promises to make the have nots rather than the privilege his main priority seems irresistible people like truth vendor. who says the two other candidates represent options that have failed to the working class simple terms of a whole new consumer because we need jobs education sports health for farmers not just for those who have benefited from welcome the need help so the country can grow. you'll have it remains optimistic he says it's illegal to tell his employees who to vote for but that he has explained what he believes would be the consequences if mexico were to veer off its present course to see a new an i'll just see that mexico south. has reportedly been violated within just a few hours both government forces and rebels in the northwest are blaming each other for breaking the cease fire agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader machar in neighboring city at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in twenty . launches there is heavy morgan has covered the conflict in south sudan extensi

the privilege his main priority seems irresistible people like troops vendor. who says the two other candidates represent options that have failed to the working class. of a whole new consumer because we need jobs education sports health for farmers not just for those who have benefited from. the need help so the country can grow. the mossad you had it remains optimistic he says it's illegal to tell his employees who to vote for but that he has explained what he believes would be the consequences if mexico were to veer off its present course. newman. mexico. general motors is warning that trade tariffs on imported vehicles could lead to the isolation of u.s. businesses from the global market told the u.s. commerce department that the levees could force the country to downsize but thousands of jobs at risk for the trump ministrations argument that the tariffs would protect u.s. industry. hundreds of orphanages that don't meet legal standards the government suspects for profit or child trafficking. reports on a home in the northern city of trying to help the children nine year old appe

promises to make the have nots rather than the privilege his main priority seems irresistible people like true vendor. who says the two other candidates represent options that have failed to the working class. of a whole new consumer because we need jobs education sports farmers for those who have benefited from. the help so the country can grow. your had it remains optimistic he says it's illegal to tell his employees who to vote for but that he has explained what he believes would be the consequences if mexico would to veer off its present course to see. mexico hundreds of people have been arrested in the u.s. capital during a protest against the president's policy of separating families the government says it's trying to reunite children with their parents but critics are skeptical from washington has the story. yeah dozens of signs and posters are being prepared for something big a protest bringing together more than one hundred different groups all opposed to u.s. president donald trump's zero tolerance policy on migrants it's a national day of action that's not only here in washingt

obrador has made the neglected mix can country side a campaign priority. he said here we're focused government support from large industrial produces to smaller farms seek help them get quality seeds technological know how better access to loans and to guaranteed minimum price for their crops it's all part of an ambitious plan for mexico to produce its own food. they're buying everything abroad that we could grow in mexico that's going to start . in the past there were incredibly strong ties between mexicans and the land this is the birthplace of corn itself but it's a different country now daming with the urban population and the global market the question is if it's really possible or even worth the cost of resuscitating this sector. even lopez obrador team says the wholesale change he promises will be impossible one of been a straight. and agricultural economists who in general support the plan have questioned of price guarantees for individual farmers and in particular in forcing home grown food and carry a steep cost for authorities and consumers is so important when setting th

consider the priority such as pharmaceuticals and manufacturing and with no means of paying their supplies many of them forced down. at that is just market monocultural traders complain of how businesses in our fight is clearly imports textiles from china and to buy themselves a muddy idealogue getting supplies is a very challenge for us increasing ties are also keeping customers away. last year the government devalued the local currency by fifteen per cent in an effort to boost exports and contain rising inflation but prices kept rising under it and we don't fix the prices that is beyond us they from us in rural areas do depending on the a production costs even ethiopia's new prime minister but the knowledge is that there is no quick fix to the problem for now he's calling for more cooperation with a private sector. ethiopia a one time ally of the soviet union is now enduring some of the principal capitalism but there are growing pains the i.m.f. is focused on your growth rate of eight point five percent this year above the global object for mao it seems ethiopia is still an afri

