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those are the headlines coming up next it's one i want to he sed. all. of. the. millions of tourists flock to china as mamma region every year but it's not the spectacular scenery they come to see it's the elderly residents. an astonishing number over one hundred and it's kick starting a thriving tourist interest. on a steep on this episode of want to one east we investigate if they hold the secrets to a long and healthy life. comma county in the southern chinese province of one to see used to be one of the country's poorest regions. now it's rebranded so as the center to help human palaces and long live. very long walk. there are five times more centennial see it goes over one hundred than anywhere else in china. in a country that respects it's elderly person who is more than one hundred years old is something special. touching them taking pitches promises would line up. for. one month tough sits outside her home she lives up stairs but that's not easily accessible to visitors. at the village entrance a sign displays where the other one hundred year olds. are .

but nowat 24 hours we are getting a very grim picture of this sed killer and of his motive. or possible motive and of the entalement that he had with this newspaper that went bac for years. let's look at the suspected ller. a former government worker, he was silent today during his hearing and appearance in court. he appeared of course by teleconference and he is being held without .bo 38-year-old jarrod ramos came according to place came wielding a legally purchased shotgun. he also had arudge. ramos had previously threatened the paper. he sued the paperback in 2012. it was thrown out. but he was suing over a story published about him harassing a woman. he said it defamed him. the judge said it didn't. we a also today getting even a more emotital look just the faces and the lives of these victims. ny of them worked at the capital for years producing at newspaper t so many in this area have delivered into the red capital gazet little newspaper box that is such a communityhb nehood old fashioned feel to it that's attached to your mailbox. nr that story why don't we begin with

how many patients died at gosport war memorial hopsital after being given powerful sedatives?major inquiry is published. good morning, it's tuesday 20th june. also this morning: the stage is set for a brexit showdown as the row over the withdrawal bill returns to the commons. trump is defiant about immigration amid mounting outrage at the separation of families entering the us illegally.

. >> dejÉ mi familia atrÁs, mi infancia, aguante frÍo, hambre, sed e incluso puedes hasta morirte.scapÓ de las pandillas en guatemala para ser un profesional y ayudar a sus familias. >> siempre prometÍ que tendrían una mejor vida, se la prometÍ y se la voy a dar. no aguantar hambre, vivir bien. a mis hermanos, les prometÍ pagar sus escuelas. luz: mientras iba a la escuela, tenÍa dos trabajos. el aÑo pasado sorprendiÓ a sus padres cumpliendo un sueÑo que antes parecÍa lejano. >> ya la tiene. prometÍ una casa y ya se la compre. luz: algo que le dio paz para pensar en sus propias metas y convertirse en una de las compaÑÍas tecnolÓgicas mÁs importantes del paÍs. >> no es justo que es la gente diga que el inmigrante tenga a hacer algo que hacemos todos, pero la mayorÍa venimos por tener mejor futuro para nuestras familias. luz: trabaja con cientos de jÓvenes y asegura que cada uno de ellos tiene algo en comÚn: ganas de salir adelante. >> estos jÓvenes sólo quieren la oportunidad de tener una vida normal, libre de violencia, de abuso y de maltrato. que tengan el derecho que tiene con jer

en estado de massachusetts, representantes de al cam dÍa, activistas y policÍa firman acuerdo donde sedick rabia nicaragua amaneciÓ hoy paralizada, para encontrar una soluciÓn a la crisis socio polÍtica que ha dejado mÁs de 160 muertos, dicen que solo se sentaran a la mesa para hablar de la salida de poder de presidente ortega y su esposa r 27 tortugas terrestres de isla galo pagos vuelven a su hÁbitat, hoy departamento de flora y fauna hizo entrega a la tierra nat natal. y Únicos en el mundo. >>> vicepresidente de estados unidos, micke pence, anuncio que a finales de junio visitarÁ guatemala por la erupciÓn de volcÁn de fuego, parte de su gira a sudamÉrica donde visitaÁa brasil y ecuador, pence se reunirÁ con vÍctimas de estimado desastre natural y como si fuera pelea, cÁmaras captan momento en que un vendedor de autos trata de impedir un robo 678. >>> fanÁticos de fÚtbol, que no tenÍan entrada se divierten a la grande en el fan fest. y tras las rejas la sospechosa de intentar encender en llamas, no uno, si no dos centros de cuidados para niÑos tenemos detalles. >>> para este momento a

