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. >>> friday morning in london. president trump and first lady will soon be having tea with queen elizabeth. tonight attended a gala near oxford. joined by british prime minister theresa may and her husband. trip comes with protests across the united kingdom, staged a noisy gathering in regent's park in london where they're staying. tens of thousands are expected to march just a few hours from now. >>> still ahead, turned life around after spending 20 years in prucison for violent crime, w faces deportation. help he needs from governor brown to stay in the u.s. >>> also the rescue mission is over but hollywood wants to make sure the story lives on. cave rescue in thailand will be made into a movie. >>> storm ranger mobile doppler radar is showing showers near fremont and back to redwood city. tracking it, what's left for morning commute in about seven minutes. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfini

president triggering protests in the capital these are live pictures right now in london of donald trump. greeted by prime minister trees and made her husband. protests there there might be protests but i believe that the people in the u.k. scotland ireland as you know have property and. property. i think that those people . like me a lot and they agree with me on immigration. trip comes. to the nato summit in brussels where he pointed to his. use of loving your putin as a competitor not an enemy. also ahead in the program vis our. interest in treason leading to fears over the dangers posed by data driven profiling. ten pm this thursday night here in moscow july twelfth my name's you know neil welcome to the program our top story the u.k. is braced for a world wind of protest donald trump arrives in britain for his first visit us leader although he is presently getting the red carpet treatment from dignitaries leaders mass public rallies are expected nationwide now over the next number of days trump will take in some scenery. and culture his first step here pollitz the birthplace of seco

i hate everything he does and everything he stands for. >> he should not mess with london. >> trump's a twat. >> they called it a carnival of resistance. it was an enormous march. organizers claim a quarter of a million people turned up, many fueled by the perception that their prime minister was appeasing a bully. >> i think humiliation for theresa may to suck up to donald trump, state visit, hold his hands, refuse to offer moral leadership in condemning his policies, then what does he do, lands and humiliates his hosts, intervenes in british politics. >> president trump is deeply unpopular here, a recent poll found that just 11% of people in britain think he's doing a good job. the other 89% made their voices and their horns heard. ♪ but the president was hearing another tune all together. he was getting the tour that american tourists dream of. his very own changing of the guard. and a personal welcome from the queen of england. there were a few awkward moments, of course, but he got the royal treatment he came for. >> they'll lay on the full monty. >> the whole thing. the whole

you think about this crowd funded giant balloon that looks like a baby trump floating over london do you think it's a good idea or. people might think it's a good idea i think he personally deserves the crying baby in the people. we have to remember that we don't want to pull over the moon well there you have it not a lot of people it seems that we've spoken to were quite excited to be seeing trump here but nonetheless the relationship between the you can the u.s. has of course traditionally been branded as special so we'll be watching here throughout these four days exactly if anything special comes out of this particular trip and of course we'll also be watching the protests that will be taking place the president earlier left the nato summit in brussels where he renewed calls for far more military spending by member states he also stressed that putin is not an enemy but a competitor and a surprise news conference as he wrapped up his visit. i hope we get along well i think we get along well but ultimately he's a competitor he's representing russia i'm representing the united state

ambassador's residence in london where donald trump had spent one night in the british capital more last apart from that he's awaiting central london his schedule keeps taking him elsewhere and the understanding overall is that this is because so many people are expected to come out to say no to trump's visit donald trump has certainly got his message across on this visit already visit as georgia carries out in history and unfortunately party reason may for all the wrong reasons diplomatically at least the trip still had its wheels on things seemed to be going to plan we saw these beautiful pictures of donald trump and the first lady arriving at the land them palace they were being wined and dined by to reason may and her husband before we came off air around ten thirty there was even a news flash clearly downing street was pursing out a message saying that to reason may have even pitched this coveted u.k. u.s. trade deal to donald trump over dinner but just hol for an hour later and the wheels fell off because the sun newspaper published this interview with donald trump which had been c

