is that what remainers want?, they accuse the brexiteers doing the same, basically accusingly amendments put down yesterday of being wrecking amendments. the brexiteers have actually only put them down to register their protest and discontent against the chequers plan. thejury and discontent against the chequers plan. the jury is still out as to whether what was agreed on yesterday actually materially changes what was in the white paper, what was in the chequers agreement. the government insists there is no change of policy, that the amendments are peppered compatible. this would be a profound defeat if the customs union amendment gets the go—ahead. it seems like anything is possible at the moment. we didn't know what to expect last night, it kept on changing, the balance, until the last minute. i suspect we will see the same dynamics until the end tonight. the chequers deal led to a number of resignations, boris johnson and david davis, famously. we have been hearing from stewart jackson, david davis's former ch

these were ten this return of these remains of u.s. troops one of the few clear actionable points to come from the singapore summit did have a take longer than expected what was the process here. you know no one knows really why this took so long because many analysts were saying this was one of the more simple processes that should have happened and a lot of analysts and critics here in the u.s. that a lot of. these remains should have actually been handed over to the americans even before president donald trump agreed to meet with kim jong un but nevertheless it didn't happen it was in the communique has happened now but it's unclear why it took so long after the singapore summit for this to happen but clearly there were a lot of questions about that but we do know that secretary of state pompei o just made a recent trip over to north korea and most likely this was on very high up on his agenda pushing the north koreans to facilitate this hand-over hand over which now apparently has happened now that means somebody padre sions of the

of turkey remains deeply divided over his policies and his intentions as g.w.s. you'll yohan reports now from istanbul. the president's likeness is everywhere across turkey reject typed out one thing to ship thank you for his reelection which had made him almost all powerful head of state out on is now president party leader and head of government rolled into one he can hire or fire ministers and some senior judges to solve parliament and rule by decree is powers of virtually unchecked but one thing hasn't changed he is running a bitterly divided country and that is particularly evident here in istanbul. the district of s. in the for example is an ad stronghold most of those living here are pious and conservative almost seventy percent voted in favor of the president and people are happy that he remains in charge. he's a source of pride for us that he represents us well on the world stage he's our leader because. our president has done what needs to be done so far and i'm sure he knows what the path forward is to the. system that's one of choice being so happy si

depending on the condition of the remains, it could take months or years before all remains are identified. so many families in the united states holding out hope their loved ones remains are the one return by north korea. this is not just personal. it is political. it is a sign of kim jong-un making good on the promise he made to donald trump in si singapo singapore. of course, north korea is saying they believe these are the remains of 55 u.s. service members. it will take dna testing to determine if these are in fact all u.s. service members. dave. >> a significant step. alexandra field live for us. thank you. >>> facebook shareholders. wow. you know what happened yesterday. worst day in stock market history for facebook shares. plunged 19% after facebook said it would spend billions of dollars on security putting privacy before profits. that will cut into earnings for years. facebook lost $119 billion in market value. $119 billion. that's the biggest single day loss for a public company. $119 billion is more than the value of most companies in the s&p 500. what it lost is more than the

they did return the remains. this is a sign of good faith from north korea at a time when there has been so much difficulty in proceeding with talks to denuclearization. a good gesture from north korea. one will be celebrated and appreciated at home. christine. >> there are so many families looking forward to begin this process. alex field. thank you. >>> the biggest selloff in stock market history. facebook loses $119 billion in market value. why and what's next for the tech giant. alright guys let's go! let's do this directions to the greek theater (beep) ♪can i get a connection? ♪can i get can i get a connection?♪ ♪can i get a connection? three are fha, one is va.e so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. ♪ hawaii is in the middle of the pacific ocean. we're the most isolated population on the

of course, we remain anxious because there are still four of the police and their coach remaining in the cave. the monsoon is the big factor.if waters levels rise, it will make much of the information much harder to complete. we had the impact on the water quality and the the problem also of the sentiment making limited visibility there even worse. weather is existing space, it will make the flow rates stronger and h harder to swim against. that is another factotor. the final one is a currently, the into the case is really clear of water so it is speeding up in the removal because they can be put on a stretcher. all of thehe sections are to be much harder or treacherous with the water's. -- water levels. brent: the first voice second were considered to be the strongest and i guess that means the last ones to come out will be the ones that divers considered to be the weakest or suffered from a lack of food. will that make these rescues even more dangerous than the first is? >> i am not aware thatt this sot of choice be made. whichever press report you read, by implication, i do not th

