let will he talk about the talent in the district of columbia. it used to be the case before the office rose in profile, had good lawyers, but certain types of lawyers didn't really apply. i'm looking at one of my colleagues now who is an extremely talented lawyer, was a fifth year associate at could having ton and burr ling, next thing i know i'm recruiting him, and thankfully he came over. so talent is coming over. we just posted a job for solicitor general position and deputy, five united states supreme court law clerks very much want the job. we can only hire two this is a good place to be for talent. and the talent is going to be deployed in important areas like anti-trust law, like privacy law, to protect our residents. >> well, like all ags, you know that it's important to have really, really smart people whose primary concern at that point in their lives and career is public service. >> that's right. >> and doing something to serve their fellow citizens. that's why you are able to a tragic such amazing people. >> that's right. and i have

except for the district of columbia. and once i realized that, i went, well, may not seem to people that it's a republican issue, but that really is not fair for the district of columbia. because the people in the district of columbia pay federal income tax. so, if we're really going to be consistent, we're really going to be fair to the people of the district of columbia, there's only one thing to do. either make them a state, make them a state, which was tried, a form of that tried in the 1970's and it didn't work. or the other -- actually three things. he other is to make the law as it is for every other non-state, that the residents of that non-state do not pay federal income tax. so i've filed that bill in a number of the congresses, including this one, just very basic. you know, residents of washington, district of columbia, will not pay federal income tax. just like all the other territories. and i've been intrigued that i've not gotten support from democrats, including the delegate from the district of columbia.

sadio mane search the columbia, causing them all sorts of problems. have the video assistant referee not intervened he would won a penalty, but the referee changed his mind after watching replays. phil declared the tackle the best tackle of the tournament. the tottenham defender said columbia, but they needed someone to help them win to avoid them relying on other results. losing the last tournament's top scorerjames rodriguez was a bitter blow. a fully this man had brought his boots. he wouldn't have fared any worse than his countrymen. one word filtered through the pollen forbidding japan, the colombian fans celebrated as though their team had scored. that they could avoid any slip—ups, are draw would be enough for both sides to progress, but that wasn't the only ones senegal suffered. columbia didn't need a striker to ensure they would progress, the barcelona centre back yerry mina powered them through. senegal sent home thanks to the worst disciplinary record injapan, leaving the world cup about an african side in the last 16 since 1982. let's t

speaker, what we currently have no the columbia river is an eyolk -- have on the columbia river is an ecosystem out of balance. i met with local fishing guides who with despair in their voices told me between 70% and 100% of the fish they land show visible signs of a struggle with a sea lion. barely escaping, becoming a meal for the already engorged sea lions. we're seeing fewer and fewer salmon, steelhead, and sturgeon making past this gauntlet of sea lieons as they make their way upstream. donald told me he reeled in a salmon, half of a salmon. a sea lion was fighting him for the other half. we're not anti-sea lion. no. we're just for protecting our native fish. pacific northwest icon. in order to do that we've got to make it easier to remove some of the most egregious offenders, problematic penipeds. sea lions are doing really well. they weigh a ton, literally. a stellar sea lion can weigh up to one ton. between the california and sea lions they are increased by hundreds of thousands and overindulging on an all you can at buff nay -- buffet on salmon. the ea lions are winning battl

with columbia they get the tougher initial match. they were quarterfinalists in brazil four yea rs quarterfinalists in brazil four years ago. they have a strong attack and defence perhaps not so much at midfield. they also have rodriguez, the top scorer from three years ago. he is the only player from the columbia squad that did not train and he is an injury concern. they do have stock out who has come in the form to strike —— falcal. they have members from tottenham hotspur and manchester. they had beaten —— a it beaten them in three of their five metres, eatmon and never lost him. they have a huge support, columbia. and i think you will see that in moscow. we already have david. they area moscow. we already have david. they are a lively bunch. many thanks for the updates there rodriguez has had an mri scan on that calf. we'll find a throw that he will be for tuesday. it will be lively tomorrow. the stadium will be packed for the hosts playing here against spain. that is just one of the two ties that we have to afford to. gr

in columbia, south carolina. because of weather delays, still circling awaiting the passing of the storm before he and his plane in the group land in clm colombia, we waiting with those folks, who are gathering. as soon as we get word of his landing we'll bring it to you. >> we turn to issue to me that is fairly straight forward. that is run as republicans. president has been saying it now opportunity is presented itself. run as republicans, run on border security. run on building the wall. run on low crime. run on law and order. run on getting this country out of the misthat is the immigration -- mess that is the immigration system. it not an accident of any kind that we have a mess, that mess of created by good offices of chamber of commerce, b business round table. "wall street journal" and two administration, bush administration and obama administration thought if they could ensnare all lawyers in immigration process. and build up what is almost 700,000 cases that are in backlogs in immigration courts they wo