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in london, president trump has been trying to explain away his diatribe about prime minister theresa may in an interview with a rupert murdoch newspaper, "the sun." as you can see, the vehicle known as "the beast," the president's motorcade arriving as he drives through the historic gates into windsor castle. it's a range rover, he's actually driving in a british vehicle as he approaches the queen. this is not the visit that h

the president's visit is expected to prompt mass protests in the u-k, with the largest expected in london. trump and u-k prime minister theresa may will hold friday meetings outside of the capital -- at the prime minister's country retreat. after a weekend stop in scotland -- where the president owns two golf properties -- monday brings the highly-summit with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki.in washington, i'm karin caifa. "this is something they need to understand in dc that the west needs some help."(ken) presidential pardon. their arrest caused protests and got national attention. now we have an exclusive interview with the man who helped bring them home in a story you will only see on kron4 news at 10. (pam) police say... a man attacks his wife in front of his children. the item he used that neighbors say, shouldn't be just laying around. (ken) a california woman is in serious condition after her husband reportedly attacked her with a chainsaw. (pam) right now, police in whittier are looking for alejandro alvarez, who they say, not only attacked his wife in front of their

with tens of thousands of people protesting, president trump including an inflatable trump baby blimp. london organizers tightly choreographed the president's travel to keep him away from the crowds, inspecting the troops and tea with the queen and all smiles with the first lady. as the president himself spent the day in damage control. >> i have a lot of respect for the prime minister. >> the conciliatory comments come as mr. trump blasted may in a british newspaper taking aim at her handling of brexit. >> i actually told teresa may how to do it but she didn't agree -- she didn't me. en to >> reporter: even praising her arch rival boris johnson who resigned from her cabinet earlier this week. >> i'm just saying, i think it would be a great prime minister. >> reporter: despite the audio evidence of his own words, the president tried to deny the whole thing. >> i didn't criticize the prime minister. i have a lot of respect for the prime minister. it's called fake news. >> reporter: after being pressed repeatedly, mr. trump shifted tactics and had praise on may. >> this incredible woman

. >> in london trump skips the golf and goes as a grand gesture, goes to moscow next sunday to watch the world cup final with vladimir putin as his guest. if that is true, then you have the prospect of russia being in the final against a nato country and the president of the united states rooting for russia, sitting next to putin. if you're thinking about political symbolism, it doesn't get -- >> sonam. >> russia is loving all the hullabaloo around the nato summit and the putin meeting. they have largely driven this story from the beginning because of the lack of transparapet si from the white house. we'll see if that continues through the summit. >> we're looking at the cabinet, who is up, who is down. mattis was seen as the most influential. these days trump is turning him out more. it's pompeo if he gets north korea done. >> interesting. jonathan on his way overseas. that is hardball for now. thanks for being with us. chris mathews will be back monday. >> we are covering several stories tonight hours after donald trump attacked the me too movement in a bizarre and very negative ex

here in london where several hundred people called on the u.k. to adopt his anti immigration policies on a gager. president trump may try to wave off all the disapproval encountered in his trip but a round of golf at his very own club didn't completely avoid encounter testis less than delighted with his visit. nevertheless insisted his primary form of exercise as he tweeted earlier in the day as the never trump has continued and scotland. in london it was a completely different crowd a throng of far right activists cheering the u.s. president's visit to the u.k. yes president trump we understand to dial back to you both personally and in the role of the president of the most powerful and one of the greatest countries on the face of the earth so what's the surge americans we are your friends donal's not coming here as a personal holiday is coming here to represent the american people so to snub him because of all of the american people because he's a democratically elected was the leader of the mt stromlo demonstration on friday there's only a few

ambassador's residence in london where donald trump a spending one night. really interesting was down to where this massive giant balloon depicting donald trump wearing a nappy was flown over a just outside parliament also here in central. london so obviously the mood here seems to speak for itself in many ways with so many people finding the time and the urgency to come out to say that they just don't want donald trump. back to what was happening at the same time at checkers as trump and may go down to business their spouses were having a much more allegedly time america's first lady madonna trying to join the prime minister's husband phillip for a game of balls and members of the press were advised to wear flat shoes this is trump the both agree that high heels i'm no expert of polls but she's making money . and she seems to go to groups that are now even though trump and may have been keen to put on a show of unity there are a number of issues still putting strain on ties is more against the of explains. america and the u.k. have a special thing going sp

