brexit negotiations, donald trump's visit to the uk and the royal wedding of prince harry and megan markel courtesy of bbc parliament. this is half an hour. ♪ >> hello, welcome to a hot and sultry westminster where the temperature has been rising. coming up on this program, government and opposition mps harangue ministers how the government grapples with the uk's exit from the european union. >> a strong independent self-governing britain is open to the world, not miserable, permanent limbo. >> reporter: theresa may insists she has a plan for a principled and practical brexit but drama the government faces a series of votes. >> 301, nos to the left, 307. >> reporter: also on this program ministers promise to end the hostile environment to immigrants in the wake of the wind rush scandal. the government promises more money for england and nhs, the opposition asks who is playing. >> her figures are so dodgy they belong on the side of a bus. >> we have consistently put extra money in the national health service. >> reporter: the uk is set to leave the european union in march 2019 but has som

is calling for resignation or vigeland markel this i don't think is going to happen not at least during the next several days. markel seems to be very calm and been seems to be very clear that she has a grip on this whole situation and that she has found a solution which will keep her in power and in office for quite a long time. at the german parliament thank you know work on. there are are there are already. there are. a lot of british accents that you are hearing they're celebrating because england fans were in for a voice in the english capital yesterday celebrating their win against the long be a with renditions of football's coming home that's after a dramatic day at the world cup that's on both england and sweden progress to the quarter finals and we have to bring in one of our favorite englishman now to talk a little bit more about this max merrill on a day of celebration also for you. they went into this game as marginal favorites but that's not how it ended well yeah i mean in england they basically were just ahead of colombia because they were missing this player has rodrigue

taking her place in the second spot was making markel the only one to attract medicines attention without cutting a bad figure the american actress got engaged to britain's prince harry in november twenty seventh teen and they married in may this year. scandalising first place was news anchor matt lauer for over twenty years he was a fixture of american television until november when accusations of sexual harassment of coworkers cost him his job. that was the ship ranking and now. many instagram are always like to put their best foot forward in search of likes photos tend to focus on the sunny side of life and sweep the dirt under the rug which is changing perceptions of reality. sites of san francisco can be very photogenic but often ordinary snapshots just aren't good enough anymore many instagram users want as many like since possible so the photos have to be perfect ok. christine. she's what's known as an influencer and she's hired a photographer to show her best side. she's an instagram professional who earns from targeted advertising on her profile travel companies pay her to share

bob remarks over trade at the nato summit today trump started proceedings with a broadside against markel asserting that germany was totally controlled and quote captive to russia as the. jacked into a pipeline deal to bring russian natural gas directly to germany americal pushed back insisting that germany makes its own decisions when the two have met later trump told reporters this. we have a very very good relationship with the chancery we have a tremendous relationship with germany. tremendous to be able to listen to the right would be the way to success and i believe that for trade will increase and lots of other things will increase of but we'll see what happens over the next period of people. or a few hours maybe all this while tensions between the u.s. and china have gone up a notch as america announces yet another round of tariffs on chinese imports the list of products trump wants to slap a levy of ten percent on its two hundred pages long and contains around six thousand additional products and there are some interesting choices heads and poles of bad as for example bowles sper

as quickly became very clear there's very little common ground between markel and when it comes to refugees. you don't mention this is about people who come to us that involves europe's fundamental message humanity we need to protect our external borders with the goal of simply shutting out the world. and none the less the chancellor needs help in fact she needs all the support she can get within the european union to maintain the current asylum system it's an e.u. principle that the country in which a refugee has been registered is responsible for the sign of process most refugees should stay in spain italy or greece by their first reach european soil but many try to get further north through germany crossing through all city or hungry and these countries fear that germany could just reject migrants at the border german interior minister whole see all far cry to allay those fears this thursday when he visited the austrian cup. vienna he's trying to perswade austria to take back migrants rejected by germany vienna is very reluctant to do this so the whole far left empty handed two visits an