gazette and planned tol as al many people as possible.cu sed gunman 38 year-oldrr ja ramos. police say he hadns a grudge t the paper because of storienan back in 2012 after he was convicted of stalkin former assmate. >> today hearing from intern of capita gazette who said at first he thought he was hearing fireworks. >> i heard a second pop and after that i still wasn't positive what was going eon. i was afrnough to grab my keys and id ran towar the back exit of the officeui ickly recognized this is a malicious situation, he's here maliciouo do hm to us.e's here we immediately ran and got under one of the desks in the f back corner of the offers. it was chaos. the office was kind of in shambles. unfortunately we saw -- we had to pass two bodies of our colleagues which was something that nobody should ever hav to stomact just unfortunate somebody would come into a place thatep only rts truthful stories that are factas b and unleash hell on the >>office. "fox5" has team coverage, melissa howell at vigil for the victims. recorded anjali hemphill who thesp mokoments police led t

. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a woman says anuber driverre sed to give her a ride because oher wheelchair has been getting around in a wheelchair for 17 years. she says thenc experieshe had when she requested an uber car on wednesday night as particularly unpleasant. >> i got to the front door, transferred melf in independently. the driver that did not get out of the car at that point, turned around and got out of the car and said nono, you can't fit your wheelchair in there, i don't have space for it. >> after several efforts, she got out and requested anoth uber car. the first driver charged her for the re. >> after i left i got an indication popped up that he had charged me even though he would not allow me into his vehicle. >> an e mail correspondence resulted in a refund, but she is frustrated because she wants to make sure they know about their customer service. >> a spokesperson for uber released the following statement. our community guidelines prohibit any o type discrimination in serving riders ith disabilities. we have been contact with the rider and continue to investigate the

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in it children are heard cryinga after being sed from their parents.destandoff quickly ensued with republican karen hof georgia. liall of this comes as repns have pushed off a vote on a compromise immigration bill until next week. but this morning, on twitter, the president told republicans to: "stop wasting time on immigration until after we elean more senatorcongressmen and women in [the] november [midterms]." he went on to say: "we cannot allow our country to be overrun heby illegal immigrants as democrats tell their phony stories of sadness and grief." that's likely to make it harder for g.o.p. leaders to win the votes they need. the bill was already facing tough opposition from those like representave lou barletta of new jersey. >> people are taking advantage, every time you're talking about a pathway to citizship or allowing people to come you know what happens more people come in. and we are letting this >> reporter: but a fellow immigration hardliner, representative bob goodlatte -- says congress is undeterred by the presidt's tweets today. he

statements about immigration nor muslims and justice sotto disee sent sed she wrote her colleagues arrived at ignoringite result by ignoring blind eye. thergument has continued so much the president said he was on firm legal ground nt obviously the supreme court agreed with him in that instance today. and he's called this a major victory. . absolu let's bring from our panelists amad muhammad tr attorney for care. former communications director for theo cratic national commit eesm we are republican trat gistment if we get hime int him ed are the martin. we th td i'm going to start with you and ask you is this a victory for the american people president who campaigned on it and said we should ban all muilims unt we get our immigratio policy straight. we for america.de cabout certain >> i think is because the systed . we d hadistrict court judges who took up the issue and had a nationwide injunction and it went to the supreme court and the supreme court ruled. i think that actually shows that the president and all of us are hemmed in by a system of checks and balances. t second reason is i th

sed injury when a hit and run driver smash into his pedi cab along the southbound lanes the embarcadero yesterday. >> i see my father, i see my best friend, somebody who has been there for me my whole life, laying in bed in a hospital room just -- no words for that. >> reporter: the police want you to take a look at the video of the car believed to be involved in the hit and run. champagne colored honda civic. yesterday, at 4:30 the car swerved into the right lane and knocked his pedi cab into another one in front of him. both were carrying a canadian family of 4. two parents and two small children. ages 5-8. the family was hospitalized but released. kevin got the worst of it. >> engineering inventor kevin was trying to survive while he got his invention off of the ground. >> reporter: his invention is a bike pump inside of a wheel hub that self-inflates your tire while you are peddling. kevin manning is a father and grandfather. his daughter says he is still in a coma and it could be a couple more days before the doctors know the extent of his injury. his friends are raising money c re

