kind of there is prime minister makes a major focus as my visits prime truong to the vatican and they're going to bring big this has been variously you know refined crucifixes be displayed in public buildings and comes into effect. the abandon. plans. i'm helena humphrey you could join me spain has a new prime minister who will lead a minority government paid the most on chose the leader of spain socialist fasi took the oath of office before king philippe he will now lead the country off to ousting is conservative. in a no confidence motion in parliament but some says well he'll need the support of catalan separatists a government and then you need agreement order was also sworn in today urged sanchez to discuss independent to his region. earlier i spoke to said an endo of a year spin professor of political science at the autonomous university of madrid and i asked him how stable this new government is likely to be. i think it will be a highly unstable government you have to decide so the socialists only eighty five out of three hundred fifty. of the spanish. parliament so it will have t

to read you know i don't like that children detained at the mexican border with their parents but truong did not reveal details of how authorities would do their. trump signed an executive order yesterday reversing elements of his zero tolerance immigration policy under the policy of the world he's separated more than twenty three hundred children from their parents a move which has drawn widespread condemnation. in the heart of american democracy fifty children are protesting president tom's policies they wrap themselves in the same file plank it's given to the migrant children separated from their parents at the u.s. border with mexico. the national and international protests were bigger than trying may have anticipated on wednesday trump reversed his so-called zero tolerance policy he said families that cross the border would still be arrested but their children would not be taken from them. a very good executive order yesterday but that's only limited about how you cut it leads to separation alternately i'm directing h h s t h s and d.o.j. to work together to keep illegal immigrant f

meetings if he wants to indeed get denuclearization to take place what else did the on board and mr truong discuss do we know. well we don't know about the certain topics we know that the north korean envoy is very versed on there is asian so they talked about it's but we don't have any indication that north korea is really willing to give to us and the concessions they had of this meeting it seems that the u.s. president is willing to meet the north korean dictator who about having and they think he even said that he didn't open the letter from king john yet. ok so we don't know if he has read that letter what about the envoy who was at the white house today kim yong shoal what do we know about him. he is a former spy a former military intelligence chief and currently he is serving as a vice chairman of north korea's workers parties a central committee and in this position he's stealing with inter korean a first he's someone who has been deeply involved in. recent. to the us and to south korea who has accompanied him to difference meetings with south korean officials of course with the ch

happened and what's going on there now so it's not that very appealing perspective but you know the way truong candles it on the thirteenth of june you know they are presumed cement south korea has a local elections and they have meet them elections through their parliament so it's very important for president one jean who did a lot for peace on the peninsula to come to this election with some kind of a result well he's already i mean there's already results it's is all about a process mark there's still a lot of landmines in the in the in going to end and i and i want to say it's not there's nothing wrong with being cautiously optimistic but we do see the past ok lack of goodwill on all sides including the united states the last time this year there's nothing wrong with being cautiously optimistic but i'm not at all cautiously optimistic cautiously or not i mean the landmines are so huge i mean just the fact that the two koreas are speaking to each other is already a progress that i think we should recognize and we should have we should lower our expectations for this right but i mean we have

and found them in a storage unit on doolittle in san leandro, allegedly kept by 45 year old cong truong dinh of hayward, who is now under arrest, on various fireworks charges.police are happy these will not explode in the sky on the 4th of july or any other time.sot fireworks are dangerous we dont want people getting injured losing fingers or body parts from using these / additional it is fire season now and we dont want any fires started due to the illegal use of fireworksthe alameda county bomb squad also showed only kron 4 news these fireworks confiscated by the dublin police department in a different and much smaller raid.but being honest, authorities believe even with all these off the streets of the east bay it is just a drop in the bucket.1:12-1:21 srgt. ray kelly / alameda county bomb squadsot thre are probably hundreds and hundreds of stashes like this sitting in places throughout the bay area just waiting to be used on july 4th.for now the fireworks will stay locked up until the state fire marshall comes to collect them.in alameda county justine waldman kron 4 news. news. wald

