are you to think of this story now i'm joined by john as far as he is in miami florida tonight john it's good to have you on the show you are a human rights activists an advocate and i'm wondering what are you thinking when you see what is happening today in havana are we witnessing a transition of power or just more of the same more of the same and take a president may get this canal out his words let me repeat what he said in his first speech and i quote i hear from to this is somebody that conrad raul will lead the decisions for the present in the future of the nation. remains at the front of the political vanguard and that's true as the head of the communist party he is the guiding light in society but beyond being head of the communist party. role caster also has his son who oversees the intelligence apparatus handle castro who's a colonel in the intelligence service who was the point person in the negotiations between the united states and cuba during the normalization efforts back during the obama administration secondly he has his son in law general slope this guy a house who run

it was john who came up with the idea. yeah. millions of tourists pass through our airport but hardly any actually come into town we're planning a show venue for a circus combined with apartments and a shopping mall we're going to market it internationally as a tourist experience little persuasive. entertainment plus retail it's a well known recipe and songdo could use a bit of a boost. john lives in a high rise on the forty fourth floor with his wife and two cats she's south korean and didn't even know about john's background at first because he had lost his regional accent. that's not all he kept from her. or take up on when his musical did so well there were death threats from the north i didn't know about them at the time he only told me later. on in and get him from doing what i do it's hard i'm neither a north korea nor a south korean i have my own identity and. then john is off to work again charging ahead in hard drive in south korea for him there's nowhere else to go but forward. it's to ukraine now and the chair noble

origen general john going out on. the day chairman kim yong moon and i confirms that's our shared goal is to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons three complete clear ice age and the preceding measures made by north korea have very important meetings it will be a valuable beginning sward to complete their isolation of the korean peninsula from this moment i want to clearly declare that south and north korea will closely cooperate with each other to completely denuclearize the korean peninsula and the focus so. i can stop what go on and. on today we will make sure the agreements we have reached which the people of the korean peninsula and the world are watching does not repeat the unfortunate history of unfilled promises by closely communicating and cooperating with each other in order to yield good results. it's the efforts of break this down for us i'm joined in the studio by bad baggage from the german council on foreign relations he's a korean specialist there so this is really it feels like a momentous occa

should i mean it was supposed to be a meeting between opposition you don't make a fuss john with the acting prime minister today but that was canceled why. will it sounds so because as the acting prime minister got in that i think kind of to be done that the opposition leader was simply to take him out he would want to determine who would be at the meeting what the agenda was going to be they wanted to press the president and the acting prime minister these are negotiations what's interesting is that here in europe on the other party seems to be joining the protesters while the second biggest party are the in parliament has now also called on it. orders to join protests. are projected to. show been in the midst of protests image out of on noisy protest of that thank you very much for that update. ok let me bring you some breaking news which is just coming in a copenhagen court has sentenced a danish invented to life in prison for the mud off swedish john and this came by it found peter madsen guilty of torturing and murdering her when she joined him for a trip in a self built submari

on aggregate but of course or the top post match was about the penalty on the red card instead now john ricci before and is probably going to retire at the end of the season so this was likely his last champions league game and as we're going to hear he was very very disappointed to put it mildly. i could have said anything to the referee and he should have had the sensibility to forgive me. because what he did is he commits a crime against sportsmanship. and that's why i said the woods i had to say. now if you thought those words were strong his words were even stronger and then interview with italian t.v. because he said to referee michael all about how they rubbish spin for a holiday and he said instead of being a referee should be in the match in the stands crist's very strong words from him interesting parallels here because last week we were comparing christiane a bicycle kick goal that amazing go was and it seems that dan's the real coach in the two thousand and two champions league final cost in my back to two thousand and six the world cup the john his career ended korea and di

