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. �* ., , to the previous president, shall we sa. . . , say. johnson and donald trump are best friends _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris johnson i are best friends and borisjohnson is basically a british version of trump. we are slightly overblown with that. i think all world leaders found it incredibly challenging dealing with trump because of his unpredictability even though they may have came from similar political persuasions will stub just the idea that a president could agree to something of then change his mind over night was a bit of a headache for them, over night was a bit of a headache forthem, i imagine. and having a president who pressured on ci to eye with one of those issues but at least you understand the process in this consistency in the certainty, thatis this consistency in the certainty, that is something that i think some of the prime minister will appreciate and they do

this is a little of what he had to sa , ., ., , ., this is a little of what he had to sa . ., ., , .,f the _ say. i had a visit from the chief of staff of the jordanian _ say. i had a visit from the chief of staff of the jordanian armed - say. i had a visit from the chief of. staff of the jordanian armed forces staff of thejordanian armed forces this morning, in which he informed me that i was not allowed to go out, to communicate with people, or to meet with them. because in the meetings i had been present in, on social media relating to visits, there has been criticism of the government or the king. i asked him if i was the one criticising, he said no. he said, but this was a warning from him, from the chief of police, and from the chief of the security services, that i should not need my house, that i could only visit family, that i could not tweet, and that i could not communicate with people. queen noor, prince hamza's american—born mother and widow of the late king hussein ofjordan, has posted her reaction on twitter. well i'm joined now by our chief international correspondent,

ilia: tiene diez aÑos, wilton, saliÓ con sa mamÁ, fue deportado y secuestrado.pudo pagar el rescate. jorge: hablamos con el tÍo sobre el triste destino de este niÑo. y de su familia. >> yo venÍa con un grupo. y me dejaron botado, no sÉ dÓnde estÁn. reportera: la segunda vez en dos semanas que cruza la frontera. >> me cual dejaron botado. reportera: sabemos el motivo de sus lÁgrimas y el terror en su rostro. dÍas antes su madre y Él fueron secuestrados en mÉxico. >> me pueden robar, secuestrar o algo. >> eso fue inmediato. lo agarraron. y dice que la trataron malÍsima. reportero: su tÍo, hermano de la madre, dice que hace dos semanas madre e hijo cruzaron la frontera. asegura que su hermana dijo que ella como el niÑo fueron maltratados por las autoridades de migraciÓn y expulsados inmediatamente a mÉxico. >> dijeron que no tuviera gastando su saliva. que no querÍa saber nada de ella. que fuera arreglar sus problemas a su paÍs. reportera: algo que admite que lo tomÓ por sorpresa. >> no esperaba esto. criticaron a trump, resultÓ que salieron peor. reportera: segÚn

, what the turkeys foreign ministry is sa ini_ ., ., what the turkeys foreign ministry is sa ini. .,foreign ministry is saini. ., ., ., saying. so far that reaction has been rhetorical. _ saying. so far that reaction has been rhetorical. that's - saying. so far that reaction has| been rhetorical. that's language saying. so far that reaction has - been rhetorical. that's language we would have expected. the key thing will be what will ddoonn say if anything. biden alerted him yesterday that he would move forward on this. president biden was also careful to put this... it’s on this. president biden was also careful to put this. . ._ careful to put this... it's getting hard to hear— careful to put this... it's getting hard to hear you, _ careful to put this... it's getting hard to hear you, actually. - careful to put this... it's getting hard to hear you, actually. i'm i hard to hear you, actually. i'm going to pick up again to ask you about what you think turkey might do in terms of action rather than rhetoric? i in terms of action rather than rhetoric? ~ in terms of action rather than

