the white house, state department, nasa, u.s. information agency, all working closely together to shine the light on apollo 11 as the american led global effort that united the world. voice of america broadcast live coverage of the lunar landing in 36 languages for an audience of roughly 750 million. another 650 million watched the lunar landing on television. the first live global broadcast in history. clearly, the space diplomacy mission had been successful. as dr. harmony stated when he returned from the moon, major general collins and his crew embarked upon a worldwide tour visiting more than 20 countries in 37 days as true ambassadors of goodwill. they build bridges with international partners that really do continue to this day. after his service with nasa, president nixon appointed major general collins assistant secretary of state for public affairs at the state department to continue his outreach to the world to strengthen our nation and our relationships with global partners. that has left every assistant secretary who

state department approved the deal worth more than 2000000000 dollars. if the us selling of arms to taiwan is a serious violation of international law and the norms of international relations it seriously breaches the one china principle and the rules of the 3 joints in the u.s. communiques it is a crude interference in china's internal affairs and harms china's sovereignty and security interests china is strongly dissatisfied and firmly opposed to the us has already made stern representation to the u.s. side the united arab emirates appears to be withdrawing its forces from yemen that's according to media reports quoting senior officials there insisting they remain committed to the coalition which has been fighting the rebels since 2015. a military spokesman for the thing says they have new weapons to strike targets inside saudi arabia i have on. it is a recognition that can fly over the skies of saudi arabia with a depth of over 500 kilometers as you can see on the screen it is the recognition of one you can reach into a very deep areas in enemy territ

state department and especially the u.s. diplomacy center as well as george washington university space thank and i would like to all of my colleagues, they are too numerous to name. we i would like to reiterate will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of apollo 11 over the next few days. please join us on the mall. is an event inside the smithsonian air and space museum and hopefully you can participate in the. >> and now you are watching american history tv. we bring you 48 hours of unique programming exploring the nation's past. american history is only on c-span3. >> > [indiscernible] desert inke the high the united states. he contributes a lot to my understanding of what happened and he was in houston when neil armstrong walked on the moon. he said when we were down there we were scared to death -- to death, because they had been tested as much as they could be in the lab. it was about breaking it and fixing it. fine,e suits have worked they are making sure to hold pressure and they are working in it. you did all these

department the president to treat the u.s. state department is clear that the white house would do each or something in due course but actually relations between london and washington as regards the foreign office here run now by jeremy hunt of course and mike pompei oh they're perfectly core deal the rest of the world and the rest of the world diplomatic community level in the summer parties of different embassies happening within a few miles of this studio be wondering what exactly is going on does washington control who who london can put in this country or that country as a representative of her majesty the queen as you say said. very longstanding respected but his language was. when he put it out there whether or not he knew that people were going to be talking about it i'm not sure he would have said the same thing as though the 2 on the side who stuns the benefit from this resignation do you think. yes of course the british media and jeremy hunt the current foreign secretary very keen and the low be journalists here to

state department official defends the use of emergency powers to sell precision guided missiles to saudi arabia calling it part of a broader effort to export human rights. british ambassador to the u.s. resigns over the leaked cable scandal in which private e-mails exposed to far from glowing review of donald trump and his administration and. a free media protects society from the abuse of power. helps release the full potential of a nation the global conference for media freedom is underway in london but r.t. and russian news agency sputnik a barred from entry. a low for me in the t.v. reality h.q. in moscow my name's colleen bray welcome to your world news this. us a federal judge has told washington that it must stop alleging that a russian firm accused of election meddling was funded by the kremlin or face a range of potential sanctions the court found that such unsubstantiated claims against the internet research agency which are not included in the 2018 and dime against it are prejudicing a jury. or against the of reports. the mueller report the us investigation the media everyone

state department in very high esteem how does that attitude impact the leverage u.s. negotiators have when they sit down to talk with the totally bummed is that a factor i don't think it's a factor in this case it's very clear that about certain policy who ready is working within the state department structure has been given a very clear mandate with political backing to negotiate the us out of afghanistan and so i don't see that there's any. any constraints on him resulting from the way things were these days. the way things work these days you know washington's that's right the real miller with the international crisis group is miller we appreciate your time tonight and your insights thank you very much it was my pleasure. you don't have to speak italian to understand what they're saying. that's what these protesters were shouting italy's interior minister matteo selby today when he came in to shut down what he said was europe's biggest reception center for migrants the complex adman aoe in sicily at one point held more than 4000 people it became a scene of the crim

