those who made it to life were deported back to morocco on the other side of the. a spokesperson from the spanish ministry of interior said that shots fired one aimed at the swimmers and claimed their response was proportional. today this is no longer an issue isolated in a far away spanish and played. the number of people hoping to reach europe has swelled by huge wave of refugees from was in syria iraq and afghanistan. thousands of people a testing year of the buddhas by the sea from libya to its early and from taki to greece and then continuing overland to europe's more affluent countries. the scene . the from hungary as refugees attempt to travel west we are humans well documented the way that what you see us look everyone here they are families we don't need anything just to close the. other human off you're just doing like on the one reason or do you mean being dirty oh. come on. in response europe is building more rules today there are five existing fences across the continent with at least one of the six either in construction scheduled . most of these rule

pursued by a police boat apart from morocco lands on a spanish beach. a group of migrants jump and disappear into the surrounding dunes. the scenes were captured on friday off the straits of gibraltar the narrowest body of water separating north africa and spain it's become a key migrant ruesch more than twenty one peasant people have made the crossing so far this year that's three times more than in twenty seventeen. about seven hundred people are reaching our country daily but mainly in and elisia the surge is concentrated in southern spain the pressure is not as noticeable in madrid we only have forty arrivals daily but it's getting more and more. your. image or its old ten migrants look for a better future two years ago a rona from senegal reached the spanish enclave of so utor the e.u.'s only land border with north africa now he has a work permit under job to reconcile in order that would he will don't leave their homes because their borders social and economic forces make them take the hard decision to leave their families behind and it's a little

mali algeria jury of morocco morocco algeria. morocco morocco algeria algeria libya libya tunisia. after that i went back to algeria and then back again to tunisia and then back again to libya and now here seven years in all and three years since i last called my family. keep it but you know they tell you there's the boat in the water i don't know the water so it was my first time in the water very few so you force yourself if you go under it's over you drown and it's over why sydney you've got to go so far away yes it's far away and you have to swim out to it. just for yourself because there are lots of people who grab you like this they grab hold of you to pull you want board . well because with lots of people die trying to get on the boat it's a war try to get on the boat. to to get into a war a war. with muslims but in the only. but then i would have been the bridge to up. to the. indignities of the twenty he saw the ship people got all the bad things from before he was born again today always good give me yet you forgot everything for now appears like i was born again today. y

maxime: insurance for small farmers already exists in morocco.urance companies offer schemes that are subsidized by the state. so that's not our focus. what we're interested in is an insurance solution that encompasses the entire value-creation chain. reporter: from growing and harvesting produce in the field to packaging and transporting it, ideally, everyone involved in the process is insured against natural disaster, whether they are directly or indirectly affected. agriculture is the source of income here in the souss plain. but extreme weather, from drought to flooding, is becoming an increasingly frequent problem. we head into taroudant, the provincial capital, where local authorities are struggling to cope with the effects of extreme weather. heavy rain and flooding jeopardize the whole region. roads and bridges are especially vulnerable. the trouble is, there's just not enough money to tackle the problem. ismail: we compiled a report to see how much the bridges and protective measures for the town would cost. it turned out to be just over

friday they pray for the health and prosperity of the king the king of morocco. will. their mission with leaving the scene and that's. a look at all will who work. full time and. born in a home. that in a c. the third as us were all six of us or may not be buffeted here in europe on a home. part of the home aisle but. nothing heavier medina at any corner. and the thought pattern in a city here here let's talk for i'll tell you have seen many hats that i will see mean a leadin are you at the know. there was the moment. it's a scene a first communion or often played out in mainland spain the priest officiating doesn't see any divisions between saints as christians and muslims. no no you have outcomes that are you're going to get a lot of feeling in some people sitting about the door sort of love all of us in all manner. all all that here and there have been a lot of it i think to. some we got of the. story and i could you give that in august you know this i will add nothing that i have not been to the. you know what i feel what i did put out the last you know is that wha