today probably whether or not the bavarian conservatives are going to accept this deal as i'm glad markel has said she's made well looking at overall policy we know of course that machall has been talking tough about populist policies the far right the alternative for germany in particular but with ha sister party leaving to the right as well has she not been forced to change position tenchi or one has to see that i'm going to medical in fact ever since she took over the leadership of the conservative party did move the party further to the center for the in a leftist direction although it's not a leftist polity at all it's still a centrist party but further into the middle and that has left open some space on the right of the political spectrum into which the have to move but also has to say ever since the migration peak in the late two thousand and fifteen germany's policies towards migrants of the silent seekers have become more and more tightened over the years macko has in fact responded to this pressure from both a sister party the conservatives in bavaria and from the right from th

set was complete russia continue to write history i dream world cup campaign marches on i pretty of markel stuff they are from russia i have to admit pablo i had written off russia right from the beginning they were the lowest ranked team in the tournaments and now they're in the quarter final what do you think just how far will they be able to do a like you said i mean i think a lot of people thought like you were they didn't really think the russia would get out of the group stages of course being the host they have to be there but they've sort of shown a different sides of them and they i mean in the group stages they did win two or three much as they lost against your require of course and the kind that made me think ok maybe they don't really have it and they're going to be playing spain even though they were underwhelming i did think i don't know if they're going to go that far but after seeing their performance today i think they're doing quite well and of course the mood after that match was rather different somber and supreme the spawn aside and of course jubilation from the russi

there to support markel, a friend of serena's. tiger woods was in the house too. you could tell early on this was not the serena we had seen throughout the tournament. the final never really competitive as kerber won in straight sets. an emotional serena opened up about how motherhood has motivated her. >> to all of the moms out there, it's playing for you today and i tried but -- you know, ang leak played really well, out of her mind, you know. so it was really good and i look forward to just continuing to be back out here and do what i do best. >> one mom touched by this, the wife of november ak djokovic, who said how amazing for her to play at all. she gave birth to her daughter one day before serena delivered. back at center court to watch her husband go for the fifth title. he'll have to play on less that be a day of rest after beating nadal, before being postponed to saturday morning. djokovic faces kef vvin anderso the men's final starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> it's time to crown a world cup champion. france and croatia p

i can't be if as well for russia in a special would as well for kashrus markel penalties one of them was and if if only should i was in extra time what did you make of those three absolutely heartbreaking for schmeichel i don't think anybody can has ever won him out of the match awards after saving three penalties and being on the losing sight i mean it's absolutely heartbreaking i don't know way whether it's something to do with modern goalkeepers now that they just have so much information on the telly taker but i did hear. that information from a russian journalist yesterday if you watch i can find even the shootouts his only technique is he goes left for the first one right for the second left and right spain must not have seen this because if you look at the shootout a bit he did that's what he did he went one way then he went the other so that's something maybe croatia's need to keep an eye on and one last word as well before we go have you got a feeling of which way this will come down to guys being such a top six if you will cup and says the shop who do you think right now th

prince charlotte, meghan markell and the rest of the family also there. the ceremony was private in the small chapel where prince george was kristened >>> still ahead the up grades fans will soon be able to enjoy. >>> we're going to open the window on the golden gate bridge. a light breeze, but it's going to pick up a little bit as we head into the afternoon hours. check out the summer warmth. i mentioned humidity is >>> a lot to talk about so let's jump right in. notice the absence of any clouds. they are gone, and even at the coast they're starting to leave us. and you see the beautiful colors developing as we get deeper and deeper into fire season. let's talk about what's going to happen starting today. your accuweather highlight. it's going to be clear and cool tonight with clouds redeveloping near the coast once again. and the extent of that extra humidity, it's going to be amost muggy especially by our standards. there's a slight chance of some sprinkles especially as we move towards wednesday. for today if you're thinking about going on the water y

and his party will do and what is that likely to be how much public support does he have to get dr markel of her parliamentary majority and potentially bring this government down. well the the first thing we're expecting is some form of personal statement from mr is a offer that might come in the next few hours then i'm going to merkel's will be meeting the executive board of her own party the c.d.u. in berlin this evening and then tomorrow is the day to watch out for if mr hoffa stays in his position if you refuses the deal proffered to him by angela merkel he said he'll go it alone he will start imposing border controls where every migrant can be turned back certainly the ones that he believes are not welcome in this country but let's watch out to see exactly what will happen because already the green party who are not part of this coalition of said well if for some reason the c.s.u. were to fall out of coalition would they be prepared to negotiate remember last autumn after the general election anglo-american negotiated with the greens and the liberals say and it was the greens who wer

