in recognition of her unwaiverring efforts to empower indonesia migrant workers through skills training, public awareness, and family assistance, her central rule informing the first migrant worker community in indonesia and her courage in demanding stronger protections for vulnerable workers and trafficking survivors through sustained engagement with authorities and the public. [ applause ] >>> nepal. in recognition of her exceptional leadership in founding the first comprehensive victim services organization in nepal, established and run by survivors of trafficking. her persistent community outreach and engagement with vulnerable communities to prevent human trafficking and her commitment to protect and empower survivors. from nigeria. in recognition of her extraordinary courage, in using her lived experiences to spread awareness about and prevent human trafficking. her selfless efforts to assist survivors and lend a helping hand to those still subjected to the crime. in her unwaiverring advocacy for greater protection for groups and victims of trafficking across nigeria. evana from s

unwaivering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the preferred language of the north korea. because it implies that the united states would make some concession as well to the nuclear umbrella it provide to the region. >> all the pictures this is significant. what happened here today in singapore is significant. it does top short of what the president talked about from the beginning. and what mike pompeo said yesterday. complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. those word are not in the document. this is a statement i'm told it was described by a u.s. official as a way forward. a statement of agreement. so is basically the printed document form of the meeting. the hard work is yet to come. they did in fact pledge to hold follow up negotiations. which secretary of state and a high level official. at the earliest possible day. that's what it says. no more than that. >> there are many questions now. significant. >> a significant image. a beginning. something never been done before. as far as i can tell. we're poring over this. it doesn't appear tha

. >> chairman kim and i just signed a ioi which he reaffirmed h unwaivering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we also agreed to vigorous negotiations to implement the agreement as soon as possible. >> this is video of president trump boarding air force one 90 minutes ago. he says north korea is also dismantlint ast one nlear weapon site but critics feel the agreement both men reached is mostly symbolic and thin on real details. >>> here's a live look in singapore right now, we'll have of course more live coverage for you here on "today in the bay" at the top of the hour. >> another top local story, we're talking about the warriors parade today, it is a few hours away and those festivities get under way at 10:00 this morning in downtown oakland. organizers expect more than a million to attend. >> we have covered the parade from every angle this morning with a "today in the bay" team. bob redell looks at security during the parade but we start with pete suratos in oakland getting ready for fans who beat you to that spot, pete. >> reporter: happy warriors parade day here

thank you so much for your unwaivering support of public safety here in san francisco, first as a member of the board of supervisors and now as mayor of san francisco. as the mayor stated over the last six months we've implemented strategies here at d.e.m. that have allowed us to maintain our goal of answering 90 is pfrs of our 911 calls within ten seconds or less. the first part of our strategy focused on hiring and training new dispatchers. it takes about nine months to a year to fully train a dispatcher, so it's a long process, it's a huge commitment. the fact that the mayor is giving us the funding in the next two years to hire additional 90 dispatchers will make a huge difference for us here at d.e.m. last year we added almost 40 new dispatchers and we're seeing the results of that right now with our 90% call answering time. the second part of our strategy was to make sure that the public knew which calls should be going to 911 and which calls should be going to 311. as the mayor stated, 40% of our calls that come into the call center really are not emergencies, so here we are, tryi

. ♪ >> chairman kim and i just signed a joint statement which he reaffirmed his unwaivering commitmentcomplete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we also agreed to vigorous negotiations to implement the agreement as soon as possible. the sanctions will come off when we are sure that the nukes are no longer a factor. trish: that was president trump saying maximum pressure will remain until north korea completely gets rid of its nuclear weapons. so how soon is that actually going to be? my next guest says, could be coming sooner than you think. he served in korea six years. joining me fox news military anyst colonel david hunt. colonel, welcome. good to have you here. >> hi. trish: so there is this opportunity now for them, an an opportunity for the world, but are they going to follow through on their end of the bargain. will they, do you think? how long will the process going to take? >> they never have in the past. new president, new attitude, you know, you hope they do for world peace. this isn't a backdrop of which we've been at war for 17 years. we got, force has been in comb

the president has to be definitive in his support, very public, you unwaivering in that. neil: i hadn't heard unwaivering on either. >> me neither. think that i is cause for concern. i think you're going to have members will not get out there until the president provides them cover. then the other issues, like, not having e-verify, not like eliminating chain migration all together, like we do in the goodlatte bill. then fixing the ag guest worker program, any one of those three i think begins to tip the scales in favor of 218 in favor of getting it done. those are calculations leadership and our conference have to consider moving forward. neil: a lot of your colleagues are concerned, whatever getting in the weeds this is, it is hurting the republican agenda. the president will speak in about 30 seconds. that is big concern. you guys want to get off that. >> i came here to lead and solve problems and i think we as a republican unified leadership have to demonstrate that to the american people. and the other thing is, we don't get the border security. we don't get the borde

