but roy didn't resign he came down to a no confidence vote on friday that roy lost. from economics professor to governing the country sanchez his journey to the top has been extraordinary. twice he suffered tumbling defeats in national elections while opposition leader in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen. he was forced to resign after a bitter standoff with the hose people's party sanchez made a comeback in twenty seventeen determined to challenge to avoid over the major corruption scandal within his conservative party his time in office is likely to be turbulent. so closely into that it will tell you i am aware of the responsibility that i'm taking on during such a complex moment in the politics of our country that is what i can say is that besides being aware that i'm going to tackle all the challenges that our country faces with humility and give it my all to modernize our country. but i mean what i thought about him i mean federal probation now he says he'll lead differently with the socialist you gotta terry and in europe friendly government

lawmakers in spain are about to vote on a no confidence motion against prime minister mariano rajoy roy admitted defeat just ahead of the vote he's expected to be replaced by a socialist leader petro sanchez told parliament that it was an honor to lead the country the opposition socialists called for the vote after members of roy's party words linked to a corruption scandal. let's get the very latest now from martin roberts who is standing by for us from madrid so so martin just walk us through now what is at stake for spain as roy admits to this defeat shortly before the vote well what's at stake is that spain where he will be facing gets general elections in as many years within a couple of months. post suggests that those elections with roots in his many elections a hung parliament so we may well need to see some coalition building on the other big question of course is the paterson ship today will automatically become the new prime minister was he the only house eighty five piece of coal in the chamber three times fifty so it's very unlikely that he can for workable don't so it look

an opening wicket partnership of 174 betweenjason roy and johnny bairstow set the foundation as roy wenth an unbeaten half centruy helped guide his side home with more than five overs to spare. asi as i mentioned that can bridge the other day, we found a new gear of intensity. —— at trent bridge. hopefully it becomes the norm. you get off to a great start at the top of the order. the form is phenomenal. alex was the same, hungry and not out at the. fantastic to see. the last few games we have made the same mistakes. that is something we need to look at. going forward , something we need to look at. going forward, we just have to commit to plans more and for longer. is roy an ba i rstow plans more and for longer. is roy an bairstow will be at the top, they have to play good balls. —— if. we have to play good balls. —— if. we have to play good balls. —— if. we have to stay on top of the young attack it felt like we are always chasing the game. -- it feels like. golf news now. and on the pga tour, there's a two—way lead at the end of the first round of the travelers championship in connecti

>> school of roy cone. whatever you can get away with. that's what he learned from roy.e knew it but roy took it to the next level. when i was doing my book, an interesting conversation with real estate lawyer and a guy named eugene who happened to be roy's first cousin. worked for fred trump and roy's first cousin and introduced him. and he told me afterwards, it was like donald was atracked to the fact that he was indicted and really taken it that for. >> you're saying he liked it. >> he liked it. according to ge snrne, roy's co said dond went for that and after he met roy, the department of justice served the trump organization with a complaint about housing discrimination and fred trump had a similar complaint in cincinnati and made it go away quietly. next day with a press conference. >> went on blast and very aggressive. i want to play more one part of the michael cohen tape, take a listen. >> you write a story that hs mr. trump's name in it with the word rape and i'm going to mess your life up for the rest for as long as you're on this -- >> this one may have been

that's what he learned from roy. he already knew this, but roy took it to the next level.i was doing my book, a really interesting conversation with a real estate lawyer and a guy named eugene morris who happened to have been roy kohn's first cousin and had worked for fred trump but it was also roy kohn's first cousin. they had introduced donald to roy, and gene told me afterwards, it was like donald was attracted to the fact that roy had been indicted, that this guy had really taken it, you know, that far. >> you're saying he liked it. >> he liked it. according to gene morris, who was roy kohn's first cousin and he was around the two of them, and he said he thought donald really went for that. immediately, as soon as he met roy kohn right after that, the department of justice served the trump organization with a complaint about housing discrimination. fred trump had had a similar complaint in cincinnati, made it go away quietly. not donald. next day they had a press conference -- >> no, they were very aggressive. >> blasted back -- >> on that, i want to play one more part