issues one of his key priorities for him it's personal and my grandfather came from both me and was an immigrant to turkey my mom is also in my father's turkish i'm married to a half indian half also three and i think i do understand the needs of the people there about you know how they move and why they move and why they go look for a port and that is how they create jobs how they really drive the economy that multicultural competency to something dealy missed under the current u.s. administration as a member of the so-called business roundtable an association of america's top executives. advisors politicians in washington and hopes that his voice is heard i think the politicians do listen to us i think they take our advice as know how they implemented it or not implemented how long it takes it's different the reality says is that globalization is unstoppable driven by mobile technologies. at the dynamics of emerging markets in africa and asia the actions what we see not only in the u.s. but other parts of the world is kind of a momentum correction of globalization i believe that g

that winning is not a priority for them and are expected to make wholesale changes but the reality is how do you engineer a result when you're trying to come second in a group and trying to come second in a group and trying to lose? that would be against what england is doing here and what gareth southgate is trying to do. he gave short shrift to that idea at the press conference yesterday. performance and the menton is so important at the tournament, isn't it? any clues as to what gareth southgate might go with team selection? he talked a lot about harmony and keeping harmony in the group and that means potentially getting players in. also trying to keep happy the ones that are playing so keep happy the ones that are playing so well and keeping that the menton and positivity as he called it going. kyle walker is on a booking and could be replaced by philjones 01’ and could be replaced by philjones or gary cahill. he had his thigh strapped against panama, so he could be bringing on arnold. danny rose could start ahead of ashley young. hurricane, we are hearing reports jamie vardy co

was interesting. it says a lot about donald trump's priorities that he could go from a nato summit immediately to meet with vladimir putin. obviously there is significant tension in the us russia relations, but donald trump has expressed a willingness to work with winer put in. it'll be interesting to see when they sit down face to face what happens. 0k. it will indeed. many thanks. our correspondent there. there's no sign of a let up in the heatwave. northern ireland has experienced its hottest day injune in decades. and it's likely to get hotter still across parts of the uk. emma vardy has this report from bangor in northern ireland. you would be forgiven for swanning around on northern ireland's hottest june day for 22 years, or to put it another way... boiling! baking. it's piping today. glorious. it's about 15, 16 degrees. perfect. and a quick breakfrom the dayjob to enjoy it. i'll get an hour in the water now, a bit of a shiver after getting out, even today, and then back to work. i'll take the kayak out. it's not often it comes like this, so i'll have to make the most of it

media saying the whole issue of the blockade has slipped down the list of foreign policy priorities for the likes of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia and this is simply just a case of cattle trying to draw as much attention to this blockade as possible when it really in the eyes of at least the saudi crown prince should be seen as being very similar to the sixty year blockade of cuba by the united states we wait as i said though to hear from the u.a.e. on thursday they will have a chance to speak then they will also have a chance to speak on friday may have many thanks and they don't deserve their reporting live from the hague but the un's aviation agency says that it will consider a request to have the blockade imposed against declared illegal the international civil aviation organization rejected objections filed by the four countries behind the ban a final decision is expected before the end of the week danny alack reports now from montreal the headquarters of the i.c.a.o. . it's been almost a year since cats are first came here to the international civil aviation organization to have

of have a lot of different priorities at the moment. definitely, the homes in that area, quiet a few resources in there are actively doing structure defense. we have a strong areal fire fight going on on the east side of the fire. >> what direction you travel and go in, where is it right now? >> yeah, it's an interesting fire. the issues to the west offshore with the offshore winds. the regular normal pattern kind of reversed and pushed back. as far as the spring valley is concerned, the fire has surrounded that valley there. there's fire on the hillsides to the west, north and east. it's the north side of the spring valley and impacted the most chop mountain road and out to the west. they're off the roads that come off of highway 20. those are the areas of concern right now. as you mentioned, lake county has kind of a lot of fire history there. there was a fire back in 1973. the bakerville fire burned over 26,000-acres in this same area. since then, we've had other significant fires in lake county. we've had resources and firefighters throughout the state. we'll be out there until i

