this brought cata la ns to downgraded the region.g they should decide how they should be governed. the catalan leader at the time warned madrid demands for independence would increase. after last year‘s referendum, empty ballot boxes were carried in the street. many boats confiscated by the police were never counted. those that were accounted for just 42% of the population, as pro— spain voters stayed at home. those who did take pa rt stayed at home. those who did take part overwhelmingly backed independence. but triumphal street was short lives as europe refused to recognise the results. —— shortlist. —— short lived. in the weeks that followed the world waited to see whether catalonia would declare independence unilaterally. rumours circulated that ca rles unilaterally. rumours circulated that carles puigdemont was ready to pull back and call elections, at the cata la n pull back and call elections, at the catalan president came under pressure from supporters of independence. and on the 27th of 0ctober, after crowds had waited for h

we can speak to villa supporter dave woodhall from the heroes and villa ns fa nzine.ate reaction was when you heard the news? i think surprise followed by horror. it came so quickly and out of the blue. the last 2a hours it has got worse and worse and you wonder where it will end. where does the blame lie for this? there are obviously many problems, but i think you have to say that the buck stops at the top. tony xia must‘ve known he was gambling and extent of money he had available and what would happen and the must‘ve been an idea of what would happen if they did not get promoted. that did not happen and we now have these problems so it has to be tony xia and also the ceo, keith wyness. you would like to season heads roll? the problem with head rolling is that for somebody to sell a football club there has to be somebody who is prepared to buy it and also the right type of owner. for a club like aston villa in trouble, you could quite easily be prey to all sorts of asset stripping, and maybe not the best type of people in charge of the club. you can save you want ch

now the world's most game, fa ns fortnite.rs compete great $3 million charity prize pool, with popular twitch streamer ninja claiming victory. more eager news at the three was nintendo announcing fortnight on the switch. from a standing start back in march, pubg and is fortnite have been breaking records all over the place. it seems everybody is playing these games. so what is it about battle royale?” think battle royale is so popular because it has all the best elements of online gaming but also reduces some of the problems. you don't have to spend hours a week playing. we don't all have evenings free to spend playing. it also means you are not going to run into people who are griefing or trolling. we have unpleasant aspects of online gaming, people who just want to get in your way, and in battle royale games that is not always in their best interests because it you get in the way there is a good chance you are going to kill them. that such an appetite for the genre, there are now plenty of apple royale games in the making. —

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a lot of fa ns richer and pulling away.t that will happen. the rich clubs willjust get richer, we will have to see how that pans out. you mentioned richard scudamore, do you think you will be better remembered well? richard scudamore isa giant remembered well? richard scudamore is a giant of the sports industry. here's the man who has taken the premier league to over £5 million of revenue from the domestic market, as well. he is a skilled negotiator and has kept a close relationship with the club. it is those skills that have allowed the premier league to thrive, both at home and abroad. but, one nugget of information, the league was meeting in harrogate today, their end of season meeting, richard scudamore kept that he was leaving a complete secret from everybody, nobody knew with it —— nobody knew about it with the exception of chelsea chairman. it took to the end of the business for richard scudamore to say, ladies and gentlemen, i am leaving now, richard scudamore to say, ladies and gentlemen, iam leaving now, by richar

for the youngest ns, game. it will ns tpick up some warriors gear. the warriors return to the bay area around 3:30 todayrk aviati. fans are asked to line up on earhart road starting at 2:00 p.m. to welcome home. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> oranl asniin mushe, rs oio. not only for the team, but also r the happy rainbow of fans orctvier hwhcao me tmpnship ul. >> something about winning, something about bein ay,omfr championship town, champiohi ns atleau bnklea en t warriors won. ♪ this crowd all part of t warriors east bay tribe. among these rowdy believers were warr, a warrior duck, gsiodor e r gamean fouwar. this is the third year that the city of concord has hosted a warriors watch party for game four in the plaza.al. t reporter: in concord,e lies >>> warriors have announced the victory parade will be on y oa. more than a million fans are expected once again. the route will be a little shorter than last year. it starts at broadway and 11th turning right on 20th and then right on harrison to 19th, nd a th r fans can begin lining up at 6:30 a.m.