this work can be incredible difficult as governor markell mentioned, is that anyone has an opinion on education and can get riled up pretty easily. as constituents, too, what have you found in the living room conversations that we as democrats left of center for citrus and think about solutions oriented ways to bring policy into a solutions oriented not just a means oriented world, what else can we do to augment the kind of kitchen table living room conversations where having with our family and friends, recognizing that we have influence on our neighbors and friends and peers on had to think about the politics of education? >> well, let me try shot at that. first of all, in any community, probably less than one-third of the adult population has school age kids. is that fair? governor, do think that is not fair? so from a politician stempel your first look at your constituents, two-thirds of them do not have children in school. so these two-thirds and you talk about education, you've got to really talk to them in a way that helps them understand because they don't have kids in school

gas pipeline this is a pipeline that would run directly from russia into the european union now while markel denied the allegations that germany is a captive of anybody lavrov had this to say about it how did you react when the when president trump said that germany is totally controlled by russia i can only quote what the president said when he was asked by the president putin this he is his friend who said he is compared to a strong competitor but speaking of competition i always believed in free competition because free market is about free a competition and when the united states. use the period said the north stream. must be stopped and those european countries whose companies would be participating in this project would be sanctioned by the united states because because the united states useful computation the russian will to repay would guess is supposed to be wars nearly congress then it is sort of but this is not because i mean this is not competition this is a deal that now shifting back to america larry king asked surrogate lavrov what he thought about the american intelligence co

if you recognize the quadrangle from a few weeks ago that was of course where prince harry a magen markel arrived after getting married to become the duke and duchess of sussex before heading off on their honeymoon. so will leave windsor castle there as the united states president and queen elizabeth cohen inspect the garden a sunny windsor castle quadrangle this friday afternoon our couple of hours earlier donald trump and the british prime minister to resign may put on a united front to dispel any rumors of discord over their country's so-called special relationship. give relationship terms of grade the highest level of special yesterday had breakfast lunch and dinner with her through something very special not an excellent discussion here there was something something very special this incredible woman right here is a very smart very tough very capable person the broadest deepest and most advanced security cooperation special relationship i think prime minister made for her partnership have a lot of respect for the minister pleasure relationship long tradition of friendship collaborati

as quickly became very clear there's very little common ground between markel and when it comes to refugees. get a mention this is about people who come to us that involves europe's fundamental message humanity we need to protect our external borders with the goal of simply shutting out the world. and none the less the chancellor needs help in fact she needs all the support she can get within the european union to maintain the current asylum system it's an e.u. principle that the country in which a refugee has been registered is responsible for the sign of process most refugees should stay in spain italy or greece by their first reach european soil but many try to get further north through germany crossing through all city or hungry and these countries fear that germany could just reject migrants at the border german interior minister whole see all far try to allay those fears this thursday when he visited the austrian cup. vienna he's trying to persuade austria to take back migrants rejected by germany vienna is very reluctant to do this so the will for left empty handed two visits and no

quote captive to russia objected to a pipeline deal to bring groschen natural gas directly to germany markel pushed back insisting that germany makes its own decisions all this tensions between the u.s. and china have gone up as the u.s. announces yet another round of tariffs on chinese imports and our list of products trump wants to slap a lobby of ten percent on is two hundred pages long and contains around six thousand different products there are some interesting choices for example has a policy of bears for example bull sperm is also on the list as well as human hair life else or indeed toilet paper. yeah it may all sound very funny if it wasn't so serious it's important to remember that because all these products are companies large and small while till now relied on the vastness market to sell your goods a day of school or common it all adds up to another two hundred billion dollars worth of trade volume here is more containers apply ling up in shanghai and now to you stakes apparently from the u.s. that no move because they're too expensive since last week chinese customs overseas ha