president's visit tens of thousands marched in london to protest his presence on u.k. soil. i just find it really really embarrassing i think over the last kind of couple of weeks you had a big sense of national pride and stories and i just lately reading it out of it again not to buy the rights to. the chase is a fake. but the president's trip has been choreographed so that he largely avoids coming face to face with protesters and that balloon depicting him as a giant baby. barbara is always out that here is protests in london we spoke to her earlier and asked what was motivating these demonstrators. the protesters here are pretty unified and that they would. restrict and they don't want anything they totally reject any aspect off trumps politics and you can take whatever you want it says treatment of women his of policies against migrants it says international relations people don't want him to meddle in fact it's a long list it's pretty much everything the american president stands for that the people of london who have come out here today in huge crowds to the center of

and this is the place where donald trump will be just one night in central london for so for many of these protests this is pretty much as close as they're going to be able to get to the u.s. president but of course none of this seems to be donald trump who believes he's very much liked in this country protests there there might be protests but i believe that the people in the u.k. scotland ireland as you know i have property in ireland and property all over i think that those people. they like me a lot and they agree with me on immigration well of course our we decided to ask this question to the protesters here and see how much they actually like donald trump i don't know anybody that likes and i don't know anybody that wants him to come here we don't want him here do you think he's going to hear this message of people protesting that's not the point probably not. but we have to protest anyway we can't do nothing. about five people in a row in a tory government the rest of the country. saying that for him. probably right is going to spank free. from the country don't like him that'

broadsiding another american ally. >> we'll have more from london as president trump faces backlash over his stung comments about theresa may over her brexit plan and leadership. we're back in three minutes. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. today president trump and the first lady are to meet with queen elizabeth at windsor castle, this after he criticized british prime minister theresa may over brexit negotiations. plus fireworks on capitol hill as lawmakers question the fbi agent removed from the russia probe after a series of anti-trump text messages came to light. the trump administration reunites about half of the young migrant children separated from their parents under the zero tolerance policy, but many more have been deemed ineligible for reunification and at least a dozen parents have already been deported. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. it is friday, july 13th. i'm

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abc news reporter molly hunter is in london >> we just saw theresa may and president trump since this. may as wrecked brexit says the front page. both leaders seem to pretend the interview never happened. it was only supposed to be a photo-op. president trump and theresa may meeting the first time since that bombshell interview with the sun. and both all smiles. and unexpectedly chatty. >> we have a lot to discuss. we are discussing our special relationship which is great between the uk and the united states. >> the relationship is very, very strong. we really had a very good relationship. >> when trump was asked specifically about the interview. he just rolled his eyes. the interview dropped last night at the same time british prime minister theresa may was rolling out a very long red carpet for president trump. may has wrecked brexit screams the front cover. u.s. deal is off. president trump slamming may's soft brexit blood pressure. >> they do a deal like that it will most likely because we'll be dealing with the european union instead of dealing with the uk. so it will probably ki

reporter: then the main anti-trump protest of the day ing thetreets of central london. the american president might not be in london to see and hear these protests but he's certainly aware of them, saying he wasn'tin spemore time in the capital because he'd been made tol feewelcome but as donald trump said, he believes the rl british people love the american president. but thoserotrafalgar square this evening aren't the ones who love it. far from it but with a welcome from the queen and prime minister, presidenmp tust might not mind about the protests. jainl: as thesi pnt was entering windsor palace for his tea with the queen, news were that g here in the u.s. the special counsel robert 12 russian indieted ill -- military officials i connection with the hacking of the democratic campaign in 2016. i spoke with the spokesperson for the republican national committee. haley, thanks very much for joininghe me. inpace of a few hours we saw two different donald g trumple very different versions of what he thinks ofma theres her brexit deal and the potential for trailed with th

i'm in london. i can't do math so i don't know what time it is here but the president of the united states, president donald trump off to a political explosion, slamming the british prime minister in this tabloid interview that published minutes after he had dinner with her last night at blenham palace. she rolled out the red carpet, he pulled it out from underneath her. the president and p.rime ministr are behind closed doors at this moment. this is the photo opportunity they had at the beginning of their meeting. they're acting like nothing happened but the president does look a bit uncomfortable and he refused to answer a direct question about the interview. we expect to hear from the president and prime minister again very shortly. they will hold a joint press conference in minutes. they will be asked, both of them, about the impact of the president's words. >> this extraordinary interview with the british tabloid the sun, which we should note is owned by rupert murdoch. the president directly u