wishful thinking, well morocco's fa ns wishful thinking, well morocco's fans had to try something, bute as their message was, cristiano ronaldo can be ruthless. fairly full minutes after kick—off, he lived up to his reputation, as he ghosted in. the fourth time we have seen this celebration in russia,, maybe not the last. the feed from morocco —— and perhaps, they should have had a penalty, their manager seem to think so. not the last time we will see this sign, either. but the north africans kept plugging away, closer with every chance. while cristiano ronaldo, with this come back to haunt portugal? the opponents have plenty of opportunities to make them pay, but simply could not take any of them, meaning this man could celebrate, yet again. the last 16 now in touching distance for him, while home is calling for morocco. morocco paid so well. after the match morocco defender nordin amrabat complained that var is still not being used properly at this world cup and claimed that the system cost his team against portugal. i don't want to speak about the referee but the first goal, they sp

i have seen the video, to carry them bodily into police va ns to carry them bodily into police vans andwould you do that? the same things happen abroad including in western countries. everybody is doing their ownjob. it is not about countries. everybody is doing their own job. it is not about democracy oi’ own job. it is not about democracy or the violation of democracy in kazakhstan. if it is going against the law or whenever it goes against the law or whenever it goes against the law, violates the existing laws, of course the police will be doing theirjob. but there were no injuries, there were no serious incidents. during those demonstrations... the result is that there is no political space for a vigorous discussion of kazakhstan‘s political future. that is the reality. we have a lot. they are free tojoin reality. we have a lot. they are free to join any. and reality. we have a lot. they are free tojoin any. and i am reality. we have a lot. they are free to join any. and i am active reality. we have a lot. they are free tojoin any. and i am active in pushing the government to be mor

i can see a few fa ns will soon begin.d square after yesterday's action, and what a day it was, sweden beating south korea 1-0, it was, sweden beating south korea i—0, eltham, a real dark horse, scoring three goals against the debutante panama, but the real story was in volgograd, harry trump was the hero. it almost didn't happen for england —— harry kane the hero. so the lookout for all the action coming up, let's look at how day five unfolded. a new generation and renewed hope for fans of english football. and, just 11 minutes in, their nerves were put at ease, captain kane leading from the front. but, just as england started to relax into the game, the mistake came. an elbow from kyle walker giving away a penalty, ferjani sassi comfortably slotting it away. but as england toiled, desperate for a penalty of their own, it wasn't until injury—time that the breakthrough came. another corner, and another kane winner. hope restored for england and their fans — just. for the people of panama, it was time to party. a debut for

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i outside world doesn't know about the eritrea ns.ow about the eritreans. i strongly believe. of course there are some issues. but they will, i have a feeling there is going to be peace between ethiopia and eritrea and a very close relationship in all aspects as well. with ahmed, as i said, you met him foran hourand a with ahmed, as i said, you met him for an hour and a half, what kind of issues did you discuss? one issue is what he would do, you know? all the different measures he would take in order to convince the opposition groups and leaders. did he convince you that this was somebody you could trust? pleaded, yes, a lot. what was the chemistry like with you and the new prime minister? he said there was a lot of resistance with this within his party. he said to the ruling party either he would resign ori ruling party either he would resign or i would be released. he gave them that sort of choice. that's what he told me. iwas that sort of choice. that's what he told me. i was surprised really that he raised the stakes are high for

