there is a number of european union member states with whom we work in tandem and we had this morninga visit in vienna by european parliamentarians and there is an awareness, i would say, that goes across all political segments that migration is something that will remain with us. you personally described angela merkel as taking an action which amounted to share negligence, back in 2015, when she opened the border and allowed hundreds of thousands of refugees to come into germany. you described it as negligence. and the leader of the freedom party in austria, which is the party that appointed you, nominated you, i should say, to be foreign minister. the leader of that party described angela merkel as the most dangerous woman in europe. is that still your position, negligence, and his position that she's a danger to europe? well, i have said, back in 2015, when the decision was taken to not any more send back, according to the dublin iii agreement, people from syria, iraq, and afghanistan, that was the decision taken on friday 11th of september 2015. i sat down in news discussion that

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and maybe even as a kind of idea that these two leaders are totally in tandem i think right now merkel facing pressure from within their own party in berlin could really use even more support from the french leader the french leader of his own party's got a huge program of reforms that he'd like to put through across europe it's not just about monetary union strengthening the you're also about defense cooperation they were talking about today where the two leaders have got some announcements so there's a lot of things that my crew would like to do and he needs medical for that if she wore balls then his plans may also fall so many young and mr burke bob are available in brussels talking about. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world it's a these new far right interior minister matter of salvation he says he will not back down from a controversial proposal to conduct a census of his country's roma community the proposal has been sharply criticized with a code deputy premier and leader of the populist five star movement describing it as unconstitut

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today as well, the unveiling of a community mosaic, the reading out of the names of those who died in tandemurch service. so the two groups of people are gathering to remember the victims of grenfell on this anniversary and will then come together at the base of the tower. and during the service at st helen‘s, we heard from the reverend malcolm mcnaughton, saluting those left behind, saluting people, he said, who have borne this grief with courage and who have used our righteous anger to get to the truth. and you just saw more of those white roses being handed out as people file out of st helen‘s for the release of the doves and before this silent procession to the base of g re nfell tower. silent procession to the base of grenfell tower. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher is still there for us. charlotte, reflecting on what was said during the service, of course there were words of prayer and remembrance, but also words to reflect the grief and anger in this community in the wake of the fire and the fact that so many of these people have had to become campaigners to justice? yes, exactly

population and it shows that the government in ukraine has not yet changed its policies this is a tandem. to promote freedom of speech or freedom of media in ukraine is a very good initiative but of course it will not work if ukraine is not willing to tackle this challenge where it hurts the country most and it's very odd to see that western governments are not really opposing the government of ukraine in this point they only challenge always russia is respected in minsk agreement it's a corrupt but they are not putting enough pressure on the ukrainian government in these aspects. top u.s. officials are being hounded by anti trump activists say the president's recent stance on immigration will have more on that story after the break. right we're also starting five guys. house a signal. it's not going to talk about. just you right after the mars explorers one who would have their. record. to say what the. palace. told them to sophia and you know i'm so the shevardnadze said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. the rock of. welcome back senior u.s. officials

and they remaid -- they remain focused towards making tangible steps toward denuclearization and in tandem making progress in terms of relations. having the south korean family reunions and the talks and reducing tensions on the border of the dmz, etc. i think we for sure have a very bumpy road ahead, even as we did up to this poin a summit. it was called off and on again. we should prepare ourselves to see that kind of drama in front of us. i think president moon will remain very focused and very andrmined to make progress ofote himself as a kind facilitator, medtor, to resolve issues that come up. personally i have been critical of this idea as south korea as a mediator. a southor ally should not be a mediator. he sees the potential for things to go wrong. i would expect they would spend more time focusing on the alliance. abe hasme minister spent a lot of time focused on the trump ainistration and has invested a lot of personal pil how do you think a book will look at what happens in singapore? will he see's efforts to encourage the trump aardertration to take line on north korea as suc

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even as a kind of idea that these two leaders are totally in tandem i think right now medical facing pressure from within their own party in berlin could really use even more support from the french leader the french leader of his own party's got a huge program of reforms that he'd like to put through across europe it's not just about monetary union strengthening the you're also about defense corporation they were talking about today where the two leaders have got some announcements so there's a lot of things that my crew would like to do and he needs medical for that if she won't balls then his plans may also fall so many young and mr burke bob are available in brussels talking about. many western governments tighten that migration policy so increasing numbers of migrants are being sent home to gambia in west africa is one of the world's poorest countries so many young parents try to make it to europe when they are sent back they often find themselves overwhelmed by a sense of shame and with few opportunities to improve their prospects. known endearingly as a smiling coast of africa

