a ban on travel from south america s largest country brazil s president also now keeps to find social distancing type minds. plus the match that could decide this season splendidly go race the league s top 2 clubs are unique and riskier dortmund clash tonight will bring you a preview. i m sumi so much got to thank you for joining us millions of children around the world are facing a surge in violence forced labor and under-age marriage during the coronavirus crisis that is a warning of the leading children s aid organization world vision in a new report it estimates that lockdown measures which were inactive to protect people are actually putting vulnerable children at greater risk. schools out in ivory coast this was march since then hundreds of millions of boys and girls around the world have been lost. no classrooms no playgrounds and nowhere to run. charities are warning that the very measures meant to protect them could see them fall victim to violence. like 12 year old
self. the queer eye star reveals what it took to accept himself and the joy of others. it s june 11th, 2019. here s your world in 90 seconds. people running everywhere. i felt a vibration. i thought it was an earthquake. would definitely hear boom. reporter: a helicopter crashes into a new york city skyscrap skyscraper. there s no indication this was an act of terror. david ortiz is back in boston, recovering from being shot in the dominican republic. he s a superhero. he will be okay. trump claiming there is not deal in mexico announced soon, or he will bring back the threat of tariffs. why are the mexicans denying it, sthen? i don t think they will be denying it. as a result, i see no need to result to the criminal contempt statute, at least for now. the owner of the crane who collapsed killing a texas woman, has been cited with 17 federal violations. the wall street journal is confirming the brother of kim jong-un, may have been working with
reporter: the controversy is unfolding as congress continues to investigate russian meddling in the 2016 campaign. just yesterday donald trump jr. testified about meeting with a russian lawyer, promising damaging information about hillary clinton. i will tell you this. russia, if you re listening reporter: then candidate trump once asked moscow to investigate his opponent. there was an assault on our democracy. reporter: today house speaker nancy pelosi said the president is inviting foreign governments to play a role in our elections. the president gave us once again evidence that he does not know right from wrong. it s a very sad thing. reporter: even republicans are struggling to defend mr. trump. senator lindsey graham, a faithful ally, called i think it s a mistake. i think i think it s a mistake of law. i don t want to send a signal to encourage this. reporter: other republicans quickly pointed out democratic support in 2016 for that now infamous d
welcome to the overnight news. tensions continue to build in and around the gulf of oman. secretary of state mike pompeo says there s, in his words, lots of evidence that iran was behind the attacks on two tankers last week. but other than the grainy video, pompeo is keeping that evidence to himself and america s allies are not convinced. we have the story from the white house. the united states is considering a full range of options. reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo told face the nation that a military response against iran is just one possibility following thursday identity east attacks on two oil tankers. the u.s. released this image of what appears to be an unexploded mine attached to the starboard side of one vessel and the department of defense say this is video shows the revolutionary guard removing that mine. germany s foreign minister says he s not convinced this video proves iran is to blame. the world needs to ewe neat against this threat. democra
address for our organization as i was writing out my talk, i realized it was on a theme that i had talked with janet about, about five years earlier, i was still thinking about it. so i hope you ll have that same experience too with bringing new ideas and insights to you. janet s a professor of history at rutgers university where she works on the social history of medicine, writes about women s history, the history of childhood, the history of disease and history of medical institutions and practice. she s really an astute and really valuable observer of the intersection of american society with health and illness. she s written also about the fetal alcohol syndrome, wet nursing, and her work has been supported by major grants from the national institute for health, the national endowment for the humanities, the commonwealth foundation and a number of other major organizations. i don t want to tell you about her latest book. i think that you ll get that firsthand in just a co