the bank he takes over from john cry and he will have an uphill climb ahead of him the bank has been struggling to make profits christiane's even knows deutsche bank from the inside out the new c.e.o. has spent thirty years there rising from financial adviser to board member so he knows what he's getting into the evening replaces john cryan who took over three years ago the englishman was able to settle numerous legal disputes he downsized the bank's underperforming investment banking division cutting jobs but years of fines and penalties draining business down. deutsche bank is in a permanent state of crisis under korean's tenure the banks struggle to contain its losses cutting those losses is kristan savings top priority now and that means he'll have to untangle his predecessors mistakes most experts think that means deutsche bank will be returning to its roots in the traditional banking sector. and our financial correspondent is at the door to bank headquarters for us in frankfurt today daniel and the man at the top job effective immediately was the market reaction. now you might

president john warning a missile is on its face what is being the russian government's reaction. however it oh well russian lawmakers have warned the united states that moscow would view and a strike on the syria as a war cry that could trigger a direct military clash between the two you form a cold war and it is. as their actions had over and already a few days ago that they would definitely respond to possibility. military confrontation with the s. value to get a seam off of the hat off russia's general stuff has emphasized that last go doesn't want that but he also stressed that shoot at attentional american strike affect the russian soldiers on russian military technology it wouldn't hesitate and fight back also russia's ambassador to lebanon alexander simpkin. has unveiled a what appears to be a major policy shift mainly moscow would should down any u.s. missiles fired at syria not just the missiles fired at russian soldiers and it will all be obvious the target is a launch sites which means probably for example u.s. aircraft carriers also moscow sound as at that time promis

a spoof press conference that landed a dissident from john in jesus with the foremost public sector reelected strongman president we need an activist in but then. i don't welcome that she. we begin in algeria where case one hundred people have been kids in a plane crash the soviet design aleutian seventy six strong supporter jet went down near who photic airports around thirty kilometers southwest of the capital. the area is an agricultural zone with no residents it was reported be headed for beach are in southwestern algeria it's also been reported that those onboard was so risky a cruise at the site there's no word yet on the confirmed number of casualties and of course we'd bring you more on that story as details come in the head of facebook one of the was most powerful companies has been on certain questions before hearing of u.s. senator mark suck a bug was scorched to the senate after revelations that millions of people had their private data misused by the political consulting firm cambridge analytic facebook is under pressure for its lack of privacy protections it was the social netwo

seventh will go and how in particular the white house will organize itself now with the new hawkish john bolton on board this is now the factor which is very much hard to to to say what's going to be on the white house or at the next big hurdle there has most of from the graduate school of east asian studies at their free university here in berlin thank you very much. now some other stories making news around the world militants of the boko haram islamist group have killed at least eighteen people after they attacked a military base in two villages near the nigerian city of my duty dozens of people were wounded officials said the militants fired mortars that troops on the base and suicide bombers detonated explosives in the village. increase security restrictions are in place in the indian controlled kashmir a day after twenty people died in clashes between militants of security forces much of the region is also on strike on sunday four civilians were gunned down by troops for protesting anti militancy operations that had killed sixteen troops and rebels earlier in the day. a defunct chi

nuclear weapons some south koreans are skeptical that the summit is good news but you've been there john you've got jim john on is saying that he will complete denuclearization and close the nuclear test site through the into korean summit but we can't believe it others however see the summit as a cause for optimism taught in a new dialogue is always good talking in person can sometimes lead to a better outcome and that's why i think it's a good idea to go it over to you. well obviously it'll take time we'll have to see whether it's possible for north korea to become nuclear free before that some steps will have to be taken. as officials in panmunjom complete the final preparations for the summit it's clear that achieving any official agreements in just a day of talks will be difficult to say the least but friday's summit is a breakthrough in itself. and if the meeting goes smoothly it should lay the groundwork for something even more unusual talks between north korea and the us. let's hear more on this from america he's director of the north korea and international security research uni

