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And thats problematic, because that means that the kind of diplomacy we would normally expect to go on between countries before you get to the brink of a disaster has been undermined. secondly, it signatures this president is not someone whose word can be counted on. now, clearly, thats been evidenced throughout the last 2 1/2 years so that should not be null news ew news to them. how you can enter into a association with someone you fundamentally cannot trust to get the deal done. i think thats...

Country is. i never thought my country would be this way. i cry because of the situation living here. >> reporter: we meant three generations of the gonzalez trejo family from honduras, the youngest 5 years old, all sleeping on the streets amid heat and downpours for a week. their hearing, a month away. >> translator: if we could go to the united states that would be good. but i dont know if they would give us the visa or continue or not. >> reporter: her husband was murdered by the gangs. when ...

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That means that people need to dig deeper to get their water. and eventually that water does run out and it impacts the water quality for the 1.3 billion residents that call india home. which by the way, is projected to go over to 1.5 billion people in 2030. you see the structure that needs to be improved to accommodate that huge englandemand. in 2020, 21 cities could run out of water. and in 2030, 40% of the countrys population wont have access to drinking water. were coming off several seasons...

>> leslie is the head of the americas group and chatham house in london. great to have you with us. we know that secretary of state mike pompeo, the presidents snfr national security adviser and vice president pence, by calling it off does it seem in line with president trump the way he operates or different in your view? >> its certainly in mind with that, but from what we can tell about careful consideration about all angles of what this might lead to unintended and intended consequences. the ...

What are your thoughts? >> its just not credible to suggest that he didnt have that information. if he didnt have that information, its because he willfully chose not to get that information. but that is the standard kind of information that his advisers would have provided in a briefing, because they decided to move forward with this plan. so, its not clear, was he not listening, was he not in the room, was there considerable planning going on without him? all of those are not great scenarios i...

After humans first set foot on the moon. >> thats one small step for man. >> reporter: -- nasa is planning to go back, this time to stay. >> were going to prove how to live and work on another world. and take all of that knowledge to mars. thats the goal. >> reporter: dubbed artemis for apollos twin sister, nasa plans to send a woman this time. the agency planned a lunar landing for 2028, but in march, the trump administration moved it up by four year. were you blind sided by the new time line? ...