state department in very high esteem how does that attitude impact the leverage u.s. negotiators have when they sit down to talk with the telly but is that a factor i don't think it's a factor in this case it's very clear that a bad start policy who ready is working within the state department structure has been given a very clear mandate with political backing to negotiate the us out of afghanistan and so i don't see that there's any. any constraints on him resulting from the way things were these days. the way things work these days is washington's that's right the real miller with the international crisis group is miller we appreciate your time tonight and your insights thank you very much. it is not a question. you don't have to speak italian genders damn what they're saying. and that's what these protesters were sheltering. italy's interior minister matteo selby today when he came in to shut down what he said was europe's biggest reception center for migrants the complex adman nao in sicily at one point held more than 40000 people it became a scene of the crime e

state department in very high esteem how does that attitude impact the leverage u.s. negotiators have when they sit down to talk with the taliban is that a factor i don't think it's a factor in this case it's very clear that a bad start policy who is working within the state department structure has been given a very clear mandate with political backing to negotiate the us out of afghanistan and so i don't see that there's any. any constraints on him resulting from the way things were these days on washington the way things work these days in washington is that's right the real miller with the international crisis group ms miller we appreciate your time tonight and your insights thank you very much. it is not bullshit. you don't have to speak italian to understand what they're saying. that's what these protesters were shouting. interior minister today when he came in to shut down what he said was europe's biggest reception center for migrants the complex in sicily at one point held more than 4000 people it became a scene. as well as being the town's biggest employer.

state department in very high esteem how does that attitude impact the leverage u.s. negotiators have when they sit down to talk with the telly but is that a factor i don't think it's a factor in this case it's very clear that about certain policy who is working within the state department structure has been given a very clear mandate with political backing to negotiate the us out of afghanistan and so i don't see that there's any. any constraints on him resulting from the way things were these days. the way things work these days is washington's that's right the real miller with the international crisis group ms miller we appreciate your time tonight and your insights thank you very much. it is not a question. you don't have to speak italian john just in what they're saying. and that's what these protesters were shelties italy's interior minister matteo selby today when he came in to shut down what he said was europe's biggest reception center for migrants the complex admen a.o. in sicily at one point held more than 40000 people it became a scene of the crime enjoyed

state department in very high esteem how does that attitude impact the leverage u.s. negotiators have when they sit down to talk with the taliban is that a factor i don't think it's a factor in this case it's very clear that about star college who ready is working within the state department structure has been india then a very clear mandate with political backing to negotiate the us out of afghanistan and so i don't see that there's any. any constraints on him resulting from the way things were these days on. the way things work these days in washington's that's right the real miller with the international crisis group ms miller we appreciate your time tonight and your insides thank you very much. it is not a question. you don't have to speak italian journalist and what they're saying. that's what these protesters were sheltering italy's interior minister today when he came in to shut down what he said was europe's biggest reception center for migrants the complex atman a.o. in sicily at one point held more than 4000 people it became a scene of the crime enjoyed as w

state department approve the sale of over $100.00 tanks $250.00 and crossed missiles and related equipment the deal would be worth around $2000000000.00 when haye has more from beijing. taiwan's military is built on equipment from the united states its main supply of arms announcements from washington of sales are always met by an angry response from china and this was no difference it's a crude interference in china's internal affairs and a harms china's servant and a security interest china is strong least dissensions far and thoroughly opposed to this and has already made a stern representations to the u.s. side and. china regards taiwan as a breakaway province that it will one day retake that threat is why taipei feels the need to regularly upgrade its weaponry this deal may be viewed by beijing as particularly provocative if it's approved by the united states congress at $2200000000.00 it would be the largest since donald trump took over as president taiwan in the u.s. continue to consolidate our security partnership together will guard the democracy and freedom of the taiwan strait a

state department approved the sale of over $100.00 tanks $250.00 anti-aircraft missiles and related equipment the deal would be worth around $2000000000.00 does not accept taiwan's independence and argues it's a breakaway province it's get more now for a reaction out of beijing when he is there for us to weigh in we knew this was likely coming. yes we did it was 1st mooted last month that there would be another sale another deal between the united states and taiwan nothing new in that really these happen regularly in fact this is the 4th sale to be announced from the united states to taiwan of defense equipment and training and things like that under the presidency of donald trump in fact it's the 2nd sale this year but this size of it is particularly interesting and potentially quite prove provocative to beijing to the government here in china more than $2000000000.00 as you mentioned the largest since donald trump took office and that type of equipment likely to also anger beijing and missiles. in overhaul of taiwan's tanks combat tanks that it is buying from the united states so that's lik