with witnesses in an investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election in a tweet truong called the decision tough and unfair calling reports from washington . paul mann afford begin his day a free man and ended it in handcuffs by man the judge had told him he could stay under house arrest until his trial but then the government accused metaphor of trying to tamper with two witnesses and alter their testimony the judge said metaphor it was treating his trial like a marketing campaign abused her trust undermined the credibility of the court so she said he'll stay in a jail cell until his trial here in september man of course expression didn't change when he heard the news you simply stood up and started to walk towards the door turning around just once to wave goodbye to his family before the verdict u.s. president donald trump once again tried to distance himself he worked for me what sort of forty nine days or something the first short period of time that is not true manna for actually worked for the charm campaign for almost five months at one point he ran it man if it

all over if i'm kinda will from north korea i will think five times before i sign up something with truong because i don't know if the guy's going to keep his ball is that in the first place . does she don't. think that in talking to jay saying i'm the person that equal bone until just recently it was a stance me. because i don't. live up to those you know cicely's is a. manufactured consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is to protect themselves. but the final. be the one. in the middle of the room six. a year ago i kinds who wants me to work at the confederations cup i hope you like to get people from around the world all together enjoying our beautiful guy in the cloak is only zero that means we all much die russia are against saudi arabia we have a fun sussex town called the one. joe episode we got shopping we got flash a most importantly we've got the passion of the funds coming. from the free for congress congratulations to mexico canada and the united states they're going to host twenty twenty six edition but we're here for a fantastic initiative in moscow generation m i si

morally bankrupt practice of treating undocumented people in shamefully in human ways didn't start with truong in fact both deportation and detention was dratted dramatically expanded under ole. oh but. i'm going to. say everybody is going to have a very. come on our obama and i under obama all right i have days. now break your mad house you know me down or murder me man. according to immigration lawyer and you free like so much else on immigration this administration is taking weapons that obama's folks loaded and left on the table on the way out and then they picked these weapons up and started firing and that's what's happened here is true that's why immigration activists actually gave obama the dubious title of deporter in chief that israel you know well and i'm pretty sure trump you know has taken over that title with flying colors he's also managed to acquire the title of smells like hot dog water even after bathing not in the hot dog water. in chief just. what do you do with all the. children from their parents when you put it in the shell oil company in delaware of course but that may

i think the south koreans are very perplexed by this because president truong made that announcement apparently without consulting the south korean government or as far as i can tell without consulting his own secretary of defense the dynamic in this summit frankly as someone who's followed the korea issue for a long time was really strange because the drug administration went into the summit saying they were looking for north korea to agree to c.v. id complete verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of its nuclear program and of course last year president jiang threatened to go to war if the north didn't take steps in that direction but the statement that they came out with was very bland the north koreans agreed to less robust steps than they had agreed in earlier agreements with the united states and then president trump unilaterally offered this concession which the north koreans have been angling for for years and as far as i can tell so far he hasn't gotten anything in return. ok what is the i'm begging you know one of the specialists on this on china and all of us i think th

enough for the president to restrict entry into the country so how significant is this victory for truong hi brant this is a big win for donald trump and you can see how happy about this decision just from his reaction he said this was a moment of profound vindication for his policy and indeed being a strong on immigration showing that he is keeping people out of the united states has been a key element of his foreign policy i one point during his campaign he called for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states has later been a bit more quiet on that point but people have always suspected that this band targeted muslims its critics say it's a violation of the united states constitutional protections for freedom of religion and even though the court ruled that this ban did not have an anti muslim bias we saw really scathing to send from the justices in the court who formed the dissenting opinion they essentially said a reasonable observer would have to conclude that this travel ban it was in fact motivated by anti muslim sentiment now as you say this is the third

for president truong or will well certainly not for the international actors we just spoke about domestically it depends a little bit obviously the ongoing investigation into alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen elections being carried out by special counsel robber muller it's a very divisive issue here those who believe that it happens i really believe that deeply and those who don't think that it is a witch hunt as trump has called it so for those who don't who think that this is all a lot of to do about nothing at this trip will just show that president trump is a showman we saw him taking a meeting with the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore recently of course and he'll be looking for that photo opportunity with vladimir putin in helsinki as well of course upon the clear ritchson on the story for us tonight in washington player as always thank you very much. and for more on the world cup now i'm joined by only talking from our sports just good to see you again are the group stages over. the big game in group g. was the clash between the influence of that go so both sides used

