i want them to understand mine. >> so here we are in 2018 in the new south. can we ever move past this emotional controversy? >> i think we can. i hope we can. i believe the monuments will come down eventually. >> ed, will we ever get past this? >> i think we are beginning get past it and we're a long way past it. >> there has to be people who have a clear vision like john lewis and martin luther king jr. to have a vision yes, we can live in a society where race isn't so divisive and of course, one of the ways that we reconcile with the truth is to remove monuments erected by white supremacists to invest more fully in our children's future so they aren't having the same discussions 150 years later. >> the commission is expected to meet this month before it makes its recommendations on the monuments and its future. >>> still ahead, outrage with a dashcam video with police forcefully arresting a grandmother. one of those officers off the force tonight. >>> the major change starbucks is making after the controversial arrests in philadelphia. >>> back now with th

example of the way southern governments went to great lengths to re-create the old south during the new south. that manifested and a lack of rights for african americans. and dedicated. from becomingent a place of racial separation to liberation.acial in 1965, this became the setting for one of the most important moments. had decided this was the place he would make a pitch for voting. concretes bridge, one space. one modern marvel. kind ofe a different space when king and his supporters crossed over the bridge to go to montgomery and demand their rights to vote. like many cities, there was during theviolence civil rights movement. knowing that pettus himself supported white supremacy, this bridge became a literal passageway from segregation to integration. toone hand, you do not want forget. you want to teach that to your children, you wanted to be part of the conversation. you want to say, many years ago this was a place that did not welcome. but there is a need to inject into that a powerful memory, that this is a place of revolution. one of kings greatest moments. this is where 20,000 peo

hell a bit of snow has fallen for the first time this season in the alpine park in new south wales and it's on that front has now gone towards new zealand so a change of seasons apparent now temperatures still run about twenty mark in the sunshine so a new south wales back to south australia ticky then melbourne adelaide and of course the capital cambra not much different actually in sydney nor indeed in perth that perth could be in for some decent shout the next day or so isa line of rain which becomes more active as it goes for the parts and heads towards adelaide late in the day on monday but as i said the front that was most active and brought that change of season on the whites the tops of the mountains is this one here now it's dark colored enough to bring a great deal of snow anywhere else it's more like to bring significant rain at least for a time in south and in new zealand north sound a bit of cloud still eighteen degrees you will notice because the wind direction those wet on the west coast on monday is generally speaking it's like a fairly fine day coincidentally there's a

the australian state of new south wales announces a £25 million plan to help protect its dwindling koalaand ‘a force in crisis' investigates allegations of misconduct and corruption at police scotland. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the metropolitan police are continuing to investigate shootings in london over the weekend, and extra officers supported by armed units, are patrolling the streets. a 17—year—old boy has died, and three other people are in hospital, although their injuries are not considered to be life threatening. earlier, detective chief superintendent simon rose spoke to our correspondent danny shaw and updated him on an incident in wealdstone, north west london, where a thirteen year old and a fifteen year old suffered pellet wounds it was shortly after 1.15, where two young people on a motorcycle or moped approached, discharged a shot gun towards their intended targets. it accidentally injuring a 13—year—old boy who was passing boy. it isa 13—year—old boy who was passing boy. it is a cowardly act with no regard to the saf

hell a bit of snow has fallen for the first time this season in the alpine park in new south wales and it's on that front is not going towards new zealand so changes seasons apparent now temperatures still run about twenty mark in the sunshine so in new south wales back to south australia ticky than melbourne adelaide and of course the capital cambra not much different actually in sydney nor indeed in perth that perth could be in for some decent shout the next day or so at least a lot of rain which becomes more active as it goes for the parts and heads towards adelaide late in the day monday but as i said the front that was most active and brought that change of season on the whites the tops of the mountains is this one here and it's not cold enough to bring a great deal of snow anywhere else and it's more like to bring significant right at least for a time in south island in new zealand north a bit of cloud still eighteen degrees you'll notice because the wind direction that's wet on the west coast on monday is generally speaking it's like a fairly fine day. coincidentally there's a c

and other new south new man has been elected as the new prime minister of our mania with people celebrating across the country. thousands gathered in the central square get a van armenia's capital to create the new deal to prime minister parliament voted in favor of passion in taking the country's top job following weeks of protests last week his candidacy was rejected by parliament and then protests intensified with people demanding that passion be given the pumps. so that brings up to date is just coming out so us three thirty in the afternoon there moscow will be back with more on the headlines and out. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternative but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you on the list is a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure you have to go i mean eighty percent of the tell we are with you and we will show the great game the grid to get you out of the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the best go . alone. and i am really happy fo