ambassador's residence in london that is where president trump is spending the night good evening to you barbara yeah it's certainly not a peaceful evening a hundred protests expected across the country the u.s. embassy advising americans in london to keep a low profile during the president's visit what kind of visit is this going to be. it is certainly one way a lot of grassroots groups have sprung up all over the country in order to show that they don't like trump's visit to the u.k. many people told me that they oppose his politics but they also say think that this is a particularly bad moment for him to come here people do not like him to meddle in british affairs and his remarks about very excited for instance some days ago didn't go down well it was large parts of the british public of course some extreme prejudice here tears falling that this was just the right support they wanted but many other people said this is a decision that we have to figure out for ourselves so there will be a protest the biggest will be tomorrow in the center of london and that will also be the trump

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and president trump is set to arrive here in london in less than two weeks. the mayor of the city has said londoners made it clear trump is not welcome. what do the protesters hope to accomplish? i'll ask one of the organizers. also, what in the world are 7500 oil barrels doing in the middle of a pristine park in central london? i'll tell you. but first, here's my take. in recent weeks, you will have heard or read about two seemingly unrelated issues. in new york, mayor bill de blasio has signalled his desire to scrap the highly competitive exams for eight new york public schools. in boston there were new revelations from a lawsuit against harvard university that alleges the university systemically discriminates against asian americans in its administrations process. these come from very different directions. but they represent an assault on one of the foundations of modern society. the meritocracy. they are meritocracy is now under siege. on the right many of donald trump supporters see it as a code word for an out of touch establishment that looks down on h

president trump is in london tonight with a swirl in his wake in brussels over what was and wasn't agreed to at this week's nato meetings. to hear the president tell it, it was mission accomplished, that he successfully squeezed his european counterparts to spend even more on defense. but some of those allies are pushing back, offering a different account tonight. this evening, the president and first lady are being hosted by britain's prime minister theresa may and her husband as the two leaders prepare for their own tough talks amidst the u.k.'s political turmoil. nbc's kristen welker is in london tonight. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: lets tester, good evening to you. president trump may be in britain but some key allies expressing concerns their tensions with mr. trump could be playing right into vladimir putin's hands. >>> in a hastily arranged news conference this morning, the president tried to claim victory, saying nato allies have agreed to his demand for a big increase in military spending. >> they have raised an additional $33 billion that's been put up by the various cou

the trump blimp is flying and thousands of people are gathering in central london to protest donald trump's visit to the uk. extra security has been arranged for demonstrations planned across the country. a group of british divers have arrived home, after the successful rescue of 12 boys and their coach from a flooded cave in thailand. the very humble men say they're not heroes, just a group of people with unique skills. and, at least 200 people injapan have died in the worst flooding to affect the country in nearly a0 years. torrential rain has triggered landslides and floods in central and western areas. more than 8 million people have been ordered to evacuate. sport now, here's holly hamilton. it's the worst—kept secret in football but chelsea have officially confirmed the departure of antonio conte. he leaves after just two years at the club having won the premier league in 2017 and the fa cup in may — but failed to repeat that success in the league last season with the blues slipping to fifth. and failing to qualify for the champions league. in a brief statement chelsea say they wi

president trump said he would stay clear of london. >> when you make them feel unwelcome, why would i stay there? i'm talking about government because the people of the uk agree with me. >> reporter: but there is evidence that the people of london are in trump's corner. >> the power that we have is to protest and demonstrate our absolute disgust and outrage at the language that donald trump is using. >> reporter: these were some of the largest protests that britain has seen in years. the larger crowds have dispersed, but more protests are expected as the president visits scotland. showing feeling not just about president trump, but also his policies, david. >> thanks to you as well, and back at home to the outrage over a highway arrest. >>> a young woman pulled over for speeding and the officers flipping a coin after deciding whether or not to charge her. she sobs. abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: that's sarah webb, sobbing in the back of a squad car in roswell, georgia, arrested for reckless driving. what she doesn't know at the time is that officers decided to take her int