you can't lose when you don't play, roy. >> anyway, 32 other countries are playing in the world cup, and the favorites are struggling. portugal forced space to a tie. >> that makes sense, they tie at everything, same enpins la, same language. >> different language. >> same culture in fact, i think they tied because they both stop ford a little siesta halfway through the game. >> that was 100% wrong. now yesterday we also saw switzerland fielt mighty brazil to a tie and before that argentina and messi only tied against iceland, iceland. a country so small that bjork was a sub on their bitch. >> that's true but the biggest shock so far was that mexico bet de-- beat defending champ germany which was a seismic event. >> mexico defeated the defending champions germany and there are shock waves literally in mexico city. at nearly the same time that one mexico goal was scored sensors detected a mini earthquake. the mexican geological service said possibly set off by so many fans jumping in the air all at one time. >> think about th

man u life financial ceo roy gori.he interest in that john hancock business is not just because it has been in the u.s. market for so long, but it was a big push into the u.s. from this canadian-based player and it is underperforming. it remains to see that that it is actionable take a second look at. shery: i found that interesting, and also their comments on their asia business, that it is a third of their earnings and they are expecting a lot of optimism there. --ing up, a blow to the from the bench to organized labor. we will hear from the original plaintiff, mark janis, next. this is bloomberg. amanda: and that is one of our ,ighlights from tictoc streaming live on twitter. i'm amanda lang in toronto. in newand i'm shery ahn york. before an unsecured retirement, justice anthony kennedy made one of the last decisions in his that the practice of making public employees pay union dues violates the first amendment and cannot continue. the move, the dissent said, will lter the relationship between employers and employe

are you going to resign mr roy are you going to keep on clinging to the position weakening democracy and weakening the quality of the government in the end these were charges he could no longer answer opening the way for yet another set of elections and possibly another vulnerable government to shop al-jazeera. let's go back to our correspondent in the back and now he is joining us live from the capital madrid so naïve could what's happened today need to more elections in spain. hypothetically yes it could indeed i don't think the specter of elections is entirely gone away it would probably need to happen next is for pedro sanchez when he's formally. goes through the process of becoming prime minister he could end up having to go she has a dialogue with some of the other political parties we know that see other than us the center right party and the demos the leftist party of keen for that to happen particularly i have to say other than argue in the polls at the moment of being coming out on top they're really pushing for elections later down the line but it's absolutely going to be.

anuradha roy, thank you very much. many early shifts! —— remember. this is how the weather watches have been viewing the weather today in the north. looking rather damp, but on improving picture in lancaster. the weather fronts drag their way further to the east. we have had an area low— pressure further to the east. we have had an area low—pressure close to the west of the british isles and that is throwing the cloud across scotland and the north of england and it sickens as it drifts from west to east —— thickens. down into the western side of england, as well, and eventually everywhere is under clear skies what time until we drag more cloud into the south—western quarter which is why we have six in scotla nd quarter which is why we have six in scotland and 13 in cardiff and down into plymouth. just watch out, if you need dry weather, the western wiles and northern ireland, you have got to be up and about sunday, because you will get thickening cloud and there will be some rain, not with the intensity we have seen in

from basic computer knowledge to complex programming courses roy wants to transform afghan society through digital education along with computing her classes also teach financial literacy. when away i see the guildhall life for the first time i see that excitement and that her phrase and that's is important because if women get the financial independence this is has the pol there to dramatically change a society can see into the world. the organisation has brought more than fifty thousand girls between the ages of twelve and eighteen online about one fifth have completed training as a programmer the first graduates have already begun launching their own startups lawyer my boobs vision of a new afghanistan is taking shape. that was the snapshot now i. want more from the digital world then visit our facebook page d w digital. here you'll find the latest digital news in print interesting apps the newest gadgets helpful tutorials and of course the ship reports follow us comment and tell us what you think on d w digital. and as always on shift we leave through the exit the internet find of the

squad comes to mind well not noir makes the team despite concerns over his fitness a rising star on the roy saturday. i'm still gal welcome to the program germany's chancellor i'm going to america i'm tired israeli counterpart benyamin netanyahu have been holding talks in the first since the united states pulled out of the iran nuclear deal mr netanyahu is visiting the deals european signatures to demand a tougher line on. we have great opportunities but we also face great challenges and i think the greatest challenge to the civilized world first is today the danger that comes up from. militant islamic