those who made it a life were deported back to morocco on the other side of the. a spokesperson from the spanish ministry of interior said that shots fired one aimed at the swimmers and claimed their response was proportional. today this is no longer an issue isolated in a faraway spanish and played. the number of people hoping to reach europe has swelled by huge wave of refugees from was in syria iraq and afghanistan. thousands of people attesting europe's buddhas by the sea from libya to italy and from taki to greece and then continuing overland to europe's more affluent countries. these scenes of from hungary as refugees attempt to travel west out of humans where the humanity where the world to see us look everyone here they are fatherless we don't need anything just a troll just. not out of the deal just good luck on the new world is going to be a good joke. in response europe is building moves today there are five existing fences across the continent with at least one of the. six either in construction scheduled. most of these rules separate e.u. nations from

jump on this literally there's no chance of the sun born of a steaming gibraltar's of the world's morocco and i say this here for the good of it it's here yes it's stationary i've had guests come to me and say that hey mark hey i have a great idea for a week we could do for our guests at five o'clock every day we could go out for a sunset cruise and i said well that would be a really great idea but what about all of our guests that are going to be coming back to the to their room and what are we going to do with them then so we just decided we're going to keep it here stationary but just as a part of it just out of the agents and through what a lot of tips it actually can can propel itself and we can turn on the engine and. all about but honestly it's better to keep it quiet from your experience and the hospitality what is the key attraction of gibraltar for people thinking of coming to visit what would you say was that the the unique selling point well i think that really the unique thing is here is that we are situated between three countries and we have morocco we have spain we have po

and this is where the pressure is coming from, morocco. and tangiers. morocco is now the most popular. they gather here on the edge of the city from all across western africa. spain has always relied on morocco to help prevent people crossing. the police can be tough. forced out of their apartment, they live outside, shelter in storm drains. mamadou from mali dreams of being a professional footballer. four times he has bought toy boats to try to cross, four times he has been caught by the moroccan navy. translation: fourtimes, each time brought back. now we don't have any money, even to eat. back across the water, with africa in the distance, this is the draw. europe, with all its wealth and comforts. and on the beach, another arrival. they are so exhausted they can barely stand. every day now boatloads are trying, risking all in search of something better. damian grammaticas, bbc news, southern spain. after years spent riding in the shadow of his teammates sir bradley wiggins and chris froome, the cardiff—born cyclist geraint thomas could this week bec

this is where the pressure is coming from, morocco and tangiers.as other routes across the mediterranean are getting harder, morocco is the mos popular. they gather on the edge of the city from all across west africa. spain has always relied on morocco to prevent peopleng crossi the police can be tough. forced out of their apartments, they live outside, sheltered in. storm drai one man from mali dreams of being a professional footballer. four times he has bought toy boats to try to cross. four times he has been caught by the roccan navy. >> four times, each time brought back. now we don't have money, even to eat. reporter: back across the water with africa in the distance, this is the draw, europe, with all of its wealth and comforts. on the beach, another arrivaha they are so ted they can barely stand. every day now, boat loads are trying, risking all in search of something better. route toe new migrant europe via spain, not italy. you e watching "bbc world news america." still to come tonight's program, she hung on president obama's every thwhite

overlooking morocco on one side spain on the other side the rock wine before us and. pushing eighty degrees before a lovely cooling. what would you say the main reason for people coming to gibraltar where it's a great little place is the center of the world believe it or not if you live here you find that you like in an extended family most people know each other know off each other it's easy to get along crime is low. people are nice they were good for their father ought to have come to on your porch through the cycles but what i can do is present you with the alex salmond quick for appearing in the show you know the. only scars. you pass about your close friends thank you very much that you know he's a thank you thank you. but there's more to gibraltar the politics of the economy interesting all these subjects let's talk a bit about the people of the rock and see how these changing and influences affected the communities that make up the brotha i'm joined by cruz. after a slow caly shotting there the changing nature of off the influences on gibraltar welcome to the