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state department in very high esteem how does that attitude impact the leverage u.s. negotiators have when they sit down to talk with the telly but is that a factor i don't think it's a factor in this case it's very clear that about star college who is working within the state department structure has been given a very clear mandate with political backing to negotiate the us out of afghanistan and so i don't see that there's any. any constraints on him resulting from the way things were these days on washington the way things work these days washington's that's right the real miller with the international crisis group is miller we appreciate your time tonight and your insights thank you very much. it is not a question. you don't have to speak italian just understand what they're saying. and that's what these protesters were sheltering italy's interior minister of the today when he came in to shut down what he said was europe's biggest reception center for migrants the complex asthma nao in sicily at one point held more than 4000 people it became a scene of the crime e

state department to tear down that it preferred to stay out of the dispute but says korean protests against japan have increased at the japanese embassy in seoul a demonstrator wearing a mask depicting japanese prime minister shinzo was symbolically slapped in the face. and large supermarket chains have removed japanese products from their shelves the conflict threatens to develop into an emotional costly economic war that affects more than just the electronics industry. joining me now in the studio is 5 democrats maher he's our correspondent in south korea currently on a brief visit to berlin welcome to you fog and now talking this is a historical conflict with very current consequences could you tell us what it is that the 2 countries actually want so if you to understand that conflict we have to go back to the 5 bits when both countries not with ice their diplomatic relations and japan at that time paid financial compensation because of its walk rhymes and also wrongdoings during the colonial period however south korea was a military dictatorship at that time and if you still fund not a

and adding they're working with the u.s. state department that has not been granted access to fin. held in solitary confinement have been school mates. >> i've always known he's a bit of a bad guy. >> reporter: italy's deputy prime minister tweeted he hopes the killer never gets out of prison. the line of those paying tribute wraps around the block and only continues to grow. a funeral is scheduled tomorrow in the very same church he was recently married. es for meanwhile the american teej teenagers are sitting in prison as this investigation continues. it is likely to be months before they are officially indicted. >>> it's been another sunday off pro democracy protests on the streets of hong kong. but today the violence intensified. in hong kong in the thick of off it. >> reporter: for the second night in a row hong kong streets exploded. thousands of protesters again defied police and took over portions of the city's western district. venting the anger at their gumpgt and beijing. but police were ready and responded faster than in the past two months. >> they're running into the

state department to tear down that it prefers to stay out of the dispute but says korean protests against japan have increased at the japanese embassy in seoul a demonstrator wearing a mask depicting japanese prime minister shinzo was symbolically slapped in the face. and large supermarket chains have removed japanese products from their shelves the conflict threatens to develop into an emotional costly economic war that affects more than just the electronics industry. joining me now in the studio is 5 democrats maher he's our correspondent in south korea currently on a brief visit to berlin welcome to you now if i mean this is a historical conflict with very current consequences could you tell us what it is that the 2 countries actually want so if you to understand that conflict we have to go back to the 5 minutes when both countries not with ice their diplomatic relations and japan at that time paid financial compensation because of its walk rhymes and also wrongdoings during the colonial period however south korea was a military dictatorship at that time and it use those funds not a di

department u.s. state department's travel advisory website it out but as of july 2nd they have increased the risk of travel to egypt which as i said it's going to have a negative impact on actually going to me by going back to what i was saying i don't think. is able to maintain security or separation security in some parts of the country of the world celebrating exactly 50 years since the giant leap humanity's 1st step a loon this was the scene in houston muslim jordan how small from washington d.c. . the celebrations to mark the moment that neil armstrong set foot on the moon 50 years ago really stretched from coast to cannes to united states but this is also a celebration that the entire world is enjoying astronauts aboard the international space station said that once they were done without bringing on 3 more astronauts and getting their 1st day of research on to that is it work they would say for the moment when man actually left earth's orbit and entered yet another bodies this is a situation t

state department to tear down that it preferred to stay out of the dispute but says korean protests against japan have increased at the japanese embassy in seoul a demonstrator wearing a mask depicting japanese prime minister shinzo was symbolically slapped in the face. and large supermarket chains have removed japanese products from their shelves the conflict threatens to develop into an emotional costly economic war that affects more than just the electronics industry. joining me now in the studios 5 democrats are he's our correspondent in south korea currently on a brief visit to berlin welcome to you fog and now talking this is a historical conflict with very current consequences could you tell us what it is that the 2 countries actually want so if you to understand that conflict we have to go back to the $65.00 bits when both countries not with ice their diplomatic relations and japan at that time paid financial compensation because of its walk rhymes and also wrongdoings during the colonial period however south korea was a military dictatorship at that time and it used those funds not