the fa ns if we don't lose it will be ok.ey to watch a decent game and they did not get one. shades of germany versus austria in the 1982 world cup when they conspire to make at the drop. it didn't matter anyway because with australia losing to peru both these teams were going through. the teams have got a bit of talent and i just wa nted have got a bit of talent and i just wanted to see a little bit more from either side. shooting from 30 yards, because that's what he was limited to. can we forget this one pretty sharpish please? both teams professing to the last 16 and mumbled to do much better now they have reached the knockout stages. —— and both teams will hope to do much better. australia lost to peru. australia where facing an uphill task and needed a french favour. but they had to beat this peruvian outfits. after the two groups these defeats the south american world cup hopes were already over but they did not want to leave russia empty—handed. fans we re to leave russia empty—handed. fans were stinky till the end. a

german fa ns east, news of a swedish goal.ns don't usually have to check the arithmetic that they knew they needed to score. no problem, this is germany, they always do. surely? he could not believe it and nor could anyone else. south korea were still going. now unable to qualify, they we re going. now unable to qualify, they were desperate to lose the least i can leave a mark. wait, he's behind you. the offside would now be the way our‘s biggest decision. it was adjudged to have come of a german player and it was a goal. germany knew they were leaving its late, even for them. going for two, even the goalkeeper was attacking. there was only one outcome. commentator: son heung—min, 2—0 to south korea! germany, the world champions are out in the group stage. but they never looked like going through. we'll get more reaction to germany's demise in a moment. but let's get to the two teams going through from group f. sweden beating mexico 3—0 in yekaterinberg but celebrations for both at the final whistle. with so much at stake, now

brazil accused the costa rica ns of play into farce.s of play acting. it was almost slapstick, but there was time for late drama. 90 minutes was almost up when felipe a coutinho struck for the second match in a row, prompting unrestrained joy and relief in equal measure. brazil had so nearly taken a tumble, but there was more gloss to come before the finish. in the 97th minute, the world's most expensive player finally came good, prompting a torrent of tears at the final whistle. the favours are finally firing. brazil on four points just above the swiss, who also have four points. they came from behind to beat serbia. history was there to be made even before a ball was kicked. as serbia and so a too limited for the first time in history with three players of kosovo and dissent in the starting line—up, there was certainly an edge about this contest in the leningrad. five minutes in, serbia gave the fans start worthy of the occasion. not one to shy away, his 15th goal in 18 games for his country will stop in the second half, it was time f

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being that fa ns and making quite a noise.ne reason is 2016, the euros and the violence there with russian fans and another reason is the politics, the political atmosphere between the uk and russia at the moment is terrible and russia at the moment is terrible and some fans have been worried about wearing their colours ahead of the match. today they have started to appearand we the match. today they have started to appear and we are expecting at least 2000 in the stadium tonight, not a normal sized england crowd by any means, possibly one of the smallest ever at a game of this sort, but i think they will make some noise. a couple of arrest for drunkenness, but on the mood, —— on the whole the mood has been good? minor incidents. the only one we have heard about. even when the tunisian fans were lighting their flares and doing things that normally do not happen on the streets of russian city, the police we re streets of russian city, the police were just streets of russian city, the police werejust going in streets of russian

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as england's players took on the media at darts today, fa ns took on the media at darts today, fans willper jordan pickford carries his form from the hockey onto the page. this relationship between the team and press hasn't always been this good. brilliant! yes! it was on this day in 96 that we saw this memorable celebration in england's history following headlines about that team's drinking culture. from water bottles still water sprinklers, the players and press that sold an overzealous groundsman today as striker marcus rashford returned to training. part of a new england world cup build—up involves one of garrett's southgate the media attempted to get his starting 11 what's with this new system he favours it does mean key positions are still up for grabs. 0ne favours it does mean key positions are still up for grabs. one man with more than a fighting chance of playing is raheem sterling, the manchester city star performance in the last world cup is one of the only points in an abject campaign. after a standout season being with england again has given the 23—year—old a chance for ref

