experts are warning that this is just a taste of things to bring you the latest from sizzling southern cross on the program . u.s. president donald trump reaches out to other nations of the g 20 summit but before he. prayed. for the middle east. was a good. time 50 years ago today protesters against police brutality in wanting to come. to visit. the protest. i'm filled welcome to the program. parts of france are experiencing their hottest days old record with temperatures reaching $45.00 degrees celsius an early summer heat wave has been scorching countries across southern and central europe the u.s. weather bureau says this is consistent with patterns expected as a result of climate change france has been taking extra precautions after thousands died in a similar heat wave more than a decade ago. a tale of 2 heat waves this is paris temperatures in the mid thirty's beating the heat and enjoying. and this is southern france where record temperatures of hit the mid forty's in many towns silence deserted tourist attractions closed schools. people staying off the streets it's all about taking t

months and it is mexico now announce deploying 15,000 troops to stop the surge of migrants crossing our southern border they're going place them and their northern border. >> it comes as house democrats consider changes to 4.6 billion

so far this fiscal year 74% of the border patrol's apprehensions that cross the southern border were people coming from guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. and if you talk to the mcallen sector border patrol chief, he will tell you that last year alone, people from 140 different countries -- 140 different countries -- came across our southern border with mexico into the united states. that's because they realize, if you can fly or get any way you can -- take a boat, swim, get to central america -- you can make your way up from central america into the united states. the individuals illegally entering our country are whoamplegly either families -- overwhelmingly either families or unaccompanied children which means we don't have the facilities, resources or legal authorities we need to expeditiously process them and care for them properly. what's more, 70% of the unaccompanied children and families apprehensions are occurring in just two sectors, el paso and the rio grande valley, making the state of texas and its border communities the hardest hit. we are ground zero for this crisi

we need someone who crosses our southern border. cross right over your process takes about 24 hours, 36 hours, you've got one person coming in. they are connected, this individual according to the fbi tonight was already in contact with another individual we are learning more about who that individual is. he's a great american kid who has a great life and suddenly he's a radicalized individual. >> it's so important for the department of homeland security to deal with the situation, we need extraordinary vetting. we know it's not happening, some of them are very good people that are just looking for a better life. a large majority of a certain part of the world are connected to al qaeda. >> laura: from belgium, from france, to what we are seeing with the problems in sweden, as far as i know we have trump. he's the one who has been saying it's been madness. thank you so much tonight. up next is the left seems to ramp up its dangerous and anti-semitic rhetoric by the day, has america become more immune to this hateful speech? former hou

more than 100,000 people illegally crossing the southern river between march and april, 100,000. thatom is and they come by and figure ith is about a 100,000 each month. the department of homeland security hasn't released statistics for the month of may but i'm not expecting any good news. as a matter of fact if nothing changes, the poll factors the reasons people would leave their homes inhe central america come across mexico into the dangerous trip in the united states are doing nothing but gettingta wor. unlike in previous years the majority of those crossing on the front exit code as i said. so far 74% of the border patrol apprehensions across the southern border of people coming from guatemala, honduras and el salvador. if you talk to the border patrol chief he will tell you people from 140 countries came across the southern border with mexico into the united states. that's because the realistic -- realized if you can fly you can make your way up to the united states. the individuals illegally entering the country were overwhelmingly unaccompanied children between three don'

would increase by up to 25 percent unless mexican authorities do more to stop migrants crossing america's southern border stocks in wall street fell off the trump's announcements mexico's president says the mexican people don't deserve to be treated that way. and. i believe this measure will be further analyzed by the united states government i believe that president trump will understand that this is not the way to solve things i think that there will be a correction if not right away at some point because these measures are neither in the interest of mexicans nor united states citizens. is live for us from mexico city money has anything else been said between the u.s. and mexican presidents. until now most of the dialogue that we've heard has been on social media we heard well we saw those statements be a tweet by president trump late on thursday threatening tariffs against mexico we saw that response that same evening from mexican president and with the letter calling for a dialogue with the united states but we also heard we just heard those statements from the early morning press conference o