condemnation the state department says turkey is being provocative by sending 2 ships to explore off the coast of the politically divided island it says energy resources should be shared equally between turkey which controls the northern part of cyprus and the great cypriot administration in the south. at least 24 people have been killed in some of the worst fighting a pup on new guinea for years it happened in the remote province of hella police say the killings could be retaliation for an earlier attack hi tech companies in south korea are being warned they face an unprecedented emergency because of japan's ban on exports of crucial chemicals south koreans protested at japan's embassy in seoul a south korea's president warned business leaders to expect a prolonged trade dispute japan is blaming what it calls security concerns for restricting exports of semiconductor components some japanese are questioning the effectiveness of the south sanctions on north korea get more on the breaking news now that the u.k. ambassador to the u.s. has resigned and in the last hour prime minister to

state department was leading an effort at the u.n. to try to get member countries to send north korean foreign workers home and this was in response to u.s. allegations that north korea is violating sanctions against oil imports and in the statement from north korea notes that the u.s. sent a letter to member countries along with the u.k. france and germany that was delivered on june 29th urging for this retaliation against breaking the same sions and that on that same day trump had tweeted his impromptu invitation to meet kim jong un at the d.m.z. so certainly the fact that this statement from north korea's u.n. mission comes out today is an indication that it's saying things are not hunky dory between the 2 nations after this photo op and that tensions are still high and the strain in students who is detained in north korea has been released alex a gear arrived in beijing on thursday morning he went missing in chung and maury for a week to go straight in prime minister scott boras and concert confirms that the 29 year old is safe an

department u.s. state department travel advisory website it said as i as of july 2nd they have increased the risk of travel to egypt which as i said it's going to have a negative impact on actually gone to me by going back to what i was saying i don't think cairo is able to maintain security or sufficient security in some parts of the country. thousands of people have marched in the u.k. paul months hoping to persuade the next prime minister to stay in the european union organizers of the march for change say they want to send a pro europe message to boris johnson the man tips to take office next week and he reports ok. by demanding a rethink with time running out until britain's next breck's it deadline campaign is from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the e.u. with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live with is dangerous and democratic now the electorate but we think the brits is a better idea to want to make sure that they know what we think we sho

department u.s. state department travel advisory website at that as either as of july 2nd they have increased the risk of travel to egypt which as i said it's going to have a negative impact on actually caught me by going back to what i was saying i don't think cairo is able to maintain security or to patient security in some parts of the country ok seem as though they will have to leave it there but thank you very much indeed for sharing your thoughts with i'll just say i'm a thank you. thousands of people have marched to the u.k. parliament hoping to persuade the next prime minister to stay in the european union organizers of the march for change say they want to send a probe message to boris johnson the man tipped to take office next week and in baba reports ok. by demanding a rethink with time running out until britain's next brics it deadline campaign is from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the e.u. with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live wi

state department as wellll as otheher enentities to promote either trl firms to promote specifically iranian -- persian language iranian satellite stations are broadcast to iran. if you began to trace t the differences in the guest t they have been invitingng in the past year, the kind of analysis being provided by some of these different stations like voice of saudi-funded -- all of these different satellite stations are embroiled in this maximum pressure campaign which is geared toward creating as much economic pressure on iran due to sanctions and then showing feelings of discord and despair within the population. it is one e of the hopes of john bolton -- and you mention this publicly many times -- that maximum pressure will help -- will lead to a situation in which iranians within iran will rise up and asked for regime change themselves. the economic sanctions are one part of it, a and that is where the morere visible part we're seeing. but there is an entire media campaign that is going on around us as well as is meant to both the unitedssent in states against whahat the trump

state department says turkey is being provocative by sending 2 ships to explore off the coast of the politically divided island it says energy resources should be shared equally between turkey which controls the northern part of cyprus and the great cypriot administration in the south more on this dispute let's go live live now to send costello who joins us from istanbul so what's what's going on with this this back and forth center. richelle actually turkey is that fritz for exploring and drilling oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean have been on track for a while but there has always been this dispute between the island and turkey about the continental shelf and what they call exclusive economic zones and turkey claims that some of the areas cyprus is exploring our own it's on continental shelf and where turkish and greek cyprus have equal rights and the northern part of the island which is which turkey cause northern. nor the republic of turkey side it is on the record lies by turkey so turkey also say is this is my continental shelf i am also defending the rights of the turki