a real impact on a policy i don't know i hope that she's working quietly within the system and in tandem let's say with people like our new ambassador here in moscow jon huntsman was also known as a moderate a sensible person and don't forget he has experience in business international trade he's been in china and other foreign postings my hope is that over time people like hudson and hill will move this administration in a pragmatic direction but then we watched the revolving door in the white house at the n.s.c. and i don't know. when it comes to russia and people in iran it does seem like the politicians pull to. blake they have a longer view of relations with the united states what i mean is russia scenario switch try to be friends with the guys in the ninety's and they were trying to be friends with the after nine eleven but then them americans broke their promise pushed a nato towards russia's borders and then there was serbia iraq etc etc etc. do the americans this is decade old can continue to be one assessing relations with russia because it does seem to me that the media in ame

a principle of that there will be a phased process in which both sides will make certain moves in tandem with one another i think that's the key to this and that means that the north koreans have agreed to basically get to have the the destruction of nuclear weapons or process that obviously would be i.a.e.a. driven watched over. to get rid of the nuclear weapons as well as the capability to deliver them. certainly liver them to united states at the very least and that process of figuring out what the precise relationship is in terms of time between the different steps and which steps go with which is obviously a very detailed process that can't be done in a few days or few weeks it's going to take some months to do it it goes i think the agreement at this point has gone farther than any previous agreement in this regard and i've looked at the record of what happened in the clinton and bush administrations the us government was nowhere near where they are today in terms of agreeing to the kind of. sort of arrangements that the phased mading of denuclearization with the political security

a real impact on a policy i don't know i hope that she's working quietly within the system and in tandem let's say with people like our new ambassador here in moscow jon huntsman was also known as a moderate a sensible person and don't forget he has experience in business international trade he's been in china and other foreign postings my hope is that over time people like hudson and hill will move this administration in a pragmatic direction but then we watched the revolving door in the white house at the n.s.c. and i don't know. when it comes to russia and people in russia it does seem like the politicians to public they have a longer view of relations with the united states what i mean is russia scenario switch try to be friends with the guys in the ninety's and they were trying to be friends with the after nine eleven but then the americans broke their promise pushed a nato towards russia's borders and then there was serbia iraq except or etc etc. to the americans says decade old can continue to be one assessing relations with russia because it does seem to me that the media in amer

a principle of that there will be a phased process in which both sides will make certain moves in tandem with one another i think that's the key to this and that means that the north koreans have agreed to basically get to have the the destruction of nuclear weapons or process that obviously would be i.a.e.a. driven watched over. to get rid of the nuclear weapons as well as the capability to deliver them. certainly to the liver than to united states at the very least and that process of figuring out what the precise relationship is in terms of time between the different steps and which steps go with which is obviously a very detailed process that can't be done in a few days or few weeks it's going to take some months to do it it goes i think the agreement at this point has gone farther than any previous agreement in this regard and i've looked at the record of what happened in the clinton and bush administrations the us government was nowhere near where they are today in terms of agreeing to the kind of. sort of arrangements that the phased mading of denuclearization with the political s

in tandem making progress on terms of inter-korean relations and the family reunions and reducing tension on the border. i think we will for sure have a very bumpy road ahead. they had a su that was called off and on again. we compare ourselves to see that kind of drama in front of us but i think president moon will remain very focused and veryetermined the result the issues that come in front of them. >> personally i have been a little bit critical of this idea of south korea as a mediator. a u.s. ty shld not be mediating. it sounds discordant but i think that now that there is the potential for things to go wrong i would think that they would focus more on the alliance to ep that ontrack. the prime minister has also spent a lot of time focused on the trump administration and he has invested a lot of personal n it. how do you think of a look at what has happened in singapore? will he encourage the trump administtion ttake harder line on north korea or not? and what might be the domestic political consequences for him if it looks like he is not winning on trade and trump is ignoring north

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joint protests in berlin against anti-semitism and islamophobia across germany the protesters row tandem bicycles through the city many wearing white vest that said jews and muslims for respect and tolerance dozens of people join the interfaith cyclists and as a tour the downtown area. now poland became the first european team to be eliminated from the world cup as they were beaten three nailed by colombia polish fans left the cousin area devastated rina devastated the winnies colombia on preparing to in the group senegal in japan have four points each england produced one of their best world cup performances trashing panama a six one and richest and has more from moscow. well prior to these finals and when fans hadn't seen that same school two goals and a welcomed game since two thousand and six it's now happened twice in his many matches this time out england beating connemara six one harry kane scored a hat trick for england and with five goals he's now top of the tournament scoring charles just as significantly for connemara philippe beloit school their first ever world cup goal but