he wrote, i'm forever grateful for your unwaivering support to returning me to my life.is life with no regrets. it was a wonderful life. i'm sad to leave. i leave with the knowledge that i lived the life that i intended. best wishes, charles. fididn't writer do what i do or didn't do commentary if i didn't -- play whatever minor role i play, in the history of this time; i would feel they had failed in life. i had not done what i could do. i'm luck tow have stumbled upon what i was meant to do. i love it and i think it is importan >> laura: good evening from washington i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle we end the week with some of the most moving and heart breaking stories you will ever hear. three angel moms are here with me tonight separated from their children forever by an epidemic of illegal immigrant crime. meanwhile, fox news has learned that a showdown between congress and the doj over that russia probe may come to a head tonight. and friday follies raymond explains the thinking behind the relaunch of roseanne without roseanne. that's going to work

puerto rico, the silence of the puerto rican government on that neglect and about their really unwaiveringns that they knew would turn into something like this. it has been appalling. it has been something that the puerto rican people have been mourning. and unfortunately, the central government in puerto rico spent many days last week, wednesday, thursday, friday, kinda poking holes on the harvard study, and on the methodology that was used. only after international organizations such as yourself, which i have to say cnn was one of the first ones that from the onset was talking about the real cases that they were seeing on the ground, only then did they say 1,397 deaths more in the same period since september and december. so it's appalling and in a humanitarian crises, you have two choices, you speak up and speak out, or you stand down and become an accomplice to the neglect that turned out to take a toll literally on the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. >> you have been one of the more outspoken officials on the ground there, i know. but i'm still trying to understand because t

i bring the same unwaiving perspective to my current position at the fra. railroads implement tags of ptc systems is at the top of our agenda. as we approach critical deadlines for railroads implement tags of ptc systems, fra remains committed to working with railroads to ensure implement tags of this important rail safety technology in a timely manner. under the direction of secretary chrks hile, faa is taking an approach to assist railroads aggressively towards the implementation of pc c systems. in that regard, fr asr leadership met individually with executives for each of the 2b compliant 41 railroads earlier this year. this was precedent setting since the enactment of the original statute in 2008. along with each other the equipment and technoly requirements representing small market which was also precedent setting. during fra's recent meings, railroads conveyed some ongoing challenges including, three, demand and stlie issues among a limited number of ptc system venders. ongoing technical and reliability issues with ptc system hardware and software.

. >> pledging security guarantees to north korea while kim jong un reafoirmed an unwaivering equipment to complete dee nuclearization. >> i would say it worked out for both of us far better than anybody could have expected. >> we had a historic meeting and decided to leave the past behind. the president repeatedly praising kim. >> he is very smart, very good negotiator. >> the leaders finally face to face after hurling insults. >> we have developed a very special bond. the two sizing each other up with a handshake. >> excellent. thank you. >> kim jong shaking hands with president trump flashing his trademark thumbs up. >> this is what we have and this is where we are. it has been very intense. i think that he really want to do a great job for north korea. i think he want to denuke. >> if i can save millions of lives by coming here, sitting down and establishing a relationship with someone who is a very powerful man, who has firm control of a country and that country has very powerful nuclear weapons. it's my honor to do it. >> there was also what the president said a late add to that a

dtk, we talked about the building and we talked about guarantees and unwaivering commitment to completeean peninsula. this is the document we just signed. >> reporter: did you discuss with chairman kim methods to verify with the united states or international organizations that very process. >> yes, we did and we'll be verifying. yeah, we'll be verifying. >> reporter: how will that be achieved, mr. president? >> it's going to be achieved by having a lot ofeople there and as we develop a certain trust and we think we have done that. secretary pompeo i has been ing a fantastic job, his staff, everybody. as we do that we're going to have a lot of people there and 'll be working with them on a lot of other things but this is complete denuclearization of north korea. and it will be verified. >> reporter: will those people be americans or international -- >> combinations of both. and we have talked about it. >> so victor, it's clear that hasn't been discussed or worked out at all the verification part of this and that word verify does not appear in this joint declaration anywhere. working tow