morocco we thought we have the votes in advance. we must have paid him and in south africa came in and paid him more. that's how we lost it. fortunately i have no idea whether morocco paid them. the south africa bride. they negotiated a 10 million-dollar bride -- mcbride to change the votes. rather than morocco in the case. he admitted to it. it was a small chunk of the money that was part of the bride from that. so many installments and led to problems. the point is that was a kind of high-level corruption that we think of when i think about that corruption. it's a very strong hint that there's more where that comes from. that is the most without any examples. not really representative of the majority of what they found. this other side that people didn't see. that's where blaser was incredibly important. they asked me about sponsorship and television bribery. most of the money is not the very highest level. all of the tournaments everywhere. it turns out a lot of them have some real questionable things. in 92 and 93 people went to

protests in morocco over sentences handed down last month for leaders of the social movement known as. shabby a quarter in casablanca gave four of its leaders sentences of up to twenty years in jail for conspiracy to undermine the security of the state the group organized several protests in morocco is a risk free agent demanding more jobs and economic development one of the world's largest smartphone makers debuted on the whole stock exchange shami is expected to become the world's third largest publicly traded mobile phone manufacturer estimates had valued the company at one hundred billion u.s. dollars with hopes of drawing ten billion from the early investors but so far it has severely and to perform during its initial public offering. germany's chancellor will meet the chinese premier for talks on monday to discuss the u.s. led trade war both leaders have criticized donald trump's huge international terrorists came reports it's not just the u.s. trade policies that unite beijing. when they meet on monday angela merkel and likud chang will do so as partners on the world stage trad

but apparently they were -- to meet with me, morocco, if we don't -- we must have paid him, and paid him more. that is how. fortunately i have no idea if they did, so -- you were -- >> that is right, talked to i admitted jack warner negotiated 10-million-dollar bribe to -- third member of this -- morocco admitted to it chaplain merrill lynch chap was small trumping of money part of the bribe coming in installments, led to problems with warner but the point is, now that was kind of high level production, clearly, that is very -- a lot more where that comes from as far as what they in this case that is the capital of fifa also not only represented majority of what they found, of course, soccer, that was worth -- incredibly important no one thinks of that even today ask you about -- sponsorship, bribe, you think about money in soccer, how popular most money is not it is not very highest level but everywhere, all tv, sponsorship all the coca-cola, adidas samsung brands involved in it -- to answer your question -- an example -- not published in the state nike, story goes people in the roo

one such agreement with morocco but the deal has a flaw it ignores the european court of justice ruling from february which states that any agreement would be invalid if it includes the waters off western sahara a disputed region claimed by morocco and the breakaway independence movement had meant that they that you could ship ship to study this article makes it clear that the fishing area should include the walter of moroccan so harra said it. was there this clearly reflects the morocco cannot sign any agreement unless it includes all of its territory which another in that is that sort of general the agreement seems to be a wind from iraq. now get fifty two million euros per year in exchange for one hundred twenty european vessels and moroccan walters. well if it looks like a kit captain tastes like a kit kats it might not be the european court of justice has ruled that nestle has no claim to the shape of the iconic chocolate bar so it can no longer trademark the shape of its forefinger wafer and chocolate snack meeting rivals can now use this same shape the case was brought by a norwe

those who made today life were to put it back to morocco on the other side of the. a spokesperson from the spanish ministry of interior said that shots fired one aimed at the swimmers and claim their response was proportional. today this is no longer an issue isolated in a faraway spanish and played. the number of people hoping to reach europe has swelled by huge wave of refugees from was in syria iraq and afghanistan. thousands of people attesting europe's buddhas by the sea from libya to. and from taki to greece and then continuing overland to europe's more affluent countries. these scenes of from hungary as refugees attempt to travel west we are humans where the humanity where the world to see us look everyone here they are fatherless we don't need anything just a troll it's. not out of the field just good luck on top of the world this is not a. good joke. in response europe is building moves today there are five existing fences across the continent with at least one of the. six either in construction scheduled. most of these rules separate e.u. nations from coun