if we can capture all that and presented to fa ns capture all that and presented to fans and broadcastershen i'm optimistic that we can change it and grow it and we can become the sport that fans want it to be. one area that fans want it to be. one area that he will look to change immediately is the link structure. four teams at the moment could be relegated at the end of every year and from next year he wanted to be just one doubts and one up from the championship. the competition format is important but not the be all and end all, it is the performance of the club and of super league and the governing body, all aspect of that for me far outweighed the competition structure. not to say that it competition structure. not to say thatitis competition structure. not to say that it is not important but when we are confident about what we want let's show some endurance and stick with it. so day one in the new job was facing the media. day two in other words is all about fixing the problems in the game. how successful he will be, we will have to wait and see. and before i go — let's return to r

this brought catala ns to the streets, insisting that they should decide how the region is governed.eader at the time, artur mas, warned madrid that demands for independence would only grow without a new deal. after last year's referendum, empty ballot boxes were carried in from the street in celebration. many votes confiscated by the police were never counted. those that were, accounted forjust 42% of the population as pro spain voters stayed at home. those who did take part overwhelmingly backed independence, but triumph on the streets was short lived as europe refused to recognise the result. in the weeks that followed, the world waited to see whether catalonia would declare independence unilaterally. rumours circulated that colours puja mum was holding back rumours circulated that carles puigdemont was holding back but he came under pressure from supporters of independence. and on 27 of october, after crowds had waited for hours in the heat, the catalan parliament declared the region an independent republic. the then speaker of the parliament had been threatened with legal action

the group says more than 22,000 singaporea ns are self—employed and there is a need for better incomeand formed several celebrity friendships while in captivity in the us, has died aged 46. so let's begin. with me is 0liver cornock, editor in chief at the oxford business group. walker. we started bloomberg's coverage with this visit by melania troll. —— welcome back. she wanted to be the positive side of the administration showing they can do the right thing. it is the jacket that has caused a lot of controversy. specifically what it said on the back of it. on one level she is trying to do some humanitarian work. perhaps he is also going to support her husband, who has made a rare policy reversal. the policy itself is sending mixed messages, but my goodness of this code is as well. she normallyjust throws it over her shoulders, she is wearing this one as well,

ns within the european union and this need for case. has the final word within the structure of the e.u. it's the european council it has the final decision making powers to seem to the heads of government to the not so nice thoughts of the heads of state governments of the member states see and that's the contradiction common european policy has developed and decided on by the leaders of nation states review. we've got to get away from that if we want to see a european republic. most of the officials in the european commission are highly qualified they speak several languages they studied to top universities and they came to brussels out of idealism because they want to work on the european project who really are very qualified and they come up with sensible policies that come as i'm going to they're blocked by the heads of state and their national self-interest this bright us and the european council to say officials draft intelligent policies commission insiders call these draft sacrificial offerings because when they were sent to th

the message to foreign football fa ns— video to go with it.ing to fear from russia. i won't scare you , nothing to fear from russia. i won't scare you, and says. i will hug you, kiss you, sing and dams for you. russians will leave and smile at you. ahead of the world cup, train conductors here have been taught to forget the frowns and provide foreigners big shiny smiles to match the big shiny stadiums built for the tournament. russia's reputation of the world stage, however, is not so impressive. a global sporting event of this scale is the perfect stage for a host nation to promote itself to the world and boost its image. russia knows that right now it has an image problem. locked in a diplomatic war with the west, they have been accused of everything from meddling in elections to carrying out a nerve attack —— agent attack in salisbury. became football bring russia in from the cold?” in salisbury. became football bring russia in from the cold? i believe that when you do good things for the world... our reputation is not as good as the things

