they encourage people, frankly, to walk through mexico and go into the united states. because they're drug traffickers. they're human traffickers. they're coyotes. i mean, we're getting some real beauties. mexico is doing nothing for us except taking our money and sending us drugs. they're doing nothing. they can solve this problem in two minutes.

mexico needs the united states. but the u.s. also needs mexico. y do we ask for visa for people coming from countries that are antagonistic to the united states so that we can maintain enforcement? how many terrorists come to the united states from mexico? zero. let's put all of our current on the table firmly. >> candidate, your first rebuttal. how will we replace the corn exports you were talking about? >> we need to step up to the plate and not allow any offensive behavior. either trade or in other areas. >> an advantage in the polls is not enough. --pite those poll results what if on july 1 you are elected president of mexico and declared through the hamburger strategy you will negotiate with the united states. assume that doesn't work, and you wake up and you get this horrible twitter financing that the trade agreement is now going to be nullified between mexico and the united states and canada. what are you going to do? >> the free trade agreement is not enough in itself. we have the capacity to negotiate and trade with any other part of the

mexico needs the united states but the u.s. also needs mexico. why do we ask for these visas to people who are come from countries that antagonist stick to the united states, iraq and iran, how many toriis have come to the united states through mexico? zero. let put a our cards on the table firmly. candidate calderon, your first rebuttal. how do re replace the corn experts you talk about? >> well, we need to step up to the plate and not allow any offensive behavior, either trade or another n other areas. andres doesn't seem to know about production. an advantage in the polls is not enough. santos deluca, despite those poll results well, export somewhere else. >> what if on july 1st you are elect president of mexico. and i know that you have declared that through the hamp hamburger strategy you will negotiate with president trump and assume that doesn't, and you wake up and get this horrible twitter announcing that the free trade agreement is now going to be nullified between mexico and the united states and canada. what would you do? >> well, obvi

the member associations of canada, mexico, and the usa have been selected... united in victory. mexico, united statesd canada, are now prepared to host the 2026 world cup, which they say will turbocharge football in north america and bring huge revenue for the growth of the game worldwide. very emotional. it has been a long and hard campaign. congratulations to morocco, putting it to us and the very end. we are thankful to fifa. it was an impressive job in a short time. delighted. the north american beard known as united 2026 will host 48 teams, playing a games across all three countries. they are promising a riot of passion and colour. the north american beard has prevailed, and fifa has listened to the promise of $11 million in profit. —— bid. the result will also delight the leadership of fifa. donald trump, urging fifa voters, perhaps threatening, to back the bid, issued congratulations. vladimir putin made a quick appearance to thank fifa for support in the run—up to bear tournament. thank you. the world cup remains a glittering prize for many nations. russia will take its turn starting tomorrow

are but they're definitely making the case that hey this is a bid about soccer in the united states canada and mexico not about the president of the united states what about the way this this vote is being decided this nation is being decided the way it's being voted because the criticism that was made last time around when two countries were. named qatar and russia it was basically a small group of top executives about a dozen or so them just gathering in a room in switzerland and this time around it's all of the individual nations that are going to decide is that does that go some way to making it more transparent. we'll have to see it certainly seems on its face to be more transparent because fifo has said they're going to release the results of the vote they're going to show us how people voted it's led to people kind of tracking how the votes are going and where people are and where different nations and federations are the hope is that it will be more transparent at the same time you know fee for released results of how they evaluated the big and we don't know if those are having any effect on

presidents general secretaries and everyone in our fi family on behalf of our united bid canada mexico and my country the united states thank you so so very much for this incredible honor thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the fee for world cup in twenty twenty six we want to convey our appreciation as well to the thief administration and your staff president frontino especially the task force who worked so hard over this entire process let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we are all united in football that's the spirit of the world cup the beautiful game and game transcends borders and cultures football today is the only victor and in that spirit we wish our russian hosts and all the teams competing here this is the very best of luck thank you all again very much. so we have the result then of the world cup it's going to be for the twenty twenty six feet for world cup if it's c. it is the united to bid that's the united states mexico and canada from d.w. sports hitters max medal at quite a decisive victory as well yes one hundred thirty four votes and