state department approve the deal worth more than $2000000000.00 beijing does not accept taiwan's independence and argues it's a breakaway province move on to the us selling of arms to taiwan is a serious violation of international law and the norms of international relations it seriously breaches the one china principle and the rules of the 3 joints in the u.s. communiques it is a crude interference in china's internal affairs and harms china's sovereignty and security interests china is strongly dissatisfied and firmly opposed to the us has already made stern representation is to the u.s. side when a has more from beijing. we're not surprisingly there was a very strong response from the government here in beijing following the announcement of the potential sale another potential sale of arms by the united states to taiwan the condemnation came in a daily ministry of foreign affairs briefing the spokesman saying this is a serious violation of international more and the norms of international relations would be violated by this deal now the reason beijing is saying this of course is that it vi

department u.s. state department's travel advisory website it said either as of july 2nd they have increased the risk of travel to egypt which as i said it's going to have a negative impact on actually caught me by going back to what i was saying i don't think cairo is able to maintain security or separation security in some parts of the country. thousands of people have marched to the u.k. parliament hoping to persuade the next prime minister to stay in the european union organizers of the march for change say they want to send a pro europe message to boris johnson the man tipped to take office next week. was demanding a rethink with time running out until britain's next breck's it deadline campaign is from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the e.u. with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live with is dangerous and democratic now the electorate but we think that brit is a better idea to want to make sure that they know what we think we should now have

department u.s. state department's travel advisory website at that i thought as of july 2nd they have increased the risk of travel to egypt which as i said it's going to have a negative impact on actually caught me by going back to what i was saying i don't think cairo is able to maintain security or separation security in some parts of the country. thousands of people have lost to the u.k. parliament hoping to persuade the next prime minister to stay in the european union organizers of the launch of the change say they want to send a present your message to boris johnson i mean the man to take office next week that he bought the house will. demanding a rethink with time running out into britain's next breakfast at drawing campaign is from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the us with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live with is dangerous and undemocratic. no the electorate but we think that bridge is a better idea so i want to make sure that they kn

state department said they are aware of reports but would not say whether they ar behalf of the accused or the families. stress dependable the high school confirms both suspects graduated from the school last year. he said in a statement yesterday, were stunned to learn that two members of our community were arrested in connection to the killing of a policeman in rome. we can add no additional information other than offering a sincere console and condolences to the family of friends who lost a loved one in this tragic situation. a spokeswoman for santa barbara city college said he had just finished his first year but the school had no record of finnegan elder being enrolled. >>> the chinese government sticking out of the violent protest on the streets of hong kong. this comes as thousands of protesters once again took over portions of the city western district and then turned anger at the government and beijing. for hours ago the chinese government called the situation grave, adding that beijing would not allow any challenge to the chinese government authority, or threat to national sec

department u.s. state department travel advisory website if that out but as of july 2nd they have increased the risk of travel to egypt which as i said it's going to have a negative impact on actually caught me by going back to what i was saying i don't think kyra is able to maintain security or separation security in some parts of the country. that skateboarding is to make its debut season and then picks for next year in tokyo and the polish olympic glory has just been made easier for greece's displaced syrian children who dream of becoming professionals cases full band of effortful. muhammad has been knocked down more times than he can count. i had my legs and shoulder fighting force the 13 year old from his home in eastern one to 7 years ago and despite watching skateboarding videos for you is he's only just learn how to ride. oh. yeah we used to sit on the skateboard we didn't know how to stand up on it because we never experienced it before. german n.g.o.s skate aid has built a skate park in his

department u.s. state department's travel advisory website it's that i that as of july 2nd they have increased the risk of travel to egypt which as i said it's going to have a negative impact on actually gone to me by going back to what i was saying i don't think cairo is able to maintain security or sufficient security in some parts of the country. pente morehead on the news hour including a digital melendez kenya's easy pushing millions of to debt. and or the luck of the irish big machinery as it heads into the final round open championship the home will be here but the sport. a suicide bomber has killed at least 6 people at a hospital in northwest pakistan the attack happened in the city of bad cards and after a gunman opened fire on a police checkpoint killing 2 officers their bodies were being brought to the hospital when the suicide bomber struck the blast damage the emergency want and wounded more than 20 people the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility as the tax fall of the 1st elections

