but, after the break, poland shook things up, jan bednarek hammering in.ition, their fans had finally something to celebrate. japan had been top of the group but as it stood, they were heading home. back in samara came the next twist in the tale, yerry mina heading in, colombia back in the world cup. and with that, senegal slipped away. the end of the road for the africans, out of yellow cards. the first time in 36 years that no team from the continent was in the last 16. the colombians topping the group, while in volgograd, the news broke. even in defeat, japan were through — just. in group g, things were much simpler. england and belgium already through, but after a dull first half, a moment of brilliance was the difference. belgium through to play japan as group winners. austin halewood, bbc news. sojubilant so jubilant japan fans, not just sojubilantjapan fans, notjust in russia but back home. i think we might be able to show you some pictures of that. they are actually the only asian team through to the final 16, the only asian team through to the fin