the european eloisa they do so if it is even they did not exist and he of course was very critical of markel criticizing what he described as energy dependence on russia with the that the pipeline that's that's been the process do you think trump is this paul. of his sort of game playing as a businessman to try to perhaps barter some sort of but at the close relationship why do you think he's treating michael like this is a very interesting question because when during the nato summit that preceded the health care summit mr trump he told of mrs merkel for the north stream project of the for the energy dependence of germany or russia now he's more or he has to a certain extent he has changed his position but he stayed wake alter to a certain extent he isn't as critical as he was before and it's now not very well known whether he will block it again in the future or maybe he's looking for some american participation in the project or so everything is possible and i think the only person who really can answer this question is mr trump himself you know who knows what's what's going on inside but

historic allies the christian social union to limit the number of asylum seekers arriving in germany markel needs the backing over other coalition partner that's the s.p.d. along with e.u. member states if the deal is to succeed. it is my firm conviction and the firm conviction of many others that the handling of this migration issue will decide what the europe will enjoy because it's such a moving issue it's important that we come to this agreement. a heat wave has killed six people in the canadian city of montreal the whole weather is also being felt in the us were dry winds are fanning a wildfire that's been burning in northern california since saturday the fire has blackened more than twenty eight thousand hectares of grass. bush and dense scrub oak another wildfire near salt lake city newton has forced the authorities to evacuate several hundred homes. and eight retired chilean military officers have been sentenced to fifteen years in prison for their role in the murder of the popular folk singer victor jara a ninth officer received five years for being an accessory to murder jara was

of straw markel record all that ahead but first let's get to you doesn't want to trade tariffs shootout may be heating up again as the trumpet ministration considers going after high value targets this time automobiles the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross respond earlier today to reports about tariffs of twenty five percent on imported vehicles and parts mr ross said it was too early to guess on whether the truck of ministration can or will use a one thousand nine hundred sixty two law to impose the tariff using justification based upon national security the united auto workers have no notably supported the president trump in his bluster on autos while car company executives testified against the tariffs on capitol hill earlier today in the e.u. the european commission has officially war and they are willing to retaliate with tariffs of their own on three hundred billion dollars worth of u.s. imports if mr trump carries out his threat you competition commissioner cecilia malmstrom addressed the brewing battle earlier today a car can be bought in seattle assembled into troy having bee

but a hint of help from this mrs markel, she said it is good that chequers proposals are on the table and the irish leader also saying today that it might be time to budge. as we've always said in the past, if the uk was able to relax on some of its red lines, then the eu should be flexible too. and i think we are now entering that space. but theresa may's struggles and strains with her party are certainly not over, two more mps quit their party posts this afternoon. maria caulfield and ben bradley were vice chairs of the tories, now adding their names to those who think the prime minister's brexit compromise won't work. two mps walking away from relatively junior posts aren't going to bring theresa may down on their own. but the danger is for number ten, there is evidence of a co—ordinated push to force her to drop her brexit compromise. and with no majority, a small number of tory mps can cause big trouble. the prime minister's surrounded by foreign leaders to please, with parliament to manage, and the clashing sides of her party, it's not impossible, but an enormous task to find

discussions for me it's also important not to act unilaterally and at the expense of others so that the so markel very clear there she wants unity but she doesn't need it does she peter i mean why doesn't she just for example court the greens you can imagine the greens and i mean did you see if you could rule the greens on board and then survive with a new coalition government without the c.s.u. they only have forty six members of their regional party the only forty six members of parliament in the bundestag so she could do without them but the the important point to mention is that the the c.s.u. in the c.d.u. the two conservative parties here in germany under merkel's conservatives the c.d.u. or say hope as conservatives down in bavaria the c.s.u. they together have been the bedrock they've been the cornerstone of the central elements of the architecture of german politics for the last twenty five years there was the inter interim government in one thousand nine hundred eight to two thousand and five. social democrat led government that largely for the last two and a half decades three decades

they're going to have big platform there we also know that yesterday it was a meeting between not going markel cd c.d.u. c.s.u. and the social democrats. the s.p.d. party leader apparently said that they made some progress on the issue is there any clarity on what the social democrats intend to do. not really what we have heard from the social democrats so far is that they want to find a solution but they that that they want to take their time one has to understand that the social democrats on a very difficult situation here. on the one side they don't want to risk the government they don't want to risk the stability of the government any more we have seen a very unstable face now for the last two or three weeks in the social democrats have been more or less playing the role of a bystander and they always called for c.d.u. and sees you to come back to the table to get back into russian politics as the social democrats called it. now to play that and not not to have the option to say just no we don't want this and to end the government at the end wouldn't really be something the social democrat