japan, against columbia, who started with rodriguez on the bench. sanchez was given his marching orders in just the third minute. that was the first red card of the term, he put his penalty straight down the middle, , his penalty straight down the middle,, they could not hold on. japan's extra man counted in the end, and the last 50 minutes or so, and it is the toasterjapan. they are off to a wonderful winning start, my word, they enjoyed that, the japanese, but not as much perhaps as the hosts here in russia. that is the big story that russia are almost there into the knockout stages after wins and. lots of other sports news around was let's head back to the bbc sportscenter. let's move on to cricket. england made the highest one—day international total in history today as they destroyed australia at trent bridge to win their one day series with two games to spare. the hosts hit an incredible 1181—6 in 50 overs, eclipsing their own own record of 444, set two years ago. there were centuries for two england batsmen, first openerjonny bairstow sma

featuring experience and team effort of japan smooth moves from the columbia few muslims and muslims polish beef in the case of robert love and don't speak the product of his wife's hard work and expertise. and finally let's not forget the why did underage a team from senegal. can't wait no can wait. we almost come to the end of all while cup round up seven groups already done and dusted and it's almost time for me to make some big predictions but first there's. one more group we need to break down and is possibly the most open group that's russia twenty eight let's take a look. how long do you want to build on that twenty four team performance while poland to back up the two children so why senegal it's taking power for just the second time japan roundoff the final world cup. you might look at this group shrug your shoulders and think none of these teams have a hope in hell of winning the world cup is it even worth watching well you'd be partly right this is the only group of russia twenty eighteen when none of the countries have ever won the world cup but it's still a group with pl

columbia is certainly more daunting than japan would have been but if they can overcome it, sweden or switzerland. garrett southgate, columbia and the last 16, sweden or switzerland in the quarterfinals, he would have bitten your hand off i think it is fair to say. they should not get carried away, england have not get carried away, england have not won a knockout match in a major tournament for some 12 long years and it is hard still to know what to make of them after these three matches, given they made eight changes here this evening and there is the welcome of surprises, like germany's shock exit. relatively happy with how things have panned out but now they need to make sure they going to be big match on tuesday and that will determine whether the calculated gamble by southgate this evening turns out to bea southgate this evening turns out to be a master stroke or something he comes to regret. our sports editor, things indeed. we look forward to the last 16 starting on saturday. let's head back to the bbc sports centre now. thank you very much. staying with football, england's re

but for now, all focuses on columbia. brazil and the final. but for now, all focuses on columbialj brazil and the final. but for now, all focuses on columbia. i wondered about this yesterday. do not get ahead of yourself. many thanks indeed for the comprehensive update from england training camp. just outside of saint petersburg in rep and out. we will be catching up tomorrow i am sure here on sports day. many thanks. let's get ahead of ourselves a little bit and look at sunday's matches coming up in the last 16. we have croatia against denmark, that is the evening game. spain up against the host here in the capital. my work, moscow will be really lively tomorrow. our reporter john bennett caught up with a former player and asked him if the hosts played a lot better than anyone had expected. translation: the real similar, they make it to the semifinal. i don't think that there is a prize. i think they're all currently in a state. it turned out to be a greatjoy. as you understand i want the celebrations to continue. i think really that the tea

a fairly successful band from columbia the song is called old child and the video features robin show with d.j. at a kid's birthday party well by most. likely . just do what you know because you won't get this life again. and eyes medio by the way open shorts is already pretty booked up this summer but not for kids parties is playing at festivals it's a resident beach and he certainly be taking his new singer with them up next we've got more of the latest music coming out of germany's recording studios. good old never goes out of style just ask kissin dynamite what started as a garridge band in two thousand and six has become a heavyweight in heavy metal to drop those six albums. sometimes living on planet earth is just too chaotic for a german jamaican singer larry then she just wants to run away like to the moon she sings about it on this single from her fall coming out of. the original ballad chalo is an italian resistance song and the theme for the hit series money heist mike singer must be a huge fan because he just released his own remake of the classic too. bad. twenty sixteen.