(applause)vice president mike pence remains reserved."there is no escaping the plain fact that north korea's leadership has exacted unparalleled privation and cruelty upon its people for decades." time will tell what will happen with the relationship between the u-s and north korea.....but for now, the white house says it is "encouraged by north korea's actions and the momentum for positive change." it could take months, maybe years, before the remains are identified.a formal repatriation ceremony is scheduled for august first.i'm john lorinc reporting. --tag--more than 36-thousand americans died nearly 8- unaccounted than half have been in north korea repatriated the remains of since 1990. (robin)coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... it's a growing dangerous trend across the bay area-- áásideshows. and now drivers are burning rubber at a ánew east bay location. we telyou how police are trying to shut it down. (robin)plus... bart riders are on high alert after news of several attacks... and now a string of robberies. we talk to passeng

the handover of these remains of these u.s. service members was one of the clear actions that was in the singapore communique from june when u.s. president donald trump met the north korean leader kim jong un over there in singapore and this was all part of it the handover of these remains it's unclear why it took so long after the sing this summit for this to happen but we do know that secretary of state my palm pale was over in north korea recently and it's probably safe to assume that this was very high up on his list of pressuring the north korea's koreans to make this happen now over the years there's been a handover of repatriation of some other american soldiers that were lost during that war but it's believed that there are still five thousand three hundred u.s. service members that are unaccounted for from the war and it's believed that the north koreans pav about one hundred to one hundred fifty or so remains still ready to hand over to the americans at some point now what happens next these remains have been flown to

returning home to north korea hands over the remains of u.s. soldiers killed during the korean war. and of them. live from doha also coming up the u.s. reunites more than fourteen hundred immigrant children with their parents but seven hundred remain separated from their mothers and fathers. reforms for pakistan as he claims an election victory official results are expected later on friday. and yemen's ruthie's say a drone strike has hit abu dhabi's port. it didn't happen. north korea has returned the remains of some american soldiers killed during the korean war. had promised to return the bodies during his meeting with donald trump in june and the eight thousand u.s. soldiers are listed as missing from the korean war and the remains of five thousand three hundred believed to still be in north korea friday marks the sixty fifth anniversary of the armistice of the white house is praising kim jong un for delivering on promises made at last month's singapore summit saying today the chairman is fulfilling part of the commitments he made to the president to return all four american serv

the families of weighted decades for the remains of their loved ones to come home.sten to this. >> the return of remains of men who died 60 some years ago should not be a matter of politics. we are pleased diplomacy and humanitarian approach to this matter has taken hold. there is a lot that needs to be done. this is a very exciting time for us. >> you served a lot of dangerous places, what does it mean to get remains decades later? >> i can tell you from having lost friends, there is nothing more solemn, more poignant, more meaningful than when we return the remains of the fallen to the families. and kim jong un knows that. he knows the value we place on human life in our country coming in. contrast to him who has assassinated members of his own family and horrific ways. the other part of that equation for us even though this is a major win for the trump administration and the families, the remains of 55 fallen soldiers, estimated to be 7000 unaccounted for. the other part of the equation is kim jong un is a ruthless dictator, cynical and will seek to use this as p

they weren't remains recently located and retrieved.an exchange for any money between the u.s. and north korea. the remains under law, for instance, the defense secretary says that they can't under the law, the defense secretary can reimburse north koreans for excavating remains of u.s. troops. the state department said in this case that did not happen. that's important, because some critics believe any money sent to the north korean government will be used for no fa for nephs reasons. yesterday the remains were brought to south korea where they were met with military honors. the last time north korea turned over remains was in 2007, more than 36,000 americans died in the korean war from 1950 to 1953. of those, 7,699 are still considered missing in action and of those, 5300 are believed to be somewhere on north korean soil. yesterday marked the 65th anniversary of the end of the korean war and this was an especially poignant day for veterans. >> the importance of this dramatic return today is the sense that we who served in the military