it was only fit for actors and courtesa ns. lipstick —— wore it.d courtesans. but then in 1870, this bloke, pierre francois gollan, the famous paris perfume you, created the world's first commercial lipstick. he made it out of think candle wax. in english, it is forget me not. the most famous early wearers of lipstick were these ladies, america's suffragettes. they w0 re ladies, america's suffragettes. they wore it on marches to show that defiance. then in 1923, a real revolution. the tube was invented which meant women could carry lipstick around with them without making their handbag a mess. sales rocketed after that, and nowadays $8 billion worth of lipstick is sold every year. modern lipsticks are made from oil and wax, but in the past they contained lethal things like lead. so someone wearing lipstick really could give you the kiss of death. there is only one aaron, isn't that? —— there? that's it for business briefing this hour. but, before we go, here are the markets. the nikkei up turning a tiny bit, so if you thought there would be a shaky

a place i have enjoyed so much success and had such a close relationship to the tournament, the fa ns the fans and family, i will be travelling tomorrow and then we will get ready for my match. i am playing on tuesday, only one day off, it will be quite hack it until then. no problem, i signed up for it and i cannot wait to play again. the sri lankan captain has pleaded not guilty after being charged with ball tampering by the icc during their series in the west indies. sri lanka lost three wickets to just 1a runs early on day four. sharon gabriel taking a stick —— wicket. but a half—ce ntu ry taking a stick —— wicket. but a half—century and a 62 provided some stability to sri lanka's innings of. in day for they have a lead of 287. that is all we have time. the much more for you in the next hour. i now. —— bye for now. after a fairly cloudy weekend, some of us will be waking up to decent sunshine first thing on monday morning. not everywhere. the weather for the week ahead, summer will return to southern and central part of the uk. certainly warming up by tuesday and wednesday. the no

if he i’u ns its standing in the world.with 28,000 starbucks, and with the shares going up thousands of%. in asia, chinese demand for coffee is surging. the number of shops has doubled to 600a years, expanding in asia and in the world. absolutely. -- 6000 in asia and in the world. absolutely. —— 6000 in four years. asia and in the world. absolutely. —— 6000 infouryears. iwant to mention, there is a lot happening this week, and we will talk about it in the news, this. this week sees apple's annual developers' conference in sanjose, and while the company didn't use the occasion to launch any new hardware, it did make what it saw as an important announcement about online privacy, one which could put it at loggerheads with some of its rivals. 0ur north america technology reporter, dave lee, explains. he is on twitter. from memory i believe it is @davelee. that is his handle. we will discuss this in the briefing soon. financial markets to bring you to a close on business briefing. that is how it ended on the dow on wall street l

now news from the east, where that a swedish goal, german fa ns where that a swedish goal, german fansto check the arithmetic. but they knew they needed to score. no problem, this is germany and they always do, surely? goodness me! they could not believe it and nor could anyone else. south korea was still going, now unable to qualify, they were desperate to leave a mark copy but wait, he is behind you. the offside would now be va are's biggest decision, revealing the ball came off a german player, pandemonium. germany knew they were leaving it late even for them, and when that goes wrong, there is only one result. 2- 02 south korea. germany, the world champions are out in the world stage for the first time. but then they never looked like germany. a little bit earlier i spoke to the german football broadcaster and he said he could see germany's demise on the cards. for the world cup it was simply not good, we lost against austria and we won by a single goal against saudi arabia and it is obvious it was not the same team as it was in 2014. one of the most exciting players in the world w

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taxes against us product as well, among them bluejeans, against us product as well, among them bluejea ns us product as well, among them bluejeans, motorbikes and bourbon whiskey. beijing is set to impose tariffs of 25% on us products. i spoke to simon littlewood from acg global, and asked them why they are pursuing tariffs. the only way to make sense of it is to look at it in political terms. trump has a constituency that love the notion that america has been disadvantaged by foreigners. and so this is about demonstrating, as we come up and so this is about demonstrating, as we come up to the midterms, that trump is serious about getting those foreigners in line. it is now the us against the rest of the world. an army of countries, india, turkey, the eu, canada, implementing retaliatory tariffs. if you follow the political logic, that works in trump‘s favour, as he sees it, because he has a constituency which views the world in those eyes. if you look at what has happened with south korea, a huge exporter of steel to the us, a deal was done at the last minute. the biggest exporter of ste