featuring experience and team effort of japan smooth moves from the columbia was a senseless polish beef in the case of robert levin dusky the product of his wife's hard work and expertise. and finally let's not forget the why did underage a team from senegal. come white no wait. we've almost come to the end of our walk up round up seven groups already done and dusted and it's almost time for me to make some big predictions but first there's one more group we need to break down and is possibly the most open great aunts russia twenty eight so let's take a look. come on the i want to build on their twenty four team performance while poland to back up the two tournament so why senegal it's taking power for just the second time japan roundoff the final world cup. you might look at this group trudging shoulders and think none of these teams have a hope in hell of winning the world cup is it even worth watching well you've been partly right this is the only group of russia twenty eighteen when none of the countries have ever won the world cup but it's still a group with plenty of stories start

>>martes 26 de junio. 17 estados y el distrito de columbia demandan al gobierno de trump por la separaciÓn de familias. le exigen la reunificaciÓn de miles de niÑos con sus padres. protestan en varias ciudades del paÍs despuÉs de que la corte suprema avalÓ la restricción de en grande gratis. despuÉs de del triunfo frente a nigeria. comenzamos. presentador: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches. la polÍtica del gobierno de donald trump de separar familias tienen desafÍo legal. 17 estados y el distrito de columbia presentaron una demanda en seattle. acusan al gobierno de negar el debido proceso a padres e hijos para solicitar asilo. ademÁs, afirman que la orden ejecutiva del presidente para acabar con la separaciÓn familiar estÁ plagadde limitaciones y piden reunificar a padres con hijos. andrea: 17 estados y el distrito de columbia estÁn demandando al gobierno por la prÁctica de separaciÓn de familias en la frontera. los estados representados por fiscales generales demÓcratas exigen la reunificaciÓn

columbia has done some efforts but they're separate. they need to go to people that actually have a passport which is not the case for many, many venezuelans, actually even including me, i don't have a passport for a year. so i guess people who -- i never travel who are coming from very low backgrounds they even if they wanted a passport today they wouldn't be able to have it, there's no money to print passports. and so the legal aspect is there. also the financial aspect is important. i think that the colum beeiabia are trying to make a big effort. we don't know how many venezuelans are in columbia. they talk about 750,000 official numbers. unofficial sources on the ground talk about more than a million people. and they are, as we speak, doing a census to try identify all these migrants that are -- that are also in the regular status and that should end within a month so we should have more numbers there. of course there are a lot of people who will be scared of going and register if they don't have -- if they're regular. they don't kn

>>martes 26 de junio. 17 estados y el distrito de columbia demandan al gobierno de trump por la separaciÓn de familias. le exigen la reunificaciÓn de miles de niÑos con sus padres. protestan en varias ciudades del paÍs despuÉs de que la corte suprema avalÓ la restricción de ciudadanos gratis. argentinas celebran en grande despuÉs de del triunfo frente a nigeria. comenzamos. presentador: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janio patricia: buenas noches. la polÍtica del gobierno de donald trump de separar familias tienen desafÍo legal. 17 estados y el distrito de columbia presentaron una demanda en seattle. acusan al gobierno de negar el debido proceso a padres e hijos para solicitar asilo. ademÁs, afirman que la orden ejecutiva del presidente para acabar con la separaciÓn familiar estÁ plagada de limitaciones y piden reunificar a padres con hijos. andrea: 17 estados y el distrito de columbia estÁn demandando al gobierno por la prÁctica de separaciÓn de familias en la frontera. los estados representados por fiscales generales demÓ

but five minutes before half—time, columbia had just taken the lead. if it stays like that, poland are out and would not be able to reach the last 16. we still don't know which teams will be going through from group h to face belgium and england until they play their final round of matches. as it stands, columbia have put themselves right back in the mix, and poland going up. they are just now approaching half—time. that is the 32nd game at this world cup, just another 32 to go before the final here in exactly three weeks' time. but we're still waiting to see the next few days which teams will get into the last 16. the headline so faron get into the last 16. the headline so far on day get into the last 16. the headline so faron day 11, get into the last 16. the headline so far on day 11, england are in the last 16. lots of other sports news back to the bbc sportscenter, john watson is there. what has been an historic day for england's footballers, as well as their cricketers. england staged an impressive comeback to secure a first series whitewash ov

the british columbia coast is made up of deep inlets and rugged island shorelines so helicopter travel isn't just a joyride it's essential. today we're headed to the clyde quite sound and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. these trains are a bit tricky. it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks we could spend years cleaning this island alone it's being estimated that there's about five point two five trillion piece of property in the ocean right now and a lot of those pieces that are free to move wherever they want to on the planet aside from you know the unsightly mess of pollution on the. problem as. possible because when. it turns out little sponges so any chemicals that are in the water will begin to absorb these chemical plants and this is very toxic and very dangerous and. every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some it's full of boston. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering. out gross oh it's oh yeah you can tell this is an old refr