shirt gutierrez wants franco and the others to remain. at the valley of the fallen she says the mostly him does not dishonor the memory of the dictator's opponents an avowed franco supporter she is organizing protests now the eye or moment of where no one has ever built such an enormous monument that also almost their enemy for many of the dead opponents of the when and where would you ever find more reconciliation than that. if. the protest in the valley of the fallen has drawn thousands who are here to honor the dictator's memory they chant long live spain and franco franco. some are carrying the flag of spain under franco or giving fascist salutes others are more restrained they fear that old wounds might be reopened up with the new government is bringing on grass to our society instead of solving real problems the problems facing people who are out of work or retired just stirring up the dust. and. we're in the twenty first century and all of these things should be forgotten. forgetting this history would be a terrible mistake says fr

we needed a father and son who's been real dotted by us the parties but hundreds of other children remain in u.s. custody despite thanks party of a deadline to reunite the ford family. and cambodians head to the polls this weekend but do they have any really choice other than prime minister who instead who has ruled the country for more than three decades corresponding reports from comprende. plus in the next thirty minutes and we'll give you all the luck he wants to catch sight of the new almost total lunar eclipse of the twenty first century begins tonight and into the future the so-called blott morning find out what's behind the special astronomical event. hello and welcome cheema in pakistan the election commission has officially declared cricket legend and politician imraan khan the winner of the country's election. all celebrating the victory but results showed that his p.t.i. party. to win an outright majority at least to form a coalition to govern iran can spawn to one hundred forty to sixty nine with counting nearly complete his nearest rival shahbaz sharif from the governing pak

oppression and isolation or are they perhaps a symbol of self-expression garments like the nick of remain relatively rare here in europe but they've been prompting heated debate for a number of years now and many argue that they are not appropriate in an open society. in recent years france belgium the netherlands ball get area and austria have all banned full veils and women who wear them in public can be fined for doing so and now denmark is following suit focused on europe's all of a select caught up with one muslim woman called sarah who is not prepared to accept what she sees as an infringement of her liberty. demanded sarah is fighting for her faith or at least her interpretation of faith she made the decision to veil her face years ago but from august the first if she does so in public she'll be breaking the law a violation of her personal rights in her opinion i feel very disappointed i feel like i thought we lived in a free society where people can believe what they want and they can wear whatever they want as as long as they don't hurt other people and i just get the feeling tha

too the remains could be about 200 that north korea has, but about 7,700 u.s. soldiers are still listed as missing. these are the first remains given to the u.s. in 2007 when six sets were returned. the north koreans have expressed a willingness to resume joint search mentions with the u.s. to help find more. those missions had stopped in 2005 because of north korea's nuclear program. anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> president trump's long-time attorney michael cohen said then candidate trump knew about a trump tower meeting with russians in june of 2016. it was at this meeting that russians offered to provide damaging information about hillary clinton. the president has denied knowing in advance about the meeting with the russian lawyer who has ties to the kremlin. donald trump jr., the president's son-in-law jared kushner, and campaign manager paul manafort took part. last night trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani said cohen can't be believed. >> the tapes that we have demonstrate any number of serious lies by him

mps on the conservative side are remain mps on the conservative side a re really remain mps on the conservativeconservative side are reallyjust throwing their hands of the air now, and saying, what is the point? you couldn't even do this. we've been going along with oui’ this. we've been going along with our leader and prime minister, theresa may. we've been supporting her in supporting her, she couldn't even get this very diverted version ofa even get this very diverted version of a proposal through the hardliners on the right of the party so what evenis on the right of the party so what even is the point of a supporting that going forward and that's a very dangerous place than the prime minister to be. i think that's right and it can't be overstated the significance of today really does seem as significance of today really does seem as though the prime minister has run out of the parliamentary road. there's always been this problem when the parliamentary numbers are not there. but yet even though there is a parliamentary majority, as i understand it, for a softer brexit, staying within the cu

but rescuers are confident they'll be able to quickly free the remaining victims. succeeded like i have said we were to i was fostered this time than on sunday. and. we expect that with the preparations and plan discussed we think that rule do even better for the next mission and we will succeed one hundred percent any. bit. right in. officials say the boys and soccer coach still trapped in the cave are in good health if the weather remains favorable they're hoping to free all of them in the next few days. well i'm joined now by peter dennis he is chairman of the british cave at risk you counsel mr dennis we appreciate you being on the show this evening we know that this is a very difficult operation the divers we understand are going back into the cave tomorrow give us a sense of what makes this rescue operation now even more difficult and even riskier than it was twenty four hours ago. well good evening with very encouraged and relieved that the divers managed to bring out eight of the boys all alive it's absolutely wonderful news of course we remain anxious. the