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the election by reopening the investigation in the final stages of the campaign in a way that deprt sed her turnd inflated donald trump's. for donald trump there is something in it as well, the two fxchange between agents talking of stopping trump . why is that so signicant? briefly those fbi agents were signed to the russia investigation. donald trump will use that to attack the fbi's bias and crhaps more significantly, attacked the specinsel robert mueller. nick, how about the lawsuit regarding the trump foundation? will that's he is politically motivated because it comes from the new york attorney general or will that be damaging to the president? nick: that is what donald trump has been claiming, that this is a democratic lawsuit from a democratic state that has been out to get him. today, laura,day not the way he would want to celebratert his 72nd ay. but the attorney general barbara sunderwood has being that they have got the evidence to support this civil lawsuit. it is not a criminal investigation, it is a civil lawsuit. they're looking for millions of dollars of restitution. a

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in the past, the uniacd states has sed kim yong chol of crimes and an attack that killed dozens of south korean smen. but today he was whisked throu curity to meet the president inside the oval office. and there, behind closed doors, he was handed the much talked about letter fm kim jong-un. they emerged side-by-side after more than an hour of discussions. a remarkable sight given that last year the two countries appeared close to conflict. but after all that talk of war, there were brief smiles. it seems they are prepared to discuss peace after all. the summit is back on. prestrump: we will be meetin on june 12 in singapore. it went very well. it was reay a getting to know you kind of situation. i think it will be a process. and i never said ietgoes in one g. i think it is going to be a process. but the relationships are building, and that is very positive. chris: it is just over a week ago that president trump sent his own letter canceling the summit based on rtat he called korea's tremendous anger and open hostility.la but th two days of talks between kim yong chol and the u.s. secret

ketamine is extremely dangerous i mean it's also a horse tranquilizer in addition to being a powerful sedative and what we have seen in terms of the draft report is that some people actually had to be medically revived because their heart stopped beating after being given ketamine and many people also had to be intubated as a result of being given ketamine and i am glad that finally people began to speak up in april of this year emergency medical responders apparently reported to have been held from that they were being asked or being demanded by officers to administer ketamine to people and in some cases as emergency medical responders were on their way to the scene officers would request that they bring ketamine and it just to think about the risk to people's health to their safety to their very lives and the fact that the power of the police is gone on checked as well as emergency medical responders feeling comfortable and other times compelled to administer these dangerous drugs out on the streets is a. i absolutely agree just. i just think about all the people who were transported to the

the air force and the department of defense came in and said that sed it, thately op they didn't want it. the compromise was that congress agreed that they wld study this and revisit it in the future. now the president has stepped in and contradicted his own secretary of defense and the ain forchis issue. laura: let's say we get the space force.oi what is it to mean? is it going to mean more lunar exploration? is it going to be a bolder vision of space? >> it will not do anything to nasa or space exploration at all. it is all about the military uses of space. that is all unmanned, all here in earth orbit. it is re new.ot doing anything it is taking all the things we are currently doing and reorganizing them into one unified military service that will focus on thspace domain. laura: when the president says he wants americao be dominant in space, will this make us dominant? >> it could put us on the path to the u.s. military is already arguably dominant in space. but it could help the military grow in the future and stay more focused on countering theat ththat we see. t laurnk you so mu

sed to >> ahead at 6:00 santa cruz residents sending a strong message to their neighbor. >> why so manyopposed to a uc santa cruz expansion. allen and i are back in just 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: we are in singapore tonight for the historic summit between president trump and kim jong-un. will it pave the way for ridding the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons? we'll have extensive coverage, including the insights of a north korean defector. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. this is a mission of peace. >> how long will it take to figure out whether they are serious? i said maybe in the first minute. >> kim jong-un out and about visiting sands casino resort. >> this was like the tour of >> this was like the tour of some kind of rock star. >> adding to the circus atmosphere... >> dennis rodman here in singapore. >> now he wants credit for the summit. >> i just happeno