people believe it is a high priority to reunify families. >> translator: >>> -->>> the department of justice and human services, homeland security and defense all play a role.>> berkeley's mayor said to give his annual state of the city address today. mayor jesse is expected to focus on homelessness and housing in the city. berkeley officials say he plans to lay out the process since his election in 2016. it will begin at 6:30 pm at berkeley state college. >>> getting around san francisco is going to be a little harder for some muni riders. the twin peaks shuttle is shutting down for two months. the forest hill and west portal station will be closed during the shutdown. jessica is live in san francisco to explain. >> reporter: we are across the street from the balboa park station and this is where folks will have to transfer to a bus or to bart because of that twin peaks closure. that will be going on for the next two months and twin peaks tunnel, he connects ions awerta station during the be closed as well. the center has been in service for 100 years now and it needs major repairs,

victory speech, we are now getting the sense of his priorities. he gave the promise of more investment, more economic growth and in his speech he remarked again, apart from this he also stressed that he will continue what he calls the war against terror, referring to the war against terror, referring to the pkk. it is worth reminding that he now has a lot of concentrated power because of those constitutional changes that he pushed through last year. yes, it was a critical referendum last year that was passed with 1% difference. this referendum, these changes gave him a big power as an executive president. so he will be the first president to use these powers and he will carry the country to 2033, which is the centenary of the turkish republic. we have heard a brief interview with an opposition supporter, this was a tighter race than expected to. the opposition party is not just than expected to. the opposition party is notjust going to slink off into the shadows. they are going to make this tough for him, as tough as they can. yes, with a parliamentary election, the governme

breaking that promise. fors consumers are the number one priority. so this tariffseans consumers, retailers will have t the additional costs to consumers. trade war and the president has said himself trade w are good, they're easy to win. i think that's -- you're really distilling it down to the simplest terminology. but are we in a trade war or on the verge of one or is that being overstated. >> think we're on the edge of e. rightnow, there's alwaysct confli and trade battles. every single administration. there's ner really been a trade w sinc but we're pretty close. the effect, the threats against chinaub arestantial and the retaliation they're talking about is substantial ands the second biggest economy in the world. >> we heard from judge us continue trudeau whobringsles at the idea that the president saysational security concerns are why these are p put intolace but when you look at cana, it's a major impact. a major step against one of our >> that's right.lies. for us, again, we're trying to figure out howonsumers are go to be impacted as a downstream user of all of these imports. so

priority and it is expected to be a very close contest. and the result of course may depend on whether these elections are free and fair dorrian what are you hearing on the ground. well certainly that is the concern of. the fairness of the polls laws to referendum to extend president old ones powers was modern allocation fault and there is this massive mobilization this time overhaul the millions from all the opposition parties all focusing on all the ballot stations to ensure a fair turnout this is a major concern we're getting reports of people of voting here in the sample leaving the city for fear of what could happen in the evening everyone is very nervous about what will happen in the next few hours and the main challenge or more i mean john has called for mobilization of all his supporters for the next thirty six hours dorian jones and is temple's hank you for that update. now some of the of the stories making news around the world. women in saudi arabia took to the roads for the first time in decades the world's only ban on women motorists was lifted made nice the overwhelming m

would force a runoff two weeks later that is their priority equally in the prime parliamentary election it is a closely fought contest with the earth once ruling party facing a challenge and according to the last polls they could possibly lose parliament so both campaigns both elections are seen to be a very closely fought affair and results may depend on whether these elections are free and fair what are you hearing dorian. well that is certainly a big concern raised by the opposition about this the fairness of these polls last year's referendum to extend the presidential powers was martin voting allegations of fraud allegations and we are seeing a mass mobilization by the opposition over a half a million monitors are from all the main parties will be closely following these campaigns civic society is also mobilized and the chief campaign their chief rival to earth want to call for a mobilization of his supporters for the next thirty six hours this is a key point in this election everyone is very nervous we even get reports in istanbul people of voting and leaving the cities t