the british columbia coast is made up of deep inlets and rugged island shorelines so helicopter travel isn't just a joyride it's essential. today we're headed to the clyde quite sound and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. these trains are a bit tricky. it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks we could spend years cleaning this island alone it being activated that there's about five point two five trillion piece of property in the ocean right now and a lot of those pieces that are free to move wherever they want to on the planet aside from you know the unsightly mess of pollution on the. problem as. possible because when. it turns out just a little sponges so any chemicals that are in the water will begin to absorb these chemicals in the plants. and this is very toxic and very dangerous. every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some it's full of plastic. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering we let it. out for us oh it's a yeah you can tel

england will face columbia next. belgium will face columbia next. belgium will face the japanese. he was angela merkel, she and the other eu leaders are in brussels for their summit. the prime ministerfor italy are in brussels for their summit. the prime minister for italy has been holding out for any agreement until there's a shift for how the burden of taking and migrants is a shared. we would hear about new research that tells us that grows in the pacific ocean are even more

a fairly successful band from columbia the song's called old child and the video features robin show with d.j. ing at a kid's birthday party well bob wants. to . do what you do because you want to use life again. and eyes medio by the way open shorts is already pretty booked up this summer but not for kids' parties he's playing at festivals and is a resident teacher and he certainly be taking his new singer with them up next we've got more off the latest music coming out of germany's recording studios. never goes out of style just ask kissin dynamite what started as a garridge band in two thousand and six has become a heavyweight heavy metal to drop those six albums. sometimes living on planet earth is just too chaotic for a german jamaican singer larry then she just wants to run away to the moon she sings about it on this single from her forthcoming album. the original ballad is an italian resistance song and the theme for the hit series money heist. must be a huge fan because he just released his own remake of the classic too. bad. in twenty sixteen. cat went viral on you tube with

the british columbia coast is made up of deep inlets and rugged island shorelines so helicopter travel isn't just a joyride it's essential. today we're headed to the clyde quite sound and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. these trains are a bit tricky. it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks we could spend years cleaning this island alone it being estimated that there's about five point two five trillion piece of property in the ocean right now and a lot of those pieces that are free to move wherever they want to on the planet aside from you know the unsightly mess of pollution on the. problem as. possible because when. it turns out little sponges to any chemicals that are in the water it will begin to absorb these chemicals in the plants and this is very toxic and very dangerous and. every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some exposed atsic. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering through. oh gross oh it's oh yeah you can tell this is a

black neighborhoods and destroying them to build more of columbia. >> also, columbia was involved in secret research for war strategies. we felt that it was our duty to stop it. the war research was symbolic of the war itself. the expansion to harlem we called institutional racism. >> on april 23rd, there was a rally called, and all of these students showed up. and it turned out to be a huge crowd. >> strike! strike! strike! strike! strike! strike! strike! >> it became kind of like a spontaneous mob, and we wound up occupying the main classroom building. >> at columbia university, students barricade themselves into university buildings. their leader is a 20-year-old ex-boy scout. >> this is the politics of confrontation. the one way we keep going is by building this strike. >> the task was to keep topping yourself, to keep taking more and more risk. >> the student demands, no more secret military research. no more construction on land in harlem, and no punishment for occupying the buildings. >> people slept in sleeping bags. people slept on the floor, and we were constantly brought s

the british columbia coast is made up of deep inlets and rugged island shorelines so helicopter travel isn't just a joyride it's essential. today we're headed to the clyde quite sound and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. these trains are a bit tricky. it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks we could spend years cleaning this island alone it being estimated that there's about five point two five trillion piece of property in the ocean right now and a lot of those pieces that are free to move wherever they want to on the planet aside from you know the unsightly mess of pollution on the. problem as. possible because when. it turns out little sponges so any chemicals that are in the water will begin to absorb these chemicals in the plants and this is very toxic and very dangerous and. every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some exposed caustic. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering we let it. out for us oh it's a yeah you can tell this is