(pam) that's what president trump said, before being greeted by massive protests in london today...for day one of his first trip to the u-k as president.(grant)tens of thousands are expected to take to the capital's streets tomorrow - and a giant trump baby balloon will be center of attention.(pam) erin mclaughlin, from our partners at c-n-n, reports. this isn't the dignified welcome that a us president visiting london has come to expect. a giant balloon, a caricature of donald trump, as a baby. organizers say it was inspired by donald trump's twitter account.leo murray, trump baby activist: "what's clear from donald trump's tweets, apart from anything else, is that he is a deeply insecure individual about his own personal shortcomings, so we decided that what we needed to was to do get right down to donald trump's level and speak language that he understands, which is personal insults. . each element designed to fun. the orange hued yellow bouffant hair, gripping the ready to tweet. london khan, an outspoken cleared it to fly in the name of free speech... campaigners just about donald

it was sadiq khan who signed off on the trump baby blimp that protesters will float over london today. what do we want? trump out. when do we wa nt what do we want? trump out. when do we want it? now. the demonstrations against this visit had made him feel unwelcome, the president said. these people don't like anything mr trump has to say. after this latest comments, theresa may might share some of their pain. in a moment we will speak to our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue. but first, let's get reaction from westminster with our political correspondent alex forsyth. alex, good to see you. these comments, so you have friends like these. they are making comments as your guests, indeed. how will this go down with theresa may and what she is trying to do in terms of selling brexit? well, some of the things donald trump said could not have more sting in them if he tried. he has made these commentsjust have more sting in them if he tried. he has made these comments just as theresa may is trying to keep a very divided party behind her and sell her brexit policy. he comes out and bl

series of may officially gave him tens of thousands of people took the streets of london. decrying trump stansell migration and also bricks it ah. ah. ah. so you. think kind of think. well we're here today because we're rejecting the politics that trump represents with cheese as far as we can see mr jinnah stick at sheetz with women in the sixty's in the if he has been the end the racist comments continuously the way that he treats immigrants and refugees he's had to scrape. saying that the kind of free for all for corporations and and big business deregulation of the markets and he's going to think that she has working people all across the globe and both a saying to our own government that they shouldn't be throwing their own type and welcoming and rolling the great cop out for somebody like this they need to be standing up and taking principled decisions and making a principled stand against what trump represents and they're just not doing that tom bush promised to trees amaze being criticized after she expressed her support for england's football team for some that jus

yesterday trump said that he thought many britons really like now nobody in the center of london today is on his side they all really opposed struggled from. extending to you so konovalov protests in the heart of london for more feet so with barbara you know what to resolve this must have been a very very difficult visit for to resume but she was focusing on the positives when she addressed. yes she had to focus on the positives because this did not go. off to a good start before donald trump an even landed in the u.k. he given an interview to the sun newspaper in which he criticized theresa may over her break that plan saying that they would probably kill a free trade deal with the u.s. and that he had given her advice and that she hadn't listened so that touch if not go down well with theresa may but she had to play ball here she had to show that she could still get something out of this meeting she talked about the positives the military cooperation shared intelligence and pursuing a very ambitious free trade agreement and this time at checkers don't trump agreed but i also want to

it was siddique khan who signed off on the trump raby limp that protesters will float over london today. the demonstrations against this visit had made him feel unwelcome, the president said. these people don't like anything mist trump has to say. after this latest comments, theresa may may share some of their pain. the president has certainly given the protesters a reason to get out of bed this morning. we have not seen any of that but that is due later today. the baby limp due to fly over london will make an appearance later in the day. however the british government has rolled out the red carpet for mist trump. the us and the uk are long—standing allies and trade is crucially important. defence and intelligence also have deep and important ties there. vital to the security of this country, europe and the us. looking 110w country, europe and the us. looking now what the day holds, i am joined bya now what the day holds, i am joined by a fellow in global politics. thank you forjoining us today. this interview really is a bombshell interview. normally one would not intervene, one does