news," sao paulo. in angs in i'very coast south africa are targeting british men for sextortion.hey trick their victims into sex activity online and the blackmail then. angus crawford reports. >> how scareu were yo the time? >> frozen. reporter: meet adrien, once a victim of sextortion,ow warning others abouthe risk. we set up a fake facebook profirst time. out of the blue, we get a friend request. she is ry pretty. flirty. in her ownords, naughty. the scam develops in minutes, live in front of our eyes. you're probably moments away from being scammed. >> yes, >> the tram sets, she's set to move from facebook to skype. >> she says i'm going to show you naked and you also. >> but she's not real, just a porn graphic video operated by a scammer, waiting to film and record us, their next victim. of course, we can't show you what would happen next. >> it might start with a girl slowly undressing and all that.t anythingo just basically show yourself, your face and your private parts. >> is it threatening? >> the next message was definitely threatening. it sd you know what this is? i'll

alex forsyth, bbc news, south—east london. democratic republic of congo.re abducted. ben ando is with me. what more do we know? sits in the middle of the continent of africa. of africa. under attack from unknown gunmen this morning. this morning. was killed in the attack on there were captured. were captured. condition they are in or even if any ransom demands have been made. ransom demands have been made. foreign office says it is in contact with the authorities in the congo. with the authorities in the congo. people visit, but foreign office advice is not to visit. advice is not to visit. area beset by war and by militias operating. operating. rangers and a driver were killed there. ben, thank you. demands for a bigger panel. for the second phase of the investigation. the inquiry is due to begin hearing formal evidence next month. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the latest. right from the start, the chairman was under pressure. was under pressure. preconception about me as a person, that's up to you. that's up to you. social failings they

. >>> the new south bay entrance to big sur has a new opening date, mid september. it was originally slated for midsummer. but in 2017, mudslides sent dirt and rock onto the roadway making it the largest documented slide on the big sur coast. the new road will pass over the slide area. it has been buried by landslides more than 60 times. >>> it's pretty sleek, the warriors' new waterfront arena. these renders were revealed of the chase center right there near the ballpark. it showed what's called the gatehouse, the structure along third street designed to welcome guests to the mane plaza. there's the gatehouse right about there. it's located at third and 16th in the mission bay neighborhood, a few blocks south of at&t park. it's scheduled to open in november of 2019. >>> a rat problem around oakland city hall, and one council member is fed up. what he is going to try to do to get rid of the rodents. >>> frustrated by gas prices? how about gas tax? the action people have taken to get that hike repealed. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a few spotty showers i

angus crawford, bbc news. southf a new automated telescope. the meerlicht — or "more light" — was revealed in the northern cape province where the country's space exploration project is based. it's part of south africa's ambitious plans to became a hub of space exploration. deepin deep in the northern cape south africa, scientists launch a first. this telescope is linked to a radio one, allowing astronomers to see and hear the secrets of the skies. we wa nt to hear the secrets of the skies. we want to externally explosions in the sky. these stars at the end of their lives. at the suddenly they light up for a short while. maybe for a day oi’ for a short while. maybe for a day ora for a short while. maybe for a day or a week. we have a limited amount of time to gather the information and learn what we can see is happening in the universe. in the past, scientists had to wait for incidents to be picked up by a radio telescope and then look at them afterwards. now they will be able to both listen and look at what is happ

you will notice that in wins a wide swath across the upper south and all the way out west. , up in new england, atlantic states, texas. he will left is the yellow. was running on a strategy nationally that took a lot of his segregationist talk from the early 60's and on the national stage, shifted more toward more broad categories of conservatism. such as federalism. notions of federal power versus state power. what the balance should be. talk about welfare. also, talking about the protesters. george wallace loved nothing more than to have protesters show up at his rally. cameras, media cameras on those rallies gave him an opportunity to shout back. ,o appeal to those americans silent majority, that wanted to say something and wanted to speak out. blue-collar. oftentimes. just blue-collar. he had a fairly wide appeal. nationally. in 68, it is wallace who takes the deep south. he -- nixon recognizes this. he is not alone. this idea of the southern strategy really emerges after the 68 election. emerging republican majority whichn by kevin phillips he takes apart in the 68 election. he se