combo lover on the streets of columbia. football journalese good ok list and a former football or even better name on n.p.r. no. he was as tracker for the colombian national team even might he's gold's earned him the nickname elbow but of little day bomber today he's a football expert and fathers again. yes. this is hitting it. the same way to my locations and. colombia finished fourth in qualifying behind brett seal why i mention tina good for as direct as he can to russia hopes are high. let's make sure not to let you go back doesn't give you the you got a gun because you're going to listen to me she said he believes as you well know this most of them did not mean. they are going to the other people will be. there when you are in the public. are they going to be. are you. going to destroy. our team mates superstar called on him colombians expect. just like that star who came before him. rocked the world in nineteen ninety day colombians first world cup dancing twenty eight years leading us to that last sixty and they call

all guns have to be registered in the district of columbia. they were going to cancel your registration and if he didn't renew it then you were in criminal violation of the law. they impose the law without the requirement which i and another -- with a team that we litigated those requirements and we won some of those and we lost some of those but in any event that's the way the court ruled. you're right to keep and bear arms. it's not confined to the militia. there were four justices and two with dissenting opinions. one was by justice stephens. you all heard recently repealing the 2nd amendment. that's because he didn't get his way when the court ruled in the heller case. justice stephens said the second a moment -- amendment means you have an individual right to bear arms in the militia. let's say that again. of course it doesn't say that. do you have a right to be in a militia of? do you have a right to do anything you want to do if you're in any oteri course? that was more or less contrived than it did when the day but obviously was close.

columbia made a final push. rodriguez was unable to read greatly form which won them the accolade last time round. 0n the day's showing, it seems to have been the right decision to change the manager. what a start forjapan. their first world cup win on european soil. what a great start for them in group page. let us take you back to the stadium to show you someone you back to the stadium to show you someone who was spotted in the crowd. a fairly recognisable figure. it is pretty easy to spot him. carlos valderrama in the crowd, most capped colombia player of all time. almost as famous for his hair as for his skill with the ball, he's vowed to shave off his hair if colombia win the world cup. locks look safe for now. what do you think? especially after columbia lost. let us get to the other game. poland against senegal. senegal at their first world cup for 16 years after their heroics in japan and south korea. senegal has scored the first goal. in 2002, senegal scored a goal they heard around the world. eating ha

, where warrantict of columbia, the colonists and settlers and founders of this country, didn't they need guns to protect themselves from criminals and indians and grizzly bears? so we will forgive him for thinking there were grizzly bears east of the mississippi. [laughter] that indicated an individual rights interpretation. nobody knows how they are going to come down based on things they might say, but at least it gave a hint. so the last day of the session, as it always goes, the most controversial cases are always decided on the last day of the session, late june, and the chief justice will say who'll read a summary of a specific decision. and there were two cases on the docket that way, summaries were going to be read. and in the first case, the chief justice said justice stevens will summarize the decision of , the court. so ok, that means we lost, if it was the same case. .t turned out not to be and then he said, after that was finished, justice scalia will summarize the decision of the court. guess, ityou would was 5-4, kennedy went the right way, and the district of columbi

. >> so we had planned to bring you live coverage of president trump from columbia, south carolina, starting about 40 minutes ago, the situation is there are thunderstorms in the area. we're told air force one has been circling waiting to land safely. the rally is standing by for the president, although we're also having trouble with the satellite feed due to the severe weather there. so here's what we will do, our very very best to get the president on for you if we can live or by tape later tonight as conditions warrant. in the meantime, let's take you to the white house briefing today from earlier this afternoon with press secretary sarah sanders. >> good afternoon. many by now have heard that i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family. my husband and i politely left and went home. i was asked to leave because i work for president trump. we were allowed to disagree, but we should be able to do so freely and without fear of harm. this goes for all people, regardless of politics. some have chosen to push hate and vandalism against the rest

featuring experience and team effort of japan a smooth move from the columbia was a good luck polish beef in the case of robert love and don't speak the product of his wife's hard work expertise. and finally let's not forget the widely underage a team from senegal. no wait. we've almost come to the end of all while cup round up seven groups already done and dusted and it's almost time for me to make some big predictions but first they. one more group we need to break down and is possibly the most open group that's russia twenty eight let's take a look. along the i want to build on that twenty four team performance while poland to back up the two told him and so why senegal it taking power for just a second time japan roundoff the final world cup. you might look at this group trudging shoulders and think none of these teams have a hope in hell of winning the world cup is it even worth watching well you'd be partly right this is the only group of russia twenty eighteen when none of the countries have ever won the world cup but it's still a group with plenty of stories starting with a c