the sunday times, voters turned far right, boris and remain. i can't quite work out the remain.t the remain bit. a poll remains the backlash against the prime minister's deal underlines people would be prepared to go to if they don't get the brexit they want. would be prepared to go to if they don't get the brexit they wantm isa don't get the brexit they wantm is a bit ofa don't get the brexit they wantm is a bit of a model, it looks interesting but on further delving, it doesn't really live up to the headline is as so often the case. in a survey headline is as so often the case. in a survey that will spark unease in downing street, yougov who did the poll, they pound the public believe borisjohnson is better placed to negotiate with brussels and leaders and the next election. it says voters are polarising, with growing numbers a benighted from the two main parties. the chipset would vote for a new party on the right committed to brexit and 24% explicitly bar right. a leader of the liberal democrats, vince cable, he was not around for the brexit vote, he was holding talks on the

an equally we don't really have a coherent clout that involves remaining in the either that i think is right in this there isn't an appetite as a moment to moment the public it's a how to reverse friend so we are stuck in this limbo. and it can last at some point something will have to get we will have to make some decisions but we don't seem to be ready for that yet you know it's interesting john the thing the reason we're in this limbo according to a few people online is because the prime minister herself wanted to remain in the air this is richard a tweet he sent her saying he will be in a far more stronger position now that those two ministers have resigned may is a remainer and she'll do anything to stay in the e.u. bubble as the old saying goes a leopard never changes its spots and one more person sent us a video comment this is steven waffen a former stream gas then a member of european parliament and he talks about that very same issue how to listen to reason maids come in a meeting in checkers effectively delivered a remaining two and the death of brit since no one now believe

(applause)vice president mike pence remains reserved." that north korea's leadership has exacted unparalleled privation and cruelty upon its people for decades." time will tell what will happen with the relationship between the u-s and north korea.....but for now, the white house says it is "encouraged by north korea's actions and the momentum for positive change." it could take months, maybe years, before the remains are identified.a formal repatriation ceremony is scheduled for august first.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... it's a growing dangerous trend across the bay area -- sideshows. now drivers are burning rubber at a ánew east bay location. ( james )and... police in the east bay are using license plate reading cameras to track plate reading cameras to track down criminals. try jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. our hot and salty fries, smothered in cheese and guacamole. plus your choice of carne asada, chorizo, or chipotle chicken for just 3 bucks. so tonight, kick the party in your mo

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the remains of some american service members . when night court convenes a federal judge given the green light to block the of the citizenship question to the 202 census that plaintiff say is a deliberate account by the trump administration to discriminate against immigrants. welcome to fox news at night. unlike manual in for sham and bream. some are not sold on if the economic numbers will continue growing, but the president says the numbers are quote amazing sharing as shrinking trade deficit and claiming the countr is the envy of the economic world. here to separate fact from fiction. >> for eight years of the obama administration, corporate america was said to be sitting on its cash for. oh two rifle with regulatory burdens in the uncertain cost o healthcare. now, after 18 months of the trump presidency, the gdp numbers released today show and economy roaring back at least for now. >> we have more job openings, more job openings than we have workers to fill them. first time that our countries history, hats off to you, miste pr

a remainer that has remained a remainer. has remained a remainerlj is why she is a remainer that has remained a remainer. i have read it a couple of times and quite frankly cannot make head and tail of it. it isa cannot make head and tail of it. it is a mess. and the political folly at from chequers continues. a resignation over brexit. it is still not clear if the new plan is survived intact. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson with that report. the former minister for small business, andrew griffiths, has apologised after sending text messages of a sexual nature to two female constituents. the mp for burton, and a former chief of staff to theresa may has resigned from the government saying he was "deeply ashamed" of his actions and was seeking professional help. the brother of charlie rowley, one of the victims of the novichok poisoining in wiltshire, has spoken to the bbc about how the nerve agent came to be in his possession. dawn sturgess died after she and charlie rowley were exposed to the chemical in amesbury la