where full spectrum dominance was its main priority and i think to some degree that is still where a lot of washington's thinking is directed pentagon led full spectrum dominance as thomas barnett sort of you know laid out during the bush administration but in terms of donald trump i think the united states is at a very interesting crossroads because the first time where it's not expanding in one hundred twenty years internationally it's actually having to reconsolidate its positions not just at home but abroad as well and i think dollar trump is the ideal chapter eleven practitioner maybe for this point you know u.s. history chapter eleven that's really great to have mark here i mean also when you everybody is looking for these kind of short phrases to describe i came across one no friends no enemies that would least work in the case of dealing with the i guess we can use it correct and disastrous g. seven meeting in canada and no enemies dealing with north korea at least at the time for the time being as some kind of partner illegitimate partner no friends no enemies yeah. i don't

of foul odors and residents' safety is their priority and they'll update theommunity as they learn more. >> 5:35. michael thomas talki about the forecast today. another hot one. >>>no aer hot one in d.c.. gwe'reoing 92 for a high.we re were 92 yesterday atreagan. it felt hotter. triple digit heat index. dulles 4. bwi 94. we should be in the middle 80s as we approach summer.co rd highs. the record high low the lowest warm for this day is 75. we'll see if we can brk that. dulles 75 at this hour and bwi 79. hint devel will be hot this afternoon. maybe by 9:00 feeling le 90s and 1:00 hour back in triple digits 102hi waston and 105 quantico.today we have a front n doouth. you cans see here sh on soot light and radar. headed south later today. scatteord thundms. beston chance between no and 5:00 today. other than that hot and stic sticky. tomorrow, better, 8, still a chance of storms. that's weather. up to erin for traffic. >> 5:36 looking at roads we have a crash blocking left lane over 14 street bridge an exit ram top gw parkway. you have to detour aund that one. traffic slowingrom pen

control over playing video games, an increasing priority given to playing games over other activities and a continuation or escalation of gaming despite negative consequences. >> let's talk more about this. we are joined by caroline door. what do you make of this classification? >> we are not at an epidemic level but we are on the precipice of something very concerning. games are only going to become more immersive with the introduction of virtual reality apps. the games are designed to be addictive. i feel for parents who have a kid that they are worried about who is playing video games all the time. >> what do you think some of the signs are? how do i know if it is -- maybe has gone too far? >> some of the warning signs are when the person knows that their gaming use is self- destructive. so they are saying, "i hate myself for doing this," but they can't stop. they need more to feed the addiction. it does mimic some of the traditional addictions that we know of like alcohol and drug use. it takes more and more to get that feeling and they feel bad when they are not using it. or they

factors. impaired control over playing video games. an increase in priority given to playing games over other activities. in the continuation or escalation of gaming, despite negative consequences. the organization says there is plenty of evidence to suggest it should move in this direction.>> and gambling disorder is similar to gaming. we feel confident we have made the correct choice. >> the disorder will be added to the organization and their 11th revision of the international classification of diseases.>>> nike is dropping a clothing line that was featured in the u. s. u.s. navy claims it is a rip off of the u. s. naval academy coat of arms. the company apologize to anyone offended. here they are, side-by-side. nike debuted the logo last week for their soccer line. the naval academy said it looked like their historic crest. the academy said on twitter, the similarities are undeniable. they believe it is clearly an infringement under trademark law. >> and jay-z leased a surprise album together. beyonce posted a music video on her instagram account. the video for the album called

priorities. most notably, border security funding, including his multibillion-dollar request for the wall. >> i think this is a historic opportunity to advance conservative agenda that we've been trying to do for the last 25 years. to structurally change the way we do immigration. make it more merit-based. >> steve bannon jump into the presidents defense this morning. >> we have a crisis on the southernorder. >> they say in spite of this the president is playing the long game. hopefully force the democrats hand and have a broader compromise which will curb legal border crossings with something he believes in the best security interest of the nation. >> thank you gillian turner. >> more on this, republicans can finally seal the deal after negotiating less bring in an associate editor at the wall street journal and fox news contributor. john, the president goes to capitol hill on tuesday.do you think they will be able to hammer out the bill? >> this is to give it more momentum. the president is there, he does nogoo capitol hill often. this is giving him a chance to get into this. among that

forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ >> a look at action a cocktails golf club in southhampton, new york. home of this year's u.s. open. the singapore summit between president trump and kim jong-un produced stunning and surprising pictures. what about the substance? did the two leaders resolve differences that could lead to a nuclear confrontation? joining me is jacket, the top democrat on the armed services committee. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thanks chris. >>chris: president trump says north korea is no longer a nuclear threat and on friday he added this. >> i have solved that problem. we are getting it memorialized but that problem is largely solved. >>chris: senator, your reaction. >> north korea is a nuclear threat. what he said was absolutely preposterous. north korea has between - nuclear weapons. they have muscles that can deliver those two south korea, japan, . they have an infrastructure of nuclear laboratories and testing facilities, etc. this issue is just beginning to be dealt with. >>chris: the presi

you heard, national security is a high priority. we are going to be voting in the senate finance committee today on a series of opioid fields that will address the challenges of the epidemic and we will continue to work on an agenda that will improve the american peoples lives. we have just gotten off the phone with the president of the united states from air force one. upbeatded confident and as he should because in my opinion, he encompassed more than many thought was going to be possible at this summit. they have signed an agreement for north korea to give up nuclear weapons. still working out all of the details there. certainly those who have been held hostage our home. no ransom has been paid. this agreement has occurred with no release for sanctions. the president did push the pause exercisesmilitary with south korea but he can change that at any time and go back to active exercises. the president continues to be very clear eyed about the relationship with north korea. allptns continue to be on the table in terms of political, economic, military, and diplomatic. the world i

. a different secretary of state. -- is very are important to them. maybe it was not priority for the other groups. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. it would have been easier back and. for me, it would have been easier 10 years ago. five years ago. i am not just blaming president obama. this goes back 25 years. i was given the orion deal. and plenty of other problems. well nuclearreally is always number one. i think iran is different country. i don't think they're looking so much at syria. i think -- i don't think they are so confident right now. aftereing said, i hope these sanctions kick in, later on, brutal. we have put on -- i hope it does not come back and negotiate a real deal. you often talk about establishing diplomatic ambassadors?anging >> good question. hopefully soon. we have to get things moving. >> can you clarify stopping working? stopping the military exercises. >> we have done exercises for a long time working with south korea. we call them wargames. expensive.emendously the amount of money that we spend on that is incredible. contribute

eventually must for us this government is the priority of our national judy is to develop the role of greece in the regions to escape the crisis and to head towards growth in line with the whole regions no one wants a solution to this problem more than us. the government's survival comes at a cost one m.p. voted for the censure bringing its majority down to one hundred fifty three in the three hundred seat legislature only three votes shy of a general election jumps are all plus al-jazeera athens. for the head there are a deal to end the crackers political violence falls apart and the allies opt outs announced. and we meet palestinians fighting to keep the hellions ten years after an israeli court transfer ban land to a jewish trust. ally we've had some pretty vicious slaying weaving storms dotted around the us the last day or so and for flooding from the storms has really been enhanced in places like iowa for no particular reason except because it is very wet winter now for this satellite pictures things we're free of such worries in the southeast but no they will develop says pictur

his guns when its comes to his immigration priorities. he plans to continue to enforce a policy that separates immigrant parents from their children at the southern border in spite of his publicly expressed hate for the policy. in a tweet this morning he puts the onus on democrats, writing democrats can fix their forced family breakup at the border by working with republicans on new legislation for a change. this, the day after he stunned republican leadership with a declaration on "fox & friends" that he would not support a compromised immigration plan months in the making. >> i'm looking at both of them. i certainly wouldn't sign the more moderate one. i need a bill that gives this country tremendous border security. i have to have that. >> reporter: the white house press staff went on defense and immediately clarified those remarks insisting the president will sign onto one of the two republican-led bills. frustration is ram panpant on capitol hill. >> he's using children, whether dreamers or children at the border, for political purpose. >> reporter: administration insiders say t

