or let's go back to karsten in washington of course is the trumpet ministration correct when it says that this family separation policy is simply a case of enforcing the current law. not really the law that regulates how to deal with immigrants has been in place or the laws have been in place for some time republican president george w. bush and under a democratic president barack obama what has changed is the interpretation of the law according to the law should and can be separated from the parents when parents are accused of a crime and what the trumpet ministration has done just a few months ago is to basically declare that anyone who enters the united states illegally is a criminal by the finish and therefore those children can and should be taken away from them other ministrations haven't seen it that way and we know that some former first ladies they've also waded into this debate this is what laura bush the wife to george w. bush this is what she wrote in op ed piece today she says i live in a border state i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our international boundar

in our correspondent course of the nominees on the story for us in washington good evening to you karsten the u.s. president has been saying for days now that he could not and that he would not do anything to change this policy he said that an act of congress would have to change but today he used a pen and he did change it so how do we understand this move. well it seems that the public pressure and pressure from within his own republican party simply became too strong with their demands to end this policy of separating kids from families that immigrated illegally and quite clearly donald trump did something here that he didn't want to do he never needed the democrats or congress to end this he introduced this practice and he could also have ended it but clearly he wanted to use these children as a bargaining chip to force congress to give him more comprehensive immigration reform and also to give him money for the border wall that he promised but even members of his own party had been critical over the past few days about that some governors republican governors had withdrawn their nati

like and they can also block any reform and as we have seen in the past sometimes they certainly do karsten phenomenon but the latest from washington thank you. let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world officials in the gaza strip say that three palestinians have been killed and hundreds wounded in renewed protests on the israeli border israeli army fired tear gas and live bullets in an attempt to disperse the crowds israel accuses hamas of using those protests to try and breach the border while protesters say that they want to draw attention to their dire humanitarian situation. austria's right wing government has announced plans to shut down several mosques and expelled dozens of muslim clerics are a mom the chancellor sebastian cuts said that there was no place in the country for what he calls quote parallel societies political islam and radical tendencies and to quote turkey has called the measures racists and anti islam. a fugitive suspected of raping and murdering a fourteen year old german girl has been arrested in iraq the man the police are nami

a00m hurdles champion, karsten warholm, for the second time this week, going even faster than he hadr. the qatari athlete improved on his personal best as he set a diamond league series record with a run of 117.41 seconds. having already taken control of the men's long jump with a leap of 8.50 metres in the fourth round, cuba'sjuan miguel echevarria produced a stunning finaljump. the 19—year—old recorded a mammoth 8.83 metres, but the distance will not stand in the record books due to the tailwind being 0.1 metres per second over the legal limit. that is about all we have time for. from me and the rest of the wonderful sport today team, goodbye. hello there. on sunday we saw heavy thunderstorms and showers across northern england into south—east scotland, but the majority of the country was warm, dry and sunny, which led to a lovely day for many. some glorious sunday evening sunsets. we start monday morning off on a fine and dry note. we've lost the overnight showers and storms across northern areas, but we're ready to do it all again. plenty of sunny spells as those temperatures ris

and they can also of look any reform and as we have seen in the past sometimes they certainly do karsten phenomena with the latest from washington thank you now let's get a check of some other stories that have been making news around the world officials in the gaza strip say that three palestinians have been killed and hundreds wounded in renewed protests on israelis border the israeli army fired tear gas and live bullets in an attempt to disperse the crowds israel accuses hamas of using the protests to try and reach the border a protester state that they want to draw attention to their dire humanitarian situation with the new crew has arrived to the international space station to applause from staff and family members back at the european space agency her german astronaut alexander guess meantime it is colleagues they were greeted by astronauts on board the i assess the new crew will spend five months in space and will conduct hundreds of experiments in that time. he's a fugitive suspected of raping and murdering a fourteen year old german girl has been arrested in iraq the man the pol

right we are back karsten. why is it that trump is so keen on having russia back at the table you know trump and russia are often mentioned in close proximity with each other. that is true and looks a bit suspicious but i think this is simply an expression of donald trump's a worldview he doesn't see the g seven as a previous u.s. presidents have seen it the g. seven was always a meeting of the seven biggest industrialized and democratic nations russia was a pod of the g eight well that was kind of an expression of the hope or expectation that russia also would become democratic and a more or less normal country from the western point of view but russia on the putin has decided it doesn't want to be just a normal country wants to be an empire with its own sphere of influence and it has become an authoritarian state almost a semi dictatorship so donald trump doesn't care about that for him all the nations are the same to additional allies or foes and he's just interested in what he gets out of his transactional

a message from the german government perhaps to trump and his his allies within the united states karsten how is this message coming across in the u.s. so they see this dueling photos situation differently. well it always depends here in this very divided country whom you talk to and from which political area people come clearly i think everybody was. agreeing that this was a power move by the social media team of chancellor angela merkel but it is that was very different there are a lot of people here who of course afraid that the rules based weren't all that the americans themselves of course brought into being after the second world war is in danger and for them this picture shows that america is isolated and that is something they really don't like but they also people who support on the trumpet who think that america has been taken advantage of even by its allies for a long time they interpret this picture differently in a way that donald trump looks maybe a bit bemused or board american and he's not budging you know he sits there with his arms across his chest and. to say you can ta

with our correspondent kirsten phenomena who joins me tonight from washington good evening to you karsten you know from where you're sitting how do you explain this tweet any idea what trump is trying to accomplish when clearly donald trump is trying to defend his own policies and he's catering to his base and he's playing to the fears and the prejudices that many of his supporters have when it comes to immigration donald trump has painted a very dark picture of europe repeatedly he has described as a continent that is swamped by refugees and other immigrants and where terrorism and crime is renton's of course never mind this is not covered by the facts but it is working among many of is support as we have encountered from supporters quite often and they have pitied us when they heard we're from germany saying oh it's so terrible what is happening in your home country and he said yeah yeah they are problems of is the with immigration but we can manage unemployment is at a record low the economy's booming crime is quite low as we've just heard but they won't believe us they think we have b

and karsten when you look at this story the effect of the fallout of this story we have the pope saying that this policy was wrong is there fear about what this is done to the moral credibility of the you weapons. are definitely true look beyond the discussion on a national level those who are interested in america's standing in the world are worried about this and rightly so i mean america's standing in the boat is already at a record low on the on the. i just talked to a colleague from mexico was. this approval rating in mexico was at or old eighty five percent he expecting it is expected to drop even though i think it's the same in europe and germany for instance about eighty percent disapprove of ford on the trumpet and america under don't know trump and this is not helping the. pictures like this give a lot of ammunition to those who harbor and see american feelings so it's not making america's standing in the world any better. carson phenomenal the story for us tonight in washington in clear richardson in a very sunny san diego tonight so both of you thank you. well depending on w

and for people everywhere let's get more from washington because carson phenomena is standing by so karsten did the japanese prime minister shinzo abbate get what he came for in washington today. well at least to go to some assurances from donald trump that the united states will take japan's security concerns. into account when talking to the north korean leader of course there's the issue of the missing there's a fear in japan that deal with the americans might agree to a compromise by north korea gets to keep its medium range missile gives up its long range intercontinental ballistic missiles and of course those medium range missiles could still reach japan also does the issue of american troops on the korean peninsula and a very important issue for japanese prime minister shinzo. the question of japanese citizens who were up doctorates by north korea and i still kept as prison those in north korea and president trump promised to mr that he would to raise this issue with the chairman came in and singapore so yes he got at least. assurances that he gets this at least verbal there can japa

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