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time and saying that he was always it very disappointed at the ruling by the court in newcastle in new south wales the magistrate said that the fifteen year old boy had no motive to deceive or make up this conversation and that wilson did not go to the police about the allegation of sex abuse because he wanted to protect the church and is reputation well and we have the we don't actually have a penalty or sentence in this case yet the magistrate could sentence him to two years in prison but we await that decision to be made at a later date meanwhile the archbishop is out on bail and why has it taken decades literally decades or since the mid seventy's for all of us to come to light. well this was a time when these little things weren't discussed in the public realm people just didn't want to they might have happened but they were very much swept under the carpet so any lady is that people that have the courage to come out and talk openly about what happened to them when they were children or teenagers in the church and as a result of that various inquiries were made but at least there's even

city in a very interesting architectural way oh by just and somehow you're a bit of a tourist in new south and feel as if you're on holiday but when someone calls me. for. the stop for the first platform is nearly sixty metres up. visitors are drawn out to the sun deck here and the exhibition that takes them around the platforms perimeter it tells the story of the eiffel tower. the landmark wasn't always as popular as it is today. when engineer gustave fell had it built for the eight hundred eighty nine world's fair artists and intellectuals derided it as a blight on the city's skyline. described as a tragic street lamp that was a broadside at the fails industrial style which contrasted sharply with the historic stone buildings of the city. the national plan was to tear the tower down after two decades arctic fair trial in one explains why it's still standing today. some point got the idea that the tower could be used as a place for a radio antenna. that the french army was really interested in and began to do experiments on transmissions you know that made the tower strategically importan

the tasman sea to new zealand well it's a fine day on wednesday for all of new zealand as this is take a little wetter in the south. with the most people in the world production is under increasing strain to keep pace with the growing global population. environmental solutions program discovers new ways of feeding the world sustainably. eighty thousand just from this bit of liquid that's unbelievable to see there's the vegetable of the scene right there. on al-jazeera. and again you're watching al-jazeera is reminder of our top stories this hour the fate of the iran nuclear deal hangs in the balance with donald trump about to announce whether or not the u.s. will pull out european allies have lobbied the president to stick with the agreement. i mean his parliament is meeting to elect a new prime minister and huge crowd crowds have gathered outside waiting to see if that opposition leader nicole passion has been named for the job the vote is imminent. saudi arabia says it's trying to resolve the disagreement over a yemeni island which is occupied by troops from the united arab emirates protests as a culture in the

in singapore at the demilitarized zone between north and south korea and here in new york where secretary of state mike pump is meeting general kim at the white house they say it's president trump will make the final determination on whether the summit goes ahead as their conversation is going to be focused on denuclearization of the peninsula that's what these ongoing conversations taking place now will be centered on as well as this summit that will take place in singapore and we're going to continue it as long as that is part of the discussion we're going to continue to shoot for the june twelfth it was evening in new york at this apartment complex with the secretary of state and general kim had their first meeting of this trip although they already know each other from the two occasions this year when pump aoe visited pyongyang the dinner the first in a series of meetings between the two men took place in a residence own by the u.s. mission to the united nations presumably it was chosen because it is secure a place where the two men can discuss all the secrets of north korea's nuclear

across the upper south and all the way out west. humphrey up in new england, the atlantic states, and texas, but you will notice the yellow. george wallace, as we talked about last time, wallace as early as 1964 was running on a strategy nationally that took a lot of his segregationist talk from the early 1960's and on the national stage shifted more towards more broad categories of conservatives, such as federalism, notions of federal power versus state power and what the balance should be. talk about welfare, but also talking about the protesters. george wallace loved nothing more than to have protesters show up at his rally, because the cameras and the media on those rallies gave him an opportunity to shout back, to appeal to those americans, the "silent majority" who wanted to speak out, who went to work every day. blue-collar, often times, but not just blue-collar. he had a fairly wide appeal nationally, but in 1968, it is wallace who takes the deep south. nixon recognizes this, and he is not alone. this idea of the southern strategy really emerg

that's all at bbc.co.uk/news south korea's president moonjae—in has met the north korean leader kim jong—unks aimed at resurrecting the planned summit with donald trump. it's the second meeting between the two leaders, in the demilitarised zone that divides the two countries. a white house team is departing for singapore to prepare for the summit, if it takes place onjune 12th. our seoul correspondent laura bicker explains what the meeting between south and north korea means. what does all of this mean? and means that present the moon and kim jong—un are not going to wait for the united states to become involved. they will move the process along by themselves. it's a direct hotline between president moon's desk and kimjong—un and they decided not to use it. they unification house. when it comes to president moon he has made it clear this is why he was elected. this is his mission. he wants to move this forward and he wants to keep war away from the peninsula. when it comes to kim jong—un dishes is willing to engage at a level we have never seen from his father or his grandfather. what does