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to put more priority at the time on investigating russia's election meddling. the report says, we did not have confidence that strzok's decision was free from bias. >> this is really a black mark for the department of justice and for the top levels of the fbi, not the 99% of the people who do a great job. >> reporter: the current fbi director acknowledges that mistakes were made. >> we're going to adhere to the appropriate disciplinary process and once that process is complete, we won't hesitate to hold people accountable for their actions. >> reporter: democrats praised the report. >> anyone who is hoping to use this report to undermine the mueller probe or prove the existence of a deep state disappointed. >> reporter: one other reason why the fbi may have been slow to move on those e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop, comey told the inspector general he didn't know that weiner was married to yuma aberdeen, hillary clinton's closest aid. tonight comey says he disagrees with parts of the report but finds its overall conclusions reasonable. lester? >> pete williams tonight, th

, no, not. we'll stop iru chose to put more priority at the time on russia's election meddling. the report says we do t have confidence strzok's. the current fbi director acknowledges mistakes were made. >> we're going to adhere to the appropriate disciplinary process and once that process is complete, we won't hesitate to hold f people accountor their actions. th> reporter: democrats praie report. >> anyone who is hoping to use this report to undermin the mueller probe or the existence of a deep stake conspiracy against president trump will be sorely disappointed. >> reporter:ne other reason why the fbi may have been slow to move on those e-mails found s on anthony weine laptop, he said he didn't know anthony weiner was married to huma abedin. disagrees but finds the overall conclusions reasonable, lester? >> pete williams, thanks. >>> we'll turn now to the nbc news report that's making a lot of headlines as thousands of people join a nationwide protest tonight against the trump adminiration's zero tolerance policy that separates famies illegally crossing the border. tonight, we're

supervisors, the position. she said she would not. we asked about the top three priorities she has and she says right now there's so much that she needs to go over and there's a lot of things that she needs to look at. so yes, she is just getting started and very enthusiastic. >> thank you. >>> alameda county, rejecting a ballot measure that would have great sales taxes to pay for early childhood education for low-income families. measure a received 66 .2% of the vote. just a hair below the two thirds majority it needed to pass. it was expected to generate $140 million annually, which would have been used to help low income families with preschool. >>> the current d.a. has extended her lead to just over 50%. there is still about 10,000 ballots to count. this race goes to a runoff in november. >>> humint east bay was damaged when a car crashed into it this morning. >> the driver had to be carefully removed from the vehicle and taken to the hospital. ktvu's christina is where it all happened. >> reporter: glenside drive is back open this hour. it was temporarily closed after that driver

. >> donald trump said he would make religious freedom his top priority and we have seen that a number of occasions. >> this includes increased enforcement has a push by the doj to educate religious leaders about their rights and try to tell local government officials what they can and cannot do under the law. shannon: feels like change. thank you r digging into it. island's prime mr. says catholic hospitals must perfo abortions. the announcement comes weeks after voters decided to repeal the country's eighth amendment which protected the rights of unborn, there's legislation which would reportedly allow individual doctors and nurses swapped out based on religious convictions but not institutions. up next we hear from a conservative who called herself never trump until the resistance came to town. what does she think of sen. bob corker's warning for his fellow republicans? >> not a good play for anybody to end up with a cultlike situation relating to a president that is reportedly of the same party. ings on this tru. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was

priority and we have seen that on the number of occasions. >> today'souncement on this new program and allow the inclusion were inclusive increased enforcement but a push by the doj to educate religious leaders about their tell local gnment officials what they can and cannot do under the law. >> shannon: feels like a change. >> they certainly feel that way. >> shannon: thank you for digging into this. good to see you. ireland's prime minister says catholic hospitals must perform announcement comes just weeksfter the voters decided to repeal the country's eighth amendment which protected the rits of unborn's. there is lislation in the works which would reportedly aw individual doctors or nurses to opt out based on religious ictions but not institutions as a whole. up next, we'll hear from a conservative who calls herself a never trump or until the resistance came to town. what does she think now about senator bob corker's warning for his fellow republicans? >> it's not a good place for any partp with a cul situation as it relates to apree purportedly of the same party. ♪ . over...