think there are many things that went wrong to military training out in such areas many things when truong we had just begun for us the priority was stupidity and security we had thought of that. and at the time one hundred seventy thousand boys and girls went to school within six months after that when the british arrived together with america's the entire school system collapsed and we didn't even have five thousand dollars in schools or boys so we were right that we would do the right thing yes and we do see the situation worsening right now so what can the international community do some type it has money don't you think that a possible peace deal and possible taliban in the afghan government could could could make a very difficult situation for the international community how will they justify cooperating with the afghan government how will they justify giving giving aid to the afghan government i would like to hear modest part of that but to share my opinion with you i think first of all what it takes would be an acknowledgement of failure on the site of the international community t

one can we expect from the meeting in singapore what will be considered successful mr truong let's talk about that with john negroponte the great american formerly served as the u.s. deputy secretary of state was the first ever director of national. this is by george w. bush he also served as u.s. ambassador to iraq to the u.n. the philippines mexico and honduras the end massive and joins me from washington mr ambassador what's your assessment of the administration's handling of this whole korean situation so far well mercurial is right i mean it's been kind of up and down but it seems to be in a good place right now larry and looks like the meeting is going to go forward i think the president's right to try and manage expectations you can't solve everything overnight but you could have a meeting that gives us a sense of direction where these talks are going to go and course what we want to see is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and i think that the real big question is is kim jong un the leader of north korea prepared to give up his nuclear program in exchange for a peace

weapons program what can we expect from the meeting in singapore what will be considered success for mr truong let's talk about that with john negroponte a great american formerly served as the u.s. deputy secretary of state was the first ever director of national. by george w. bush he also served as u.s. ambassador to iraq the u.n. the philippines mexico and honduras the embassador joins me from washington the system that's it or what's your assessment of the administration's handling of this whole korean situation so far well mercurial is right i mean it's been kind of up and down but it seems to be in a good place right now larry and looks like the meeting is going to go forward i think the president's right to try and manage expectations you can't solve everything overnight but you could have a meeting that gives us a sense of direction where these talks are going to go.

all that for the first the missing and the families i want to keep my sincere thanks to president truong. thank you thank you. ok. we're starting that process very quickly very very quickly absolutely. i'll. be. you'll be seeing everything in just a little while the letter they were signing is very comprehensive and i think both sides are going to be very impressed with the result. a lot of goodwill went into this a lot of work a lot of preparation i want to thank everybody on both sides secretary and all of his counterparts they were absolutely fantastic. if you. don't know how and i didn't inhale you discipline i did it was me how do you get me down and like to think well i know you think with my weight is that you didn't conduct a man in kind of a i even thought it would knock us on my knees and i'm just wondering like you would look at what's going on and you don't always. get done tons of research and it is not something that will get in government and you got to going to get around i don't know that incomes and the. like you've spent. thank you. thank you very much i will see a lit

witnesses in an investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election in a tweet president truong called the decision tough and unfair call him reports from washington. paul mann of fort begin his day a free man and ended it in handcuffs by a man the judge had told him he could stay under house arrest until his trial but then the government accused metaphor of trying to tamper with two witnesses and alter their testimony the judge said metaphor it was treating his trial like a marketing campaign abused her trust undermined the credibility of the court so she said he'll stay in a jail cell until his trial here in september man of course expression didn't change when he heard the news he simply stood up and started to walk towards the door turning around just once with goodbye to his family before the verdict u.s. president donald trump once again tried to distance himself he worked for me what sort of forty nine days or something a very short period of time that is not true manna for actually work for the charm campaign for almost five months at one point he ran it manna for it was