a joint bid from the united states, mexico and canada coming up on bbc news, a joint bid from the unitedage the world cup in 2026, beating morocco with 67% of the vote. tomorrow marks one year since the grenfell tower fire — the most deadly blaze in the uk since the second world war. it killed 72 people, and left hundreds homeless. 12 months on, 69 households remain in emergency accommodation. one of those families is the rasouls — a mother and father, two young children, and their disabled grandfather. our correspondent matthew price spent the day with them to find out what their life is like now. a year to the day after the fire and little zara is still waking in a hotel bed. her brother and she have spent 12 months of their young lives crammed in a room with their parents. i've got a big belly, i know. putting on weight in here. no kitchen table, no kitchen. they are in the minions bag. you might wonder why they are still here. they asked to be rehoused close to the tower, a home on the ground floor, suitable for zara's disabled grandfather, who has dementia. he lives with them in an

and then heading to air force one to head back to the united states. mexico, missouri. republican line. go ahead. hello? you got him. because i am proud what our president has done. he is the more -- he has done more than any president we have had in the last 20 something years. he has helped the veterans by giving them pay raise. we haven't had a pay raise in five years. he went over to singapore to meet with north korea which no other president has. he isn't offered no money like obama did all get uranium like hillary clinton. doing ifb he didn't have this mother investigation -- smaller investigation. i think it is all cooking. democrats think he ain't doing good. he has done more for this country just 155 days he has been in office. thank you for the call. residents of a china border city hoping the u.s. north korean summit brings peace and business. residents of the chinese city seems to benefit the most from a positive outcome from this summit in singapore. says they were hopeful it will lead to peace, as well as to bolster cross-border business. whenere go out an

deeplyinue to believe that there is a win-win-win opportunity for anna deked, mexico, and the united states-- opportunity for canada, mexico, and the united states. ♪ >> the g7 is a gathering of the world's most advanced economies to talk about the challenges we have an common, and there is one challenge is shared across the g7 and much of the developed world, how do you reassure people that all the changes we are going through in our work places from automation, ai, greater trade deals, to globalization in general, how are these factors going to ensure that the growth we create this fairly shared by everyone? when you look at the anxiety of , theggressive nationalism polarization, insularity, anti-globalization, all those facets of politics around the world, it stems from an anxiety that people feel that the system we have might be good at creating growth, but it is not good at creating growth for all citizens. whether it was president trump getting elected on a commitment to make america great again, which means bringing in people who felt left out by the success, recent success, of growt

now so here we are in twenty to twenty six football fans are going to have to travel to the united states mexico and canada for their teams it's going to be the biggest since the top of the began in one hundred thirty as well it will consist of forty eight teams sixteen more than the current format football consultant and former fee for communications director walter gregorio told me that organizing the event over three countries has its own set of problems. but it easier to try and host this massive tournament in place or does it make more sense to try and absolutely absolutely want to and this would be kind of your only factor the need to go to morocco already when you have one single country but different states it's very complicated and you can imagine if you have three different legal systems in all. it's for sure more more complicated than if you have one single country or the end of the money is talking if you see the forecast is a more than fourteen billion u.s. dollars.

mexico and the united states are bound to remain together. our ties will continue growing because as ambassador gutierrez frequently say, as strong and successful mexico is in the best interest of the united states just as a strong and successful united states is in the best interest of mexico. congratulations, andrew, once more on your contribution or putting these issues on top of the agenda. [ applause ] >> thank you, ax. very compel and appreciate that and please convey our greetings to everyone at the embassy including ambassador gutierrez and really an honor you can join us. we'll turn to our panel. we have three distinguished panelists here. before i introduce them, let me say we'll have questions and answers in a bit for the panel so you can tweet questions at us @migrationpolicy and use the #mpidiscuss if you want to tweet out about this event, and you can also e-mail questions to us at events@migrationpolicy.org. you are welcome to tweet from the audience as well, of course. we really have a phenomenal panel, and let me start -- i'll