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. >>> crew ns brazil working very hard at this construction site. the crowd then has gathered. you can see there's a firefighter now being lowered into the hole. the hole is about 21 inches in diameter and roughly 60 feet down. the firefighter thooz has to go the way to the bottom. they rigged his legs with a rope because that's how they are going to put him out. they have to work hard and diligently. they really have to get to the very very bottom. >> that level of trust you have got. they tied it around your ankle. >> was there a lamp or anything on his helmet? >> he will show his way as he goes down into this hole. they need to retrieve it fast. they start bringing him back up quickly. >> the toddler turned away far second. he turned back around and he saw it going up. that's how he was able to know what had happened to his daughter. he immediately rushed to get help. it was firefighters that were able to rig up this very simple system to rescue this chieltd. >> any broken bones or anything like that? >> no. she was taken to the hospital. didn't have any major injuries. she

a famous victory for mexico and their fa ns famous victory for mexico and their fans will be partyinge in moscow this evening. as for germany you'll be foolish to write them off, it's a slow start and they have got sweden next. they'll have to wake up, as this lot they would be doing much sleeping tonight. they certainly won't. the mexicans have been singing and dancing even before that match, they are going to really enjoy themselves in moscow this evening as alex was saying they are, sweden and south korea the other two teams actually in that group, they play tomorrow. group ewe in that group, they play tomorrow. group e we will see all the teens today here on sunday, i did earlier. this match was played in samarra, serbia against costa rica. not much in this one it was decided by a brilliant free kick from aleksandar kolarov. these two teams have never played each other before today. only a world cup could bring such nations together in this way. and what a stage from which to play. in the same group as brazil and switzerland, surely taking your chances have never been more importa

it is exciting for football fa ns is very exciting.is exciting for football fans because not only do you get to see the best players in the world, it is like the fa cup used to be. where the minnows have got as much chance, and it has a lwa ys got as much chance, and it has always been, we go into the world cup and it is either going to be brazil or germany or argentina, and so brazil or germany or argentina, and so far argentina and portugal and germany are out, so it becomes much more exciting and much more interesting. yes, ronaldo is out. yes, he was looking dejected but stern jawed as always. and leo messi, these are two of the most iconic and brilliant players in the world. it is one of those things. bring on harry kane, i save the you will be watching the next england game? yes, i do watch the end and games. i was going to bring in some gingerbread men from my local baker because they have harry kane gingerbread men. this is a picture of france. that is right. the 19—year—old for france who scored the second goal and he knocked

so vote for this project is actually against housing and ns afrdable housing. you know, the project spencer said we've never seen these two tower designs. that was a lie. they were presented with this same design more than a year ago. that's a fact. it was presented to them by staff. so there's no choice here but two towers. >> any additional public comment on this item? we'll close public comment and open it up to commissioner comments and questions. commissioner moore. >> i'm disappointed that what we asked for is not in front of me. when i opened my package, i was log the side by side in sketch form comparison, and i was open to accept or not accept it doesn't work. i do not have that material in front of me, but i feel like it's the end of last time's meeting where we're seeing a drawing with a notch which is indeed not what we had in principle agreed to as fall back position should the two towers not work. now, not onl i the notch -- the notch has grown to 40 feet. however, it has shrunk? depth to 3 floors. i'm not quite sure what i'm asked to do here toda

that is the result in which fa ns i—o. result in which fans are going to be celebrating after losing to belgium. the lions will play colombia in the next round of competition in a few days‘ time. we will speak in a moment to our correspondent. but let's update you what is happening in the united states this evening and the capital of maryland, and annapolis, where we have had a shooting this afternoon, where it is about 350 pm. there reports came in first to reach us we re reports came in first to reach us were from local media and according to police and annapolis, there was a shooting in which there have been multiple fatalities and it was in the newsroom of the capital gazette, about ten minutes after that we saw people with their hands raised, leaving the building and being escorted out of the building and that stage it was still reported that stage it was still reported that the shooter was in the building and had not been detained. since then we have had reports again from local media, specifically abc seven which is