spain's new socialist government wants to remove the remains of fascist dictator francisco franco from their final resting place they were interred in a giant mausoleum north of madrid the site is dedicated to the fallen on all sides of spain's civil war it pays homage to franco but also houses the remains of his victims the government says it wants to turn it into a place of remembrance rather than a monument to a dictator. to sylvia navarro a visit to the valley of the fall a new madrid awakens painful memories. the remains of more thirty thousand people killed in the spanish civil war a buried in mass graves one great uncle. but i me we need are. never to come here i can't sleep the night before. their eyes i find it very upsetting. on the monument commissioned by joe. unroll franco and built in part by forced labor as was finished some sixty years ago many of those who lie he had fought for franco but the graves also contain remains of republican opponents later the spanish dictator was also buried here we're not permitted to film in the underground basilica but sylvia takes photos

these people waited for years for their family members to be found and the second those remains were not found in the one thousand graves so people were killed buried then moved on to another location than the second one that there are so when you can and you see this memorial center. it's hard to find a whole body here in these graves so every year. people here and the families have to deal with the difficult decision whether to bury remains they have to wait for some more amazed to be found as time goes by there is less and less hope. letters written to nelson mandela to his family during his twenty seven years as a political prisoner have been published in a new book they offer a glimpse into the former south african leaders face in the anti a particular struggle the publication marks one hundred years since his birth as general i twenty seven years in prison nelson mandela's communications with the outside world consisted mainly of letters written from his prison cell words were his principal means of keeping alive friendships and family ties religious faith and political convict

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they weren't remains recently located and retrieved.his was not an exchange for any money between the u.s. and north korea. the remains under law, for instance, the defense secretary says that they can't under the law, the defense secretary can reimburse north koreans for excavating remains of u.s. troops. the state department said in this case that did not happen. that's important, because some critics believe any money sent to the north korean government will be used for no fa for nephs reasons. yesterday the remains were brought to south korea where they were met with military honors. the last time north korea turned over remains was in 2007, more than 36,000 americans died in the korean war from 1950 to 1953. of those, 7,699 are still considered missing in action and of those, 5300 are believed to be somewhere on north korean soil. yesterday marked the 65th anniversary of the end of the korean war and this was an especially poignant day for veterans. >> the importance of this dramatic return today is the sense that we who served in

so this was if you like a chance for the remain —— remainers but they did not have the numbers.ave, they were confident prior to the vote. it was always going to go to the wire and when we spoke with the likely suspects if you like before the vote there were discussions going on until the last minute. we even heard negotiations going on between the remainer putting forward one of the amendments and the government minister on the green benches, so in the middle of debate, there was was trading going on. government minister saying we will amend something in the lords, and if you ta ke something in the lords, and if you take out this word that stephen hammond, the mp involved, saying no, iam not hammond, the mp involved, saying no, i am not involved in that. so discussions going right to the wire. yesterday it seemed the remainers had more on their side and they did not manage to get the defeat. there we re not manage to get the defeat. there were labour mps who voted with the government that saved their skin. were labour mps who voted with the government that saved their skinlj me

borders with the israeli occupied golan heights we believe that approximately thirty thousand people remain in this i still controlled enclave we do not know if if if they're being held as human shields or if there is no way out because of the fighting so the displacement crisis really continues and i still has not only been defending its position it has gone on the offensive on on a number of fronts we understand it has taken yet more ground and and laid siege to an area under the control of the rebels close to that i saw pockets so fighting continues and there are problems but most of the southern province is now in the hands of the government we are waiting for buses arrive. and thousands of people are expected to be given safe passage to areas in the north of the country those people who do not want to live under president bashar assad's rule some of the runs biggest oil customers appear to be succumbing to u.s. pressure after withdrawing from the twenty fifty nuclear deal president trump has been urging importance of the run you know oil to find alternatives. a cutting back reports. ir

the remains of soldiers arriving in south korea overnight. jillian: what does the signal about the future of negotiations with kim jong un? we have breaking details. facebook on wall street. rob: the social media giant making stock market history for all the wrong reasons. >> i know who i am. i'm not a racist. people who voted for trump are not racist either and trump isn't a racist. >> reporter: rosanne barr breaks her silence about a fox exclusive. jillian: "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ look outside on the east coast. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: a fox news alert. it could be becoming reality. >> remains will be coming to back. they are going to start that process immediately. jillian: the remains of us service members flown out of north korea overnight in what the white house calls a significant first step. rob: griff jenkins has more in washington. >> reporter: 6 decades later they are coming home. 55 cases containing what the us believes are the remains of soldiers killed during the korean war by a c-17 ca