conditions are much the same in need to roy the main trouble spot here is the motto a starter for valor several young men have been apprehended tensions in the favela are running high and the human rights commission has its hands full. one mother says two of her sons were arrested at a political event the military police beat them implanted narcotics on them even while to leiria patroller is still addressing the city council her coordinator. is filing a complaint with a local police officer a-t. on behalf of to larry and the other victims this is the best they have to stop these guys. we have to guarantee that they'll never repeat what they did to you. to enter your house to put your son in handcuffs and then beat him. to beat your other son that's torture. to get to put a plastic bag over his head he suffocate and they can't do that it's a crime that you think. their mother never would have dared to file a complaint on her own but now she's glad she did it will go straight to the need to roy's city council even though technically it's too late. to larry i personally takes charge of esp

removed after losing a new confidence vote in parliament admitting defeat just ahead of the vote mr roy said that it had been an honor to lead his country he'll be replaced by socialist leader pedro son jets whose party called the vote after members of roy's a center right party were linked to a corruption scandal. he is the man of the hour pedro sanchez has achieved his goal of ousting his old foe marianna. the socialist opposition leader was a driving full was in the campaign to oust him. so he quickly needed are you ready to resign here today he resigned today and leave by your own will and it will all in here if. it finally came to an end and now sanchez is set to become spain's new prime minister from economics professor to governing the country some just journey to the top has been extraordinary twice he suffered humbling defeats in national elections while opposition leader in two thousand and fifteen and sixteen he was forced to resign after a bitter standoff with clockwise people's party sanchez made a comeback in two thousand and seventeen determined to turn into a high over t

if you are driving on the gill roy commute as you drive gill roy looking good.that whole stretch is moving along nicely and continuing up to the main part of the silicon valley. so right now off to a nice start with no major issues and a live look at 280 and san jose. looks very nice. and also looking that bay bridge you can see traffic is light here at the toll plaza. no problems on the bridge and locking at the -- looking that flags, they are basically not moving. >> a little puff from the west but not much. a good fog bank out there and i think that wail burn off a little sooner. high pressure is coming in. a few high clouds drifting by, probably only those in weather would notice. it was a pretty good fog bank yesterday. we were at seasonal averages. today 50s and 60s to start. oakland 55. close for everyone else. brentwood 62. oakland airport 10 miles per hour out of the west. here is the key, if that ramps up you might have to shave off a couple degrees. but this will decrease and temps will pump up. you can see boise idaho, salt lake city and drifted back

party said roy will not step down. leverage my knowledge will more time one more time our people get one hundred cases of corruption in the popular party i acknowledge that again but the popular party with its thousands and thousands of members is not a corrupt party but why do you like it or not. thank or if in when roy loses tomorrow the socialist party leader pedro sanchez is positioned to be the winner he watched the move against rory's government and he has the support of spain's regional parties. that is the reason i'm going to ask you a question mr rajoy be ready to resign are you ready to resign today right now. resign mr rajoy and everything will be out. he will leave the presidency of the government by your own will i. believe we are responding to the wishes of the majority of past the society. the most responsible course of action is to vote yes i trust that the promise of dialogue you made in your speech is true and you did not abuse the power and responsibility we are giving you. there. i appreciate your t

anuradha roy, welcome to talking books. just finished your latest novel, and i wanted to give everybody watching and listening a flavour of your writing, and maybe if you'd be kind enoughjust to writing, and maybe if you'd be kind enough just to start. we'll talk about the book in detail later, but this is all the lives we never lived. could you read the opening paragraph? in my childhood, i was known as the boy whose mother had run off with an englishman. the man was in fact german, but in smalltown india in those days, all white foreigners were largely thought of as british. this unconcern for a ccu ra cy as british. this unconcern for accuracy are annoyed my scholarly father, even in circumstances as dire as losing his wife to another man. now, when i read that, i couldn't then stop reading. that is a great opening paragraph. did you... in terms of the craft of writing, when you sit down, is that something you revised and revised and revise? is that somehow doubt because it does set out all the themes of the book, a youn