the fact that he had made president trump feel unwelcome in london. >> it's not to up me comment on how president trump feels or if his feelings are hurt. what i would hope he would see if he's in london today or tomorrow that america is a country that we love and adore but the expectations from the president of america are here. the expectations from the prime minister and presidents of other countries are here and the same gose vice versa as well that means we stand with each other but we call each other where we're wrong, and i think we shouldn't be afraid of doing. so >> now, we talked about the prospect of a free trade deal after brexit from the eu, a free trade deal with the u.s. but there shows the polarized opinion of president trump's visit. and it remains to be seen whether domestically theresa may can turn it into a small victory for her. >> how would she turn it into a victory? >> by suggesting that a free trade deal is coming here and at the same time the nato meeting led to higher defense spending and that she has a working relationship with the president. i think it's

in london there will also be this blimp with an image of trump as a baby floating over westminster. protest leaders accuse him of immaturity as well as racism and bigotry. when racist and extreme right wingers are on the march, you don't sit back, you don'tjust sit there hoping it will all go away. you take to the streets, you mobilise and you fight back. we hope it will put pressure on the government that they will see, you know, the moral leadership that they are failing to provide is out there on the streets instead. but his itinerary, including a dinner with senior ministers and business leaders here at blenheim palace in oxfordshire ensures he will be kept away from protesters. the government is hoping the talks here and at chequers tomorrow will ensure relations remain strong. mr trump's supporters are confident. i think donald trump will have wonderful and fruitful conversations with the prime minister because, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter who is president or who is prime minister, the long—standing relationship between our two countries will endure. it has endu

s now we know there are protests against trump in london today what more can you tell us about these demonstrations. demonstrations like real demonstrations are now getting on the way people are gathering in central london also and other cities across the u.k. many people are saying we need to stand up to this bully is how he's being described by many people who are saying that they're going to protest and they want to stand up to his views here in london tens of thousands of people are expected to march down to a rally in trafalgar square we've also seen quite a funny approaches this morning with the baby blimp where people here in the near me just behind us in parliament square have put up a giant trump baby balloon that has attracted a lot of attention a lot of media attention so people are doing their best also to ridicule him but then a lot of people that are being that approach this thing also think that he is he's dangerous for the world and they want to make themselves heard now don trump has a very busy weekend ahead of him including today of course what's on the agenda. he'

president trump flew to london following the nato summit in brussels. there he attacked germany and other member nations for not doing their part to support the alliance. >> i told people that i would be very unhappy if they didn't up their commitments very substantially. >> today was meant to focus on georgia, ukraine and the war in afghanistan. but the alliance went into an emergency session amid the president's repeated demands for increased defense spending. only 5 members including the u.s. are currently paying the requested 2% of their nation's gdp on defense spending. the deadline to reach that goal is 2024. the president says more countries will meet it earlier but didn't get into specifics. >>> in the wake of an immigration debate on capitol hill, a republican is now proposing a bill that would make first-time illegal border crossings a felony. representative diane black of tennessee is behind the zero tolerance for illegal entry act. the bill also seeks to strip federal funding from the more than 400 sanctuary cities and counties. if passed, t

trump's visit. reporter: you don't need to count the helicopte to know how much this visitor mattered. president trump's ends rage blasted through the countryside as subtly as he warned this week that his host might not get the trailed deal she colvets. for theresa may, it was not just grin and bear it today but more importantly she tried to change his mind. he left the tricky question to he >> have you had a chance to talk about the interview this morning? >> tre's a lot to discuss. >> the question preemented -- repeated. thisime, he made a face rather than answer. but after talks, back to the choreoaphy around the stately home, exactly where she brokered her brexit compromise this time last week. the prime minister appeared to have taken hold of president trump. as predicted, he's now on her side. >> we agreed today that as the k. leaves the european union, we'll pursue an ambitious trailed agreement. it provides the platform for donald and me to agree on the an ambitious deal that works for both