for more i'm joined here in the studio by sebastian the opes who's a professor of american history john f. kennedy institute of berlin's free university here in berlin and thanks for being with us this morning now why did african-americans continue to face institutional racism in the united states even after slavery ended. after the end of this of a war and the end of slavery especially in the us south politicians implemented laws that were designed to keep black and white populations separate this kind of segregation happened in everyday life in bathrooms in churches in schools but also these laws were designed to keep african-americans from voting and participating in political processes when you look at martin luther king's legacy and you look at all that was achieved in the us civil rights movement can you put your finger on specific accomplishments of specific achievements that can be attributable directly to martin luther king i think in addition to his the influence he had on the civil rights legislation legislation of the one nine hundred sixty s. the voting rights act and the c

with the opposition earlier today the country has seen ten consecutive days of protest since because john became prime minister after serving ten years as president under a revised constitution the prime minister now has the most executive power in armenia while the presidency has become largely ceremonial second sounds critics. he wants to rule a meaningful life protest is a calling for him to step down. on the line now not a safe area an independent research yet of on the armenian capital there are conflicting reports on whether the opposition leader nico posh union has been arrested or not what are you hearing. indeed it was unclear at first but the statement mentioning that he and other major opposition leaders have been forcibly removed from the seen the protests that are now deemed to be illegal in fact mr bush and many of his call these are members of parliament so the national assembly has to approve their detention or their arrest so it remains to be seen what will develop on that front in particular and not to just help us understand why all of this is happening now why all the

actually john as you can see here behind me are lining up because this just another few just politician here who's going to stop in front of the camera us and basically say what are the fittest politicians have already said to you throughout the evening that they expect something a very good happening tonight for the fittest party maybe not a two thirds majority but at least an absolute majority so even though they are not preliminary results yet there is certainly optimism that is being shared here by fittest politicians and also they say that this entire record of voter turnout so far definitely has to do something with the mobilization through the for this party of course is a different perspective if you talk to opposition parties they say that this actually has to do with the fact that a lot of people are dissatisfied the way this country is being covered and they want to change what actually these high voter turnout means we will of course hear later tonight as we will actually have the results. now migration has been a big part of this campaign is that they key issue at stake for

president john f. kennedy saying we'll never negotiate out of fear but we'll never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate again paraphrasing so he's taking again nothing concrete they said but a more combative stance towards president trump i think the mets compiled like for some time now have been demanding that there's certainly no love lost on this side of the border possibly going down through latin america for the american president many thanks for that update john heilemann there speaking to us live from vera cruz . the ministry of health in garces says one palestinian has been killed by israeli soldiers near the border and another has died of injuries resulting from friday's violence at that brings the total number of palestinians killed by israeli forces in the border unrest to twenty since friday and the stephanie decker reports from west jerusalem the violence has put the israeli army's rules of engagement under scrutiny. these are unprecedented scenes along gaza's border wi

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with the current senate minority leader charles schumer and even with the white house chief of staff john kelly the kelly exchange for example is i think one of the most interesting nuggets in the book at the time of call misfiring john kelly was the homeland security secretary he was not yet in the white house and according to komi kelly actually threatened to resign in protest as sort of a show of solidarity with comi and komi says that he actually talked kelly out of stepping down and convinced him that good men like him need to be surrounding the president i can imagine kelly will confirm that now that he works for the president directly in the white house but if he doesn't come out and deny it i think that will be very telling the comparison with the mobo this is interesting because the book seems to say that donald trump is all about loyalty and your loyalty is to me not necessarily the constitution or indeed the american people. yeah i mean what call me is describing there is i think a consistent pattern that most political observers can see in this president which is the way he va

owl who he later identified as john legend singer john legend who begged him to reconsider his support and kanye posted that and then later said it was john legend and then a few minutes later pointed out that john legend also has a new single out so it's it's a combination of maybe personal opinion and and personal considerations but there may be an element of performative mishear right and marketing so it's very unclear exactly what he's thinking and people have been speculating about his mental health fairly or not but he seems to think that this is in service of strategizing for album promotion earlier today he also tweeted a very mad experience a video of himself watching a video of himself on t.m.c. and the headline said it's not and i'm paraphrasing it's not erratic behavior he is strategizing album promotion well no such thing as building stuff. is again as with n.p.r. many thanks bill. still ahead on the news our. timing is everything as his team makes a move in the n.b.a. playoffs today back to back and more than just about. anywhere. we have. a has. some of the sport. thank