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keep everybody say. variants, and it helps keep everybody say-— variants, and it helps keep eve bod sae crucial to help prevent outbreaks in the future. but labour said the mass testing programme must be backed by improved financial support so those told to self—isolate can afford it. and some scientists have questioned the accuracy of the tests, especially in people who don't have symptoms. the tests are not _ who don't have symptoms. iie: tests are not good who don't have symptoms. "iie: tests are not good at who don't have symptoms. tie: tests are not good at ruling out and saying you don't have covid. we have to be very careful to get a message to everybody that says if the test is negative, behave the same. don't believe you have not got covid. don't go and kiss and cuddle your granny or grandad because it is not a test which tells us that, it is not a good enough test.— tells us that, it is not a good enough test. the government claims the — enough test. the government claims the kits _ enough test. the government claims the kits are _ enough test. the government claims the kits

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when ou sa certainty to work with. when you say the _ certainty to work with.the uk _ certainty to work with. when you say the uk took - certainty to work with. when l you say the uk took unilateral action, that is the british government delaying the implementation, wasn't it, of some border processes. without you eu agreement. how do you see the problem being resolved between brussels and london? it's got to be a political fix rather than a technical fix. what you could say is, we've been working for 3.5 months now with those sticking plaster is in operation. is that caused any great concern to the eu? should it? is it because concern for the single market? if you are being pragmatic and sensible, you would say no. these have been sensible easements. ratherthan these have been sensible easements. rather than being imposed by one side. it’s easements. rather than being imposed by one side. it's been a tricky time — imposed by one side. it's been a tricky time in _ imposed by one side. it's been a tricky time in northern - a tricky time in northern ireland in re

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has warned its war retaliate against the czech republic after its own of 18 russian diplomats with sas military spies for access spreads they were behind deadly explosions at our nomination devil 2014 at last to discuss the case at a meeting of e.u. foreign ministers on monday. the blast that claimed 2 lives a military ammunitions warehouse in the east of the czech republic explodes in october 24th teen causing widespread damage. 2 months later another similar explosion. 7 years on the czech government says it found a link between the explosions and russian secret services. based on clear evidence of tain during the investigation conducted by our security services i can say there is well grounded suspicion about the involvement of officers of the russian intelligence service g r u. people who want to see if. these are the key suspects believed to have been in the country at the time of the blast both men are also wanted in the u.k. in connection with the 2800 poisoning of sergei scruple a former russian spy and 18 russian embassy staffers accused of being military spies now have 48 hou

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the court said the conditions did not make a mistake and is solely because the eight measures for sasbenefit all of the victims of the damage caused by covid-19. stop whining about it. wrapping up with easyjet, off 6%. strong words saying while it will operate no more than 20% of its 2019 capacity, it is ready to ramp up flights from may given enough demand. british airways says the u.k. travel plans are all moving in the right direction, giving that sector a boost. let's get to the travel optimism. will it be warranted? joining me is a reporter from the bloomberg transportation team. is it positive news or is it just hope at this point? sid: at the moment it is more hope than concrete plans. in europe the vaccination campaign was stumbling a little bit with the johnson & johnson jab, concerns about the side effects, as well as plans to reopen border still in limbo, although moving along. at the moment it is more optimism. alix: these stocks have had a tremendous run. i was saying overall within the european equities is huge, also easyjet up 6%. when we talk about investors and analys

the government sa s vaccine than not. the government says there — vaccine than not. be _ vaccine than not. the government says there will be enough - vaccine than not. the government says there will be enough pfizer. vaccine than not. the government l says there will be enough pfizer and moderna doses for 8.5 million 18 to 29—year—oldss to be vaccinated. the message from ministers one of reassurance. taste message from ministers one of reassurance-— message from ministers one of reassurance. we know there are letters working, _ reassurance. we know there are letters working, the _ reassurance. we know there are letters working, the safety i reassurance. we know there are i letters working, the safety system is working and we are on track to meet goal of offering to all adults by the end ofjuly, and the speed of the roll—out would be affected by these decisions. when you get the call, get the jab. these decisions. when you get the call, get the jab-— call, get the 'ab. scientists trackin: call, get the 'ab. scientists tracking the i call, get the jab. scientists track