protest in the german city of berlin against rising islamophobia and anti semitism the protesters rode tandem bikes through the city many wearing white vests that said jeans and listens for respect and tolerance dozens of people joined the interfaith bikers as they toured the city's downtown area. saudi arabia has intercepted a ballistic missile over the capital riyadh that's according to the defense forces there who the rebels in yemen say they launched the rockets targeting the saudi defense ministry who seems have stepped up and solitary acts in retaliation against airstrikes by the saudi and morality coalition. while fighting in the yemeni port of data has moved closer to the city center forcing even more residents to leave most to heading for the capital sanaa hoping to find safety there now the port has been bombed for the past twelve days in the saudi and m. iraqi led coalition campaign to oust the the rebels his victoria gate and be. on the road they hope to safety families escape the fighting in who data and head to would send them despite the un's offer to take away the control of p

a principle of that there will be a phased process in which both sides will make certain moves in tandem with one another i think that's the key to this and that means that the north koreans have agreed to basically get to have the the destruction of nuclear weapons or process that obviously would be i.a.e.a. driven watched over. to get rid of the nuclear weapons as well as the capability to deliver them. certainly liver them to united states at the very least and that process of figuring out what the precise relationship is in terms of time between the different steps and which steps go with which is obviously a very detailed process that can't be done in a few days or few weeks it's going to take some months to do it it goes i think the agreement at this point has gone farther than any previous agreement in this regard and i've looked at the record of what happened in the clinton and bush administrations the us government was nowhere near where they are today in terms of agreeing to the kind of. sort of arrangements that the phased mading of denuclearization with the political security

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the same time rates are up slightly today because in recent days they have moved inversely than in tandemwe will see whether that relationship continues. vonnie: thank you. president trump and kim jong-un conducted their summit. they are promi piece on the peninsula but the document is short on details. kevin cirilli joins us. kevin: that document is short on details. president trump urging north korea leader kim jong-un to fully denuclearize. he says he was able to get that guarantee but now all the attention turns to how president trump in u.s. administration will be able to verify. we are seeing some congressional reaction. mark meadows, a republican from no one of the leading ultracone voices describe the summit as flawless. senator marco rubio was a bit more skeptical. he said he wants to give a shot justesident trump to see try to allow for the summit success but he was more skeptical of the praise president trump lobbed at kim jong-un during the more than one hour marathon press conference following the conclusion. footage --5 hour voyage over air force one. chairman, as the u.s. i

and now joint exerciith members of both nations militaries operating in tandem with the goal of practicing defense against attack, president trump cancelled those without so much as a phone call or text to south korean leaders. president trump called operation key resolve the provocative war games and he nixed them. we have more on that and the latest reaction from washington and seoul. while walking side by side on the meeting grounds, the dictator, kim, pointed to the surrealness of it all according to a translation of his comments. he told president trump peopling watching all over the world the two of us are walking together. some scene from science fiction movie. john roberts was along for the ride. hello, john. >> good afternoon to you, shep. good morning from singapore. president trump during the state of the union address in january called kim jong-un a brutal dictator and said t north korea was the most repressed regime in the world. now the president saying yesterday afternoon that he's willino sit down with kim to save the lives of tens of millions of people that might be killed

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the separation of children from parents was introduced in april in tandem with the zero tolerance pledgely prosecute those parents for entering without inspection. so those are the two things that are new. prosecuting folks for criminal entry as a misdemeanor and then separating them from their children while that is happening. >> this policy shift, as we know, was meant as a deterrent to deter other people thinking about illegally crossing the border. is there any evidence that it is working as a deterrent box >> not so far. it was a policy that was contemplated a year ago by john kelly when he was secretary of homeland security. it has been discussed, apparently, for over a year. but people are fleeing to the united states from central american countries because of violence and domestic violence. as well as gang violence. these folks are caught in the middle of the violence and now they are being greeted by detention and separation. >> so lets talk about the politics of all of this. we know that president donald trump is blaming democrats for what is going on. is that argument going to

cares about 100 basis points who cares, right so i think you'll see rates go up and stocks go up in tandemt the end of the year. i could see things getting crazy, particularly at year end after the mid term elections, i could see them getting crazy to the upside. >> meantime, fed survey results are out and in line with this n. steve liesman joins us now with more steve? >> maybe not crazy but the cnbc fed survey sees higher stock prices and higher yields in the months and years ahead let's take a look. what you see is when we look at the past surveys, we've been going down 38 respondents, fund managers, economists, have reduced their outlook for the s&p 500. finally for the first time they're becoming a bit more bullish. not crazy bullish. 2% more left this year, on the s&p 6% by the end of 2019. on the next screen an environment of rising yields right now we'll call it 298, 3% right now, rising to 3.23. call it 3.25%. good for stocks to defy that rising rate of drag on stocks. now here is the outlook for today or tomorrow's meeting. 100% chance of a rate hike 81% chance in september. now