john what what sort of relationship do the two men have i mean both trump and might draw a mavericks i guess in a way but does trump respect not going up to listen to him on iran. i think it respects him as a person as a president as in my view. they're going to but he would have thought that these two guys who had never been elected before would become to prison of their respective countries or there's a respect and mccool respects the united states if you do you know just a. general vision of the world that he has this vision cannot be implemented without a fully involved. united state to be involved from you know the trouble is in addition he is going to try to convince it i don't think we have much of an impact but already we've seen something. it is certain way some decisions we've seen him over syria where the bombings. want you to. drop. all kinds of me sighs and we see the destruction very limited just one side we don't really know where the. on the twenty. may. decide whether they put us out of the deal of iran and john guys we're talking to you we're watching live pictures

months of provocative missile tests the nuclear tests said that he wanted to participate in the pyung john winter olympics here in south korea and that unleashed a flurry of diplomatic activity meetings were held between north and south korean officials to get the north to participate in the olympics and it went very well north and south korean athletes entered the olympic stadium jiang under a unified korean flag and that then led to more diplomatic activity with south korean envoys traveling to pee on young and they brought back with them good tidings from kim jong un saying that he wanted to hold summits with president moon j.n. as well as u.s. president donald trump so how important is the outcome of this meeting tomorrow is looking ahead at what is planned a summit between u.s. president donor tromp and kim jong. right oh i think this summit between the korean leaders will really set the agenda for the expected trump and kim summit north korea has always regarded the south that as the junior negotiating partner certainly some. resolutions or some symbolic agreements can be made during

malkovich believe it or not playing john malkovich again. plagal mug which the actor who's playing. casanova in an operatic pretty extraordinary you know he's does seem to get up to that a lot anyway i'm sure they'll be loads over for the silver screen to come he's like a movie script isn't it his life gets put so this new museum then in venice dragging all tourists into the into the city when locals are just a bit up to it with tourists well i think it's a certain type of tourist i mean local local local survive from tourism but i think i know what you're talking about which about these huge cruise ships that plow into the venice of the good not we see here i mean it's a big problem for them because well apart from anything else it's a pretty good precarious ecosystem of the big there's lots of pollution that comes . from these ships these day trippers i don't think will will will make any difference to the museum itself because they don't they get off look at st mark's square take a few photos and get back up and actually these cruise ship

senate all one hundred members minus one or two or who are absent including john mccain who is a way for treatment for brain cancer we should point out that the vote in the senate foreign relations committee ended up being ten in favor nine opposed one voting present that's because one of the republicans who sits on the panel was not at monday evening's business meeting and unless someone is actually there in person they vote does not count if it's cast by proxy so one of the democrats and what is being described is a statesman like move decided to change his no vote to present given that he had already established on the record his deep opposition to mike palm pale as the next secretary of state as not the only vote change drives republican rand paul changed his vote in committee as well or why is that and do we know if that means that he will actually vote to confirm him once it gets to the full senate. well rand paul said that after assurances from both the president donald trump and from mike pompei o in separate conversations that they both supported his view that the u.s. led w

john home an. innocent woman as a c.e.o. . treat a political split a cool risk consultancy pardon me she joins us from washington d.c. so vanessa let's let's first talk about what sparked this war was pushed back against these reforms to pensions is there some sort of reform needed in the pension system that will talk about how it's handled later but is there a place there that's or something that needs to be fixed. yes i mean nicaragua is not really doing well economically unfortunately this is a this is a combination of a number of factors and it does they do need to they need to they need to fix it the problem is from the perspective of the protesters is what caused it to last how it's being handled so they are seeking to it's over burn and there's too much poverty and the private sector feels that it's overburdened and it needs a bit of relief to what has happened is that the nicaraguan government has very much but in cahoots with certain business leaders who have turned a blind eye to daniel ortega has increasingly dictat