wait a minute the reason why family units are crossing the southern border today and why they'll be crossing the southern border tomorrow as they feel that at some point in time donald trump is going to build this wall and they will no longer be able to seek asylum. >> i give you that. you know what else is un-american? for congress. >> and not do anything about it. kennedy: nancy pelosi is for -- >> at what point? at what point are we going to prioritize the interest of the american people? >> what is taking place on the southern border is for the benefit of the american people? i tell you what. hypocrisy will be on display tonight. [inaudible] kennedy: ned, you are not using your listening ears. democrats and republicans have both been incredibly irresponsible here. they have all added to the chaos and uncertainty for these families. by the way, the parents to share the responsibility but a lion share of it goes to congress, they are in action. that is unacceptable. all of it is un-american. >> -- is set to testify publicly. today the president told maria the special counsel testimony is m

said he would increase tyrus by up to 25 percent unless mexican authorities stop migrants crossing america's southern border but mexico's president says mexican people don't deserve to be treated that way and he said to his foreign minister to washington for talks stocks and wall street of also fall enough to trump's announcement. i believe this measure will be further analyzed by the united states government i believe that president trump will understand that this is not the way to solve things i think that there will be a correction if not right away at some point because these measures are neither in the interest of mexicans nor united states citizen place the u.s. secretary of state has warned that america will not relent on its side actions against iran might pompei is visited germany to pressure europe to back washington as tensions escalate with tehran tourney is germany is party to the 2050 nuclear agreement that the us pulled out of last year the european leaders have since set up a framework for trade with iran to avoid u.s. some trucks. protesters in sudan a worried that a long running sit

southern border with gautam our own weapon state will trump threaten tariffs on mexican exports for failure to comply with his demands meanwhile the u.s. government says the number of people caught crossing the southern border will likely reach a 1000000 this year heidi joe castro has more from the border town of el paso. 60000 children are among the migrants who crossed into the u.s. in the last 40 days some came alone others with families fleeing violent homes in central america to walk thousands of kilometers north to now test whether the united states will receive them i mean this is a place where you warden and historically. if you're feeling violence and persecution you come in you will get some kind of protection i mean people is coming with that mentality would that be from entirely they're going to come in they're going to be embrace claudia's some old left one of mullah with her 11 year old son 18 days ago here in which new lives there was so much violence where we lived many games it became too dangerous but the u.s. government says this cannot continue president trump has pressed mexico to deploy troops to stop central americans from advancing toward the u.s. they're moving r

the president says rnme would a troops at the southern border with guatemala to try to stop migrants from crossing mexico southern border. also doie asylum groundwork in mexico. not in the united states. but none of this has been confirmed. we have no details of this agreement as of yet. as soon as the president said the state apartment releases it we will get that to you. >>> a woman whose home burned down and paradise was set to start a new life in the town where she grew up.>>> her new home turned out to be nothing more than some smoke and mirrors. christine has the story.>> reporter: life was looking up for colleen. she was preparing to buy this picturesque condo in ojai. the town she grew up in.>>> we were going li everything was still temporary. >> reporter: last fall she lost her home in the campfire as a swept through the town of paradise. the homed her children and. like many of her neighbors colleen had just minutes to get out.>>> you never expect to have lost everything.>> reporter: this is her home before. and after the fire.>>> ash. literally ash. and the railing from our deck is all

these crossings into mexico are happening on a 150-mile stretch of their southern border.is a controllable area. we need them to put their authorities down there and interdict these folks before they make this route all the way to the u.s. >> i'm not disputing the idea that mexico and the mexican government need to do more. obviously they could do more. but tariffs will make mexico and mexicans struggle, and then more people will cross the border. that's the question. won't this make your job tougher? >> bottom line for me is we need them at the table looking at new strategies we can aggressively move out on. operationally we've had great partnerships with mexico in the past but 1,000 people a day when we're apprehending 4500 a day is not making an impact. we need more >> i guess one of the questions i would have is assuming these tariffs go through, and right now it's just a threat, what specific benchmark are you going to be looking at to see if mexico is actually doing what you want them to do, you want them to secure the border with guatemala, stop smugglers, work on a