mexico and usa have been selected. united in victory. mexico, the united statesare to host the 2026 world cup, a prize they insist will turbo—charge football in north america and deliver huge reve nu es to north america and deliver huge revenues to invest in the worldwide growth of the game. very emotional day for all of us. it's been a long and hard campaign. congratulations to morocco, who fought to the end. but we are gratified by the result, how can you not be? we are thankful to fifa. they did an impressivejob. we are delighted. the north american bid, known as united 2026, will host 48 teams, playing a few games across the three countries, with organisers promising a riot of passion and colour. the north american bid has prevailed and fifa's voters have listen to the mists of $11 billion in profits and a relatively headache free build—up to the tournament. the result with the light fifa's leadership. donald trump, who some felt had threatened fifa's voters to back the bid, offered congratulations. meanwhile, vladimir putin made a quick appearance to thank f

she came to the united states from mexico. because of her immigration status, she did not think college was an option, but she did not give up. once brenda got to cu, she found her passion. she is planning a career as a fifth grade teacher. yes, give her a round of applause. >> [applause] gov. brown: brenda says she wants young people to understand that they can accomplish anything if they pursue their dreams and stand strong. we must keep fighting for justice, to make sure that our dreamers are able to stay in the land of their dreams. >> [applause] gov. brown: being here today is a wonderful reminder of my very sunny times in colorado, and what inspired me to enter public service. it is also a reminder of the power that each and every one of us has to change the world. many of you are already doing that. all of you have spent the last four years, some of you may be five, a few of you, six, learning about the world, hopefully seeing the possibilities ahead of you. there is absolutely no question that one person, one dedicated

publicl security and safety has stopped 500,000 central americans who crossed the mexico on their way to united states. imagine the impact on the southwest border and mexico was not cooperating with our needs but doing it for their own purposes driven by their own policy requirements. we need to strengthen our relationship with mexico. the comanagement of a migration problem should be continental in scope. the flow from central america and around the world. we have a broken immigration court system. we should not be emphasizing the need for federal prosecutions but we need to address an immigration system that has hundreds of thousands of cases in the backlog waiting for hearings. if we had crisp adjudication of migrant rights, we would not see what we see today, which is many 2-5le waiting for hearings years. it leads to the building of of equities for people who live here, developed jobs, have families, then we have a hearing and rip families apart. looking at it from the other perspective, if i'm in hazelton and suddenly i have 16 neighbors waiting for an immigration hearing and i wonder what is ha

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which is twenty six world cup has been made the decision has gone to the united bid that's the united states mexico and canada they won the voting was one hundred thirty four votes to the united bed and sixty five to morocco so more on that in the course of the program all right you're watching that d.w. news live from the north korea has praised the summit with the united states as i remove resulting success state media framed tuesday's summit as a win for pyongyang is to american concessions including a promised and to that promise and to joint us south korean military exercises critics of the deal have pointed to its vagueness and the fact that it mentions contains no mention of washington's demand for the north's complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. nuclear weapons we never even discussed the other in an interview with the a.b.c. news network following the talks in singapore u.s. president donald trump said it was a big day for the world he also announced that he will freeze military war games with south koreans and i'm doing something that i wanted to do from the beginning we

donald trump's comments about mexicans coming into the united states when he called them rapists and murderers certainly drove a wedge between mexico and united states as well as his repeated calls to build a wall on the border and of course with canada we just saw him insulting prime minister justin trudeau at last weekend blaming him for a disastrous g. seven summit in which the president managed to snub a lot of the united states' key allies by arriving late leaving early making it clear that his preference was to meet with the north korean leader kim jong un rather than sign a joint statement of shared interest with them so a lot of issues there again soccer is a great uniting force they are all coming out saying that this is going to be a wonderful thing to host together and it's important to remember that trump is going to be long gone by twenty twenty six. well actually we're not sure about that . richard said joining us. from washington and all of the mood here in the studio ali you're actually going to stick around because we're going talk about another aspect of this story. there's been of course so much excitement buildi

