illegal immigrant drug dealers, gang members and killers and removing them from our country and once they are gone, folks, you see what we re doing. they will not let them back in. they re not coming back. this effort to restore safety to our country, we will strongly support the incredible men and women of law enforcement. ijust the incredible men and women of law enforcement. i just signed the incredible men and women of law enforcement. ijust signed an executive order directing the attorney generaljeff sessions to combat crime and that of hartmut of justice is now prioritising the prosecution of criminals who attack offices of the law. officers. and we are also working round the clock to keep our nation safe from terrorism. my administration has taken historic steps to approve screening and vetting for those seeking visas to enter the united states. we have seen the attacks from 9/11 to boston to san bernardino. we have seen the bloodshed overseas. you look at what s ha
good morning. it s 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 1am in paris, where the two candidates hoping to be president of france have been going head to head in the final television debate of the election. the latest polls suggest the centrist emmanuel macron is well ahead of his far right rival marine le pen but his lead has narrowed. both are competing to win over undecided voters ahead of the final vote on sunday. james reynolds has been watching the debate. he calls her the candidate of hate. she says he has no qualities. tonight, they meet. emmanuel macron, the frontrunner, won t want to slip up. he s standing as a pro eu, pro immigration centrist and he s protecting a clear lead in the polls. marine le pen, from the front national, is trying to bring him down. i asked her what she wanted from the debate? translation: what do i expect from the debate? some clarification from mr macron. he s still being very vague. and tonight, on french tv, the two candidates faced on
it s 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 2am in paris, where the two candidates hoping to be president of france have been going head to head in the final television debate of the election. the latest polls suggest the centrist emmanuel macron is well ahead of his far right rival marine le pen, but his lead has narrowed. both are competing to win over undecided voters ahead of the final vote on sunday. james reynolds has been watching the debate. for the first time, emmanuel macron and marine le pen sat a clear cross from one another. right from the start of this debate they began air attacks. translation: emmanuel macron is the candidate of savage globalisation, economic uncertainty, social brutality, every man for himself. translation: you have shown you are not the candidate for a balanced democratic debate. the question is, do the people want an elitist attitude? you say globalisation is too hard for us, so is europe. let s shut our borders because others succeed, not us.
welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. to make it to the top in the world of ballet requires notjust extraordinary talent, but immense reserves of physical and mental determination. so imagine how much more it takes if your childhood is torn apart by civil war, hunger and homelessness. today s guest, michaela deprince, has made a remarkablejourney from horrific suffering in sierra leone to accolades in the world of international dance. how on earth did she make it happen? michaela deprince, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, thank you. it s almost a cliche to talk about people who have made remarkable journeys, but you really have. and i want to know today, as you sit here with me as an internationally acclaimed ballerina, how connected do you feel to that little girl who was born and brought up in the first few years of her life in sierra leone? i don t feel as connected as i used to be to her. i do have those days where i still have those horrible nightmares about my past in
of reducing net annual migration to the tens of thousands, if they win the election. labour says it stands for a fair and managed immigration system. now the latest business news from singapore. voting is underway in south korea. what will the new leadership mean? workers across america are asking why president trump is not more worried about businesses closing. good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a tuesday and glad you could join us. is a tuesday and glad you could join us. i rico hizon. the economy is weighing heavily on the mind of south korean voters as they head to the polls. unemployment among young people and corrupt business practices in chaebols our summer of the reasons that south koreans are frustrated. our asian business correspondent explains what she feels that the concerns are. top of the mind for young people it is unemployment. the unemployment rate is close to 10% and many people are feeling like the system is u