anuradha roy, thank you very much. andindeed with how we see the rest of the day and indeed the first half of the forthcoming week shaping up across all parts of the british isles. the next few days a fair amount of cloud and rain in the forecast for western scotla nd and rain in the forecast for western scotland and northern ireland particularly, further south the trend is for a lot of dry weather and things will warm up. at the moment cloud across the british isles and i nuance of cloud beginning to manifest away to the south west of ireland, more on that ina south west of ireland, more on that in a second. through the evening and overnight we will push quite an area of cloud further east into the north sea, taking the last what rayner has been off into the north sea. behind sky is clear but not a cold night by any means at all. quite the reverse across the south. dry start, quite a bit of sunshine and then that cloud i was talking about shows its hand yet again across western part of the british isles. and the chanc

kqed caught up with "daily show" correspondent roy wood jr. >> where are we today? >> this is the donald j. trump presidential twitter library. evybody at "theaily show," we sat around and started looking closer at the e president's t over the last couple of years, everyone in our digital department sta ed looking ones. you startoticing certain patterns. there's a lot of tweets where he's arguing with celebrities, trying to end people's careers, a lot of contradictions, stuff about policy. when you start looking at all the president's work, you see, oh, this is an exhibit, you know. barack obama is all about books. our predent is a about twitter. we felt like the best way to give people the experience of walking through t brain of our comma jer in chief is tost put it out on the wall. his is all the people he's argued and talked trash out. bush, trash about jeb about rob pattinson. somehow they still persevere i'm not sure whether you leave this library feeling better about the coury or mor horrified. you should definitely feel something. >> earlier this week abc ca

arundhati roy, thank you so much. thank you.ones thereof. it is actually about 70% complete, a total of nine metres long. and to make it more interesting, it is a newly discovered species of carnivorous dinosaur, discovered on private ground in the us. the french buyer paid more than $2 million. now here's the question — do we like this free trade in dinosaur bones? it's a nice windfall obviously for the person who owns the land on which the relic was found, but it couldn't be said to be their own creation. and scientists worry that if dinosaurs become another form of ostentatious consumption for the very rich — like art — then museums which study dinosaurs will never be able to compete. it is a question of the private versus public interest. i'm joined by emily rayfield, professor of palaeobiology at the university of bristol. very good evening to you. you're the vice president of the society of vertebrate palaeontology. take us through the argument? as you said the auction to the auction house and asked them to reconsider sell

but roy safe pair of hands fumbled the latest scandal last week as more than two dozen business people including his party's former treasurer were sentenced on charges of corruption afterwards the socialist party put forward a motion to vote him from office is that he's worth anything. are you going to resign mr roy or are you going to keep on clinging to the position weakening democracy and weakening the quality of the government in the end these were charges he could no longer answer opening the way for yet another set of elections and possibly another vulnerable government to shop al-jazeera. and the bar has more from madrid. a seismic political moment here in spain the first time that a sitting prime minister has been un seated in a vote of no confidence here in congress one hundred eighty m.p.'s from across the political spectrum from six different parties are voted to back the vote of no confidence the motion was only brought to a matter of days ago last week by the head of the socialist party had both sanchez who is now prime minister the p.p.p. party the center right people's p

roy, i speak for you. i -- he's not a person that will hurt. we all have the capacity to do that, yes. but for the most part, everyone just wants a chance. everyone just wants a chance. if i walk into your store and i ask you for a job, i want it bad. i'll probably start just cleaning the toilets with a toothbrush like -- [laughter] as punishment. but i'm just saying that's how really serious and really what we're just looking for are opportunities and second chances. and a lot of our communities don't have them. right here in park slope, one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the the country, but a few miles down the road is east new york and certain sections where lights are not even on. the lights are not even on. the people are living in cars, abandoned cars or abandoned lots with cardboard boxes as their beds, as their blankets. and we don't care. but people want to eat. people want to survive. people want a job. people just want an opportunity. and i'm not saying for people like, oh, why should i give someone my -- why should i -- but wha