troops to keep control of a fight that's gone on for decades so high it's al-jazeera protesters in morocco have been demonstrating against the sentences handed down last month to leaders of the social movement. a court in casablanca gave four of its leaders sentences of up to twenty years in jail for conspiracy to undermine the security of the state groups organize many protests in morocco's referee gen demanding more jobs and economic development. israel's agriculture minister has become the first member of parliament to visit the al aqsa mosque compound since a three year ban was lifted eerie arielle from the right wing party jewish home was seen in the courtyard of the holy site during regular visiting hours for non muslims prime minister benjamin netanyahu lifted the ban on members of parliament visiting the site last week. at least eight people have been injured so far at this year's bull running festival in northern spain every year people injured and sometimes even killed as five hundred kilogram bulls chased them through the cobbled streets so why then would someone sign up for thi

some fifty thousand migrants are reported to be waiting to head to spying from morocco like these recent arrivals they want a new life in europe or past a person. spanish dictator francisco franco died four decades ago but his final resting place is still the subject of heated debate in spain his remains are kept in a giant muslim north a mature it known as the valley of the fall and but the site doesn't just pay homage to the former fascist leader it also serves as the tomb of nearly thirty four thousand people fighters who died in the one nine hundred thirty s. on both sides of the spanish civil war now spain's new socialist government wants to exuma general franco's body out of respect for those who died fighting his dictatorship no one knows when this will happen officials have not yet announced a date a reporter norman's three goal traveled to the site neighborhood to meet spaniards in favor of and against franco's and turman he sent us this report. thousands of come to the valley of the fallen to protest the new government's decision day here to honor the dictator's memory they cha

you have now set forth which serves to this day as a college and as a mosque the only mosque in all morocco which an infidel may enter the madrassa has not yet been paying for to this day. beauty cannot be measured in coins to clear. the sunken who had been out who was known for his fatality and thrift when the builders and craftsman presented that done to him he tore it up and scattered the scraps in the river the gives the city its name. and no forestry in. she mean all on. everything. already a cruel. thing larry. larry. larry said that way larry. to be able to eat. five. ft. an hour. to feed the. man. a man. to. move to. eat perhaps you too might learn from some tin and blue in one hand possibly fans did learn from him go fast was not a poor city and one source of wealth was the water that gushes from of here at every corner to. meet him up to the lake county. bank to other sources of wealth where the city's crafts and its trade. what luxuries such wealth produces you will see that upon your way if fortune smiles upon you. not to the any. time was when this city did not get exist neithe

coming on the program on r t we understand around six hundred migrants have breached their spain moroccoborder with over a hundred injured or more and that after the break. you know world of big partisan movies. and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufactured consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is protect them so. when the final merry go round if. we can all middle of the room see. the friday program here with facebook shares plummeted nineteen percent on thursday wiping a hunch would billion dollars off the company's value that followed a report which showed a stalling user base in north america and a decline in european users after a series of data scandals back in march it emerged fifty million facebook users have been exposed to data mining practi

inventive we had to look think outside the box and at the time we look to morocco to temple that labor and in fact a lot of those americans that came to gibraltar to work in our members of the community and have been here for fifty years they must of course allies your closest neighbors in spain the workers who come across every day they want want to see a situation where where their government is is attempting to restrict or travel that's absolutely correct. i cross the border and they're in the come play which is the media the sanity of your broker there is a lot of corporation we think is one we have a fax machine was one of the founding members all across from t. group which is a gibraltar spanish group comprised of trade unions and business organizations we speak with one voice and that voice pretty much says we want from to fluidity we want to move post-breakfast transition. and i tell local level we haven't really got any problems with the spanish neighbors so crystal as you can surprised by some of the political debate this taking place in the u.k. which seems to be focused on

the supplies were coming in from morocco that brought in moroccans and moroccan jews during the trading then when the war was over there were several seizures but in between you had spaniards coming in here replacing the spaniards that left and went to a city called some broccoli on that side obviously english people british people english scottish irish stayed here and then moroccan started coming in later when the spanish workforce was taken away by franco and we have a great mixture here of of cultures and of people and thankfully. there is a lot of not just tolerance but harmony between the different communities so draws is very proud of its ethnic diversity and its ability to rankle some i am very proud of it and what about. poetry and in a world the deep well in which you draw when you're writing about. perhaps i don't know. hundred one poems are written about things that happened to me the things that i've seen love stories broken hearts and just put it down on paper and people love it i do recycles them with circles in spain in england. and people seem to like it so i enjoy terr