state department says to run must immediately release the vessel and its crew. president trump has just announced that a u.s. warship has destroyed an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz the boxer took defensive action against an iranian drone which had closed into a very very near distance approximately 1000 yards ignoring multiple calls to stand down and was threatening the safety of the ship and the ship's crew. the drone was immediately destroyed will be while trump has distanced himself from his supporters who chanted send her back about a u.s. congresswoman who was born in somalia. politicians have defended ilana omar following the spectacle at trump's campaign rally which the president now says he feels a little bit badly about democratic presidential hopeful come along tweeted that the rally defiles the office of the president. yet no one really for half that of kidnapping a female politician and injuring her husband. disappeared from her house in the eastern city of benghazi on wednesday she's an m.p. in the alternative parliament set up into a book w

state department. let's get a check on the weather with mary lee a bit of a cooldown today. >>> a relief from the heat. temperatures much cooler compared to yesterday and we are catching some sunshine with the oakland airport camera. you can see blue skies. temperatures from 77 in concord and while a san jose. both 60s in oakland. looking at and 77 for the remark. cooler in san francisco with the cloud cover in place at 57 and the mid-70s for santa rosa. her is a 24-hour temperature change and you can see that many locations are much cooler, compared to yesterday. fort lewis cooler at half moon bay. 11 for nevada. for oakland, 12 degrees cooler concord within the last 20 for hours. 25 degrees cooler in fairfield. in livermore. santa rosa looked a bit warmer. to yesterday at this time. the ridge of high pressure pushing to the east the upper level low dropping south bringing the onshore flow our way and with that stronger sea breeze, we the temperatures a little bit cooler, even for tomorrow. taking you

state department was leading an effort at the u.n. to try to get member countries to send north korean foreign workers home and this was in response to u.s. allegations that north korea is violating sanctions against oil imports and in this statement from north korea notes that the u.s. sent a letter to member countries along with the u.k. france and germany that was delivered on june 29th urging for this retaliation against breaking the same sions and that on that same day trump had tweeted his impromptu invitation to meet kim jong un at the d.m.z. so certainly the fact that this statement from north korea's u.n. mission comes out today is an indication that it's saying things are not hunky dory between the 2 nations after this photo op and that tensions are still high. to sit on our talks have resumed between all of the opposition and the ruling military gent on transferring power to civilian government negotiations between the 2 sides collapsed a month ago after security forces raided a sit in protest killing dozens of demonstrator

support for saudi arabia and to iraq to this madame benjamin told us the state department's defense of. any credibility. it was quite comical today to hear the representative from the state department say that the united states is exporting open society and democracy by selling weapons to saudi arabia i don't think anybody any of the senators who are listening to believe there are any of the people in the audience but it is really quite tragic there that the u.s. representatives gets away with saying such ridiculous things the trumpet ministration is going around congress to sell these weapons by calling it a national emergency and as the senators were asking what is this emergency and it's a very dangerous slope when the administration can go around the congress and now that you then give them notification of weapons sales do so much money to be made these weapons manufacturers are very powerful they have strong lobbies in washington d.c. and the other is the american people don't know very much about this because it's not our news media and so they don't care very much about it. the

state department said they are aware of reports but would not say whether there working on behalf of the a clue the accused. >> both men graduated from the school last and release this statement saying, we were stunned to learn that two members of our community were arrested in connection to the killing of a policeman in rome and can add no additional information other than offering sincere condolences to the family and friends who lost a loved one in the tragic situation. a spokesperson said one of the suspects had just finished his schooling there. >>> 1.5 weeks ago a judge ruled that the suspect is mentally competent to stand trial and the murder stabbing an 18-year- old and her sister on the platform of the macarthur station last july. his attorney says that he has been found mentally well enough for the case to proceed. >>> extended coverage of the gilroy garlic festival shooting continues next. but first we are going to look alive at the eastern span of the bay bridge on this monday morning. it is for 11 am and we will be right back. staying on top of the breaking news out of g