what roy cone did -- roy cohn did himself. this is all to be expected. >> arthel: who do you think leaked the letter, written by trump's legal team in january as we keep reporting and why now? >> well, if you're asking my opinion, i do not think it was leaked by robert mueller and his team. they have been very controlling information that comes out, not leaking. every time we learn about indictments, no one had any idea these were going to be indictments to begin with when they dropped. they have kept everything close to the vest. i think it's very possible that someone on trump's team leaked it and wanted to bring the arguments out and have rudy guliani talk about them today. that's my opinion. i don't have anything to prove that. but i think it's very unlikely this was leaked by robert mueller. they have seemed to not leak very much or at all during this investigation, so i don't see why they would leak this memo now. >> arthel: you don't know who leaked it so you can't say if it was someone on the trump team for sure. so me

[laughter] he talks about roy and what e he learned from roy, the importance of loyalty. he learned from roy i think he probably also learned about media and talked -- learned about what the president calls in the art of the deal -- truthful hyperbole that rest of us would call lying. [laughter] so -- but, i mean, i think there's -- bill clinton told lice they all tell lies nixon and clinton told bigger lies but i can't think of an american politician that is -- as cavalier with the truth to this extent unless you go back to mccarthy, i mean, everything he said was a lie. there were communists trying to infiltrate the government. but -- j. edgar hoover was nabbing them and in the department. mccarthy smeared jr. marshall and herod the post for -- so -- a lot in common in terms of a utter complete disregard for truth. and smearing -- but -- what they stand nor is different and donald trump is a person and they are very different people. but the lying and or smearing and indecent city i think are very similar. you alluded to this a moment ago but mccarthy goes down -- and i

to catch you up on everything sports related to roy wood, jr.hieng for i apologize for talking when you were talking. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> oh, what's up, sports heads? i'm chris tucker, that's jackie chan! >> that's not my name. >> i'm just joking! y'all give it up upfor international correspondent ronny chieng, right here! ( cheers and applause ) now, ronny is going to help us break down the world cup. >> thanks, roy. the world cup begins thursday in russia. it's the biggest sporting event in the world. >> tha ronny. now let's get torts americans actually care afnlt basketball, the golden state ware champions again, after sweeping the cleveland cavaliers. >> you mean the cavaliers? >> no, i do not. it's just lebron. cavalier. ( laughter ) and it turns out even he w 100%. >> we found out after the game that lebron james played most of the series with a significant hand injure. he says he punched a white board after cleveland's brutal loss in game one. >> pretty much played the last three games with a broken hand. self-inflicted, post-gam

roy vagelos and dlona t. va the j.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your .retirement compa >> additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by ieontributions to your pbs station fromrs like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. today, china warned of a trade war if the united states increases tariffs. the canadian prime minister used the terms "insulting andac ptable" in response to new u.s. tariffs on his country's steel and aluminum. and the planned historic summit between president trump and north korea's leader kim jong us ow less than ten days away. but in washington this morning, most of the talk was about a 20- page confidential ent from the president's legal team to special counsel robert mueller in january -msterday the "n

trump, just like with roy moore in alabama, the reason that trump supported roy moore wasn't becauseoore would be a great senator. it's because he identified with the persecution that roy moore was suffering. and he sees a fellow persecuted soul in scott pruitt. >> here's the thing, though. i remember two months ago white house officials would say if there's one more controversy, that's the end of the line for scott pruitt. that was like six or seven scandals ago. >> he's deregulating and that's all they want to do. business people care about two things. they want lower taxes on themselves and they want deregulation. the roundtable is sticking with us. coming up, these three will tell me what i don't know. you're watching "hardball." liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of

roy wood, jr.ts from the front lines. >> two words that will scare you -- illegal immigrants. >> we have gang members, predators, rapists, killers. >> illegal immigrants are burglars, are thieves there to harm your security and steal your prosperity. >> trump has been cracking down on illegal innovators with a voluntary program called 287g, inviting local police to cooperation with immigration and customs enforcement, better known on the streets as i.c.e. to investigate i went to salem p.a. to met with 287g 0g fred acon rough. he has a lot of shit on his desk. >> it helps put people in jail or if i decide to report ships them out of here. >> the program gives police departments access to the i.c.e. database, basically putting i.c.e. on speed dial when they want to deport undocumented criminals. >> so it saves me sometimes hours of police time waiting for i.c.e. to get back to us. >> god forbid it's late at night, you have to text i.c.e. you have to be, like, hey, girl, what you doin' i.c.e. baby? >