the new york times covering a big sport announcement — that's the winning joint bid by the united states, mexicober of people using facebook for news is down, especially among younger members, who are increasingly turning to facebook—owned whatsapp instead. staying with social media, the times lead story now it reports claims in the uk that web giants are fuelling mental health problems among children. and we'll end with a look at the front page of the financial times, looking at one of the uk's biggest data hacks — it says six million customers of electrical retailer dixons carphone were exposed. that was a breach that has attracted the attention of spy agencies. that story broke yesterday morning. that is being dealt with in the papers today. back with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. let us get stuck in. anniversaries are always extremely difficult.

time around and many of the stadiums of course very much in place for the united states to host its ten matches and for canada mexico to host their three matches apiece come twenty twenty six and of course key for the united states which lost out in the twenty twenty two process the line process that led to qatar hosting that particular event but also to the end of the career for a long time think the latter. just going through some of the numbers of the voting the electronic voting this taken place this year you can see it on the screen morocco getting only sixty five votes thirty three percent and the united bid a clear winner there sixty seven percent with one hundred thirty four votes none of the beds only one member abstaining there. so a lot of talk in thinking as well very much the whole delegation all of them are all kobe to did an extraordinary job joking around i would like to give the floor to one or two or three of representatives of the united least. sorry it's a bit emotional for us today. thank you president frontino fellow presidents general secretaries and everyone in our fi family on behalf of our

a football party just as good as the promotional video promise is that's what the united states mexico and canada are saying together they're bidding to jointly host the two thousand and twenty six world cup it would be the first time three countries simultaneously host world football's marquee attraction the bid has three key strengths experience mexico and the u.s. have both hosted world cups before and canada received high praise for its smooth organization well hosting the women's world cup three years ago and there's money u.s. canada mexico option promises a record eleven billion in profits more than double the other world cup and size two thousand and twenty six will be the first world cup to expand from thirty two to forty eight teams in the north american say a bigger tournaments calls for bigger hosts we want to focus on the game we're ready made and our cities are prepared to host today the u.s. mexico canada bit does have a lot of a lot of the bases covered but in recent memory you know england's bid for instance had a lot of those same strengths and fifa gave the world cup

we are also talking about the 23rd finals, because fifa members have voted for the united states, mexicome world cup finals matches will be in mexico, a first for canada, and a second chance for the us, where most games will be played. here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway.

money in the revenue from a potential world cup in the united states and the majority of it will still take place in the united states but also in mexico and canada will be too much for a lot of these countries they seem like they have most of south america in the caribbean on their side and the question will come down to what europe and asia do most likely but i would still at this point be pretty shocked if the united states mexico and canada joint bid isn't the winner. top stories on al-jazeera a military operation has begun in yemen to take the port city of data from heathy rebels that's according to a saudi owned television channel the united arab emirates which is part of the coalition with saudi arabia fighting they had given the rebels until choose date to leave the date as the main entry point for food and medical aid for millions of yemenis the leaders of north korea and the u.s. have accepted invitations to visit each other's countries that's according to the north korean state news agency kim jong un and donald trump met for the first time in singapore and choose day they signed an agreement aimed at denuclearizing the kore

money in the revenue from a potential world cup in the united states and the majority of it will still take place in the united states but also in mexico and canada will be too much for a lot of these countries they seem like they have most of south america in the caribbean on their side and the question will come down to what europe and asia do most likely but i would still at this point be pretty shocked if the united states mexico and canada joint bid isn't the winner every year the world's leading technology companies to send on hannover to showcase their latest innovations at the same change fair this is one of the top themes is artificial intelligence which is having an impact across several industries dominic cain has more. june in hanover and the sea but tech fair is in turn the chance for hundreds of thousands of people to browse the latest developments in technology up close and personal this might look like an expensive entertainment system but actually it's an innovative device in medical science designed by the phone who for company it works by all commenting the reality of the wear a perceived through the glasses allowing