an example that some days are always better than others in sport scottish cyclist john archibald was feeling the pain after a crash in the men's individual time trials he still managed to get over the finish line in eleventh place some degree of reward for the efforts to release holman al-jazeera another day in another stage when for morocco's russian elmore the toughest foot race on earth the marathon day saba stage three was a thirty one point six kilometer trek through the sahara desert a relatively short run compared to wednesday's enormous eighty six point two kilometers stage for the second day in a row elmore beattie beat out his brother muhammad to claim a victory and the women's category rushes that one her third straight stage. and that's all you sport for now more later i was fired their oil rich as a johns been ruled by members of the family for twenty five years the president assumed office after his father died in two thousand and three and is expected to win a fourth term on wednesday but human rights groups accuse him of undermining democracy by giving top jobs to fam

and john these protests they are just about this time i. know you're exactly right it's not just about social security although that may be how it started off it started off actually when the government decided that among other things it would have to take five percent of people's pensions away from them and put it towards other things like medical expenses and that was what got people riled but since it's begun it's really exposed the underlying political tensions in nicaragua this is a country in which many people think the president or take has been undermining democratic institutions to try and hang on to power and also turning it into a little bit of a family business his vice president for example is his wife or a saudi and what do you owe those tensions continue in the country and of course it's a protests have begun we're talking about as you said approximately twenty people dead according to human rights organizations in the country so that's just left movings one of the dead is a journalist who was filming on facebook life of what

excuse me party and the acting prime minister is from that party his name is scott and john and people here on the streets of the arab on certainly want changes you can see and perhaps here i spoke to an opposition activist one of the leading. opposition activists about what their demands are earlier on let's have a listen. it seems. he's trying to steal the greek. person's name cvs is going garbage on his now like prime minister. we are going to march on the march from him snap elections we will also the mon. temper government we should be true to be led the by the representative of the people. and let me opposition leader in licola fashion young was supposed to meet with the acting prime minister today but the meeting has been counsel give it tell us briefly why. how it got incredibly to understand that the opposition leader and i demand more due to a specific month and now i'm done by the council the negotiations she said they weren't you know she isn't at all i just want to point out what's happening behind me here people are clocking in see that's been happening. and they raise th

prime minister just how fine john is the process not. the first. what's even more german the noise finest tynecastle. the brandenburg gate. or the rhine river. sausage is. processed meat him a piece of cultural identity. evolution of a national company every. sixty minutes. your smart t.v. smarter with t.w. for small change. what you want what you want. to do extraordinary. you decide what songs find out more. dot com smart t.v. . ten year old has got you to show a lady she's a refugee from the civil war in syria now she and her family and even in turkey she's also getting help for coming invisible. to children of war. and d.-w. . twenty years ago the good friday agreement paved the way for an end to decades of bitter conflict in though the novel and but the results have been mixed my guest this week here in dublin is but for my irish prime minister and one of the co signatories of the agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight just how fragile is the peace process now and what would it take to get it back on track.

right now is in the very difficult situation and he has been even criticized in his own party senator john mccain tweeted for example that he thinks that the president's announcement to pull out of syria has emboldened the us at regime so on the one hand the u.s. is saying that it's going to find out who was responsible on the other we heard from the russian foreign minister. verse far as the russians are concerned concerned there was no chemical attack. a u.n. security council meeting later what are things like going to come out of that. well the united states friends and britain and others has called for this emergency meeting to demand immediate access for first responders to this area to support an independent investigation into what happened and to hold accountable those responsible for what happened in syria but russia also attempted to schedule and never a rival meeting because they argue that what happened in syria should be discussed and issue of terrorism and threats to international security in a clear attempt to protect the syrian government and to deflect international condemn