around the corner, well, it has already arrived, very cold weather has blasted tasmania, victoria and new southificant amount of snow across the upland regions of this part of the world. strong winds, damaging winds, power outages, and it has felt very cold, in canberra, for example, the temperatures have only been about eight or nine celsius, some of the cold est eight or nine celsius, some of the coldest weather we have seen at this time of yearfor decades coldest weather we have seen at this time of year for decades and the cold weather originated from the southern climes, almost all the way from antarctica. over the next couple of days, it looks like things will be turning a bit warmer. but syd ney will be turning a bit warmer. but sydney still around 18, it never really get that cold but the weather is unsettled across this part of the world. on sunday, you can see, still fairly cool, 17 or 18 but the cold—weather by then has left this pa rt cold—weather by then has left this part of the world. once again, any snow falling across this part of the world has been mostly around the mountains,

korea have used the loudspeakers to broadcast propaganda messages across the border south korea's messages have included news weather and k. pop music it often provoked an angry response from north korea which tightly controls the information it allows its citizens to access but relations between the two countries have been improving south korean k. pop artists were even welcome to pyongyang recently for a performance and the leader kim jong un was in the audience and as part of the declaration signed between him and south korean president moon j n on friday the two koreas agreed the propaganda campaigns would stop south korea begin dismantling its speakers on choose day in the north reportedly did the same and after that historic summit between the two koreas there's now the possibility that a meeting between u.s. president donald trump and kim jong un could take place at the same border village the date and location have not been confirmed yet but donald trump says he likes the idea of having the meeting at the demilitarized zone because he says if things work out there's a great celebration to be had on t

john maguire, bbc news, south london.or a customs partnership with the eu were "crazy" — labour have accused the government of being in a "shambles" over its position on a future eu trade deal. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. this came up in prime minister questions, 30 say that we did not get a lots of detailed answers from the prime minister on her preferences the future customs arrangements with europe. no, but what i can update you on is the borisjohnson what i can update you on is the boris johnson crazy stakes. in what i can update you on is the borisjohnson crazy stakes. in the last half an hour, borisjohnson has said he thinks he is clipped compliance with government policy, because government policy has not been decided. that probably explains why we did not get many answers from theresa may when she was pressed about her preferences. how can they negotiate in the future interest of people's jobs and living standards when cabinet members are more interested in putting their own futu

in seoul, south korea where we have news. the source of a report that north korea has just cancelled high level talks with south korea and suddenly the north koreans are threatening to pull the plug on the summit with president trump. the reason? not new. bottom line, you do not trust the north koreans. that's our top story and it's coming. today in gaza and the west bank, fires are burning. fear and rage is simmering. and the palestinianing are burying their dead. while the israelis say that dozens of those killed were actually militants with ties to hamas and islamic jihad. we are live in jerusalem. here at home, it's primary day in four states, including pennsylvania. a potential make or break spot for democrats trying to take control of congress. plus a passenger jet co-pilot sucked halfway out a window in mid flight. let's get to it. >> breaking news, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: president trump's summit with kim jong un may not happen. why? you can't trust the north koreans. this is no

time and saying that he was always it very disappointed at the ruling by the court in newcastle in new south wales the magistrate said that the fifteen year old boy had no motive to deceive or make up this conversation and that wilson did not go to the police about the allegation of sex abuse because he wanted to protect the church and is reputation well we have the we don't actually have a penalty or sentence in this case yet the magistrate could sentence him to two years in prison but we await that decision to be made at a later date meanwhile the archbishop is out on bail. that was journalist roger maynard joining us earlier from sydney this is deja vu news still to come on the show in the bundesliga play all full spriggan keel fought for the last open spot in the top flight both burgle won the first leg three one find out if they could finish the job. first is over garden analysts and politicians in france and germany are sounding some alarm bells right now and they fear about the new coalition in italy made up of two populist parties that have made robock on italy's commitments on debt