markel portrait of the little japanese balloon in the aftermath of the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami the. seventy years later how has the community of me uncle been able to move on and rebuild their lives. japan aftermath of a catastrophe on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories a truce along the border between israel and gaza is to be holding four palestinians were killed by israel on friday and an israeli soldier died of gunshot injuries following friday's demonstrations the seventeen successive friday of protests syrian rebels who surrendered in the southwest began arriving in opposition how the areas in the north more than three thousand have reached hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage under a deal with the government and a church in nicaragua that was besieged by the army in the capital managua has reopened student protesters were taking refuge said last week when gunmen loyal to president daniel ortega began shooting up at. night took his first steps and spoke his first words in a u.s. detention facility

question for three years they've been sort of the conservative standard very few have been kowtow into markel and now they need to go back even though the migration cries really isn't a crisis anymore but they feel they need to set a sign so they decided to see say the migration crisis isn't a crisis and what everybody outside germany would would would say yes it is it's the big crisis in germany interest in terms of numbers if you if you are worried sort of two weeks ago suddenly became a crisis again i think that was an artificial crisis so what we saw was the c.s.u. the summer holidays are coming up this is the last chance to really get people's attention before the autumn and give them the sense that we are tough we have started to marco so i think what we saw was just politics that it has the there is an unresolved migration crisis is true and that it's gotten the rest of you're talking about a perhaps an unintended positive outcome the c.s.u. will claim this is what we intended all along it's not about power it's about we are we're just we're worried about europe i doubt very much i won

meg app markelle and tiger woods both went to serena williams' final. williams 14 unforced errors. more errors for serene i've in the second. watch the easy appointment. she should have open court. ah. went long. she knows what she did. championship point, kerber serving. 24 hth unforced error. kerber wins her first wimbledon title. following an 8-2 loss to the reds, they fired some coaches. it's the first time the cardinals have changed manager midseason since 1999. matheny left the cardinals for seven years and took them to the podium for three straight years. st. louis is only one game over .500. abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. we finish with the kashls. we know that's where eric's from and probably have some thoughts on that. >> well, they like winners in st. louis. so one game over .500, that's not going to do it. >> especially when you're trailing the cubs by seven. >> the who? >> the cubs. >> oh, no. >> we don't talk about them. >> can't be objective. >> thanks, minldsy. >> thanks a lot. >> that's it for tonight, everybody. >> abc 7 news continues tomo

putin have done this with other world leaders, angela markell, of the same story, she does not like dog, make sure dogs go into the room. you do these things to build a relationship with the target. president putin will do this. we have some similar problems, your fake press and they're the same and they're giving you a hard time. this is an easy play for him. he'll be better prepared when he goes into that meeting. president trump will not understand the importance of what frank was talking about with the nato exercise. he'll not understand why you should not talk about recognizing crimea and he'll not understand that he's handing them a completely package of total deal in syria >> you professional guys are scary. >> frank, i am guessing the president is not going to say extradite the 13 russian that is are in the mueller complaint that we would like to prosecute? if there are any other president in that room, they have to bring up the fact that the special counsel have indicted 13 russians and not hopefully think they're going to be extradited but rather than saying, look, mr. putin,

where prince harry and megan markel tied the knot in may. the president will be flying between these venues to avoid clashes with protesters. >>reporter: and, the first lady and the president will then spend the weekend in scotland at one of mr. trump's golf courses. he will then fly to helsinki where he will have that highly anticipated summit with the word -- russian president, vladimir putin, on monday. >> all right, tell us a little more about the security in place. we know there was a warning to americans in particular because of the protests. it is summer time. a lot of tourists in the area, i'm sure. >>reporter: right. so, the state department did put out a warning to americans, just to have some sense of heightened security. this is pretty routine. especially when there are mass protests planned. those protests are going to be tomorrow. you will notice, the president's schedule largely has him out of london. it is thought that a lot of the meetings and working lunches and dinners are taking place out of london to avoid a number of th