those crossing the u.s. southern border will be rapidly returned to mexico where they may await add adjudication of their asylum claims. we were able to do this to tune of a couple hundred people per day. we now have the capacity to do this full throttle and engage this in a way that'll make a fundamental difference for those trying to get into the united states. this full-blown effort under the migration protocols is a big deal, and it's something that we worked on very, very diligently are with our mexican counterparts over two deer days. -- two days. and we'll pursue other cooperative efforts. for much of last week, the secretary and his team were excellent partners, we worked with them alongside our team at the state department. for those who said they were nothing, i can tell you the team here at the state department believes this is an important set of agreements, important set of understandings, one that we'll continue to work on because, in the end, will be measured by the outcomes that we deliver with respec

southern border with guatemala on wednesday it's part of a deal struck with donald trump to curb the flow of central americans seeking asylum in the u.s. the u.s. government says the number of people caught crossing the southern border will likely reach a 1000000 this year you're up to date with headlines on al-jazeera rewind is up next to stay with us. i am. i am. let. us. let. alone and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey and the decade since we launched al-jazeera english back in 2006 we have built a library of moving and powerful documentaries here army wine revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the story has moved on today we are rewinding 10 years to 2008 and rogge amar set out on a unique journey across the united states to get to the heart of what it meant to be muslim in america and that was back in the decade of $911.00 and the iraq war that followed since then of course the world has turned with the rise of isis the political upheavals that followed the arab spring the chaos of us and gulf 1st libya then syria and of course the election of donald trump and his travel ban so today it's more important than ever to understand the history of a vibrant diverse and still gr

they are slapping tariffs on goods crossing the southern border if they don't step up to help and thegration crisis. the very latest on the global trade tit for tat.

and the essential question is should it be criminal to cross the southern border, to cross into thisigrant illegally or should it be a civil violation? beto o'rourke comes down on one side, julian castro says this should be repealed. beto o'rourke does not go that far. who is right? >> poppy, i think julian is reacting to the fact we are treating immigrants that come to the border requesting asylum as criminals. they are not criminals -- >> congresswoman, just for the sake of time, just a straight answer on it's beyond as he said to beto o'rourke, beyond just the asylum seekers. he thinks this should be repealed entirely which would stop the crossing over of undocumented immigrants from being a crime, from them being held criminally liable for that. is that right? >> i think our priority is to have border security. i am not at this point willing to change that specific provision. >> okay. let me ask you finally, in the control room if we have the picture that i am just wondering if it's actually going to change anything in congress of the father, a young father and his 23-year-old da

crossings on the u.s. border have a listen to him. as president trouble is made clear we have a crisis on our southern border. and last week the president said decisive action. to. all of mexico to do more. or to be born yesterday on 144000 people were apprehended never to cross our southern border. promised. for mexico to do for the. illegal immigrants that are making their way north from central america through mexico and coming into our drug. i am on show where vice president pants got his fitness function but he's saying 144000 people crossed into the united states in the month of may. cat. of course everyone should care because the vast majority of those people cross the border in order to turn themselves into border patrol and to apply for political asylum that at that means they ask to make the case in court that they had every right to be protected under united states refugee law and say here they're to have their cases adjudicated and in the meantime to be protected. in their quest for political asylum that's the law and for the vice president of the united states to call those people illegals is simp

united states will immediately abide by section 235 and will deploy along this southern border it will imply that those who cross the u.s. southern border to request asylum will be returned to mexico where they can wait the resolution of their application for asylum in its part of mexico for humanitarian reasons and in compliance with international obligations we authorize the entrance of those people to await their asylum applications. we have 2 correspondents covering this story john holeman is standing by in tapachula next to the mexican border with quarter mile of 1st let's take it sue washington and our correspondent there rob randall so rob what does the u.s. commit itself to here. well the u.s. commits itself with mexico to try and shore up the economies and the security situation in these countries of central america where there is so much poverty so much gang violence so much criminality that the that those are described as the root causes after all of migration so there's no price tag attached to that there is no money in the joint statement but the implication there is that mexico and the united state