allowed to create a new south africa free of corruption but after one hundred days in office has still run up to his promises. well again we have some showers to contend with across the far south of china and into indochina seven northern vietnam could be quite where there can be some flooding around and oil and up into the mountains further south your showers across much of laos a mere mars looking very wet the moment i would like to see quite a night to system developing towards the top of the bear bangle certainly drawing in more heavy showers here running into that time of the year when storms really do become prevalent for other parts of eastern china there are some showers of food issues and also across in taiwan really see some showers but also some brighter weather into south asia and certainly for german kashmir we've had issues with forest faras in recent days mostly very dry weather ahead of the monsoon itself but elsewhere we've certainly got plenty of cloud sharp some storms across from the eastern areas some heavy rain down through more western areas and more showers comi

and he vowed to create a new south africa free of corruption but after one hundred days in office has several ronald lived up to his promise says. welcome back we'll look at weather conditions of course levant and western parts of asia first of all you see if i meant of cloud through the caucuses into the caspian sea region but back you should be drawing us some showers are likely across the caucasus elsewhere we've got patchy cloud around but jerry weather conditions looking fine and pretty hot and by forty two degrees still the forty degrees as we head through tuesday but fine weather conditions for lebanon their sort of twenty seven degrees in beirut now here in the arabian peninsula we still have the circulation from our tropical cyclone that is pushing across northern parts of man and yemen even into the far south of saudi arabia circulation look so keep going for another forty hours or so so the potential for more rain here the worst there obviously is over as far as salaam is concerned no more issues developing for the north all see is little bit of patchy client sunny pretty w

alex forsyth, bbc news, south—east london. service has resigned over failings in a cancer screening programme, after it emerged that more than 200 women were wrongly told that their smear tests were all clear. 17 have since died. the failings occurred after the tests were out—sourced to an american company. the irish government has held a special cabinet meeting to discuss the issue. here's our ireland correspondent chris page. stories like emma mhic mhathuna's have moved and appalled people in ireland. she was given the all—clear from cervical cancer five years ago, but the result of her smear test was wrong. she was only diagnosed with the disease in 2016 and is now terminally ill. the cancer is throughout my body. i've been told, while i have energy, to get things in place for my children. it hasn't hit me that i'm dying, because i'm so worried that people are going to get away with it. the scandal came to light in a court case taken by this woman, vicky phelan from limerick. she was awarded 2.5 million euros in a settlemen

little further east was as the wind of the rain makes its way towards the eastern side of the country new south wales will see it clearing brightening up seventeen celsius for cities and particularly warm a high of thirteen in melbourne and twenty five. exploited demand and use the killing. in the would be to make the charcoal that fuels the furnace is that forge the steel that didn't make shoes the trade that exploits the man. penetrates global market slavery a twenty first century evil continues to charcoal slaves. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera explosions and gunfire are being heard near afghanistan's interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul airport has been closed temporarily because of the attack this is a developing story and we'll bring you more information as we get it it's after a day of strikes between israel and palestinian armed factions there appears to be relative calm in gaza on tuesday israel carried out several airstrikes targeting what it called military sites across the besieged enclave islamic jihad and hamas have launched rocket and mortar attacks on i

that's all at bbc.co.uk/news. southsident moonjae—in has met the north korean leader kim jong—un for two hours today. the south korean government's official twitter account posted these images of the pair embracing at the panmunjom border crossing. it's the second meeting between the two leaders in the space of four weeks, and signals improving relations between two countries. our correspondent keith doyle has been following events and explained why the meeting had caught many by surprise. both sides have a lot invested in this and this was a big surprise that they had this meeting this morning. it took place around six o'clock our time in a building called the unification house, which is on the north side of the demilitarised zone. that meeting went on for over two hours. we are told that they talked about the possibility of getting this summit by contract. the statement said, both leaders exchanged opinions with a successful holding of the north korea— us summit and the added that mr moon will announce the outcome of

adelaide come monday but the next couple of days we've got what did go through and that's the snow in new south wales on its way down to south and they will be a mainly a picture of rain probably going to be some snow at the height on monday about some get to monday there's to be a bit of rain on the western side of south and otherwise it's a sunny and relatively warm picture. oh i'm counting the cost of drumming up business why saudi arabia is trying to lure foreign cash even as oil prices head high up the european union launches a new budget blueprint. plus a look at gold smuggling. drugs and the cost on al-jazeera. and again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. announced a change in policy that could lead to the deportation of tens of thousands of them join immigrants donald trump is ending a program that gave them temporary refuge after a hurricane hit on any twenty years ago. the white house says president trump will meet south korean president moon j.n. later this month and discuss the upcoming talks between the u.s. president the north korean le