and continue to do that in tandem with the person.and with doing that, will give the officer a better understanding of what is going on with the person. and would also allow us to get other resources to the scene that we can manage better. and try to avoid the use of force. and we teach them sometimes the use of force might be necessary to prevent a person from hurting themselves or hurting others. so there is always a chance that de-escalation might not work. so we have a specific scenario where that is the goal. where the officer will try to de-escalate the person, but the person at one point or another, seems to be compliant, but then he or she becomes aggressive. so sometimes you have to use force to prevent him or her from hurting themselves or somebody else. so we give 100% view of what is going on with the person. this program is supported by the leadership of the police commission, the command staff and also by you, council. thank you for your support. the public defenders office. the police accountability department and the m

the reason that's a very big deal for themanafort's team,e have two cases in tandem.. with the new allegations of witness tampering and then we have the second prosecution that is moving along an independent track in virginia. they have a bigring coming end of the month on the allegations that there were improper disclosures to the media from the lead prosecutors there and andrew wiseman. so having manafort in detention would have had the impact really of limiting his ability to mount his defense with his lawyers. that's one of his main arguments, shep. >> shepard: thanks, catherine. more on that as we getit. where are we, big picture? let's go to john bussey, associate editor for the "wall street journal," whom this network shares common ownership. there's a lot of lies. there's some that haveleaded guilty, to items regarding russians, others that are charged with items regarding ru and there's those that lied with items regarding russ and now all of these investigations and the push backs and the national anthem and the philadelphia eagles. this is not normal in ame

they are the kind of thing we can see people working together, working in tandem with robots.ly the kind of jobs president trump thinks of when he thinks about bringing jobs. to america. it is very core to his message so that he can get deals like this done. theourse we have another at weather in reality those jobs will actually come to the extent that they want them to. emily: watching president trump shake cans with the chair of foxconn, who has been out there saying a tech war is the biggest challenge to the company, is kind of crazy. selina: it is really ironic to say the least. this deal might not be great for wisconsin. there are a lot of tax breaks and incentives they are doing to bring foxconn there, not to say the least of this trade will or -- trade war could hurt the farmers there. so the backdrop of this handshaking event, there are a lot of ominous things that are at work. just yesterday trump said he wants to block chinese investments in the united states. they want to expand the powers. on the one hand this is great for bringing jobs to america. bethe other hand

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and all those things need to happen in tandem. we'll continue to do that. we hired a superintendent we will hold accountable to address that. we're partners with him and will be partners with all of you as we consider how to go about changing the names of some of our schools. i will finally note that maya angelou was a graduate of one of our public schools. i think she needs a school in san francisco. [cheers and applause] not to front load the work of the committee. also, james baldwin did incredible work through a documentary called the hammer, where he spoke to kids at lincoln high school, and if you haven't seen it, it's on youtube. it's about the african-american students at lincoln, asking them one day if they could be president. i encourage you to watch it and hear his response to them. which was to paraphrase, it's not whether or not you can be it, but if you believe you can, you believe what they've told you about yourself. so you've already lost. so with this resolution, as we consider renaming schools, i want us to tell something powerful to the

it appears she did so successfully, working in tandem with jared kushner, who has also been working on priso reform wests. kim kardashn thanked the president and jared kushner, and she's made cheer slear she's go continue working on thesish shoes. we know that the president has been turning to his power to pardon. cnn learned that the president is considering and has the paperwork for as many as 30 other potential pardons or commutations. so this is an issue that the president is increasingly looking towards. i've also been told that a handful of an captain pplicants pardons, their cases are being reviewed. the handful of people that i've heard about would be shimilar t alice johnson, nonviolent offenders, not necessarily people linked to politics or celebrity. we have seen the president pardon a number of political allies, such as sheriff joe arpaio. >> let's get the reaction from van. van, you know alice marie jones, and you've been anned a sl advo her. what do you think about this action by the president? >> i think it's extraordinary, people going to prison with crazy long sentence

lawmakers need to work in tandem with job creators to solve the problem. we need to reinstitute the tax deduction. i was a vocal supporter of the tax cut it i believe doing away with that was a mistake. when you tax something you get less of it when you incentivize that you get more. one way to pay for the grants slid unemployed workers collect it if there willing to move. the u.s. labor department executed a small grant. the job search and relocation program involved 40 different offices. different offices offer different assistance ranging from -- in 1981 analysis found wages for those who relocated were higher. local state and federal levels provide tax incentives for worker training. similar staff should be given to employers. differing rules for programs like medicaid create a major barrier. while section eight housing vouchers -- a long waiting list is against that. high housing costs is a reason that others don't move. i maybe have 40 seconds left. high housing costs is a major reason they leave robust job markets. in atlantic a lot pointed out that

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