that really the unique thing is here is that we are situated between three countries and we have morocco we have spain we have portugal behind us and then we are. there so when we're standing on this peak of this rock and you can see all of these from here and on top of it you think about the history. you know you just met one of our guests who served in the military forty years ago and now returning so there's a great deal of history and. the nature as well and in terms of the future of gibraltar the role could you know pinion from fund asians i believe so i truly do i mean business is booming in the last two years that i've been here. you know there's been more and more companies coming to establish themselves. and market is great let's give up thank you so much so my pleasure thank you thank you we'll see you after the break. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers available to us but there was one more question and by the way he's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center

more than six hundred migrants have crossed the border fence between morocco and the spanish territory. many hoping to claim asylum so had to be treated for injuries after scrambling over razor wire the biggest breach of the fence in more than a year people who make it across are often deported back to north africa. plays in china say there's a man with a firework a device that was behind an explosion at the u.s. embassy in the capital raising authorities have identified the suspect as the twenty six year old from china's inner mongolia region and that the suspect was the only person injured. is currently unclear. the u.s. court set a deadline of today to reunite separated migrant children with their parents the department of homeland security says it's on track to comply but government figures show that out of around twenty five hundred children some thirteen hundred remain separated and even those figures are uncertain as for the reunion slowly taking place health professionals in the united states are sounding the alarm about the long term damage already done to the children. the lu

six hundred migrants have breached a border fence separating spain's north african territory and morocco. i was punished police say the migrants mostly from sub-saharan africa turned violent throwing molotov cocktails and excrement one hundred thirty people were injured. two spanish outposts in north africa and every year hundreds of migrants try to jump the fence is that this incident comes just hours off to spain raise the alarm over the situation. this is more serious than the euro crisis the migration problem must be solved on the ground and the countries of origin otherwise we're just shifting pressure from one place to another since twenty fifteen the migrant flow into spain has been increasing dramatically almost thirty thousand migrants entered the country last year well more than twenty thousand have already reached spain in twenty eighteen and we spoke to keith best the former head of the immigration advisory service he thinks that the e.u. has failed to find a way to share the burden of the migrant crisis. people now see space as a better bet than italy who's trying to close i

english and communicating with my students about what they wanted to see going forward in the state of morocco. i was enthralled by the fact that they were committed to liberal principles but still had an islamic identity. they sort of eradicated these sort of ideas i had about hypocrisy from amongst the moderate and muslim community and they opened me up to recognizing that really what people in the middle east particularly in morocco wanted were things that i took for granted. so osama bin laden released a piece of propaganda where he was trying to rebrand al qaeda. and essentially he had to talk about global warming which was an effort to try to portray him as more of the progressive intellectual as opposed to person who was calling simply for violence and terrorism. and that sort of fell flat because it was very irrational and didn't make sense. that's when i recognized that my views of a man who i once held to be 8 feet tall had come down to a more realistic understanding of what this person represented if this was a person responsible for making policy. it was very absurd. i was arrested

six hundred migrants have breached a border fence separating spain's north african territory and morocco. police say the migrants mostly from sub-saharan africa turned violent throwing molotov cocktails and feces at least one hundred thirty people injured. two spanish outposts in north africa and every year hundreds of migrants try to jump the fence as the latest incident was off the spain's foreign minister raised the alarm over the situation. this is more serious than the euro crisis the migration problem must be solved on the ground and the countries of origin otherwise we're just shifting pressure from one place to another since twenty fifteen the migrant flow into spain has been increasing dramatically almost. thirty thousand migrants entered the country last year while more than twenty thousand had to really reached spain in twenty eighteen we spoke to keep best former head of the immigration advisory service he thinks that the e.u. has failed to find a way to share the burden of the migrant crisis people now see space in as a better bet than italy who's trying to close its borders