to better assess our immigration system and the security of our border, i went to the united states-mexico border near el paso, texas, this weekend. i rise today to share some of from our i heard customs and border patrol officers and the compassion they have for these families and children as they interact with. these agents and officers have the highest on the job injury rate among all law enforcement groups across the country. additionally, these officers see some of the worst conditions and are exposed to a wide ranging health risk like lies, tuberculosis, chicken pox, and many others. day-to-day these officers are on the frontlines protecting our nation's borders. they are often stopping drug trafficking, human trafficking, and much more. they see the worst of the worst. and put their lives on the line to secure our nation every day. and in exchange for this, they are often portrayed on the national media as cruel and are compared to unthinkable, unimaginable groups from our world's history. this is not the experience i had with them this weekend. these officers have huge hearts and a

. >> this was a joint bid between the united states, canada, and mexico.ost of the matches will be played here in the u.s. >> some could be played at santa clarlevi st >> fifa is eyeing the san francisco bay area , but there is easy access to imports, tra hotels, and other training facilities. it is the first time that three countries, the united states, mexico, and canada will share hosting duties. will take place inthe u.s. fifa is looking at 23 cities which include los angeles, and boston just to name a few. some local residents i talked to have mixed feelings about the global event possibly come into the bay area. >> i think it would be exciting for the economy here, but traffic wise, it is a pain in the wiser. i think the community here is a big soccer town. you have the division the spec defending national champions at stanford university, so i would love to see them hosted here at levi stadium. >> stadium upand we are humbled now be preparing for the once- in hosting the fifa world cup. thfit game is tomorrow. the united statesdid not make the cut t

for ten years and wrote the book "undocumented: immigration and the militarization of the united states-mexicor." >> i only had a few seconds to get down on the child's level. i photographed from the ground. and i think i took maybe seven pictures while she was crying and looking up at her mother, who was being searched by a guard. and it was very hard for me to see as a father. >> reporter: today in brownsville, texas members of congress toured the casa depresidente children's center. >> what do you want people to know about what you saw in there and what it means about this issue overall? >> well, i think it goes back to the fact that in the last month or so the united states government through this administration has initiated a policy to take kids away from their parents. it's not right. it's immoral. it's inhumane. and we need to stop that. >> reporter: protests across the country have echoed this sentiment. this is one of the groups of protesters that are outside the facility here in mcallen, and they're saying "no estan solos," telling the people inside they're not alone. >> reporter: a

before the big twenty eighteen world cup they're going to vote on whether it's going to the united states mexico and canada that's the mexico representative speaking or whether it's going to be morocco spirit of questions over the north american bid fearing it could lose out of course if the vote of century because a referendum on the popularity us president donald trump the very man has proposed to build a wall between him and mexico and of course all the latest trades with canada but you know everyone's hoping that sport will come first as for the moroccans but there's a worry there that basically i'm going to infrastructure put together what they're how would need a lot of extra work and everyone's making the bid look at the itinerary here seems to people have been going on a little bit longer than we thought they would be the thing we're looking for is the invitation to vote an electronic voting system that will basically open for two minutes and then close when we go to the we think it'll be in about half an hour's time we'll get that will know who is going to be the host for twenty twenty

a football party just as good as the promotional video promise is that's what the united states mexico and canada are saying together they're bidding to jointly host the two thousand and twenty six world cup it would be the first time three countries simultaneously host world football's marquee attraction the bid has three key strengths experience mexico and the u.s. have both hosted world cups before and canada received high praise for its smooth organization while hosting the women's world cup three years ago and there's money u.s. canada mexico option promises a record eleven billion in profits more than double the other world cup and size two thousand and twenty six will be the first world cup to expand from thirty two to forty eight teams and the north americans say a bigger tournaments calls for bigger hosts we want to focus on the game we're ready made and our cities are prepared to host today the u.s. mexico canada bit does have a lot of a lot of the bases covered but in recent memory you know england's bid for instance had a lot of those same strengths and fifa gave the world