and it's why i think attime magazine picture of that crying young girl who it turns out wasa not sed from her family is going to be a very powerful argument on the part of trump supporters to say don't believe those pictures tha are making you upset about all those kids. it's really not real. ianhink it was caughter who saidnn those --oulter who said those kids were child actors. you can see how desperate thele trump pere to say don't buy into these pictures because they know that these pictures have the capacity, i think, to change minds and to motivate voters. enivasan: besides the imagery, it seems that trump supporters are actually cohesing around the fact that theirle er is under attack in a way that could affect thi notion of any blue wave or something happening in the midterms. theyoeem more determined now go support their president because they feel he's being unfairly targeted. >> reporter: the president's approval ratings among republicans is ni toung 90%. the only republican president who came close to that was george w. bush in the immediate 11.ermath of and i think you'r

and eight days the most watched sporting sed extravaganza on the planet kicks off in russia the football world cup but the host nation has long had a problem with racism in sports and campaigners fear that fan incidents could mar the tournament footballer bryant is heading to the world cup with the nigerian national team as a player in the russian football league is well known as well aware of the racist taunts that some bought players have had to endure. as a player for senate st petersburg bryan remembers being abused by a fan well by a show called louis sam who told me there's no black in zen it's close that was it yeah but i was with friends from the team we were all wearing senates kids and the fans said what's going on why you were in that kid's thank you my friend got angrier than i did you know i just responded with a smile that was from a little you know from the yeah yeah yeahs soak up a profile case but not everyone can just laugh it off homophobia and racism are part of everyday life for some athletes in russia monkey chants against black footballers have been routinely heard

everyone loves care sed no wonder he's the first german astronaut to charm the public with his personality and with what he does his secret. hey guys alexander gets here from baikonur he's super cool but he's still got his feet on the ground and he shares everything including on twitter or astro alex has more than a million followers. they're all thrilled about his stay on the international space station the horizon. scarce second tour on the u.s.s. this time around he's the mission commander the first german to fill the role. very humbled by the trust of people having me to actually come on this. fantastic space station but of course it's comes with a big responsibility also already in training. he and his crew have been preparing for two years for the mission. cast underwent countless tests. with his fans always by his side. and he had to test a lot of food including new selections for the astronauts menu. this menu to chill . out and now i can make choices based on i remember. few new ones in between. one of the new dishes besler noodles with cheese. even a specialty of gas home region.

for eight she also says she's not feeling well all of my back hurt my kidneys hurt we get to splay sed go to the bush suffer from hunger and get sick i've seen people die in the bush due to hunger and diseases like diarrhea hundreds of thousands of hunger related deaths were reported last year when famine was declared in south sudan and while the famine is over there are fears that the figures will rise. millions of thousands are suffering from for shortages and as a result many are getting sick with violence and the rainy season slowing down aid operations they are concerned that preventable diseases will instead become fatal the un has recently threatened to extend sanctions on south sudan if the fighting continues there is fighting all over this state and these are farmers who have led to this bloody.

it should be raids sed as the mueller investigation continues. >> we turn to another developing story. it ended on saturday in a way rarely seen before. six of them ganging up on the u.s. for sticking key allies with punishing new tariffs on steel and aluminum. this kind of friction is very unusual. senior official frs canada, france, germany, italy, japan and the u.k. gave him an earful behind closed doors. their frustration with washington was palpable. >> what we are trying to kplun kate is that the six countries, not including the united states are expressing our concern over the tariffs that the united states has put forward. that concern was communicated and obviously secretary talked about the administration's point of view. we are hoping with that approach that we will have clearly communicated our views to the u.s. administration. >> the u.s. treasury secretary down played the dispute. >> i don't think in anyway the u.s. is abandoning its leadership in the global committee. what the group was focused on was the steel and aluminum tariffs. what we are doing to protect are stee

