Welcome to all of you watching us here in the United States, canada and all around the world, im Kim Brunhuber ahead on cnn newsroom. New Bribery Charges against the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and his wife. The evidence includes bars of gold and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. Well bring you all the details. Plus, dramatic scenes at the u. S. Southern border as thousands of migrants attempt to cross the rio grande and enter the United States. And ukraine says a major attack on russias Black Sea Fleet headquarters has left dozens dead or wounded. Well have a live report this hour. Announcer live in cnn center this is cnn newsroom with Kim Brunhuber. U. S. Democratic senator Robert Menendez of new jersey is angrily rejecting calls of resigning after he and his wife were charged with corruption related offenses, the second time since 2016 hes faced criminal charges. Hes remained defiant as calls for his resignation multiplied on friday. He said its not lost o
To Dateline London. Donald trump and the hugely controversial travel ban. Should the president be welcomed in britain . And parliament votes to begin the process of leaving the European Union but what kind of europe will be in existence in some two or three years time . My guests today are jeffrey kofman, who is a North American journalist, mina al oraibi, who is a commentator on arab affairs, Maria Margaronis of the nation, and michael gove, who is a times columnist and conservative mp. If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck its a duck. So Donald Trumps ban and it is a ban, although apparently temporary clearly targets people from some mostly muslim countries. The Result Demonstrations around the world and political convulsions in the united states. Is this a political masterstroke however, saying to Trump Supporters, you wanted something done about islamic terrorism, well, here is something . Or is it as domestic and International Critics believe shambolic
i have decided and the party leaders agree with me that at that point it will be necessary to turn away refugees at all borders. and joining me tonight here at the big table is julian lehmann he is from the global public policy institute think tank he has advised the german foreign office on migration policies and right next to me our very own political correspondent simon young gentlemen welcome to the show simon let me start with you is there any reason to think that merkel can do in two weeks what she has been able to do the past three years well i don t see that i see that the timetable that she s been set by her very and conservative friend us as it wants a baby has a hope of two weeks to get real movement on the migrant question he wants to see you know the way forward for resolving this european level if that doesn t happen he says he s going to take action have his police sending turning people back at
three years well i don t see that i see that the timetable that she s been set by her very and conservative friend as as it wants a baby has a hope of two weeks to get real movement on the migrant question he wants to see you know the way for wood for resolving this at european level if that doesn t happen he says he s going to take action have his police to sending turning people back at the borders and so on so those under a huge amount of pressure as she s talking about having bilateral negotiations with some of the other e.u. countries she s meeting the new italian prime minister here in berlin the seeming to sort of talk about this question of course the italians one of the countries that is really faced a lot of migrant pressure recently and they re not a total happy they too want to change the policy just like holes they hold. you know it s a it s a really really difficult choppy waters for anglo-american at the moment in july
you. know workable decision is made i have decided and the party leaders agree with me that at that point it will be necessary to turn away refugees at all borders. and joining me tonight here at the big table is julian lehmann he is from the global public policy institute a think tank he has advised the german foreign office on migration policies and right next to me our very own political correspondent simon young gentleman welcome to the show simon let me start with you is there any reason to think that merkel can do in two weeks what she has been able to do the past three years well i don t see that i see that the timetable that she s been set by her very and conservative friend as as it wants a baby has a hope of two weeks to get real movement on the migrant question he wants to see