. >> the focus is away from south bend and on the southern border crossing. >> is there a difference from how you see the children versus the parents? >> of course. in terms of parents' children. >> last night might've been a coming-out party for kamala harris food who trails joe biden 20 points. she's got a long way to go, but there is a long time until any primary or caucus, seven plus months. bret? >> bret: last night's debate future very different language out of present-day democrats, then used by some of their predecessors not that long ago. correspondent david spock shows us to light. if they do make it, more importantly they may not make it. >> former president barack obama five years ago this month. chuck schumer ten years ago. >> people who enter the united states without our permission are illegal aliens and illegal aliens should not be treated the same as people who enter the u.s. legally. >> thursday night, , and notably different democratic party. >> you cannot let people who are sick, the matter where they come from, the matter what their status go uncovered. you can't

increase tariffs by up to 25 percent unless mexican authorities do more to stop migrants crossing america's southern border stocks and wall street fell after the announcement mexico's president says the move is unfair . and. i believe this measure will be further analyzed by the united states government i believe that president trump will understand that this is not the way to solve things i think that there will be a correction if not right away at some point because these measures are neither in the interest of mexicans nor united states citizen royce the u.s. secretary of state is one that america will not relent on its sanctions against iran might be visited germany to pressure europe to back washington as tensions escalate with teheran germany is party to the 2050 nuclear agreement that the u.s. withdrew from european leaders have since set up a framework for trading with iran to bypass u.s. sanctions well in sudan protesters of worried that a long running sit in will be dismantled by the ruling transitional military council the protest in hard to help bring down dictator model bashir last mont

on all mexican imported products to reduce the flow of central american migrants trying to cross the southern border into the u.s. progress is being made in their talks to prevent the tariffs. and here's a quick reminder for you to watch our new political show "the issue is." this week it includes cory booker. the issue is airs saturday morning followed by mornings on 2. >>> the destruction caused by the campfire. the sacramento bee reports the executives with the utility are keeping quiet about the town of paradise but the tour is so quiet that leaders have been unable to get any details. this trip was ordered by the judge. most of them that pg & e equipment sparked that fire later this morning we are hitting the z trip to livermore. mike and gasia are going to be showing you the town. frank maulicoat's been testing me on that. dave and i will be here for you all morning. >>> our time is 4:09 when it comes to those annoying robo calls the fcc has a new plan to stop them. the new option for phone companies and what it could mean for you. >> and a woman from the east bay arrested after confron

irregular migration to deploy the national guard throughout mexico giving priority to its southern border." those crossing the u.s. southern border to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to mexico where they may await the adjudication of their asylum claims. in response, mexico will authorize the entrance of all those individuals for humanitarian reasons in compliance with its international obligations while they await the adjudication of their asylum claims. state department officials were with the delegation from mexico for 12 hours today working out this agreement. you would be forgiven for thinking it the president was solely focused on these negotiations today before the monday deadline when the tariffs went into effect. it seemed his mind was elsewhere. who can focus on tariffs when house speaker nancy pelosi is getting under your skin? the president was ranting again for the second day in a row about speaker pelosi. after she reportedly said in a private meeting she would rather see trump in prison for his alled crimes than see him impeached. during his trip home from europe today, the president u

rolling in here but for many it is going to say settled and sunny slushy settled and sunny to were cross southernafrica we have got and there are your cloud and rain just skipping through the western side of south africa pushing through the western cape southern cape also seeing some of that damp weather 16 celsius in capetown just one or 2 showers into mozambique over the next couple of days but by and large plenty of sunshine across the region. on counting the cost from credit fuel into currency crisis how can you fix turkey's economy. made in america how much would consumers pay for u.s. made goods and the debt crisis is making it harder for mozambique to invest for the future. counting the cost on a. go . take a look at the top stories here at the head of sudan's military says there'll be no more talks with the opposition and is calling for elections to be held within 9 months. and also apologize for the violent crackdown on monday in which at least 30 people were killed. president john burns toasted the u.s. alliance with britain at a state banquet hosted by queen elizabeth is on a state vis