state department says turkey is being provocative by sending 2 ships to explore off the coast of the politically divided island. energy resources should be shared equally between turkey which controls the northern part of cyprus and the greek cypriot ministration in the south. slow progress is being made to rebuild the ruined city of mosul in northern iraq it's 2 years since the iraqi army drove eisel fighters from the capital of their self declared caliphate as are some a binge of aid reports reconstruction efforts aren't being helped by the sanctions imposed by the united states on iraq's ally iran this is the old city of mosul but due years after eisel defeat iraq's victory has not still meant the restoration of life as it was before the war much of the city remains in ruins more than 300000 people are still displaced a mix of sectarian division unemployment and security concerns linger on. the main threat and danger remains the neglect of reconstruction in mosul the displaced are still living in limbo all these issues have not been given serious enough attention or by the iraqi g

state department at least one was among those killed one american was among those killed. possibly two. the group alshab is claiming responsibility. the hotel was used as a meeting spot for elders and politicians helping to plan elections in september. >> we are very suspicious about the act which coincides with the beginning of the campaign election campaign. everybody is preparing for the campaign. >> al shabab used to control the country. they have been largely ousted but they a of somalia and kenya. five people hurt today on the running of the bulls in explain. he red cross identified the bulls that wasn't the case for a san francisco man. he reported on him he was gored in the neck last week taken to a hospital even though people got hurt today. people were excited for this tradition. >> oh it's incredible, man. sweating broegting, crowds amazing. the energy is amazing. >> two runners rufrd arm injuries after falling down. two others injurewood blows to the head and one sustained a chest injury. crazy stuff. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news news at 5:00. this is n

state department forbidding it a master of grinnell has long been open about his sexuality and plans to take part in saturday's christopher street day parade here in berlin. you're watching the news up next equal africa environmental magazine is looking at a ban on plastic bags in sudan and south sudan among other things us here at the top of the hour with more news by bad. even help africa. the primates camisole on the world. you got this piece on a 1st national hockey is hidden deep in the jungle. its range is ensure the survival of chimps and other creatures. a concept for success in cutting tourism. next on g.w. . the blueprint for every living thing on this planet minute. d.n.a. . a brilliant natural it's the most effective way to see vast amounts of data scientists in syria now want to use this code for technology they're developing artificial d.n.a. make to see digital information tomorrow today in 60 minutes on d w. o. o. robots they're still in the development phase. but it's going to happen when they grow. will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on

state department was leading an effort at the u.n. to try to get member countries to send north korean foreign workers home with this was in response to u.s. allegations that north korea is violating saying sions against oil imports.

state department took over the building to conserve it and made a rental agreement with the owens. but a recent federal inspection from the property needs millions of dollars of improvements in the couples rent is not enough to make up for it. so the government began the eviction process. >> they have been model citizens for the city. they put their money and a lot of money into renovating this place. took charlie ferguson as president of the presidio heights association of neighbors and he says it worries it will be a repeat of 3800 washington a few blocks away. a few years ago police arrested a squatter for selling stolen art out of the property after it fell into disrepair. >> what happens is usually people who are up to no good managed to sneak in and stay there for long periods of time. >> reporter: the owens were unavailable for comment and they are fighting this addiction.>>> a drivers now facing charges for ramming a police car and injuring an officer in oakland. last week officer set up a traffic control post as they investigated a car crash that ended in a church. then po

state department served on the national security council helping develop u.s. policies in the middle east and you welcome to the program i want you to take a listen to how the iranian foreign minister how he is describing iran's decision which the u.n. says is a violation of the nuclear deal known as the j c p a way take a listen to that and then i want to get your reaction to monitor i've been informed that iran has crossed the 300 kilogram limit based on its plan we don't sit this would occur and we said very clearly what we were going to do and we will act on it we see this is our right based on the joint comprehensive plan of action. that about john. you've got the zarif there saying that the way allows it runs to do what it is now doing is he telling us that iran is technically not in violation of the deal. that's what he seems to be suggesting however any objective reading of the way would suggest that iran is clearly in contravention of the terms of out agreement what he is saying is actually harkening back to the original iranian negotiating position wh

authorities which means the u.s. department of justice and the u.s. state department when asked for this document to sweden they needed to say we don't have such correspondence because we didn't get any correspondence with them when i have the same correspondence to the u.k. they didn't want to confirm or deny so if they had been such correspondence with the u.s. why not to tell me media that we don't have such correspond this is because the crown prosecution service gave you an n c n d a neither confirm nor deny response about correspondence between we've been britain and the united states justice system about julian assange exactly and also about ecuador which was really ridiculous because they said we cannot confirm or the nag about ecuador because any such correspondence would be is about and extend the china we said it doesn't make sense an extradition to act whether because he's in the ecuadorian embassy i think they use ecuador they use they have ecuador do the neither confirm nor deny the exception because he would have sound suspicious to say

