we can get a view from the region and speak to ernest mattia who is a sports reporter.o the comments from gerard pique in a moment but from a catalan point of view, how do you see relations in to looking at spain as they world cup tea m looking at spain as they world cup team this summer and will catalans support the spanish national team?|j think support the spanish national team?” think it will be proof that it is a very complex issue in a very complex place in the world but i think they will be able to support spain. those who don‘t and those who are indifferent. we have to remember that messi plays for argentina and there is a constant among barcelona fa ns there is a constant among barcelona fans that he‘s best playable time. that alone and spain, the situation is intense and there will be a lot of people in catalonia wanting the opponents of spain to win. especially in the city surrounding barcelona which is where most of immigration from spain comes, they will openly support spain. immigration from spain comes, they will openly support spainm immigration from spa

that average is one such incident every single week so far so perhaps it's not so surprising that mattia things are making it to video games and active shooter drills to schools and even kindergarten so me up on our t.v. in washington d.c. . i've been on to two million accounts have been hacked through the family tree website my heritage service is doing clude d.n.a. test. concerns about security something the company prides itself on. well my heritage that she uses identify their family trees and relatives two in twenty sixteen it launched the d.n.a. service and today it has ninety six million users around the globe and about one point four million of them have taken that d.n.a. test when the breach was discovered my heritage contacts that uses and also offered them support the company says that ninety million affected accounts only had their e-mail and password data compromised it insists that all d.n.a. data resave this is located in separate systems with additional layers of security there has been no evidence that the data in the file was ever used by the perpetrators we believe the

sudan's foreign minister says that south sudan's president salva kiir a rebel leader wrecked mattia have reached an agreement on quote some points to end the civil war some of the kid has been attending the latest round of talks with his former deputy rick mashallah this time though in the sudanese capital khartoum the un has given both sides until the end of the month to reach a peace deal or face sanctions normally based in juba our correspondent have a morgan is with me here in the studio in doha what are we what are we to make of this well first of all let's be very. that this is not an agreement it's just a framework on which a future agreement between the two sides the country's president salva kiir and him and the opposition leader much are will be based on so they've agreed on a permanent cease fire setting up for sorry three different capitals in different parts of south sudan and to try to have other forces foreign forces inside the country to try to maintain peace but then like i said this is just a framework for an agreement it is not an agreement which means the end of the w

mattias: definitely a breakthrough. very deeping conversations with simon. you are national and productive -- conducting an experiment and now at 43 of more than 100 steps. what you can ask simon is what kind of tool do i need to use right now. and those kinds of questions assignment is able to answer. he kind of incorporates context into his conversation. give us a more examples. what do you imagine astronauts will actually be asking for help with? matthias: right now the main focus is on these experiments. for example we have a so-called crystallization experiment that simon needs to do. s will then call simon. he is autonomously free flying. they can say, simon come here, then he can fly there. you can got himself through the experiment. that is how we interact with simon. emily: we have covered a lot of ibms flashier releases, watson, of course, the debater a couple weeks ago. there is this big question of how the/we help improve ibm's business -- how this will actually improve ibm's business. how will this impact the bottom line? matthias: the cool thin

mattia, you know, have to look at the overall balance of the citywide ask and the district asked. i also happen to represent a district that has an overwhelming number of nonprofit organizations throughout the city. it is -- if my pot increases -- for me i prefer 1 million, 1 million. i understand -- >> supervisor cohen: this is just a soft temperature. we know where your desires are. spee den my preference is $1 million, $1 million. my number 1 priority is ensuring we continue to fun find the free city college program which we went out to get additional revenue from through proposition, w. and as many of you remember, the state law real estate transfer tax cannot be dedicated in taxes. which is why we did not set it aside. given many of my colleagues' hesitation around enclosing -- increasing that, i have not drafted a charter amendment for this year. it is our hope we can continue to find a program that many of us campaigned on and fulfil a promise. my first ask is to find summer sessions for a summer of 2019. the original agreement with mayor ed lee last february, west 5.4 mill

a former player mattias, wrote this morning that the tea m mattias, wrote this morning that the teaming defeat said he felt what went wrong was the fact the team simply were not having fun when they were having fun so more analysis to go, of course, but the general sense here is germany kind of got what it deserved. jenny hill, in berlin, thank you very much forjoining us. is it better for england to lose to belgium later? it's the question so many fans are asking. but what are the managers and players thinking, i wonder? both england and belgium are already through to the last 16, the only thing left to decide is who wins the group later in kaliningrad. lots saying it would be better to go through as group runners up. england would then face the winner of group h eitherjapan, senegal or columbia and a possibly quarter final with sweden or switzerland. but if england beat belgium it could set up a possible quarterfinal with brazil but they would need to get there first. and we've seen what's happened to other big teams in this tournament so far. surely it's about a good performance.

as a matter of fact, the only adult left in the room in the white house is secretary of defense mattias reer marine running the department the way it should be. he's keeping those relationships. the problem is, he has to go around like a nurse made and assure our allies, the relationships whether it's operational security, intelligence, the things we cannot trust the president on are secure when we come to the pentagon. it's the more covert operations, the very, very cloperations whe they need support from the cia or csa in which it would have to require a national command authority signature. that's the president's authorization for these national mission unit missions. those are the ones that our allies are really going to think twice about before they cooperate with us. >> natasha, very quickly. we have ten seconds. do you think there is any -- are you surprise that republicans have not been more critical of this president on the world stage the way he alienated allies? >> no, given their track record and failing to kind of, you know, hold the president accountable for any of the act