a aditi roy in california. >> the lines are long because n the disc are deep.ome cannabis up to 80% off. >> cdc used to be 20 to $30. green croas it over here for $5 an theig which is way better. it's not hurting my pocket. >> reporter: the reason? tsix months after thete of california legalized recreational marijuana, new regulations are scheduled to take effect,july 1st which require all cannabis products on store shelves undergo extensive lab testing for potency. so pot growers are unloading their inventory before it becomes illegal. they slash prices as low as possible so they won't have to toss out the pot. >> there are lines going out the dooand down the sidewalk. it's like it's 4/20 every single day. >> but labs at test clinics are busy, too. >> we've seen a tenfold ncrease. >> the new testing requirements bs creating a backlog at l like steve hill in berkeley. it's one of 31 testing labs in s california, ate with over 400 licesed retailers. chief officer daniels say he doesn't expect it to lighten up any time soon, so they're moving into a bigger buildi

aditi roy has more. >> reporter: san francisco is about to elect a new mayor in a wide open race andany voters have strong opinions about the issues important to them. >> i understand the tech companies coming in, but the problem is that they have pushed out a lot of the old-time residents. >> two problems. one is mentallyll homeles people, and two is drug addicts. >> thereanre eightdates running for mayor but the top three contenders appear to be london breed, jane kim, and mark leno and the city's housing crisis seems to be front and center in the that's where tech leaders come in companies like twitter, airbnb, and uber have almoved into san ancisco the last few years, and the infusion of highly paid engineers has been blamed for the city's housing crisisnd rise of mamelessness. ny tech leaders are looking for solutions to these problems ll the candidates addressed those topics, breed, the fron arunner,ears to have the most aggressive plan for building more homes. she's pledged to create at least 5,000 units of housing per year and has backed removing homeless people from the stre

stra as adid roy tells us, it gives a new meaning to the question paper or pltic? >> at th slanted door restaurant i san francisco servers onl hand out paper strauz. company officials say they wanted to give customers an option that's better for the environment. >> one use plastic is not a good plan for us. >> and sarah likes the compostable plastic straw that comes wit. her iced coff >> i think banning plastic straws is a tiny thing in stopping the wav of plastic garbage that might hit us. >> reporter: they're not alone. consumers, cities, and companies across the nation and the world are yielding to calls to replace plastic strawsith more eco-friendly options. bans on plastic straws are either already in place or being debated in states like california and cities from n sel take effect july 1st. >> hopefully many of theas companies here in seattle, like starbucks and costco, will follow the xacity'sle and start rapidly reducing their plastic footprint. activists across the country and city will continue to demand it. >>> earlier t this year nearly one-third of sh

roy agrees with the president's diplomatic style. he's in woodstock, georgia. roy, good. >> caller: a few years ago i was stationed in germany and went on to price cars. i could buy three italian made sports cars for the price of one chevrolet impala and a corvette was 93,000. the italian sports car was 33,000. i do approve that we've been unfairly charged extra money for buying american cars in germany. i think it's unfair. germans love american cars, but they can't afford to buy them. last thing, to understand president trump, google mark taylor on the show called "supernatural" and also rabbi jonathan khan. trump has a mission, a mission to restore america. i wish more people would look at that prophesy. there's several prophesies about what trump is doing. so many of us are ignorant of what he's actually trying to do and his plan to make america great again. >> okay. well, cecilia, the eu trade commissioner, writes an opinion piece in today's "wall street journal"s did -- disagreeing with what roy had to say. she argues, the administration has decided to ad