on behalf of our united bid, canada and mexico in my country the united states, thank you so country6. we want to convey an appreciation as well for the fifa ministration and your staff, president infantino, especially the task force who worked so hard over this and higher process. let us also salute her friends from morocco at, at the end of the day we are all united in football. that is the spirit of the world cup, the beautiful game transcends borders and cultures. football today is the only victor and in that spirit we wish our russian hosts and all the teams competing here the very best of luck. thank you all again very much. applause that is the leader of the joint bid saying he was emotional at the news that they had won. they said previously it is not about geopolitics, it is about football and what is fundamentally at the end of the day in the best interests of football and football community and he was just saying that football is the only victor. disappointment from morocco, they have tried and failed for times that try and host the world cup but they have lost out again t

well, i think, eno, mexico into the united states? the people that we are working with have family members who already live in the united states. i think if i we re in the united states. i think if i were to flee another country to seek protection, i would do my best to get to a place where i already know somebody, i already have somebody thatis somebody, i already have somebody that is available to help me. i think, as well, many of the criminal elements that exist in central america that are causing a lot of the violence and the persecution, are linked with many of the criminal elements that exist in mexico. and therefore, for many of the people that we work with directly, mexico may not be a safe option for them. thank you very much. thank you for having me. the un's refugee agency says the lives of thousands of rohingya muslims are at risk, as torrential rain lashes down on makeshift camps in bangladesh's cox's bazar. more than 700,000 rohingya crossed over into the coastal district, fleeing persecution in myanmar, since august la

normally think would vote for the united states did in fact choose the united bid in the end i will stay with geopolitics because donald trump has set canada and mexico with his recent policy so how do those the three nations now unite over the next eight years. we unite is the key word here because in the big video we saw from the united states they were really playing up that they were really emphasizing that this is going to bring the world together not just the three countries that are hosting the base but the whole entire world people will be welcome to come in to the united states to come to remember and what's this for one thing they don't need to worry about obviously is the infrastructure as i was saying that's already in place they do have experience at least two of the three hosting the tournament before the united states hosted in ninety four mexico households did it twice before so the big question mark really is how the geopolitics will play out in the next. five years. in the rest of a potential second for donald trump as well so who knows who knows what will be in terms of the chair politics that will be the big question mark in this

we continue to believe deeply that there is a win-win-win opportunity for canada, mexico, and the united states♪ >> the g7 is a gathering of the world's most advanced economies to talk about the challenges we have in common. and there is one challenge is shared across the g7 and much of the developed world, how do you reassure people that all the changes we are going through in our work places from automation, deals,the greater trade deals, hower trade are these factors going to ensure that the growth we create this fairly shared by everyone? when you look at the anxiety of the aggressive nationalism, the polarization, insularity, anti-globalization, all those facets that are slipping into politics all around the world, it stems from an anxiety that people feel that the system we have might be good at creating growth, but it is not good at creating growth that is good for all citizens. whether it was president trump getting elected on a commitment to make america great again, which means bringing in people who felt left out by the success, recent success, of growth in the united states, whether

they encourage people to walk through mexico and go into the united states. they are drug traffickers. human traffickers. they are coyotes. we are getting some real beauties. mexico is doing nothing for us except taking our money and sending us drugs. are doing nothing. they can solve this problem in two minutes. you wouldn't even have to do anything. they don't do it. they talk a good game but they don't do it. we will see how that all comes down. it will be interesting to see. with that, i will end by saying we had a tremendous success with north korea. we continue to work on that. mike pompeo has been fantastic. john bolton, working together with mike has been fantastic. i don't even know where -- there he is. he spent so much time in north korea. surprised to see you here. i think i can speak for both of us it has been an incredible experience. the relationship is very good. they have stopped the sending of missiles, including ballistic missiles. they are destroying their engine sites. they are blowing it up. they have already blown up one of their big tes