not the noun sed as a victory you know he expects a parade he expects a lot of pomp and circumstance wherever he goes but it you know trump has a natural. connection to the british political situation the bracks it. was very much in tune with what happened here in the united states. in the movement you know i'll try out big demonstrations here though planned of course there will be there will be demonstrations or or you won't you know you selective ignores criticism all the time but you know he wants to receive would you to mars as much. if he perceives the demonstrations are particularly harsh you know that that might dissuade him from. one could hope for that situation be thank you and that's it for the show we're back on monday as prince william becomes the first royal to make an official visit to illegally occupy palestine jilin keep in touch with us last i will be there with you and when they won the bid to the day the world health organization estimated two hundred thousand cases of cholera in yemen which continues to be bombed by british warplanes. business is solid and can tu

where we have these 2,000 children to reunite with their parents is that the trump administrationra sedhese children so carelessly that the parents have no idea where they are but sometimes the government doesn't even have any idea where the kid is and who their parent is. >> julian, iant to bring you in at this point. you've interviewed families who have been separated. are there some commonalities you're seeing as to why they're leaviir home countries and their experiences once they're separated? >> the majority of them tell us that they' leaving because of violence, whether they're from michoacan in mexico, whether from honduras or el salvador. that's the common theme, that kingss were too horrible, they didn't feel like police were able to protect them, so they came to the united states. >> we're now getting into this legal realm where president ump is trying to get a judge to modify an order that says basically children who are kept in detention cannot be kept for more than 20 days. the obama admialstration enged that, tried to get it modified, 2016. hae judge said no. what are the

the data is important because it shifts curricular sed and its way to deliver food and food supplies as well to the country. we are afraid that solutions wish to this report and it's important to be closed for sometimes people may start from this situation as well as not really all of them so all the countries ok well for the moment we'll leave it. to the sheriff i'll surely thanks so much for joining us from. now. an independent investigation to be carried out into the killing of at least one hundred seventy people during anti-government protests in nicaragua but again but the government and opposition can't agree on a solution to heal the country's divisions into motherhood. mediators from the catholic church were brought in to try and break the deadlock and there's been some progress nicaragua's government and opposition activists agreed to allow an international investigation into months of political violence but the government will invite international organs the un the e.u. the general secretary of the organization of american states to accompany a scene the strengthening of th

largely farm we have got this frontal system just pushing through the bite me some rain across more he sed in parts of south australia is going to push its way into victoria and new south wales so we can expect some rain to develop in melbourne for a time on stuff that should be dry in sydney highs there of twenty but some showers across northern parts of new south wales and into the far south of queensland trough extending further towards the north across western australia weather conditions generally looking pretty quiet at the moment sunshine there for perth across into news is looking pretty good across the whole of the country at the moment drawing conditions expected and expected to continue as we head on through into the start of the weekend there with open seen highs of thirteen degrees now up into northeastern parts of asia is looking pretty wet across much of japan certain the western side of the country well we're up towards four and then south but we're also going to see some dry weather on the eastern side of the country so tokyo you may see some rain at times but you also see

in general however i think the only norm is the thing that we're frightened of more sed and i don't think the government's doing the best it could to give us the information communication on the next steps in what's likely to happen on an exit from the entire economy of some zealand relies on the giants nisson on its feet a company is a failed brecht's it could easily lead to this factory relocating to consonant full europe yet neither nissen nor anyone else knows what shape bricks it will take and back in london all is discord perhaps the best indication of the divide in society over what's happening in parliament moments is on the front page of some of the newspapers in the brics it supporting press the conservative rebels who want parliament to be given the final say on a votes or describes as betrayers and traces and yes in those newspapers which supports them they described as heroes it's hard to escape the conclusion that this continues to be a country politically speaking at war with itself lawrence lee al-jazeera in westminster. still ahead on c n n a we'll tell you why macedonia