rolling in here but for many it is going to say settled and sunny slushy settled and sunny to where cross southern africa we have got and there is a cloud of rain just skipping through the western side of south africa pushing through the western cape southern cape also seeing some of that damp weather 16 celsius in capetown just one or 2 showers into mozambique over the next couple of days but by and large plenty of sunshine across the region. the weather sponsored by qatar airways i really want to get down to the reality where they are on line and have a male chauvinism that is in land with in our global federation and it is really hard to get stuck or if you join us. to pick up their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live you to chat and you too can be in the street join the global conversation on al-jazeera. these are the top stories here down to 0 this morning the head of sudan's military says they'll be no more negotiations with the opposition and is calling for elections to be held within 9 months abdul fatah alcohol and also apologize for the violent crackdown

the us had been asking mexico to do more to stop central american migrants reaching its southern border. let's crossto washington and our correspondent chris buckler. what can you tell us? given that the us was prepared to put in place these series of escalating tariffs against mexico on monday, this is a feel of an 11th hour agreement but actually they spent 12 hours in negotiations today. mexico and the us trying to come up with a deal that would satisfy president trump's concerns and avoid the imposition of these towers on all mexican inputs. according to a tweet by president trump, he says they have agreed to ta ke trump, he says they have agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration to the southern border of the united states and we know this has been the key issue. the foreign secretary for mexico is about to give some information at a news c0 nfe re nce about to give some information at a news conference but we are waiting for him and the state department to give information about the deal but what is going to be key and what people are going to be watching is what they have d

president made the enough to stop the flow of migrants just last month, more than 144,000 migrants crossed the southern border, a 13-year high. >> they shouldn't be allowing people to come from through their country from honduras, guatemala. el salvador. excuse me, look. they walk right through our country. >> reporter: many republicans have argued against the tariffs that could raise prices for american consumers on everything from cars to grocery today negotiators from the u.s. and mexico engaged in a third straight day of marathon talks administration officials say there is significant progress but still no deal and the president fighting on another front. >> she's a nasty, vindictive horrible person. >> reporter: escalating his attacks against house speake nancy pelosi she wept after him earlier this week behind closed doors telling democrats, i don't want to see him impeached, i want to see him in prison. mr. trump tweeting today, nervous nancy pelosi is a disgrace for herself and family for having made such a disgusting statement especially since i was with foreign leaders overseas >> kristen joi

states will immediately abide by section $235.00 and will deploy along their southern border this will imply that those who cross the u.s. southern border to request asylum will be returned to mexico where they can wait the resolution of their application for asylum in its part of mexico for humanitarian reasons and in compliance with international obligations we authorize the entrance of those people to await their asylum applications if europeans prime minister has called for a speedy democratic transition in sudan as he tries to mediate a political crisis in the country. in khartoum where he met the ruling military judge and protest leaders days after a military crackdown left more than 100 protesters dead the opposition says is open to talks but only if certain conditions are met. first the military council needs to recognize that a crime was committed secondly there needs to be an international investigation into the dispersal of the sit in thirdly all political detainees and all political prisoners held by the previous regime need to be released there needs to be freedom of speech and the media the militar

tariffs on mexican products if mexico failed to do its part to secure the southern border and stop illegal immigrants before the cross southern border. the chamber of horrors, business round table, expressing outrage instead of support to secure our for, absolutely demand law and order on this side of the border. instead of making threats and taking on the present who puts america first. more on the reaction to the president order. >> good evening. white house chief of staff said they ask congress or helping them. he went on break. he then said they are not asking mexico for this. after playing here to washington d.c. he said he confirmed he talked with secretary of state mike pompeo and krishna by phone from the airport. he then tweeted out a picture, a selfie of himself in front of a sign. you can see there, defiance from the foreign minister there. he confirms he will meet mike pompeo wednesday here in washington d.c. what he calls to defend the dignity of mexico. tariffs question they put in question the ratification process in mexico. they plan to take up ratification at the end of june, beginning of july white