state department. the u.s. ambassador to guatemala according to judicial watch, arriaga, has been questioned as been called back to washington, the state department has not yet responded to our request for confirmation. the u.s. army fell short in recruiting goal for the first time in a decade, and now there's a new debate, in the pentagon on whether to lower the age of enlistment for the army and the navy from the current 17 years of age to 16, army researchers are also studying the, quote, hyperfit women of the military who have survived the most arduous courses, ib fantry -- infantry school, green beret training. trump administration has right to expedite deportation who can't prove they have lived in the united states for at least 2 years, expedited removal goes into effect tomorrow, will allow the department of homeland security and immigration and customs enforcement officials to detain and deport any, any illegal immigrant follow the country without a hearing from an immigration judge. since 2014, offici

authorities which means the u.s. department of justice and the u.s. state department when asked for this document to sweden they needed to say we don't have such correspondence because we didn't get any correspondence with them when i have the same correspondence to the u.k. they didn't want to confirm or deny so if they had been such correspondence with the us why not to tell me media that we don't have such correspondence to revisit the crown prosecution service gave you an n c n d a neither confirm nor deny response about correspondence between we've been britain and the united states justice system about julian assange exactly and also about what they were which was really ridiculous because they said we cannot confirm or the nag about ecuador because any such correspondence would be is about and extend the china we said it doesn't make sense an extradition to act whether because he's in the ecuadorian embassy i think they use ecuador they use they have to do the neither confirm nor deny the exception because he would have some suspicion to say we

department official was actually an assistant secretary of state r. clarke cooper and he was the u.s. secretary of state the assistant secretary of state for military and political affairs and he argued that essentially the sale of weapons to saudi arabia fits in with an overall strategy from the united states for promoting human rights around the world this is what he said our policy is not just limited to arms transfers it is an expression a manifestation of what else we export open society human rights that is a part of our policy. we do export the best of america with our arms transfer policy however as the exchange escalated at that point he said it was more about business and basically admitted that it was about making money this is the follow up we do not suspend our security relationship with a partner that carries so much weight for our interests and our equity in the region but you're saying that the u.s. conventional arms transfer policy can be sacrificed if we have an important relationship with a country no it should not be sacrificed tha

state department you know and really go after the generals and their assets i think also we have to be looking at the 2 major corporations that operate under military control in myanmar the union of myanmar economic holdings and there are economic corporation these are huge conglomerates with a great deal. you gauge when the international community and their pressure points that the international community needs now to push on in order to get some accountability here to sort of get some political commitment from the government of myanmar that they will in fact hold top military people accountable right i'm on coming back to you and your life as a stateless person in bangladesh is exceedingly precarious we can get that from from from what you've told us already are you not in the least bit tempted go back to again what you need and food was saying in cults is bizarre he was saying pretty soon that there will be id cards where there will no longer be the issue of race or the issue of citizenship it will only be like social security cards in the united states with names and some digits do

state department for getting it. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you european countries are recording or this time high temperatures for a 2nd straight day as a heat wave breaks the continent it's kept the agency's services busy in some areas and transport has been affected. coming up next indeed have been using. the u.s. china relationship is at its lowest point can't be fixed. and again to for the people really look at how china is promoting its social credit system. next to. those and most tourists coming up in asia. good company as you get a tough day out. today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. carefully. to get. discovered. the be. subscribe to. don't documentary on you tube. this is a 15 year old girl. being gang raped. his teacher is beating a boy for talking by compliance. but the rest of the class wants us. to fear and torture is being killed by his mother the breaking of thoughts. is trying to sleep in the streets because her family through her. fear.

the u.s. state department has announced saying sions on mean more us military commanders. chief men on lying and 3 other military leaders punishment for their role in the ethnic cleansing of the ring of minorities but the united nations special repertoire and human rights in me and more says the sanctions don't go far enough it's better late than never. i just want to know why it took us so long after other countries and i and others have raised this issue they have a family is listed as 6. generals that should be on that that should be sanctioned immediately special repertory young the league said reports from me and more in recent weeks suggested human rights violations and abuses by the army and armed fighters against civilian populations may be getting worse a particular concern an ongoing internet and mobile phone blackout in myanmar as record and chen stakes the question is did the government of myanmar impose the internet than to inflict more time on the people living in rakhine. the internet blackout has also prevented individuals wanting to engage with me from bei