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vilma: segÚn su hermano ella y sa hijo fueron secuestrados en mÉxico.e, dÍas despuÉs. ella recobrÓ su libertad, cruzÓ la frontera y se entregÓ a las autoridades. la dejaron libre para que tramite su asilo. >> pues me siento feliz, protegida. ya pensaba que completamente no tenÍa protecciÓn, nada. ya estando aquÍ me siento segura. con mÁs protecciÓn. el miedo ya se me quita. vilma: completarÁ maÑana su cuarentena por la pandemia wilton. la reunificaciÓn serÁ en cualquier momento. cÓmo te preparas para en caso de que maÑana te entreguen a wilton? >> no sÉ. ilia: cuentanos, la madre ya sabe cuÁndo se reunirÁ, cuÁndo lo verÁ por fin? vilma: no tiene fecha, pero su esperanza de que termine maÑana la cuarentena su reencuentro pueda ocurrir en cualquier momento. regreso contigo, jorge. jorge: vilma, muchas gracias por esto. vamos a cambiar de tema. el presidente de mÉxico dijo que en una semana su gobierno tendrÁ listo un plan para reforzar la vigilancia en la frontera sur. la frontera con guatemala. le darÁ atenciÓn especial y protecciÓn a los niÑos. >> hemos

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de floyd y uso de drogas podÍa llevarle a la muerte y que chauvin no se extra limitÓ en la fuerza u sÁs tlad policÍa acusada de matar a dawn te wrath wright. asegura que se confundiÓ al disparar su arma en lugar de la pistola tazer, segÚn la oficina de fiscal, de ser hayada culpable, podrÍa ser condenada a 10 aÑos en prisiÓn. >>> y como hemos visto la forma de muriÓ down te wright ha causado indignaciÓn, reus delegado hablÓ con un experto de seguridad y aquÍ su opiniÓn. >>> falta de prÁctica, muchas veces, estos oficiales van una vez al aÑo a hacer prÁctica de tiro. >>> falta de prak tb y memoria muscular factores que este experto vio el en video captado por la cÁmara corporal de la oficial acusada de homicidio en segundo grado, tras la puerta de down te wright. >>> anuncia un tazer, y demorÓ segundos para ver que en sustituyos manos no tenÍan un tazer. >>> un disparo acuden tal segÚn el jefe de policÍa que al igual que potter renuncio a supuesto, esta confusiÓn de armas ha desatado gran indignaciÓn. >>> tazer va en lado contrario al arma de fuego, el color del arma es diferente. la te

we heard it sounds like sa gorilla sitting on your chest. would you say that is accurate, tracy. >> yeah. i never had gorilla on my chest. i imagine that one would be that heavy. the feeling that you have in your chest is pretty significant. >> once gain thesh white cloud that we see there is expected. totally normal. that's the liquid oxygen vaporizing, essentially, as it comes into contact with the humid florida air. as point of ref vense, the liquid oxygen, that we load onboard falcon 9 is super chilled to help dense fy that liquid oxygen. when i say super chilled. you mean really, really cold. we are talking like neg piv 336 degrees. of course, when it comes into ambient air, it will turn. >> it has started. >> ok. there we heard the callout that second stage has just begun. >> and so the mission team that we have seen in control rooms from kennedy space senator houston, to hawthorne, are all lay are laser focused on keeping this crew safe from this point and all the way to the space station and back home in six months. we had a chance t

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the san jose sharks announced they will soon allow fans back into the sa peace center and top golf opened its stores kron four's amanda harry is live at top golf. a very exciting thing in the south bay with how they're keeping everyone safe while still having a good time. >> and they're taking a lot of precautions. everything outdoors as you can see, i'm outside right now. there's also dividers up their spacing out these bays hears of people too close and they're sanitizing everything when everyone's done now was requested that i swing a golf i've never done that before. so i'm gonna put this little golf ball just over this ledge here. i well, there are much better golfers here. much better opportunities for the being able and make sure that we're doing the right thing. people are teeing off. >> for the first time at top golf, san jose director of operations travis miller says this location has been in the making for 2 years. initially was supposed to open about a year ago but things changed because of covid-19 making sure that we can open at the right time with them to guide everything l