she remains at that university.ict being sued over policies some call a barrier to illegal immigrants. the aclu argues a number of district are violating state law by asking for social security numbers and valid immigration status, many districts are fighting back saying they are complying with state and federal regulations. >> already hitting the practice field with the preseason taking off in a few weeks, and jerry jones doubling down on his team having respect for the national anthem. >> as far as the dallas cowboys are concerned you know where i stand with our policy as we stand. jillian: the nfl suspended their new anthem policy that would allow players to stay in locker rooms. are we in for another controversial season? state assemblyman karen lawlor, thank you for joining us this morning. what is your thought as we head into another season? >> jerry jones, you and i wouldn't be talking about this right now, preseason, who is going to get cut, who is going to make the team, how many wins the giants are going t

she was the sole remaining top ten women's seed after a ll sole remaining top ten women's seed afterst had fallen by the wayside in week one. yes, the absence of those top seeds. the seventh seed was the only one remaining and she looked on course for potentially a semifinal with serena williams. she was beaten today. we now have none of the top ten seeds in the women's drop remaining in the second week of the wimbledon championships. the manic monday today. another major casualty. she had never been past the second row to previously, and she said that she was enjoying wimbledon at long last. she won't be now after that big feet on court today. —— big defeat. the full england team of 23 trained today at their base in repino — including jamie vardy, who was an injury concern ahead of their world cup semifinal against croatia on wednesday. the former england defender martin keown says the spirit gareth southgate has generated in the side, gives them every chance to win the tounament. it is the togetherness and a shared journey. if you look at what they had to come through, it has not b

the remains of more than thirty thousand people killed in the spanish civil war a buried here in mass graves one great uncle. but i mean really dark. whenever i come here i can't sleep the night before. growth there as i find it very upsetting. the monument commissioned by remains of republican opponents later the spanish dictator was also buried here when not permitted to film in the underground basilica but sylvia takes photos her uncle lives in an anonymous grave franco in a tomb behind the altar spain's new socialist government now plans to exuma franco's remains and turn them over to his family for sylvia that would be a first step. for not frank or. removing franco is important for our democratic culture. but for me it would also be important to remove our relatives from here. that after all the history and the origin of this monument is anything but democratic. don't touch the valley says this t. shirt gutierrez wants franco and the others to remain at the valley of the fallen she says the mostly him does not dishonor the memory of the dictator's opponents an avowed franco supp

remains free at the point of access but there after there are no guarantees. social care of the elderly is in crisis it is a very special people my age because the older you get the more likely to you to have to have cooler than we have got before the change they don't want to go because the know all they need on the rain and they don't know how they're going to . find anything to imply say that they have to be assurance and they know that they will still be cared for when they can time the problems have not gone unnoticed there are regular demonstrations against hospital closures and cutbacks this protest last weekend attracted thousands of marches the public affection for the n.h.s. remains undimmed and there is much to celebrate about the past seventy years but the prognosis for the service remains uncertain paul brennan al jazeera milton keats the spanish city of perm florida has launched an app to prevent sexual assault at the running of the bulls festival users will be able to report the crimes to police by pressing a button that says their location upon

they will now be tested to see if they are indeed the remains —— remains of us soldiers.000 unaccounted for in north korea, some of the remains have been returned over the years on the has been a lull since the peace process has not exactly gone smoothing. all of this takes place of the 55th anniversary of the signing of the armistice that would not have bypassed north korea. this is a major concession and a pledge from kim jong—un to donald trump at that summit in singapore. it may be now that pyongyang is looking for concessions of its own from washington. they want the peace process moved forward, but the fundamental problem remains, north korea still has nuclear missiles and nuclear material. a deadline has passed for the us government to reunite families separated at its southern border by donald trump's much—criticised zero tolerance policy. civil rights campaigners are concerned some children have not yet been matched with their parents — and actually may never be reunited. under president trump's policy, aimed at discouraging immigration, more than 2,500 children