" at harvard, at columbia. tied for first in her class. the big new york city law firms weren't hiring women as lawyers. they were hiring them as secretaries, receptionists. >> she didn't get a single job offer at a major law firm. >> i think a lot of younger women don't really understand what women of ruth bader ginsburg's generation were up against. >> reporter: after a personal appeal by one of her columbia professors, ginsburg was hired by a new york law firm with her husband's steadfast support. >> she was smart enough to marry a feminist. >> absolutely. it wasn't easy to find feminists in the 1950s. >> reporter: after a stint as an appeals court judge in 1993 -- >> i am proud to nominate for associate justice of the supreme court judge ruth bader ginsburg -- >> reporter: that nomination by president bill clinton may never have happened had it not been for the intense lobbying effort by her husband marty. >> he felt she was brilliant and she deserved it and it would be good for the country. >> i am gratefu

columbia did not need a striker to ensure their progress. the centre back empowering them through as group winners. senegal's sent home thanks to the worst disciplinary record with japan. they the world cup without an african side in the last 16 since 1962. the book ofjonah continues and russia losing to poland. the japanese finish above senegal. the picked up to less cards. for some a nation has gone out due to a disciplinary record. marcus has gone extremely close for england. he hasjust record. marcus has gone extremely close for england. he has just gone right of the posts. more in sports day at 1030. the duke of cambridge has visited some ofjerusalem's most sacred religious sites, on the final day of his tour of the middle east. he spent time at the temple mount, also known as haram al sharif — as well as the western wall and the church of the holy sepulchre. the duke also made a poignant visit to the final resting place of his great—grandmother, princess alice. this report from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell contains som

featuring experience and team effort of japan smooth moves from the columbia was a senseless polish beef in the case of robert levin dusky the product of his wife's hard work and expertise. and finally let's not forget the widely underage a team from senegal. can't wait no can wait. we've almost come to the end of all while the cup round up seven groups already done and dusted and it's almost time for me to make some big predictions but fur. there's one more group we need to break down and is possibly the most open group that's russia twenty eight let's take a look at. some of the i want to build on that twenty four t. performance while poland to back up the two told him and so why senegal it taking power for just the second time japan roundoff the final world cup. you might look at this group shrugging shoulders and think none of these teams have a hope in hell of winning the world cup is it even worth watching well you'd be partly right this is the only group of russia twenty eighteen when none of the countries ever won the world cup but it's still a group with plenty of stories starti

i'm maryam namazie and london you're with al-jazeera also coming up columbia votes in a presidential runoff the leading candidate wants to rewrite the peace deal with dark . warmth and hope at the signing ceremony inside the tear gas and riot police outside tensions simmer over macedonia is naming a deal with greece. and. a mexican celebrate a shock victory over reigning champions germany in the wild card. more than six hundred refugees and migrants have arrived in the spanish port of the landsea a week after italy and malta turned them away the red cross has called on the european union member states to follow spain's example and put into practice the humanitarian values promoted by the call panel has more from valencia. dry land at last clearly happy to be here. special care for pregnant women toddlers and others most vulnerable these migrants and refugees were forced to spend we could see european union leaders squabble of the migration policy and show ships are just doing their work are saving lives in the pens humanitarian organizations saving lives is not a crime or not a cours

columbia looked fantastic. cuadrado had a late goal. columbia have put themselves back in the mix with senegal and japan. just one of those round of matches to look forward to. it could be an absolute nailbiter. nothing is decided in group eight yet besides the poles going home early. a few more weeks to go. saudi arabia has allowed women to drive. leading human rights activists are still in jail. on the stroke of midnight, seizing their moment. and driving into the history books with a smile that says it is our turn now, and plenty of support along the way. come morning, more women were taking to the road. this teacher, seen off by her daughters. in six months it will be your turn. the only hazard she faced, male drivers. he did not wa nt to she faced, male drivers. he did not want to stop. 0h she faced, male drivers. he did not want to stop. oh my god. she has been taking us for a spin around the neighbourhood. today, she and other saudi women are finally behind the wheel. it has been a long time coming, and many women here are hoping

columbia ta ke plenty of action coming up. columbia take on japan. colombia plenty of action coming up. columbia take onjapan. colombia reached the quarter finals take onjapan. colombia reached the quarterfinals in brazil, and james rodrigo ‘s was the golden boot. you would have to say that they would do away with japan. an african side hasn't won here in russia at this tournament, so a lot of hopes on their shoulders in group h. the real focus, because of the hosts playing in this game, russia taking on egypt, many people looking to see whether mo salah will pass a fitness test and line up with the egyptians. he was said to be fit at the coach arrested him and you would have to say he is now under a lot of pressure to put the liverpool striker and superstar goalscorer in to try and get egypt out of the group stage. that is group a. plenty to play for in russia today, and we will keep a close eye on proceedings. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: talking football, politics and human rights with the chechen leader, who maintains th