increase tariffs by up to 25 percent unless mexican authorities do more to stop migrants crossing america's southern border stocks and wall street fell off to trump's announcement and mexico's president says the mexican people don't deserve to be treated that way. i believe this measure will be further analyzed by the united states government i believe that president trump will understand that this is not the way to solve things i think that there will be a correction if not right away at some point because these measures are neither in the interest of mexicans nor united states citizens. so let's get a reaction to this out of washington where alan fischer joins us live and alan the way these 2 countries are major trading partners we're talking about billions of dollars worth of trade how much concern is there about the political and economic consequences of this well this is like a political rush hour test that is what you think it is when you're look at it if you're a donald trump supporter this is him getting tough on immigration and doing so by punishing a country he believes isn't doing enough

agreed on a deal on friday including a commitment from mexico to do more to stop migrants crossing its southern border with guatemala but the deal has come under fire for lacking detail and for not including commitments to stem the flow of life once crossing into the u.s. meanwhile in the u.s. state of new mexico a group of armed militia men are taking matters into their own hands trying to stop people at the border civil liberties groups accuse the so-called volunteer patriots illegally detaining migrants and impersonating office says digital correspondent all of a sonnet spent 3 days with this militia and sent us this report from the border. militia. beginning his shift its mission to find illegal migrants. every night he and his friends of the guardian patriots gather in the new mexican. border they have been described as writing. extremists but insist they are just trying to help the all sorted which was a contact me when he's coming in ok perfect this is carte blanche this is an open border and would border patrol being strained it's an unprotected border so we need to be here we need to b

just heroine account north who knows when they cross southern illinois, when you come to road, one way slave catchers and in other way black pioneers that would help you. they were given set of directions go left or go right. do i believe what i was told or not. when you encounter people like your ancestors and information to follow incredibly claim to have more, that gives you an ability to realize your own emancipation that are far more powerful, in think, shoes, foo, clothing, and so something about the character of these black pioneers could offer that the white antislavery community didn't necessarily provide that i think is important to hold up. >> piece of history that's been suppressed and i think this is beautiful piece of history that should be shared worldwide. any plan for documentaries or something? >> we can hope. >> great topic. [laughter] >> most of african americans -- [inaudible] >> were they buying land directly from government or encountered any resistance when they tried to buy property? >> yes, they were buying directly from the federal government although in some

crossings on the u.s. border have a listen to him. as president trouble is made clear we have a crisis on our southern border. and last week the president said decisive action. throughout all of mexico to do bore. her to be born yesterday on 144000 people were apprehended never to cross our southern border. promised. for mexico to do for the. illegal immigrants that are making their way north from central america through mexico and coming into our drug for. i am on show where vice president pence got his fitness function but he's saying 144000 people crossed into the united states in the month of may. cat. of course everyone should care because the vast majority of those people cross the border in order to turn themselves into border patrol and to apply for political asylum that at that means they ask to make the case in court that they had every right to be protected under united states refugee law and say here or there to have their cases adjudicated and in the meantime to be protected. in their quest for political asylum that's the law and for the vice president of the united states to call those people ill

president donald trump stresses simple either mexico stops the flow of illegal immigrants crossing america's southern border or face trade taxes which could climb to 25 percent the tariffs the also already facing opposition from politicians on both sides of the border and affected u.s. businesses like the auto industry some of the most popular vehicles sold in the u.s. are made in mexico there are concerns the move could jeopardize free trade talks between mexico the u.s. and canada but despite this trump has reiterated his plan to impose the 1st wave of juice he's by the 10th of june the new republic has more from mexico city. u.s. president donald trump has renewed threats against mexico over immigration enforcement trampling the mexican government via a series of tweets quote on june 10th the united states will impose a 5 percent tariff on all goods coming into our country from mexico until such time as illegal migrants coming through mexico and into our country stop also threaten to slow mexico with tariffs as high as 25 percent by october mexico has for many years had a pretty tough immigration