course i would like to have, to move on permanently with my life. his main priority in finding a new home is being able to escape if he needs to. should i be shown something higher than the third or fourth floor, i would have to analyse it properly and to see all the escape routes into safety. i've experienced the feeling of being trapped once and i don't want to experience that any more. of 203 households needing new homes, one year on, more than a third are still in emergency accommodation. tiago is one of them. i'm, you know, 21 years old. never did i expect to be living a year like this. he lived on the 13th floor and managed to get out but what he can't escape is the mental trauma. if i didn't get the mental health support i needed, i'm not sure i'd be here today. you feel like nothing you do will ever be enough and, you know, every day i feel like i wake up and, like, i feel like it's not enough, because whatever i do, however much i fight, i cannot bring 72 lives back. 700 adults and children are currently receiving mental health treatment. if you ask a child, "how, how are yo

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, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. another victory for the north koreans seemed to be a declaration from the american president, a pledge that took south korea by surprise. we will be stopping the war games, which will save us a tremendous amount of money, unless and until we see the future negotiations not going along like they should. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money, plus i think it's very provocative. the president lavished praise on kim jong—un, but that brought this question. the man you met today, kimjong—un, as you know, has killed family members, has starved his own people. why are you so comfortable calling him very talented? well, he is very talented. anybody that takes over a situation like he did, at 26 years of age, and is able to run it, and run it tough — i don't say he was nice, or i don't say anything about it. he ran it. very few people, at that age, you can take one out of 10,000, probably, couldn't do it. from this remarkable meeting ground, where the flags fly side—by—side, don

tot is very imp them. and we get it done. the other groups, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority jon: another victory for the north koreans deem to be this aration from the u.s.es ent, a pledge that took south korea by surprise. pres. trump: we will be stopping the war games, whichreill save us andous amount of money, unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it should. we will be saving a tremendous amount of money. plus, i think it is very provocative. jon: the president lavished praise on kim jong-un, but that brought this question. reporter: the man you met today, kim jong-un, has killed family members, h starved his own ople. why are you so comfortable calling him ve talented? pres. trump: well, he is very talented. anybody that takes or a situation like he did at 26 years of age and is ableo run it and run it tough -- i don't say he was nice, or i don't say anything about it. very few people at that age --u n take one out of 10,000 probably couldn't do it.n jon: and tnald trump the former property dev

priority. i don't think they could have done if it was a priority, frankly. i do not think they could have done it even if it was a priority. and it would've bemuch easier if this were 10 years ago or five years ago. and we are not just blaming president obama. this goes back 25 years this should have happened. i was given a very tough hand. i was given the iran dea and plenty of other problems. but we are, we are doing well. the iran deal have to be honest, i did it because nuclear is always number one. nuclear is number one. on uranium, i think iran is a different country than it was three or four months ago. i do not think there looking so much to the mediterranean. i do not think there looking so much at syria like they were with total confidence. i think they are not so confident right now. but i hope that at the appropriate time, after these sanctions kick in and they are brutal. what we put on iran. i hope they come back and yes?tiate a for th. >> mr. president, you talk about establishing diplomatic relations, changing ambassadors. how long before that happens? >> good questio

discussion at the moment in the european union and of course in our priorities to transform these the carload of principles into reality and for doing that we need first of all european legislation to be put in place because fortunately there is still the possibility of having european law ruling labor markets and working conditions and making sure that we can. have a level playing field preventing social dumping to happen and also downward spiral on wages and working conditions to happen this is really what we have to do to create a better future for our work is seeing europe and mr general secretary before we run out of time i certainly want to get your take on italy on your home country recently the italian finance minister is said that the e.u.'s no plan to leave the euro which has shot the markets up in recent days pretty good thing what's your view about how the future will go with the new italian government while let's say the new italian government is a bit of a nigga in the sense that you have two parties that came together to sign a contract as they call it but you know thes