i'm in london where president trump will be heading here very so soon. in a news conference president trump declared victory over nato allies saying he got them to pay more. think of it, declaring victory over your allies, that's notable in and of itself and number two his claim he earned commitments for more defense spending. it's unclear whether that is true. french president emmanuel macron saying all that nato agreed to was what they put out in a communique overnight saying that what was in place to increase spending by 2024 is still in pla place. a loot going on here. kaitlan collins is still in belgium where the president just departed. kaitlin? >> john, the president making several stunning statements during that last-minute press conference. reporters were rushed into the room after the president sent nato essentially into an emergency session because of the president's comments about nato then he came out to reporters declaring victory saying nato changed a lot over the two days and that the countries involved in nato agreed to up their defense

i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: president trump arrives in helsinki for face—to—face talks with russia's president putin, and makes a list of america's adversaries. now, you wouldn't think of the european union, but they're and foe, russia's and foe in certain respects, china's and foe, certainly economically, they're and foe. and the ever—growing problem of plastic waste in our oceans. we meet the all—female team of scientists who've analysed the great pacific garbage patch. live from our studios in singapore and london,

i am christiane amanpour in london. president trump and the left-wing president-elect of mexico might make strange bedfellows, but they're pledging to work together in the future after speaking by phone at length this week. andres manuel lopez obrador won in a landslide this weekend. immigration and trade disputes have sunk relations between the two countries to unprecedented lows. secretary of state, mike pompeo, will travel to meet with mexico's president-elect next week, with a he'll also meet my next guest, the current and outgoing foreign minister, luis videgaray. and he is joining me now from mexico city. foreign minister, welcome to the program. >> hello, christiane. it's great to be with you from mexico city. >> so i just want to start by asking you, obviously the question of our time and the question that's really standing between you and the united states, and that is the immigration issue. you have called the president's policies cruel and inhumane. we've all seen these horrendous pictures of children crying,

about 70,000 people are supposed to march tomorrow in london. which president trump says is fine. that is what people do, i won't see them anyway. and of course we will have the inflata ble and of course we will have the inflatable trump as well. the blimp of donald trump as a baby. and that is another issue with sadiq khan, because sadiq khan okayed that. we are back to brexit and philip hammond and the city of london and what might be going on there. today the government released its white paper on brexit, which is... it has fleshed out in maud detail some of the chequers proposals —— more detail. firstly, it didn't go very well today for the new brexit secretary, dominic raab. he was trying to deliver the statement, labour mps trying to deliver the statement, labourmps and trying to deliver the statement, labour mps and conservative mps had not been allowed to see the paper even though journalists had. com plete even though journalists had. complete farce, that never happens! and the speaker actually stopped proceedings for five minutes so that mps could go away, read the p

demonstrators took to the streets by the thousands in london to protest donald trump's visit to the uk. we begin in washington where deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced 12 new indictments, all related to the hacking of the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign during the 2016 election. >> today a grand jury in the district of columbia returned an indictment prepared by the special counsel's office. the indictment charges 12 russian military officers by name for conspiring to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. i have not identified the victims. it's important for us to avoid thinking politically as republicans or democrats. instead to think as americans. our response must not depend on which side was victimized. there will always be adversaries who seek to exacerbate our divisions and try to confuse, divide and conquer us. so long as we are united in our commitment to the values enshrined in the constitution, they will not succeed. >> the indictments named 12 russian intelligence offices and revealed they attempted to spearfish e-mails for

then the main anti—trump protest of the day, filling the streets of central london. as eventual motorcade here, the streets instead taken over by a mass of protest is. —— no presidential motorcade here. the american president might not be in london to see and hear these protests, but he is certainly aware of them, saying he wasn't spending more time in the capital because he had been made to feel unwelcome. but as donald trump said, he believes the real british people love the american president. but across the country there were protests. in glasgow, as he landed in scotland tonight, and in other cities. donald trump has got to go! meanwhile, trump's supporters toasted his arrival. i don't think it is the most hospitable welcome. i think it is a bit shortsighted of some british, those who have protested, a bit of wasted energy on their part. they were saying, keep trump out of the uk. i mean, i don't know where to start with how you are leaving the european union and now you are trying to shunt away the us? but with every corner of trafalgar square taken up with