government struggles to find space for the surge of undocumented immigrants being apprehended crossing the southern border. 144,000 in may, the highest monthly total in 13 years. now the count down is on president trump in an abrupt about face announced on twitter he's holding off for two weeks on deportation raids planned over the weekend he's hoping to pressure democrats to cut a deal to change asylum laws unlikely, but a goal of the president as he tries to crackdown on illegal immigration. the reversal on the raids prompted partly by a one on one call with the house speaker. >> so when i spoke to the president, i said, look, i'm a mom. children are scared. you're scaring the children of america. not just in those families, but their neighbors and their communities. you're scaring the children. >> reporter: congress is also considering approving 4 1/2 billion dollar in emergency money, mostly for tood and medical supplies for unaccompanied children at the border >> why let the political debate hurt these children? they could be infect -- impacted for years. >> if the democrats would change the a

customs and border protection, about how many migrants were arrested last month after illegally crossing the southern border. since january, roughly 440,000 migrants have been apprehended. that is more than the entire population of cleveland. in ireland, president trump vowed to slap tourette's on all mexican goods next week if mexico does not do more to prevent illegal migration. the tariffs will start at 5% and climbed to 25% by october. the president's own party is rebelling. >> i am afraid it will endanger american jobs. >> congress is also threatening to block tariffs. mexico is one of america's biggest trading partners. it will drive up the price americans pay on everything, from avocados to automobiles. >>> the sun was rising in normandy a short time ago, helicopters and motorcyclists descended on the area as hundreds of veterans, world leaders, commemorating 75 years since american and allied troops stormed the beaches to liberate france from germany. president trump is in ireland where he spent the night at his golf club. he is expected to attend today's ceremonies. earlier today he particip

more than 144,000 migrants crossed the southern border, a . 13-year high >> they shouldn't be allowing people to come fromug ththeir country from honduras, guatemala. they walk right through our country. >> reporter: many republicans argued against the tariffs that could raise prices for american consumers on everythi from cars to grocery.da toy negotiators from the u.s. and mexico engaged a third straight day of marathon talks. administration officialthere is significant progress idut still no deal and the prt fighting on another front. >> she's a nasty, vindictive horrible person. >> reporter: against nancy pelosi. she told democrats i don't want to see him impeached, i want to see him in prison. mr. trump tweeting today, nervous nancy pelosi is a disgrace for herself and family for having made such a disgusting stateme pecially since i was with foreign leaders overseas. >> kristen joins us now, we got the new jobs' numbers today. >> reporter: well, ri peter, that's t. the u.s. gained 75,000 jobs last month. that's less than expected and wages loontinue to grow but at a sr rate. one

southern border with somalia on wednesday his front of a deal struck with donald trump to curb the flow of central american seeking asylum in the u.s. the u.s. government says the number of people caught crossing the southern border will likely reach a 1000000 this year castro has more from el paso in texas. 60000 children are among the migrants who crossed into the u.s. in the last 40 days some came alone others with families fleeing violent homes in central america to walk thousands of kilometers north to now test whether the united states will receive them this is a place where you. historically. if you're feeling violence and persecution you come in you will get some kind of protection i mean people is coming with that mentality would that be from entirely they're going to come in they're going to brace claudia some more left what amala with her 11 year old son 18 days ago. there was so much violence where we lived many games it became too dangerous but the u.s. government says this cannot continue president trump has pressed mexico to deploy troops to stop central americans from advancing toward the u.s. they're moving right now 6000 soldiers to their southern border whatever it is that y

border patrol agents and detention centers are overwhelmed with more than 140000 migrants crossing the southern border last month now evidence a surface that some like went to being held outdoors in the summer heat without access to basic services i did your castro reports from el paso texas. 3 months ago the u.s. government kept migrants who had recently crossed the border locked under a bridge the makeshift camp closed after public outcry but in recent weeks and new one has appeared no longer under the shaded bridge that glared under public scrutiny but rather hidden from sight under the glare of the sun or used for his concentration these photos were taken by neil rosen dorf a government professor who says he discovered the camp after walking through an unlocked gate. in the twenty's and thirty's were able to scrounge for themselves. pieces. that. just concocted together in order to provide themselves with a little bit of shade the area is not accessible to the public the government wouldn't allow journalists and either all you can see from here are the tops of the tan tarps beneath them peo