more than six hundred migrants have crossed the border fence between morocco and the spanish territory of sweater hoping to claim asylum some had to be treated for injuries after scrambling over a razor why the biggest breach of the fence for more than a year people who make it across the often deportee back to north africa. police in china say that a man with what they called my father work device was behind that explosion of the u.s. embassy in the capital beijing today authorities have identified the suspect as the twenty six year old china's in among gold you have beaten they've also said that he was the only person injured because motive is currently unclear. there are major international conference on dividing the spread of the hiv virus which causes aids is taking place in amsterdam in the netherlands i.v. infection rates are increasing in parts of the world such as eastern europe and central asia public health bodies stressed that using condoms come prevent hiv infection a medication known as pred can also significantly reduce people's chances of contracting hiv. emmanuel is a

hundreds of refugees have stormed across the border fence that separates morocco and the spanish territory of teuta the catacombs and scrambled over rizzle wire to reach european soil some had to be treated for injuries it's the biggest breach of the friends in more than a year. a mass funeral has taken place in serious province a day after a series of attacks killed more than two hundred people in the southwestern region the so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for the border needed assault it's the group's deadliest attack in syria for years. a major international conference on preventing the spread of the hiv virus which causes aids is underway in amsterdam in the netherlands this as infection rates are rising in parts of the world such as eastern europe and central asia public health bodies stressed that using condoms can prevent hiv infection and now there's also a medication known. prep that can significantly lower the chances of people contracting the infection. emanuel is a professional musician and he's hiv negative to keep it that way he relies on prep a medicine that c

hundred migrants have managed to jump a border fence separating the spanish totally of soter and morocco and that's after they fought off patrol officials with makeshift flame throwers molto of cocktails that led to chaotic scenes on the border. it was the it was it was. the or the it was spanish police say that the migrants mostly from sub-saharan africa turned violent throwing stones and projectiles at offices in a number of migrants needed hospital treatment following the incident the town in the cities of so to the e.u. is only land borders with africa leaving hundreds of migrants to try and jump the fence is there every year the latest incident comes just hours after spain's foreign minister raised the alarm over the situation. this is more serious than the euro crisis the migration problem must be solved on the ground and the countries of origin otherwise we're just shifting pressure from one place to another. he's the director of the diversity and respect center there in germany good evening to you how concerned are you by what seems to be a very violent turn now to the migrant cr

and morocco dozens have been left in. giving thanks for joining us this is our. u.s. national security advisor john bolton has confirmed a second meeting between donald trump and putin will only take place after the end of what he called the russia which comes after the secretary of state was grilled in the senate of the recent meeting in helsinki between the two leaders. has the president told you what he and president putin discuss in their two hour closed door meeting and did you did he tell you why should we be doing as you put it everything we can to push back on likely election interference by russia where did the president say we're going to change our force structure in syria going to do what took place you speak to the translator do you seen any of her know that the president discussed relaxing relaxing u.s. sanctions on russia and i understand senator i understand the game that you're playing now i know you know mr secretary with all due respect i don't appreciate you characterizing my questions my pompei of face some tough questioning in the senate foreign

and the primary example of the best example of that is of course the situation in morocco we which up to now you still have a problem in the displaced people in the location of the the evacuation camps and the city itself has not even been on the. program itself has not been fully implemented so that itself is a is a problem that is minuscule compared to the larger problem solving this is a problem ok that. they're doing that there are hundreds more are joining more of this thing from manila sure a number of them. don't trump has accused his former lawyer of potentially acting illegally after it emerged he secretly recorded the us president discussing payments to a former playboy model the recording was seized through an f.b.i. raid on michael cohen's office earlier this year in the recording mr trump reportedly discusses paying money to karen mcdougal who claims she and trump a ten month long affair returns from washington's. prosecutors in new york are investigating whether that payment to karen mcdougal who claims to have an affair with donald trump violated campaign finance regula