praef breaking news in the south bay. san jose police surrounding a neighborhood right now. we're live with what's going on. first, good morning and thanks for joining us thursday morning. i'm lawyers, a garcia prf i'm marcus. we'll get p to breaking news in a moment. first check with meteorologist car irks hall. prf a /* /- >>> hercules on the edge, eastern edge or western edge of the county. we'll take you to the maps. showing a smooth drive, speed acceptsors south of the bay bridge. westbound 80, westbound highway 4, overnight crash coming into hercules. that's where we saw a little bit of slowing. that may also be because of the road crews clearing from the construction westbound 80 just past highway 4. all those lanes are open. i'm tracking for any updates. so far we're okay once you get onto the freeway. the issue is coming over to the freeway on westbound highway 4. meanwhile bay bridge toll plaza shows an easier drive. 880 past coliseum, one construction crew pick up the northbound side. a bigger issue and i'll bring that to you coming up. >> thanks, mike. 4:31. back

let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. southys that it has taken a tariff trade dispute with the us to the world trade organization. that's after the trump administration imposed tariffs on south korean washing machines and solar panels imported to the us. the chief financial officer of australia's biggest bank — commonwealth — has resigned. robjesudason‘s departure comes as the bank is under huge pressure from a public inquiry into widespread wrong doing in australia's banking sector. says its abandoning the $6bn merger with japan's fujifilm that was announced in january. xerox says that fuji hasn't stuck to the terms of the deal asian shares rose to near two—month highs on hopes us—china trade tensions were thawing after trump pledged to help zte "get back into business, fast" ahead of a second round of trade talks between officials this week. germany's dax — which is very exposed to china and trade is up. i think ithinki i thinki millionjobs in germany depend on iran. as for oil us plans to reintroduce sanctions against iran

saturday now just slightly less breezy in melbourne notice where that thing is running up the coast of new south wales that'll be interesting to watch so rather than going frost the tasman sea that's going to fin direction however we have still got cloud heading down towards need new zealand has done this in the last twelve hours or so so expect a wet forecast and you have one through oakland on trust church so north and south around stop tickly cold because the reason normally sixty to eighty but it does look rather wet a day ahead the sun's come out in christ church but not in oh and nineteen well the human degrees here i think you might enjoy things rather better in south island not much breeze and the should be rather more sunshine. once a strategy of war now the conflict is long over the good options continue one on one east investigates why so many sri lankans disappeared without a trace on al-jazeera. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel and. for a five gene will mean the data types but ten times faster than fourteen we bring you the stories th

melbourne the rain this is friday's forecast the rain is gone through melbourne by this time still in new south wales probably catching sydney behind it all settled weather about twenty in perth the cloud trying to encroach again but the front keeps going this heading towards new zealand leaving the sunshine behind for a couple days but a typical couple days sunshine the next from will come along so the news from new zealand isn't particularly good it's a good start in the sunshine fifteen to nineteen but come saturday and it's starting to rain in south island. citizens unable to vote on represented in washington members of congress do nothing about cause like part of the constituency in their responsibility and that is what's underneath these crises phone lines visits the island devastated by hurricane maria and demanding the support of the u.s. government. mentality responsibility enduring love for good. shelter after the storm on al jazeera. welcome back time for a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera china says it hopes the u.s. will be sincere during trade talks beginning of t

no problems farther south of the bay bridge but i'm finding a jam as you leave oakland. we'll check on what i can find. >> plus, breaking news in the south bay, a deadly double shooting near a high school. the new info we're learning about the victims. a live look on francisco >>> good tuesday morning as we take a live look outside at san francisco, a beautiful way to wake up in the morning. just seconds before 5:00 as we get started with our day. good morning and thanks so much for starting your morning with us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. it was a pleasant day yesterday. >> it's going to be even nicer today but going to be a little bit more windy and that's what we'll have to watch out for. we're starting out with clouds this morning as you get started and looking at the highs for next few days, it will be in the upper 60s for the inland areas, this is much cooler than normal but we'll be warming things up a few degrees in time for the weekend. and in san francisco, starting out with some clouds this morning, it's going to be windy later today and we may have some drizzle and sprinkles by tomorrow morning.