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter barbar hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that'shy we're your retirement company. >> additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station fr viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. the united states is holding trade talks in beijing today. this ces days after the trump administration imposed new tariffs on aluminum and steel made in canada, mexico and the euroan union. commerce secretary wilbur ross arrived in cna for meetings pected to last several days. earlier this week, the white house said it would move forward with a plan to impose a 25% tariff on chinese products using new technologies in part to protect national security. just two weeks ago, u.s. treasury secretatry steve mnuchin s

well, roy wood, jr.ore. >> this is montana also known as trump country. >> do we love montana? do we love mt. mt. ? >> it's so rare in a reeseenent election both candidates started shooting up tvs. there is also less black folk in montana than a wes anderson film. in helena they made history. >> collins defeated smith. >> elected the first black mayor in the state's entire history. i had to check in with this dude. how do you end up in montana? let's just be real about it. even hannah montana is blacker than montana, montana. >> i came on the refugee reassessment program. >> oh, yeah, i forgot to mention, this dude came to america from war-torn africa. he's a full-on liberian refugee who escaped a brutal civil war and somehow became the mayor? they voted for you? >> yes. >> the african refugee. >> yes. >> in montana? >> yeah. >> how the hell did you do that? >> we knocked on thousands of doors. i went to those doors and knocked on those doors. >> you're crazy as ( bleep )! >> people welcomed me. >> you j

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos f the j.p.ndation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. the trade battit between the states and china is escalating. rhe trump administration revised its list of new iffs on $50 billion worth of chinese produc yesterday, and china retaliated within hours. inthe u.s. will now add 25ew tariffs on more than one 1,000 chinese products. among them, bulldozers, aircraft engine parts, agricultural machinery and automo. china responded by increasing riffs by 25% on $50 billion of u.s. impor including automobiles, agriculturalse products, ood and medical equipment. president

roy vagelos and diana t vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. . the anderson family fu rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of ameca-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> additional support has been provided by: and by the corpration for ublic broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs n statioom viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. at the group of seven summit in quebec six heads of state concluded the two day meeting. while the seventh, president donald trump, left earlys heading for eting in singapore with north korean leader kim jong un. ft, the president issued stern warnings and threatened to end trade with his counterparts if they didn't halt what he called unfair trade practices. at the same time, he also proposed eliminating all tariffe and tarriers-- a drastic change to the current economic system tmit would impact ions of job

forty six year old economist and lawyer and was the one who followed the no confidence vote against mr roy now it's not in spain it's going through a political shake up after several italian coalition parties are finally formed a euro skeptic an anti-establishment government that is close to the wire is about to take power after months of political turmoil there don court has got more on that for us. brussels has more to fear than ever before with italy's euro skeptics back in the game poised to form a new government the e.u. may be in for some trouble handpicked by the populist five star movement and right leaning league party just separate content will fill the shoes of italy's new prime minister noda politics the fifty three year old law professor has proposed a slew of new ministers first is the new pick for the labor minister now he's vowed to tackle poverty promising a basic income for all the tally ends and then there's the interior minister whose values to deport thousands of migrants and fix the crisis and lastly we have paulo sivana the original pick for economic minister he's ma

not when you're facing jason roy upfront, or capable of long grain spectacularfirms roy upfront, or capablehe made 20 more before encountering a particularly sharp pain. captain tim's catch solved one problem, but once he gets going, there is no catching him. he turned over 91 of england's 342, a record against australia. so to the chase, a chance for england to strip back and expose any for england to strip back and expose a ny flaws for england to strip back and expose any flaws in the aussie order, batting uncovered. australia were four wickets down and struggling when shaun marsh decided there was only one way out of this. batting win with this with him was glenn maxwell, but on 31, the man known as the big show had to go. australia's chances might have followed him. scotland are chasing 206 to beat ireland in their t20 match in the netherlands. only three batsmen got into double figures in ireland's score of 205 for five, but all three made half centuries. andy balbirnie's 74 coming offjust 40 balls. scotland in reply are 112—3 after 14 overs. play got under way two hours late in st lu

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. ing is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retiment products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> additional support has been provided by: and public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios atr lincoln cen new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. u.s. government officials say they know the location of all of the more than 2,000 children separated from their p or guardians at the border with mexico. and that g working to reunite them with their families. in a report released last night, the department of health and human services states that 17% of the chiren in its custody were placed there as a result of the "zero tolerance" policy. the rest, according to.h.s., re unaccompanied by an adult. customs and border patrol reported 522 children have been reunited with their parents, and that