[laughter] sed that exact word. going back. going back before he was presidential candidate, i was u.s. attorney and he was a business man in new york and new jersey, sometimes being with him can be exhausting and i think that the issue here, though, this president, everything is a negotiation and in context what he's done his whole life which he believes negotiations can be as rough and angry and difficult as he wants to make them but in the end the person on the other side of the table wants a deal, he wants a deal and all's forgiven if we get a deal. now, i don't know if that same context will work in all the different global issues he's confronting but that's his context as a real estate developer in a pretty tough place in new york city. and i think he thinks that very same way about each one of these problems we're talking about. when he's talking about leverage and negotiation, he believes the maximum leverage, get yourself in a position to negotiate, settle for something less that you said you were willing to take. rach

i'll tell you what's impossible he sed by your attitude as you. processed policies are still make by the king. how could he. so you may go. there much going scieszka doctor wilhelm simply thought if we win a war we must make territorial gains as you please must experience a tangible triumph there's marcotte far beyond that he wanted to go gentle on austria so they would have a partner in the future and comfort all. this mark reacts to the king's resistance with fury he remembers it even decades later. he finally gives them on i could choice if their home too says to reject me and as often he will resign. only now does the king give in austria keeps its territory and quickly makes peace with the victor and prussia has achieved its goal the battle for dominance in germany has been decided the way bismarck intended. me to have an after the decision of eight hundred sixty six made it clear that germany and austria would go their separate ways as contemporaries saw this as grotesque austria had been part of germany for centuries but now the decision wa

crutchfield's attorney, charles tucker, says the principal attacked his client verbally and sed herulder to push her. >> she decided to confront her in the parking lot and it's scallated. >> they're trying to figure out exactly what hapned as they launch and investigation. it's escalated. >> she did get this protective order against the principal. regardless what happened, many parents we talked to say the incident suld have never occurred. >> i feel like it's about maturity. you're grown, you need to set an example for kids. if you can't set an example, don't get in this profession. >> what kind of example are you setting for the kids. >> rorter: prince george's county, news4. >> we have been trying to reach to the principal but at this time not able to reach her for a comment. >>> becoming a trend in the district, marijuana pop-up parties. ing nearly two dozen people at one of these events, the fourth in recent months, the most recent along west virginia avn the underneath. police said they seized more than 10,000 pounds of pot and edibles and oils. sdsh $10,000 in itll remains illegal

gerson fabricaba su sed de lunes a sÁbado y asÍ mantenÍan la casa. >> nosotros encargamos un pequeÑitoosotros fuimos a visitar a la mamÁ de ella. >> salieron de su casa el callejÓn hacia el barrio los lotes, donde vivÍa su suegra. se callejÓn y los lotes que distancia habÍa? >> 300 m arriba. >> en la casa se quedaron u sus hermanos, y su bebÉ. gerson saliÓ a buscader fuego desató la lava pasÓ por los lotes, pero no afecto el poblado donde vivÍan gerson y jenny. por esa razÓn, si se habrÁ quedado en casa ese domingo, se hubieran salvado. quÉ tiempo pasÓ en el destino supiste mÁs nada de ellas? >> 20 minutos. siempre estado ahÍ con ellos otra cosa hubiera sido. no se porque dios me sacÓ de ahÍ. ya no pude regresar con ellas. >> luego de que todo ocurriÓ, gerson quiso regresar a buscar a su familia. >> estaba desesperado por pasar. quise pasar, pero no me dejaron. no se de mi esposa, minina, mi cuÑada, los hijos de ella. no sÉ nada de ellos. >> con su padre han buscado en hospitales, en amor y en las calles. >> no se si ella se quedaron ahÍ o las sacaron vivas o muertas. no sÉ. yo lo que

wind seds are starting to pick up. this is going to be an all-day event tomorrow. eventually with patches of low clouds on the coast, and this will lead to much more significant cooling for daytime highs as we go through the day on monday and more so on tuesday. temperatures in the 50s instead of the low 60s, and our hour-by-hour friend puts inland temperatures in the mid-70s to low 80s for most valley locations, so the inner bay will still see low 60s and 70s, and probably more 60s around san francisco and oakland as we head towards the middle part of the week. tomorrow, cooler, a chance of low to mid-80s. much cooler than the upper 90s we saw this weekend. for the try valley, temperatures in the low to mid-80s. concord and antioch may see temperatures in the 80s tomo, and peninsula temperatures, upper 50s and 60s half moon bay. and check out san francisco tomorrow, west winds 20 to 30, so the highs in the mid-60s and the north bay temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. wind speeds will be part of the story. we will see the wind speeds throughout the day, and at time