now let's check on the bloomberg first word news. >> there is a report that the summit between president trump will be held on june 10 according to a southws agency. earlier, a trump administration president is the leaning toward singapore for the site of meeting. there is no sign that inflation in the u.s. will be running significantly above the fed's targets in the next few months. u.s. roserices in the less than expected in april. up .2% after falling in march. used car prices drop the most since 2009. the american labor market is still ties to fewer people than expected. jobless claims remain unchanged at 200 11,000. that is near a low that has not been seen since 1973. stunning election result has -- back in power. , a shockingon defeat. froms the prime minister 1981-2003. he defected from the party years ago. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tick tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. the goldman sachs finance conference is underway. the deals reporter is on the west coast now. we can see the ocean in the backgr

so to the south where the season is the opposite and it settled in the trough so this way through new south wales having gone through victoria that usually means the sun will come out and be a few showers temperature wise forty in melbourne succeed in adelaide and perth for a change and still warm twenty one degrees the wind out of the interior and in the sunshine and the cloud does increase after that otherwise it's not a particularly wet see the fact is fairly dry is rather nice looking picture of the winter i finished the land again the picture of a northerly breeze means it's what it was briefly forty degrees in oakland and bright even sunny by day all the rain to your west if you can see it so enjoy a couple of volume early winter days was surprisingly warm weather. in the next episode of earth royce clung to greenpeace crew on a voyage through the wood you'll see highlights the importance of protecting this fragile ecosystem against an expanding list of manmade threats beneath the surface of this magnificent desolation is just t.v. with live music so in the remotest pieces on and. on

now the fact that trump says the summit is back on on june twelfth in singapore has to be good news the south korean president. right jason strother in seoul thank you very much thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the israeli military killed two more palestinians in the latest clashes along the border with the gaza strip the i.d.f. says it retaliated after a bomb was planted near the fence that separates gaza from israel the men were confirmed as members of the terrorist group islamic jihad more than one hundred palestinians have died since protests against the border wall began in march. in ireland pro-choice supporters have been celebrating the landslide vote in favor of liberalizing the country's restrictive abortion law the referendum on repealing the constitution's eighth amendment passed by a margin of two to one far higher than any opinion poll had predicted once parliament passes a new abortion law irish women will no longer have to travel abroad to seek an abortion. supporters of the german anti immigration party are on the march in berlin for a r

amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> bart and the bta are being sued by the san jose sharks over the new south bay part extension. the mercury news reports the lawsuit says the bta has not dealt with the team office concerns about losing parking spaces and the impact of long- term construction on the s.a.p. center. that lawsuit wants the bta -- bta to stop the work until there's a parking plan and they've dealt with street closures and other disruptions. still no comment yet from the vta. >>> following a breaking story where a -- an atf agent has been shot and critically wounded. authorities say the agent was working with chicago police at the time of the shooting in the city's south side. the person living near the shooting scene says she was in her kitchen when she heard someone say, opened the door. and then heard what she thought was the sound of fireworks. no arrests have been made at this point. again, we are following the story in chicago. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> mandatory evacuations are in place for hundreds of people living in the path of a volcan

now the fact that trump says the summit is back on on june twelfth in singapore has to be good news the south korean president. jason strother and seoul thank you very much thank you . now to some of the other stories making news around the world in ireland pro-choice supporters have been celebrating the landslide vote in favor of liberalizing the country's restrictive abortion law the referendum on repealing the constitution's eighth amendment passed by a motion of two to one far higher than any opinion poll had predicted once parliament passes a new abortion law irish woman will no longer have to travel abroad to seek an abortion. venezuela has released an american missionary and his wife who have been held without trial since two thousand and sixteen joshua whole and tomorrow boarded a chartered plane in caracas after u.s. lawmakers negotiated their release during months of secret talks the couple have been charged with arms possession and plotting to destabilize the government. germany's biggest amusement park was evacuated on saturday after a major fire broke out officials say no one was

we are not going to see any diminution of the capabilities in the north or south for quite some time the good news is the south doesn't have the conventional military capabilities to affect unification on their terms. the other good news is the south koreans have a strong u.s. ally at their the back. i'm not so worried about the north koreans sort of having to disarm as a prerequisite for peacemaking. i think it's an unrealistic expectation. i think there should be and will need to be some kind of a piece declaration, peace regime established early in the process. it's going to have to involve china because not only did the chinese general signed the armistice agreement but you just can't practically ended the korean war without china's support. eventually the chinese want to sign on the dotted line and they will be crucial in providing security assurances to north korea that gives north korea the confidence to proceed down a peace process with the south. but no, chris, i don't think we should worry about the north revising their documents to forswear the forceful unification of the self. i think