it came out with a bailout plan last year, but many states is the mechanism of how these loa ns a re which these to be fixed. that is what this man, india's central bank governor will need to find a solution to. thank you so much for investing your time with us. sport todayis investing your time with us. sport today is coming up next. the top stories this hour: donald trump has described his talks with north korea's kim jong—un as tremendous. north korea pledged to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. but there is little detail in the agreement, and there has been criticism of a us pledge to halt military exercises, which is seen as a concession. a man accused of being a member of the banned far—right group national action has admitted that he planned to kill a labourmp. the old bailey heard that jack renshaw bought a machete, and also planned to take hostages and to kill a police officer. his plan, the court was told, was uncovered by an anti—fascist campaigner who had infiltrated renshaw‘s group. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford was in court. and that is a way

way to go but again this article talks about the bbc‘sblue planet, which talks about the sort of ocea nshe sort of oceans are plastic, which are impossible to forget. and it seems like there are some new species even been formed inside some of these plastic containers, ijust think that it's inspiring. you can take these kind of little moves to change these kind of little moves to change the way people hate and help the environment. and there was also interested to know that morrison's shoppers can get discount if they bring their own plastic containers. i don't know how you wait staff at the checkout of that is the case. —— we stuff. that would be tricky. other pastor brands are available. it isa other pastor brands are available. it is a single use plastic, isn't it? a lot of us have got plastic in the kitchen we use time and time again. let's look at the ft, what is been going on in turkey today. president erdogan ahead in the turkey vote despite opposition claims of manipulation. it does appear that he has got another term in office committee has already been in powerfor 15, in office

states has accused the man of crimes including killing dozens the man of crimes including killing d oze nsmes including killing dozens of south korean seamen. but today he was whisked through security to meet the president inside the opal office. and behind closed doors he was handed the much talked about letter from kim jong—un. they emerge side—by—side after more than one hour of discussion. a remarkable site given that last year the two countries appeared close to conflict. but after a ll appeared close to conflict. but after all that talk of war, there we re after all that talk of war, there were brief smiles. it seems they are prepared to discuss peace after all, the summit is back on. we will be meeting on june 12 the summit is back on. we will be meeting onjune 12 in singapore, it went very well, it is a get to know you kind of situation. and i think it will be a process, which i never said it goes in one meeting, i think it will be a process. but the relationships are building and that great positive. only a week ago president trump sent his own letter, cancelling the summit on wha

. >> let's go back to leon harris where it's been ns nearly nuts for him as everyone else, but he did it unfolding, which is fabulous. >> reporter: you know, this has been such a ri we went from we want the cup to we got the cup and now we had a parade. this has just been a fantastic day here. to believe that just a couple hours ago there were tens of thousands, maybe people here crowding the mall to tell the caps how much they appreciate them for what they've done. they've brought that stanley cup to washington, d.c. as for shomari stone, he was out there working a the crowds got a chance to meet quite a few of those people. i know they we telling you is is a day they will never forget. >> reporter: indeed, leon. these fan were incredibly ecstatic. they were just cheering, we love the caps. as oshie and you had ovechkin when he held up the stanley cup that's when a lot of them were just incredibly excited. let's take a look. as star cast player t.j. oshie raises his hands in the top of a double-decker bus, fans eruptith cheers for the stanley cup champions. >> it's just amazing. it's

rolling them but the family needs the money they get us to apprentices their wages supplement twenty ns working in a plastics factory one situation shows some of the complex problems of the devil the lives of about four million people who fled the war in syria and became refugees in turkey a majority of them have set up and cities some manage to find jobs by less than twenty percent still live in camps near the border. life in these camps is not easy while the refugees get food. and other necessities they can't work or move around freely or stay here for the air or problems there is no. change in their. management of that yes but maybe problems are still in the cities this. means my years of sight. as the turks prepared to vote in a general election the status of syrian refugees has become a campaign topic turkey's leaders are keen to stabilize syria to the point where refugees feel safe enough to go home for many that's a distant dream but they're more secure than the thousands of people trapped on the syrian side of the border they don't have a refugee status the turkish army provides