really, no one is worrying about columbia. even as moody's said this week, the way columbia is set up with it would continue to pursue market for new policies even if that happened. bloomberg's matt brisco. up next, we will stick in south america and talk argentina and the changes at the central bank. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm mark crumpton with first word news. on the sixth anniversary of the daca program, democrats accused republicans of length politics. uping they refused to come with a bipartisan solution for ensuring daca recipients can stay in the u.s. legally. to presidentponded trump who again blamed democrats for the policy that his administration is enforcing of separating immigrant families at the border. >> where are my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that are willing to their own a party leaders to their own president as we did in order to guarantee that daca would become the law of the land? i don't see them. i see them scared. of the president's itchy twitter up to and afraid to stand a bullet beca

they will be demotivated because they lost to columbia, poland. and after that japan result against senegal, because if there's a loser, they would be going out. columbia looked fantastic. falcao got a well deserevd goal. cuadrado had a late goal. columbia, putting themselves back in the mix with senegal and japan. that's just one of those round of matches to look forward to, babita. it could be an absolute nailbiter. nothing is decided in group eight yet apart from the poles going home early. now we all know going into the final 16, you have got to pace yourself, but so do the players as well. with that in mind, we are pretty happy here about england today. unbelievable. all sorts of records falling. remember, england just squeak an opening win against tunisia in injury time. harry kane the hero. harry kane a hat—trick against panama, panama were all. it making their world cup debut. they really tried to rough england up, but it was all spotted by the referee. hurricane irma is given two penalties, which he scored. there was also a couple of go

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welcome back columbia elected a new president on sunday raising serious questions about the future of that country's peace process hard right hard right wing candidate ivan duke a defeated former bogota mayor and former guerrilla gustavo petro with fifty four percent of the vote the president elect promises tax cuts and reductions and government spending and i returned to ariel herbicide spring of cocoa plants which was halted for health reasons back in two thousand and fifteen columbia's had a five decade old civil war that looked to be ending in part due to the efforts of former president one man well santos who was awarded the nobel peace prize in two thousand and sixteen some however are now concerned that the incoming president will undo the peace process with uncertain consequences for the columbia economy. and it seems it is miller time and beer is once again at the center of a brawl but this time the fight is in the u.s. courts pap's brewing company of los angeles which markets perhaps blue ribbon or p.b.r. a beer noted for its affordability and other flashback brands includin

. >>> columbia has one in the world cup. >> this happen in the third minute. the columbia player was issued a red car. the mean they had the play one man down. japan made the most of that advantage with a penalty kick. >> the world cup comes back here to bus at ktvu fox 2 this morning. world cup today starts at 7 am then matchplay continues with uruguayworld cup, spain will play iran. both matches here on ktvu fox 2. mornings on to -- mornings on 2 will move over to ktvu plus beginning at 7 am. you'll get all of your news, traffic and weather with us. >>> new details on a baby eagle that fell out of its nest. an update on its condition and when wildlife rescuers are planning to return it. >>> lawmakers are hoping to work out a deal with president donald trump. the upcoming meeting about the crisis still coming up. >>> right now we see traffic at the macarthur maze looking good especially considering yesterday at this time we had a big back up. this morning it looks much better as you drive towards the bridge. >>> a big fog bank out there. temperatures are in t

columbia still alive trying to get to the knockout round of 16. england scored its most lopsided world cup victory ever. david beckham during the 18 world cup goals. japan and senegal tied and remained the groupa. four matches today. two on fox, 10:00 a.m. eastern. saudi arabia against each other and fox of the russia first uruguay. 2:00 p.m. eastern spain to morocco on fs one and fox. christianity were not doing portugal against iran. going, going, going, going colin gone. one home run and another and another and they just kept going. check this out yesterday. hernandez for los angeles and los angeles and maxima take us deep in the first. cody ballenger in the fourth. t.j. fernandes dropped peterson. tied in the 11th, justin turner hit a solo home run for the dodgers. a national league record debut for matt eight to seven. some go to the bakery and sunday, rich sale reported a baker's dozen. 10 of the first 16 new face. red sox win five to nothing. percentage points for the best record in baseball and the astros even with austin. yankees lose thr