fight for that right that is the morocco and also the north american bid which unites the united states mexicoand canada on paper it looks like the north americans will get the right to host the twenty twenty six world cup but there could be some unexpected twists and turns in that tale and here is my explain as to what could potentially be there. the joint u.s. mexico and canada bid. host the twenty twenty six world cup looks like a done deal at least on paper the north american bids sole rival morocco barely passed the feat as evaluation scoring two point seven overall against four stadiums and accommodation in morocco were considered high risk the african country would need to invest a whopping sixteen billion dollars into infrastructure to host that event and the projected revenue of the north american world cup is two times bigger the twenty twenty six bid is well presented and strong in terms of government commitments but would need to build most of its tournament related and going to infrastructure the united twenty twenty six bid on the other hand has promising levels of infrastructure

we continue to believe deeply that there is a win-win-win opportunity for canada, mexico, and the united states. ♪ p.m. trudeau: the g7 is a gathering of the world's most advanced economies to talk about the challenges we have in common. and there is one big economic challenge that is shared across the g7 and much of the developed world, how do you reassure people that all the changes we are going through in our work places from automation, to ai, to greater trade deals, to globalization in general, how are these factors going to ensure that the growth we create is fairly shared by everyone? when you look at the anxiety of the aggressive nationalism, the polarization, insularity, the anti-trade, anti-globalization, all those facets that are slipping into politics all around the world, it stems from an anxiety that people feel that the system we have might be good at creating growth, but it is not good at creating growth that is good for all citizens. whether it was president trump getting elected on a commitment to make america great again, which means bringing in people who felt left out by th

twenty to twenty six football fans are going to have to travel to the united states mexico and canada one of their teams is going to be the biggest since the top of the began in one hundred thirty as well it'll consist of forty eight teams sixteen more than the current format football consultant and former fee for communications director walter gregorio told me that organizing the event over three countries has its own set of problems. it's easier to try and host this massive tournament in place or does it make more sense to try and absolutely absolutely want to and this would be kind of the yawning factor in our the need to go to morocco already when you have one single country but different states it is very complicated and you can imagine if you have three different legal systems in all. it's for sure more more complicated than if you have one single country by the end of the money is talking if you see the forecast is a more than fourteen billion u.s. dollars for four for the united bid and i think seven billion still enough but it's half for the moral earthing for the france it's

about to decide back to hold the twenty twenty six football world cup joint bid from the united states canada and mexico is up against five time because america decision is expected in the next. i feel good and welcome to the program north korea has promised the summit with the united states as a result ending success state media frames tuesday summers as a wind up john young listing american concessions including a promised end to joint u.s. south korean military exercises critics of the deal point to its factness and the fact that it contains no mention of washington's demand for what they call the north complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. nuclear weapons we never even discussed the other in an interview with the a.b.c. news network following the talks in singapore u.s. president donald trump said it was a big day for the world he also announced that he will freeze military war games with south koreans and i'm doing something that i wanted to do from the beginning we stop playing those war games a cost us a fortune you know we're spending a fortune every number of much we're doing w

world cup will be held as the world prepares for this year's event a joint bid from the united states canada and mexico goes up against an offering from five time bitters morocco. and welcome to the program north korea has praised the summit between kim jong own and donald trump as a resoundingly success the north state media framed tuesday's summit as a win for pyongyang as a list of the concessions made by president trump including his pledge to end joint us south korean military exercises critics are pointing to the lack of detail in the agreement signed by both leaders and the fact that it contains no mention of washington's demand for a complete verify. why a ball and irreversible denuclearization of the north of the nuclear weapons we never even discussed the other in an interview with the a.b.c. news network following the talks in singapore u.s. president donald trump said it was a big day for the world he also announced that he will freeze military war games with south korea and i'm doing something that i wanted to do from the beginning we stop playing those war games a cost us a fortune you kn