says border patrol agents in detention centers overwhelmed with more than 140000 migrants crossing the southern border last month no evidence to surface that some like once a being held outdoors in the summer heat without access to basic services i did castro reports from el paso in texas. 3 months ago the u.s. government kept migrants who had recently crossed the border locked under a bridge the makeshift camp closed after public outcry but in recent weeks and new one has appeared no longer under the shaded bridge that glared under public scrutiny but rather hidden from sight under the glare of the sun i'm going to use the phrase concentration camp these photos were taken by neil rosen dorf a government professor who says he discovered the camp after walking through an unlocked gate they were all in their twenty's and thirty's were able to scrounge for themselves. or sheets. and pieces. that. just concocted together in order to provide themselves with a little bit of shade the area is not accessible to the public the government wouldn't allow journalists in either all you can see from here are

to reduce the number of people crossing its southern border. power is slowly being restored across 4 south american countries after a massive blackout tens of millions of people across argentina uruguay paraguayan and brazil were left in the dark argentina's power grid collapsed early on sunday leaving the entire country without power public transport water supplies and phone internet communications were down in parts of formations and as she companies are frantically working to bring the power back. you know you have the middle you know the tsunami i was on my way to eat with a friend but we had to cancel everything there was no subway nothing is working the lack of power is making everything so difficult today is father's day i've just talked to a neighbor and he told me his sons will be able to meet you. and take you live now to when us irises speaks al-jazeera is to raise a bone to raise an update us on the latest situation as regarding the power. well that's correct an ardent to a massive power cut that affected most of the country and as

they are slapping tariffs on goods crossing the southern border if they don't step up to help and the integration crisis. the very latest on the global trade tit for tat. calls for the party to move away from socialism gets booed. is it a good sign for bernie sanders. how you can cash in on the race for the white house. it is the latest public transportation that may be coming to a city near you. it is monday june 3, fbm -- fbn:am starts right now. here is how your money is moving at 5:00 a.m. off of the session lows right now. they are following almost 200 points within the last hour. tensions escalated over the weekend. it looks like right now it is down only 134. as we become the longest losing streak. european markets also in the red. president trump against that three-day visit. and now that asia also reacting. the comments from the senior chinese official. the u.s. would not be able to pressure beijing with any type of trade deal. the global trade work continues this weekend. happy monday. breaking news just moments ago president trump is now officially in london for a three day

says border patrol agents and detention centers are overwhelmed with more than 140000 lichens crossing the southern border last month now evidence has surfaced that some migrants are being held outdoors in the summer heat without access to basic services how did your customer reports from el paso texas. 3 months ago the u.s. government kept migrants who had recently crossed the border locked under a bridge that makeshift camp closed after public outcry but in recent weeks and new one has appeared no longer under the shaded bridge that glared under public scrutiny but rather hidden from sight under the glare of the sun i'm going to use the phrase concentration camp these photos were taken by neil rosen dorf a government professor who says he discovered the camp after walking through an unlocked gate and they were all busy men in their twenty's and thirty's were able to scrounge for themselves. or sheets. pieces. that. just concocted together in order to provide themselves with a little bit of shade the area is not accessible to the public the government wouldn't allow journalists in either all you c

weeks since the white house sent its supplemental spending request to address of migrants crossing the southern border. these are two issues everyone agrees need to be addressed but it has taken a long time for lawmakers to get in a room together and start negotiating. what does that mean for the other big-ticket, must have legislative items down the road like spending caps and debt limit? , do your spending bills think we could be well into december before we see results? >> it is certainly possible. the atmosphere for cooperation on normal legislative activities is not very good right now. it is not conducive to getting things done. we passed a lot of important bills already in this congress. the majority leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell has said, he has called himself the grim reaper because he intends to kill virtually everything that comes his way. i'm not encouraged we can make progress on important priorities. one of them being immigration reform. in terms of the appropriations bills, we are moving expeditiously. that's what we spent this last week doing. we will be doing that in ju