and found them in a storage unit on doolittle in san leandro, allegedly kept by 45 year old cong truong dinh of hayward, who is now under arrest, on various fireworks charges.police are happy these will not explode in the sky on the 4th of july or any other time.sot fireworks are dangerous we dont want people getting injured losing fingers or body parts from using these / additional it is fire season now and we dont want any fires started due to the illegal use of fireworksthe alameda county bomb squad also showed only kron 4 news these fireworks confiscated by the dublin police department in a different and much smaller raid.but being honest, authorities believe even with all these off the streets of the east bay it is just a drop in the bucket.1:12-1:21 srgt. ray kelly / alameda county bomb squadsot thre are probably hundreds and hundreds of stashes like this sitting in places throughout the bay area just waiting to be used on july 4th.for now the fireworks will stay locked up until the state fire marshall comes to collect them.in alameda county justine waldman kron 4 news. (ken) a ma

and found them in a storage unit on doolittle in san leandro, allegedly kept by 45 year old cong truong dinh of hayward, who is now under arrest, on various fireworks charges.police are happy these will not explode in the sky on the 4th of july or any other time.sot fireworks are dangerous we dont want people getting injured losing fingers or body parts from using these / additional it is fire season now and we dont want any fires started due to the illegal use of fireworksthe alameda county bomb squad also showed only kron 4 news these fireworks confiscated by the dublin police department in a different and much smaller raid.but being honest, authorities believe even with all these off the streets of the east bay it is just a drop in the bucket.1:12-1:21 srgt. ray kelly / alameda county bomb squadsot thre are probably hundreds and hundreds of stashes like this sitting in places throughout the bay area just waiting to be used on july 4th.for now the fireworks will stay locked up until the state fire marshall comes to collect them.in alameda county justine waldman kron 4 news. ( robin )f

and found them in a storage unit on doolittle in san leandro, allegedly kept by 45 year old cong truong dinh of hayward, who is now under arrest, on various fireworks charges.police are happy these will not explode in the sky on the 4th of july or any other time.sot fireworks are dangerous we dont want people getting injured losing fingers or body parts from using these / additional it is fire season now and we dont want any fires started due to the illegal use of fireworksthe alameda county bomb squad also showed only kron 4 news these fireworks confiscated by the dublin raid.but being honest, authorities believe even with all these off the streets of the east bay it is just a drop in the bucket.1:12-1:21 srgt. ray kelly / alameda county bomb squadsot thre are probably hundreds and hundreds of stashes like this sitting in places throughout the bay area just waiting to be used on july 4th.for now the fireworks will stay locked up until the state fire marshall comes to collect them.in alameda county justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki) now to a big story we're following... justice news.w

i have learned that officers arrested huh-year-old kong truong din a convicted felon from hayward. >> he was arrested for a variety of illegal fireworks charges and this will be presented to the district attorney's office for charging. >> reporter: police seized more than a ton of fireworks worth up to $50,000 on the street with names like super shell and thunder bombs. these fireworks could have been used for illegal displays. it might be pretty but police say the damage from these imported devices can be ugly. we don't want to your community injured and we don't want any fires to start. >> this is all from yesterday's bust. this is 3240 pounds of fireworks most of it aerial pyrotechnics. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's sergeant ray kelly is on the bomb squad and helped safely remove the fireworks found by oakland preliminaries. they sit in this shipping container at the sheriff's office in dublin. >> there's individual tubes in here. sometimes these things -- people either intentionally or unintentionally end up like this. so this ends up firing projectiles out at a high rate

i have learned that officers arrested 45-year-old congress truong din a convicted felon from hayward. >> he was arrested for a variety of illegal fireworks charges and this will be thdist attorney's office for charging. >> reporter: police seized more than a ton of fireworks worth up to $50,000 on the street with names like super shell and thunder bombs. these fireworks could have been used for illegal displays. it might be pretty but police say the damage from these imported devices can be ugly. >> illegal fireworks are very dangerous. we don't want to your community injured and we don't want any fires to start. >> this is all from yesterday's bust. this is 3240 pounds of fireworks most of it aerial pyrotechnics. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's sergeant ray kelly is on the bomb squad and helped safely remove the fireworks found by oakland preliminaries. they sit in this shipping container at the sheriff's office in dublin. >> there's individual tubes in here. sometimes these things -- people either intentionally or unintentionally end up like this. so this ends up firing projec