decrying trump's stance on migration and bricks it was. i was i. was thirty years i was i. think i i i think represents everything that we stand against and the policies they scream place in the rhetoric that he's used is harming millions of people not just in the us but globally and we think it's absolutely shameful that's the reason may when alex of no way to invite donald trump here to do so in our name and that's why all clear message is today's there is no in our name donald trump and of things that he represents are not welcome there is a reason me is willing to throw the country under the bus the road by using the opinions of the british public under the bus so that she can close you have to travel and that's absolutely unacceptable. we will british prime minister to is a maze being criticised office expressed as support for a good football team for some not just she didn't seem sincere after of course a government boycott of the games here in russia. the to. accept all right politics aside let's get back to the big auction this wee

and this is the place where donald trump will be spending just one night in central london four so for many of these protests this is pretty much as close as they're going to be able to get to the u.s. president but of course none of this seems to be facing donald trump who believes he's very much liked in this country protests there there might be protests but i believe that the people. in the u.k. scotland ireland as you know i have property in ireland and property all over i think that those people they like me a lot and they agree with me on immigration well of course our we decided to ask this question to the protesters here and see how much they actually like donald trump i don't know anybody that likes and i don't know anybody that wants him to come here we don't want him here do you think he's going to hear this message of people protesting that's not the point probably not although you never know but we have to protest anyway we can't do nothing. about five people in a row in a tory government the rest of the country got a body. signed up for. public rights as minister thanks

. >>> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, today's massive protests in london over president trump's visit and his controversial comments about prime minister theresa may. >>> also, they have reason to smile. we'll show you today's reunion between a mom and a little girl whose voice ignited the family separation controversy. >>> and the man in this vour wantil hear the new explanfor his behavior. right now, you can get my spicy chicken club combo with fries and a drink for just $5.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo today. get my new spicy chicken club combo with a spicy, crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink, for just $5.99! $5.99? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my spicy chicken club combo today. >>> here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. visitors to the oakland zoo had a bit of acahe gondolasmid-ride ground. officials called it a digital ab 7thased about an east pay ho

reporter gwen bumgarner is in london with the latest. >> reporter: president trump met with british prime here at e couny retreat outside of london. >> have you had had a chance to talk about the interview? >> reporter: it follows yesterday's release of an interview the president did with the british tabloid "the sun. " said may's "brexit" plans could ruin future trade deals with the u.s. >> i told theresa may how to do it. but she didn't listen to me. >> i know she is looking forward to the opportunity to discuss with the president how we can take forward the big opportunities for increasing trade and investment between the uk and the u.s. >> reporter: the majority of president trump's two-day visit is being held away from central london. thousands of demonstrators are out on the street of london today to protest his visit. >> when they make you feel unwelcome, why would i stay there? now, when i say that i'm talking about government. because the people of the uk agree with me. >> reporter: protestors inflated a giant balloon to float along while they march. >> it stands for the way we d

ambassador's residence in london where donald trump was spending one night was. earlier today it was done with this massive giant balloon depicting donald trump wearing a nappy was flown over are just outside parliament also here in central london so obviously the mood here seems to speak for itself in many ways with so many people finding the time and the urgency to come out to say that they just don't want donald trump that the two leaders were getting down to business and their spouses were having a much more leisurely time first lady millennium trump a joint of the prime minister's husband philip for a game of bowls and while members of the press were advised to wear flat shoes mrs trump was seen walking around the mall in green and high heels now despite the show of unity between may and trump there are plenty of tensions under the surface as artie's but i've got to have comments. america and the u.k. have a special thing going a special relationship they called it language culture values defense then came trump but surely he can't ruin it right the special

i'm christiane amanpour in london. president trump fired off a high-intensity tweet today, in emphatic capital letters, warning iran's president, quote, never threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequence the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. his tweet follow's president rouhani's response about disrupting oil shipments in the persian gulf is iranians try to block exports. quote, america should know peace with iran is the mother of all peace and war with iran is the mother of all wars. so, could the escalating war of words lay the groundwork for a new diplomatic overture between the united states and iran or could it head to another showdown in the persian gulf area? >>> a expert at the carnegie endowment. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> what are we to make of this? is this some dressed up attempt at bringing iran to the negotiating table or is this real? >> with president trump it's always difficult to tell, christiane because he's more impulsive than strategic