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pero tambiÉn desesaba ver a su padre, de sa mamÁ atesoraba sus Últimas palabras. >> que me cuidara.riesgo de que... transiten los niÑos por todo nuestro paÍs, vayan al norte. nos preocupa mucho eso. ilia: la patrulla fronteriza de estados unidos informÓ que 19.000 niÑos no acompaÑados cruzaron desde mÉxico en marzo. jorge: la muerte del joven afroamericano en manos de una policÍa causa conmociÓn. la familia de la victima y miembros de la comunidad piden justicia. viviana nos informa de la noticia en desarrollo. [cÁnticos] reportera: el pedido de justicia por la muerte del afroamericano no cesa. hoy familiares de floyd apoyaron la familia del joven, en medio de lÁgrimas la mamÁ recordÓ la Última llamada con su hijo, minutos antes de morir a manos de la policÍa. con 26 aÑos de servicio que hoy renunciÓ a su cargo. " yo amÉ cada minuto de ser policÍa y servir a la comunidad, pero creo que por el bien de la comunidad, el departamento y mis colegas policÍas debo renunciar inmediatamente" . [habla en inglÉs] reportera: el abogado dijo que es un paso importante, pero que debe asumir respon

otras niÑas se reencontraron con sa mamÁ. univisiÓn fue testigo del momento.n contra del covid protege una variante de sudafrica. es efectiva por lo menos 6 meses. empezamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos e ilÍa calderÓn. ♪ jorge: comenzamos con otra masacre, aquÍ en los estados unidos. pero en esta ocasiÓn la persona que asesinÓ a 4 personas, conocÍa sus victimas. aparentemente tenÍa relaciones de algunos con algunas de ellas. lo revelÓ la policÍa. antes del ataque el agresor tomÓ medidas para obstaculizar la intervenciÓn de la policÍa. >> anoche, aproximadamente a las 5: 30 recibimos llamadas de disparos. reportero: terror provocÓ el homicidio multiple en el centro de oficinas comerciales. en el que 4 personas, incluyendo un niÑo de 9 aÑos de edad, fueron asesinadas por un pistolero que hiriÓ a otra mujer. al parecer cerrÓ con candado las puertas del edificio para evitar el acceso de la policÍa. >> estaba cerrado con candado. por el sospechoso. acercÁndose mÁs ocurriÓ un tiroteo con el sospechoso. reportero: este hombre fue ident

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this sa move to try to move this process forward.er mcconnell's office and mccarthy's office. they have not yet received this proposal. speaker pelosi will give a weekly press conference in a few few moments. we will ask her that. >> we are keeping an eye on house speaker pelosi, when she speaks, we will be monitoring that, we will watch the white house, president biden speaks at the virtual climate. we will look at the senate on a covid hate crimes bill. when for the first time may officially denounce hate crimes. one of the two lawmakers, congresswoman grace meng will join me live on the message she has. there she is. n the message she has. there she is 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if samples are available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, ...speaking, breathing,

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they have sa flies gather together, eat meal, sleeping quarters, its the place where they are spending the bulk of their time. the purpose of today's mission. 3:00. >> i heard comparison of the size of the international space station. it is about the size of a football field correct. right. about the size of the football field is the entire thing. now i asked severals a very noing what does it feel like inside? some people say it's the size safe five bedroom house but doesn't feel like that because it is more long than it is wide with different bedrooms that the that and the other way more like inside 747 aircraft. >> oh, wow. the crew 2 crew will get to see what that is like very soon over the next few hours we will be staying with us through these five major burns and completed the phased burn so far on dragon, then acin a, we're coming up on suit docking where the crew will get out of those suits and get a little bit more comfortable inside of crew dragon. >> you are getting a live look at the control rooms that are monitoring dragon's approach to the international space station ton

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