important to them. and we get it done. the other groups, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. another victory for the north koreans seemed to be declaration from the north korean president, a pledge that took south korea by surprise. we will be stopping the war games, which will save us a stopping the war games, which will save us a tremendous stopping the war games, which will save us a tremendous amount of money, and last and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like richard —— and dominic u nless along like richard —— and dominic unless and until. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money, plus i think it is very provocative. the president lavished praise on kim jong—un, but that brought this question. the menu met today, kim jong—un, as you know, has killed family members, has starved his own people. why are you so comfortable calling him very talented? well, he is very talented. anybody that takes over a situation like he did at 26 yea rs of over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and

around think claim their priority is human dignity. but human rights advocates say they know pushbacks happen all the time and accuse the greek government of breaking international. in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. sixteen years later in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. setting up an independent palestinian organization was not easy. the first challenge the palestinians faced was to wrest control of their own destiny from the ad abrasions. in early one nine hundred sixty five a series of attacks were carried out against israeli civilians and infrastructure.

wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. another victory for the north koreans seems to be this declaration from the us president, a pledge which took south korea by surprise. we will be stopping the war games, which will save us a tremendous amount of money. unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it should. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money. plus, i think it is very provocative. he lavished praise on kimjong—un, but that brought this question. the man you met today, kim jong—un, as you know has killed family members, has starved his own people — why are you so comfortable calling him "very talented"? he is very talented. anybody that takes over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and is able to run it and run it tough. i don't say it was nice. i don't say anything about it. he ran it. very few people at that age, you could take one out of 10,000, they probably could not do it. then donald trump, the former property developer, set up the economic opportunities for a north korea at peace

wasn't a priority. i don't think they could've done it if it was a priority. and other victory for the north koreans seem to be this declaration from the us president, a pledge that of south korea by surprise. we will be stopping the war games which will save us a tremendous amount of money. but u nless we tremendous amount of money. but unless we see the future negotiation is not going along like it should, we will be sending a terminus amount of money. plus, i think it's very pretty —— provocative. of money. plus, i think it's very pretty -- provocative. the president lavished praise on kimjong—un, but this brought this question. the man you met today, kimjong—un, as this brought this question. the man you met today, kim jong—un, as you know, has killed family members, start his own people. why are you so comfortable calling him very talented? he is very talented, anyone that takes over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and is able to run it and run it tough, i would say... i don't say anything about it, and very few people at that age, you can take one out of

done. the other groups, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. another victory for the north koreans seem to be this declaration from the us president, a pledge which took south korea by surprise. we will be stopping the war games, which would save us a tremendous amount of money. unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it should. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money. plus, i think it is very evocative. he lavished praise on kimjong—il, but that brought this question. the man u met today, kimjong—un, has killed family members and starters own people, why are you so comfortable with calling him very talented —— he lavished praise on kim jong—un. with calling him very talented —— he lavished praise on kim jong-un. he is talented. to take on that responsibility at the age of 26. he is able to run it and run it tough. i don't say it was nice. i don't see anything about it. very few people at that age, you could take one out of 10,000, they probably could not do it. then donald tru

to understand well they are going to do in this respect these are our priorities and we are going to discuss with them if they will be able to least and to us of course look of isn't easy the general secretary of the european trade union confederation thank you so much mr general secretary appreciate your time. thank you very much for that let's just in time now for a quick break but i hang here because when we return there are new e.u. regulations designed to protect people's privacy we'll get the latest on what and how they are working from enter thirty local privacy expert miles edwards plus artes ashley banks looks at some crazy additional point offerings that might perhaps should scare us all a little as we go to break here live numbers at the closing bell another day for stocks today and bitcoin is the only red arrow at sixty seven fifty nine we'll be right back. the legacy of coal guys are the winners the legacy oil guys are the winners the legacy all central bankers are the winners innovation you dynamism the constitution the bill of rights these are the losers in this americ