deadliest attack in syria in years more than six hundred migrants have crossed the border fence between morocco and the spanish territory of hoping to claim asylum some had to be treated for injuries after scrambling over a razor wire is the biggest breach of offense and over a year people who make it across are often deported back to northern africa. one out of the united states where a court set a deadline today to reunite the separated migrant children with their parents government figures show that out of twenty five hundred children about thirteen hundred are still separated and even those figures are uncertain as the reunions take place health professionals are sounding the alarm. the lucky few reunited after months of not knowing whether they'd ever see their children again. and for others even this moment soon turned to heartbreak after being separated for so long as some parents said their children didn't even recognize. the difficult reunifications we've seen so far have highlighted just how hard it's going to be to bring these children back together with their families and how much d

dozens more were returned to morocco after they were captured by police.e. in laos, aidid groups s say thel from mononday's collapse of a billion-dollar hydroelectric dam is far higher than the officiail figure of 27 deaead and 131 missing. despite a government ban on foreign media covering the disaster, the bbc repoports the deatath toll could b be closer o 300. another 3,000 people are still stranded in homes surrounded by floodwaters. meanwhile, officials in northern cambodia have ordered the evacuation of 25,000 people downriver of the collapsed dam, due to heavy flooding. back in the united states, at least one person has died after a massive wildfire spread into redding, california, a city of 90,000 people. dozens of homes have burned. one local tv station had to evacuate in the middle of their broadcast last night shortly after warning viewers of the fire. facebook's stock value plunged thursday by $119 billion, the largest one-day drop in market value for any company in wall street's history. the crash wiped nearly $16 billion from ceo mark zuckerber

last year the company built and shipped equipment they manufactured in kansas to morocco. however, when a duplicate project became available in morocco this year, chinoot wasn't even considered because the steel tariffs have raised their production costs, making them so less competitive than cheaper foreign manufacturers. china is important. the president is right to try to change the behavior of china. tariffs are not the only tool to make certain that other countries follow international trade rules and treat american exporters and workers fairly. i support efforts to hold china accountable for unfair trade practices and the theft of trade secrets and intellectual property rights from american companies. i applauded the u.s. for filing a challenge to china's domestic agricultural support levels at the world trade organization. when china unfairly subsidizes its producers or limits market access to u.s. wheat, corn, and rice, the u.s. is right to contest them and to contest them strongly and firmly. while i remain unconvinced that tariffs are the best tool to change china

. >> i guess my personal favorite was the fact that he took a first class junket with staff to morocco with no intent and purpose other than a possible lobbying favor for friends because there was no business that epa had there, but managed to miss the flight from paris from the friday night overnight, so spent the weekend in paris instead and one day in morocco, all at the government's expense. that was beyond the description, that's only one in a series of offences, abuses i should say. in any case, peter, i know you're busy out there, but i want to ask you about this decision today in federal court, the justice department asking for more time, basically, on that court ruling which said that by july 10th, toddlers under 5 had to be reunited with families and the rest within a total of 30 days, i guess by the end of july. >> reporter: july 26th, yeah. no, that's exactly right, andrea. this is basically the administration saying right now, we can't get this done under that timeline, effectively saying they don't want to unnecessarily delay the reuni reunifications. and then there's the

africa bribe to change the votes of him in the confederation to vote for south africa rather than morocco and in the checks that i mentioned earlier it was a small chunk of the money that was a part of that coming into the installment so so many that lead t led to ps but the problem is that was the kind of high-level corruption when you think of which clearly exists and when he admitted to it it is a very strong there is more where that comes from but that is the most on this other side of soccer that people didn't see and that is where he was important because no one thinks of the candidate, people ask about sponsorship and television bribery that in fact when we think about the money in soccer and how popular it is most of it is not the highest levels both tournaments everywhere and all the sponsorship and all these other brands involved in it. it turns out they had questionable things. nike hasn't gotten in trouble with this day but the story goes 92 or 93 they went to meet to try to get him to sponsor the u.s. national team and he was not interested. then the world cup happens huge su