now the fact that trump says the summit is back on on june twelfth in singapore has to be good news the south korean president right now the north korean leader says that he is committed to this complete to nuclearization of the korean peninsula which is obviously something the u.s. has been pushing for what can we expect from the june twelfth meeting if that actually happens. well i mean i think the wording is very curious here maya north korea via president moon north korea says it's committed to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula but realistically speaking the only part of the peninsula that has nuclear weapons is north korea so we have to wonder what does john young mean by the entire peninsula there's been that could that mean that john young once south korea taking out taken out of the u.s. nuclear umbrella north korea has also insinuated over the years that that the u.s. secretly stations nuclear warheads here in the south so this could be a potential stumbling block leading up to the potential summit and even during the summit jason strother and so thank you very mu

saturday now just slightly less breezy in melbourne notice where that thing is running up the coast of new south wales that'll be interesting to watch so rather than going across the tasman sea that's going to find direction however we have still got cloud heading down towards new new zealand has done this in the last twelve hours or so so expect a wet forecast and you have one through oakland on trust church the north and south island stop tickly cold because the reason normally sixteen to eighteen but it does look rather wet a day ahead the sun's come out in christ church but not in all and nineteen other human degrees here i think you might enjoy things rather better in south island not much breeze and the should be rather more sunshine. it's seventy years since the expulsion of palestinians from their homes and the creation of israel al-jazeera examines what has changed in the past seven decades on both sides of this conflict and asks what the future holds join us on may the fifteenth special coverage once the strategy of war now the conflict is long over but the adoption continued one of th

. >>> breaking news, north korea suspending talks with south korea according to north korean state news. that's what they are saying. so talks between the koreas were supposed to resume tomorrow. i want to bring in robin wright from the u.n. institute of peace and wilson international center to break this down for us. is this surprising and what is this going to mean, robin, for pro expectative ta-- prospectiv talks between president and kim jong un? >> there have been many attempts in the past that have fallen in terms of negotiations and so forth. i still think there will be some kind of summit. i think both sides are terribly invested in this. north korea is going to play harder ball than i think president trump realizes in his compliments about the actions taken by the regime and releasing american hostages and agreeing to a summit. this is clearly a momentary setback. in the past the north koreans have been rather surprising in their willingness to let south korean and american military exercises carry on last month. so it will be interesting to see how significant this setback is.

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to head on the new south. i believe welling's of cricket club in dublin which is about the island's first cricket test match against pakistan wow. he has. on sport now here's tatyana. thank you very much we start with tennis and form a while the number one maria sharapova continues to bounce back from her recent form losing streak reaching the third round of the madrid open. broken in the opening game by romanian irene a big but the russian who won the tournament and twenty eight fourteen was able to have a calm a higher on the plane and in straight sets to winning seven five six one. second seed caroline wozniak he had a tough task getting past australian ashley bossy in her second round match the day and eventually winning in three sets six two four six and six full. i ever in the men's troll form a wild number one and two time champion at this event know about djokovic has continued his return from a long time elbow injury with a straight sets when i have it kind of early has also battled injuries and with

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the southeast in kona grey skies increasingly grey skies and for much of victoria a good part of new south wales as well as the treatment of the winds coming from the north so it is a warm direction twenty one twenty two degrees here should be dry los you try to elsewhere eighteen celsius a decent spells of sunshine southerly wind picking those temperatures back into the high teens and some heat there in alice springs getting it to thirty three degrees it warms up a little the nicest out towards the southeast as we go through a process guys coming into melbourne the twenty three degrees but weather not too far away that will push its way towards adelaide some touted right here temps just not high then around eighty degrees and on a rather damp day but some places of time weather to into new zealand but bad for all some will see temperatures getting up to fourteen celsius and crossed a decent spells of sunshine a good woman that in all could as per usual cloud will push in from the south as we call on towards the weekend i suspect it to turn a little wet and windy out by the weekend so wet

that's the situation where you've only just returned from one of the worst to hit regions melinda a new south east coast let's take a look at your report. another family arrives at one of the shelters in the russian remote area in kenya's coastal region this camp is the temporary home of at least two thousand two hundred people from surrounding villages. christina mali a single mother of six arrived here two weeks ago the family was evacuated by boat those little time to save their belongings most of what they have is borrowed including her children's textbooks. i'm a farmer away and i had my little piece of land. i would sell the crops from the land to pay the school fees for my children now for you as he i have children in primary and secondary school i also had a little shock but that all went with the floods it's all gone so i. christine story reflects that of five thousand people living in shelters in the region many of them were just recovering from the severe drought that hit kenya last year local chief hopes that a majority will be able to return to their land and rebuild their lives