. >> it's not clear who will orchestrate the visit, but we know megan markel is good friends with tennis star serena williams whose husband is co co-founder of reddit. >> i would be surprised if they didn't get together while they were out here. maybe she can be a conduit for that. >> she wants to sit down with female tech entrepreneurs to encourage their involvement in the industry. at this point, one can only speculate who that may be. she's done talks.nt. she's a philanthropist. i think in that spirit, a lot of people are going to want to meet with them especially young women. >> karina cabrera mel created the reach mama network which provides moms of color with the support they need to take on leadership positions especially in the tech industry. according to forbes magazine, women occupy roughly 11% of executive positions in the silicon valley. >> we need help more than ever and the reality is is that technology is one of the most important sectors right now, and we need to have more women at the table. >> charlotte schultz is the chief of protocol of san francisco and the state of

in this particular instance, i want to give a shoutout to one particular individual, which is susan markel fox who has been dogged in her determination to supplement what we already have, which is the lower polk c.b.d., which has exceeded everybody's hopes, whether it comes to street cleanliness, dealing with the homeless population in a very compassionate and constructive way. the lower polk c.b.d. has been fantastic. it is time now to, i hope, if the votes come in the right way, to have a middle polk c.b.d. i absolutely respect those who protest and don't want to pay the additional fees. with that, i would turn it over to mr. corgis. >> president cohen: okay. before we hear from mr. corgis, is there anybody else who would like to speak? city staff? okay. mr. corgis, the floor is yours. >> we're part of the team that oversees the community benefit district program. today you're hearing the presentation to establish the middle polk discover polk business district. testimony will be heard in regards to the proposed formation of the district and the proposed amendments to the management plan

. >> reporter: markel what is the contributing editor and says when it comes to tourism, instagram is the new navigator. >> new zealand is one of the most troublesome and popular places in the world due to the scenery. >> reporter: the recent study found 40% of millennials consider instagram a top priority when they plan their trips. that is a big number when you consider the estimated 60% of millennial travelers are on instagram, 375% increase from 2013. >> we are not picking the destination once we get there to take the picture, they think if we cannot get a great picture, i'm not going to go. >> reporter: instagram is the tool for travel agents, now their brochure and they help to put this little street in brooklyn on the map. >>> speaking of instagram spots, i was trying to's here clear of the commentary on that. here is the golden gate bridge, difficult to see through the fog with temperatures in the 60s area wide. 63 in concord, 60 in oakland, 64 in livermore, 64 in san jose and you will notice a lot of fog along the coast and bay this morning. we have plenty of sunshine later t

meghan markell will probably coming as topic a well. so there are some opportunities for things to be slightly awkward. donald trump's famous handshakes, the protocol is that the queen extends her hand first. she speaks first. she will pour the tea. so opportunities for him to break the protocols. but she won't expect him to live by any of them. her priority i'm told is to be as all good hosts should be someone who welcomes the guest and makes them feel comfortable. >> indeed. max foster, thank you for being there. it has been quite a few days in the uk for sure. >>> that will do it for my. thank you so much. stay with cnn. we're now learning deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is planning to make what is being billed as a law enforcement announcement at 11:45 eastern time. what it will be, we'll see. stay with us for that. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey

he might mention meghan markell as well who of course was married here. and she is not a fan of donald trump. she is on record for saying that, saying she would move to canada if he was voted in which of course she didn't. she moved to the uk instead but in terms of he had kit, he wi-- offended if he talks about what they discussed. >> all right. max, we'll get back to you in a moment. >>> we have breaking news to get to. i want to get over to washington where evan perez is with a press conference we were waiting for with regard to rod rosenstein. >> that's right, we expect the deputy attorney general to be here in the skfrns room here at the justice department to give a press conference. he will achnswer some questions. they will not said what the subject is, but just a few minutes ago, prosecutors from the special counsel's office robert mueller's office as well as national security division were at the federal magistrate's courtroom at the courthouse a few blocks away to return an indictment according to a notice that our lawyer who is at the courthous