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world economic forum that america is not. just because he wants to be first have reaction to how the us presidents mantra has gone down the. village while at home or controversy swirls over robert mala and the russia investigation also on the grid a tragedy in south korea not only did dozens of people die in this fire many young city but it was a hospital which caught fire elderly patients and nurses are among the dead we ll be looking at just why spy a spring when not in stores and one of america s biggest sporting flops is on track for a revival footballs at l. failed to take on beyond a solitary season back in two thousand and one but with all the controversies in the falling t.v. ratings hitting the n.f.l. there s a feeling now it could be the time to bring it back. and in mexico women are more likely than ever to get attacked and abused online the un and facebook are looking into it trying to find out ways to end this extreme cyber bullying i m. we re hiding thank ....
we are going to begin with tough talk from trump, outlining policies on immigration, he says illegal immigrants must go even if born in the u.s., and he will reverse president obama s executive actions on immigration. we have to make a new set of standards when. you ll split up families, deport children. no, we have to keep the families together. but they have to go. they have to go. what if they have no place to go? we will work with them, they have to go. we have a country or we don t. donald trump saying he d put troops on the ground in iraq to fight i.s.i.l., saying he d begin by taking the oil fields and cutsing off their commich. economy. i said this will happen, iran will take over iraq, and i.s.i.s. taking over a lot of oil in certain areas of iraq. you take away their wealth, you knock the hell out of their oil, we take over the oil which we should have done in the first place. what you are talking about is ground troops, 25,000. we ll circl ....
this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i m stephanie sy. an estimated 42 million americans are hitting the road today heading for independence day celebrations but federal law enforcement is on heightened alert. john henry smith has more. reporter: first it s important to point out that homeland security is not saying they know of any specific threats set for this weekend in the united states, still in advance of the holiday weekend, the department of homeland security has sent out an alert to police across the country, and they are responding by ramping up their preparations. tourists are already out in force, getting an early start enjoying this 4th of july weekend. also out in force, police security bulletins issued by the department of homeland security and the fbi warn of heightened potential for terror attacks over the holiday period. this may be potentially the most complex counter terrorism effort ever. this is not driven by any particular threa ....
at least 49 inmates have been killed in a prison riot in northern mexico. we have to detected gravitational waves. we did the and landmark discovery that could change the way scientists think about our universe. we begin with the war in syria. world powers have agreed to take steps to scale back violence in syria after having talks in munich. hopeful it will happen in a week but it will not happen with i.s.i.l. and al-nusra. supplies will be sent by air to some besieged cities as early as next week. all of these steps will be monitored by a u.n. task force headed by russia and the u.s. our diplomatic editor james bays reports reporter: 19 delegations, the sponsors of international peace efforts in syria gathering in an effort to get things back on track. the most important meeting happened several hours earlier on 915th floor of the same munich hotel. this is where russian foreign minister and john kerry came face-to-face. if you look at those face $, you can tell ....
and send them back. plans of donald trump ignited fury, what he is suggesting is not new. the notion of voluntary repatriation goes back decades to president hoover s administration, when hundreds of thousands were forced out. when critics say the mass deportation is too costly to happen. the truth of a matter is in an overlooked corner of history lays proof that it has. here at the edge of the wild horse desert at a whistle stop town on the line from houston to brownsville, generations of workers and families became american. they were the people who built kinksville texas. if it wasn t for the mexicans brought over. they were the lifeblood of the early days of this town. it was their blood and suede and tears that built this town. among the sons of kingsville is flores, his parents coming a century ago, worked hard, bought a home and started a family. they thought they were doing okay, and they. they were part of america. yes. in the boom years of the ....