separate himself from those who helped him become elected because they are the worst associations for columbia this was one of the safest elections in colombia's recent history there were no reports of violence across the country a sign say analysts the democracy here is maturing these are elections that have been peaceful. has been polarized seen because citizens are. not used to have a left option and the right option with very different programs but i do think that this is the first time in columbus history that we're discussing politics. in other democracies in the world if he has a lot to prove his critics say he's nothing more than a puppet of. a hardliner that's both popular and polarizing but it's what he might do with those peace accords with far more people watch most closely because petro may have lost but the less voice here has never been stronger under gallacher al-jazeera bogota columbia collin harding as director of latin form he joins us live from manchester via skype we appreciate your time so the voters have spoken they have made their choice what do you think it is they are

columbia didn‘t need a striker to ensure they would progress. the centre back yerry mina powered them through as winners. the world cup has been left about an african side in the last 16 since 1982. in the last 16 since 1982. japan‘s world cup journey continues, despite losing 1—0 to bottom of group h poland after a goal from jan bednarek. the japanese finish above senegal by virtue of their disciplinary record, they picked up two fewer yellow yards than the african side, the first time ever a nation has gone out due to their disciplinary record. we can go to kaliningrad and join natalie. we finally know who england will face whether they finish first or second in their group. exactly. if they come top of obvious japan in the considerably hotter rostov, it is about 37 degrees there, rising to 39 degrees tomorrow, so possibly not great english conditions, but they would this japan. if they got past a pound that could potentially face brazil, the five times champions, in the quarterfinal. it becomes second in this group they will face colombia

quote come back columbia elected a new president on sunday raising serious questions about the future of that country's peace process hard right care hard right wing candidate ivan touquet defeated former bogota mayor and former guerrilla gustavo petro with fifty four percent of the vote the president elect promises tax cuts said reductions in government spending and i returned to ariel. recite spring of cocoa plants which was halted for health reasons back in two thousand and fifteen columbia's had a five decade old civil war that looked to be ending in part due to the efforts of former president one man well santos who was awarded the nobel peace prize in two thousand and sixteen some however are now concerned that the incoming president will undo the peace process with uncertain consequences for the columbia economy. and it seems it is miller time and beer is once again at the center of a brawl but this time the fight is in the u.s. courts past brewing company of los angeles which markets past blue ribbon or p.b.r. a beer noted for its affordability and other flashback brands inclu

england will face columbia next. belgium will face columbia next. belgium will face the japanese. he was angela merkel, she and the other eu leaders are in brussels for their summit. the prime ministerfor italy are in brussels for their summit. the prime minister for italy has been holding out for any agreement until there's a shift for how the burden of taking and migrants is a shared. we would hear about new research that tells us that grows in the pacific ocean are even more clever we realised. just over half an hour ago this copy came into the bbc newsroom from afp telling a single data newsroom shooting and maryland capital annapolis according to multiple reports. this is where the capital gazette newspapers office is in you can see a annapolis marked there and maryland and if we go in much more closely you can see that we have marked the building in question. we also have pictures taken from a helicopter showing some people walking out of the building being guided by police officers with their hands up. let's bring in the bbc‘s paul blake was following this story from new

to come up with something called plan columbia. plan columbia. which is why we can do it, you can help in terms of securing your country. economic opportunity in your country. we helped. we have a similar approach. it's not called plan columbia. for el salvador. those are -- i call it plan columbia for those countries. and it does many of the same things that plan columbia has done. we're on the third year on this program. and we need to continue to fund it. we need to continue to oversite on that. and the reason why these people are come to our country is because they live horrific lives. they are lives of desperation, dangerous, high homicide rates, lack of economic opportunity. we are complicit in their misery. that's why we have the moral obligation to help them and we're trying to do that. so i will just leave that at your feet. and my colleagues feet really. i want to talk a little bit about value-based pricing. we talked about this before. i would like to say everything i do, i know i can do better. and i think that's true of all of this a

to come up with something called plan columbia. plan columbia. which is why we can do it, you can help in terms of securing your country. economic opportunity in your country. we helped. we have a similar approach. it's not called plan columbia. for el salvador. those are -- i call it plan columbia for those countries. and it does many of the same things that plan columbia has done. we're on the third year on this program. and we need to continue to fund it. we need to continue to oversite on that. and the reason why these people are come to our country is because they live horrific lives. they are lives of desperation, dangerous, high homicide rates, lack of economic opportunity. we are complicit in their misery. that's why we have the moral obligation to help them and 're trying to do that. so i will just leave that at your feet. my colleagueseet really. i want to talk a little bit about value-based pricing. we talked about this before. i would like to say everything i do, i know i can do better. and i think that's true of all of this and in th