who has remained a remainer.le of times and cannot make head nor tail of it. it is a mess. so the answer to the question is, not by can see. the political fallout from chequers continues. today a parliamentary aide at the former offers resigned over brexit. it is still not clear if the premise of‘s new plan will survive intact. we will find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm in the papers tonight. the headlines on bbc news: jubilation in moscow was france win the world cup. the us president, donald trump, has left the uk on air force one. he's arrived to meet russian president in helsinki. the czech republic has refused a request from italy to receive migrants. the rail operator govia thameslink is introducing its third new timetable in three months. passengers have suffered severe disruption after an overall the schedule in need. 0ther rail companies cancelled services today —— blaming staff shortages due to the hot weather and world cup final. here's our business

actually returning soldiers' remains.r point, until the dna analysis is done in hawaii, we won't know who they are. these could be british soldiers. the british fought alongside us in the korean war. presumably the north koreans would return remains that they thought were westerners. until that analysis is done, we certainly don't know. >> you know it is the u.n. flag draped over the remains and not an american flag. the dna analysis, they say it will take months of detailed analysis to determine how many americans can even be identified. you were saying there are 7697 unaccounted for americans in north korea. considered m.i.a. and they're thinking they're handing over 55 of them? >> right. the north koreans on various occasions have said they have 200 sets of remains. the pentagon estimates there are 5,300 sets of remains and that 7697 number are missing. we also know that of that 7697, they say they're m.i.a. many should be characterized as p.o.w.s. we have incontrovertible evidence that americans were captured. we have

the park remains open...but thick smoke is affecting the air quality there. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... from the outside... the businesses look legitimate. but it's what police found inside that triggered arrrests. ( darya ) plus... students will be paying less for tuition at the university of california for the upcoming year. but its not by much. ( terisa ) and after the break... the rugby world cup sevens is kicking off in san francisco. what fans can expect for the big weekend... ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ( james ) ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. along the water highs won't move too much, staying in the 60's and 70's. tonight into tomorrow isolated monsoonal thunderstorms will pop up across the region with most not resulting in any rain hitting the g

north korea has sent back remains before, so is this a bi? de bruce: it is a big deal in that any day that america gets fallen soldiers back is a good day. onleca puts great priority bringing fservicemen and women home for a belated homecoming with. families.d remains have been repatriated in the past, up until 2005 when then-secretary of defense rumsfeld canceled his missions to go to the country to get the remains back because of concerns about the safety of americans in north korea. janedoes it get us closer to the issue of denuclearization? bruce: no, it doesn't. it is a confidence building measure. as secretary of defense mattis said today, is unrelated to negotiations. it is a welcome development. just as the closing of the entrarces to the nucest site and the dismantlement of an engine test site is welcome. but they areto really unrelate achieving actualcl derization of north korea that is required to do under you and resolutions. not hearingwe much about that? bruce: because they hae clear that they have a different definition than th

while her wherabouts remain a mystery...an mateo county sheriff's office did hint that they may have new information in the case. kron 4's charles clifford has an udpate. well, athorities have called the dissapearnce of angela hernandez suspicious and her location remains a mystery.on wednesday morning, the san mateo county sheriff's office tweeted out that they were following up on a lead in the investigation into the disspearance of 23-year-old angela hernandez. the sheriff's office declined to elaborate but later in the day they tweeted again saying that the search continues. our investigators are still working the lead.at this point it's unclear what new information the sheriff's office may be looking into. angela hernandez was driving from portland oregon to southern california last week but hasn't been heard from since friday morning when she texted her sister that she was leaving half moon bay, presumably headed south on highway one. later that evening, hernandez's cell phone was davenport in santa cruz count

and north korea has handed over the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war a u.s. aircraft brought the remains to an air base in south korea the handover follows an agreement reached by north korean leader kim jong un and u.s. presidents donald trump at the singapore summits ensure. you're watching news coming to you live from then more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget says you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that is w dot com i want to get john's on the lens thanks for watching. and. it's a pioneering ecological project for you crested morning in garden city and . it's all about sustainable. nice fright all the ones in the apartment garden city but if element that will hopefully find a way to. go at africa next w. the same mistake of the tasty resistible customers don't know the street food. come on a journey to the street kitchen amazing. street food. coffee alabama. food. w. . just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of this captivating sound. in the