as we understand it, there have been dozens as we understand it, there have been d oze ns of as we understandorking in the home, against the conditions there. why was it still open? the challenge to child protection reform is huge, not least because of the national malaise, corruption. two of guatemala's former presidents in prison on fraud charges, and nepotism, budget skimming and cash contracts are all part of the virgen de la asuncion story. this girl, he lived here is a teenager, now has a job she likes and lives with extended family. but her experiences in this children's home have left their mark. how much time did you spend here? the weather this weekend is looking a little hit and miss. in fact, we are expecting some rain, on—and—off rain, across northern parts of the uk. there could even be some thunder and lightning. but the good news is it's not going to be like it all through the weekend. i think we'll all get at least some sunshine. let's have a look at the satellite image. a lot of cloud across the uk right now and, in fact, this area of cloud here, that's racing in our directi

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workers,ns to protect to protect financial marketplaces and make them fair, the gdp was climbing, and america's middle class was getting a hugeall e growth. in the 1970's, environmental .ssues moved front and center this may be hard to believe, but back in 1950's and 60's, big american cities were smothered with thick layers about -- of dirt and small. people suck down toxic chemicals on the way to work and little kids breathe in dangerous substance is on the grounds. factory owners spilled their feud -- fill in the air and did not care. the auto manufacturers were not held responsible or tailpipe emissions. the millions who suer asthma attacks, devepelu cancer and died of heart is because of dirty air paid a terrible price. weekg one thanksgiving that in 1966, a severe small crisis choked new york city, killing hundreds of people. action, but big corporations pushed back hard. big carmakers said they would never be able to meet the deadlines to reduce a mission. too much tod cost adapt their vehicles, that they would go bankrupt. noy und like big corporate interests today fighting gr

ns st celebrating at the arena. >> rthe next ortegame is on frida that means the watch party here at oracle will be here as well. tickets go on sale tomorrow. in oakland, kpix5. >> as warriors fans were cheering, somebody with a gun shot three shots. one person was found with a gunshot wound. >>> a high school drowning has been ruled an accident. ben curry was found at the bottom of the pool at sa ramone valley high in danville last month. student say rumors spread quickly that the freshman now the parents are taking legal action to set the record straight. >> the school district uld have corrected the false narrative, immediately. they knew that he drowned in class, they knew there was a video of the incident. and they shared that with nobody. >> the school district said this tonight "we will be examining policies and procedures in an on con effort to insure the safety of our students." >>> the race for mayor is still up for grabs. with thousands of ballots still to count, anything could happen. >> reporter: the mayor's race is still too close to call. down here in the basement of c

coverage here on fox5be actually ns at 10:00 a.m.ith a pregame show it's world cup game today and it's the opening match host russia ataking on saudia arabi starting at 11:00 a.m. >> w might take that first match? well, according to achilles the cat it will be russia. achilles was offered the choice of 2 bowls of 1 f bowl had the russian flag the other the flag of saudia arabia. achilles is deaf. achilles also lives in russia at a museum in sain petersburg. he's said toave psychic powers after gueing last year. according to achilles the cat russia will win today. >> he lives in a museum then. >> apparently s. trange. okay . >> [laughter] >> cat has it all. >> i guess so. >> yeah. good morning. going to be an absolutelyt beautiful day pe you get a w chance toatch the soccer games. i think as we get into the tournament it will get really exciting. i was looking the the games this t weekend. some ofm are going to be great. >> great. >> yeah. >> who do you have today isaudia arabia. >>hink russia will probably win 'cause they're the home

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