what was clear to me in making this film was that although many in truong see the need to address the problems of the suburbs this seems no real commitment in central government to find any lost in solutions. when i was a kid. for me it was a pleasure and a passion believe one he always found about maybe the tone in the living room and tried to pick out one playa who's made the difference to me i also write. far more for who can make things up and people can make things change you know thank you football during a break on al-jazeera world. i think it's safe to say that normal service has been resumed across the middle east lotty dry eye over the coming days that a bit of cloud still just flirting with the on north of the region here just coming out of the black sea towards the caspian sea with a tells of want to show as maybe into northern parts of. but essentially it does look dry and it does look hot we get up to thirty celsius now for barrett forty five and baghdad warm enough in kabul is around thirty four degrees and pushed further north still a few showers there up towards tashk

with issues in a very complicated community that's continuously neglected to kak how you have stood truong and tall in this chamber to defend the residents of district ten and putting them at the forefront of the decisions that you've been able to make, it has been incredible to watch. we have grown in these positions together, and your heart, i know, is not only for your district, it is for this city. i am grateful for your leadership on the budget and your leadership around cannabis, around police reform, fighting the tobacco industry, and the sugary beverage industry and all the other great things that people had talked about on this board. it shows you have lead by example and you will continue to be a leader here in working with your colleagues and working with me and other department heads to help us move a san francisco to beer place. i couldn't think of anyone better and more deserving to serve in this capacity. i am so grateful and honoured for your leadership, your friendship and your support over the years. i'm looking forward to a day when aware -- when we are all doing a lot o

so i have for you on the program we'll have more on that historic summit in singapore paul truong might have made friends with kim jong un but he managed to further strain relations with one of his closest allies also live in los angeles where video game is a gathering for one of the biggest entertainment expos in the world and then in sport world cup host russia confident they can advance past the group stage for the first time in more than thirty years. hello it has rained heavily in switzerland flooding as a result of the responsible kludges this from the masses disappeared quite quickly eastwards into poland and beyond but that doesn't mean it's the end of the line because looking upstream the potential for more rain exists i think during this wednesday and thursday switzerland austria slovenia and northern italy and possibly sardinia will be caught by yet more fairly heavy showers will spells of rain and of course this is all moving into what is currently hot dry territory so this heat it's a boost and i think you'll find some pretty big showers in hungary but some he gets to wedne

truong -- president trump is being delivered by kim yong chol, the highest-ranking north korean officialth korean official visiting the united states. in iowa judge has agreed to temporarily block the most restrictive abortion law in the u.s. under an agreement between the states and abortion rights groups. the organization sue the state, where --hat the law banning abortions were a fetal heartbeat can be detected is unconstitutional. an agency in puerto rico is trying to get an accurate tally count nearly a year after hurricane maria. the institute of statistics said suing the territory health department and demographic registry to obtain death records. many believe the official toll was 64 deaths, a severe undercount. anger is building across the island as families of victims seek answers. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. julia? julia: as we were saying, president trump is meeting with worth korea's warmer spy chief at the white house. it is

weapons program what can we expect from the meeting in singapore what will be considered success for mr truong let's talk about that with john negroponte a great american formerly served as the u.s. deputy secretary of state who was the first ever director of national intelligence in the system by george w. bush he also served as u.s. ambassador to iraq the u.n. the philippines mexico and honduras the embassador joins me from washington mr ambassador what's your assessment of the administration's handling of this whole korean situation so far. well mercurial is right i mean it's been kind of up and down but it seems to be in a good place right now larry and looks like the meeting is going to go forward i think the president's right to try and manage expectations you can't solve everything overnight but you could have a meeting that gives us a sense of direction where these talks are going to go and of course what we want to see is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and i think that the real big question is is kim jong un the leader of north korea prepared to give up his nuclear progr