all and we'll see if that actually happens and next vase thank you very much for one color from the john f. kennedy institute for the insight. i've. we're going to catch up with some of the of a news stories making headlines at the moment in syria a monitoring group says twenty six people have been killed in missile strikes on military facilities in the north of the country the blasts reportedly hitting a syrian army base by iranian backed forces. the moment. israel is likely to have launched its. in afghanistan at least twenty five people have been killed and dozens injured in back to back explosions in the capital kabul with r.t. say one journalist was killed and two police officers after they rushed to the aftermath of the first explosion the blasts occurred in an area of the city housing foreign offices. u.s. border officials have prevented a group of around two hundred central american migrants from entering the country to seek asylum migrants who told facilities at the border to for president trump has warned against allowing the group to enter the u.s. in the urge to mexico to sto

ago and he is a very difficult guy to work with and he is going to be trump's pit bull will point to john bolton as the person who has no patience for diplomacy as the person who would prefer a military solution even to this problem and i think he will use john bolton very effectively in that way as a bad cop while the president gets to play the good cop are i don't think that john bolton is the person who really should be sitting down to negotiate the the nitty gritty of any deal because his expectations are going to be way out of step with reality of what the north koreans are ever prepared to provide thank you very much appreciate your thoughts and perspective on this french and you see president and c.e.o. of the mountfield foundation their experience. with the news hour live from london much more still to tell you about. anger on the streets of senegal's capital dhaka hundreds of hundreds protest against possible changes to electoral rules german police investigate an apparent. rise the jews of being increasingly targeted. and no course a final. continues to struggle on his return fr

a former us president john f. kennedy he said will never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate he said but that's mexico's position not just on a migration but also in other things there's a big trade deal that's been the go shape to between renegotiated between the united states mexico and canada right now it's all tied in together into this fractious relationship that the two countries are sharing at the moment mostly provoke provoked by president donald trump of the united states so again the mix can president coming out with a defiant tone he noted as well we've got elections coming up here quite shortly and he said that the candidates in those elections share my view on this that we've got to take care of our national interests and that this is really an offense to our national sovereignty but nothing concrete declared that he was willing to do in response to purdie the president trumps plan to send more national guardsmen to the border john harmon live in minute to plan mexico thanks john

john b. at the same time we will lower the import tariffs of some other products the only legal there are cards to respect the people's demands for special superior product imports. she also pledged improved access to the financial sector and stronger intellectual property rights although the u.s. was not specifically mentioned she speech seemed aimed at addressing the sources of the trade conflict his words were welcomed by markets the world over but china has made similar commitments before with little implementation this time around however the stakes are higher insufficient action could pave the way for further escalation . and all financial correspondent john hillcoat is at the frankfurt stock exchange daniel all the right noises that from president xi but are investors buying it. well there were actually have a nice indeed so far at least very positive after also the major indices in asia were gaining this morning we're seeing a similar situation here in frankfurt and also at the other

gone cold legal politicians like john mark. are candid about their frustration. i think the leader of the five star party does not understand politics very well when he says he's willing to go either with us or with the democratic party it's clear he has no idea what our party stands for. this is like going to a football match and supporting both teams. the center left party to democratic or or democratic party was the election speak a loser and that's why one of its leaders under the. one remaining in the opposition he has no intention of helping form a new intelligent government. about the south. worried about the future at all these government. only. the zinc me program. to take the news out of the nation they receive a lot of votes they have their responsibility. for the future of the country. italy is facing a long political deadlock which could ultimately result in new elections however a scenario that none of the parties want at least that they can currently agree on . so could it have to vote again let's bring in our own correspondent philip whelan for mo

our correspondent on your grammar reporting tonight from a very lively john foster tanya thank you very much. well here in berlin police are investigating a suspected anti-semitic attack according to police a man assaulted two friends wearing jewish style skull caps for the first time and one of the victims told d.w. news that the pair wanted to show an israeli friend that it is safe to wear the kipa in berlin but the attack on tuesday evening has raised concerns for the safety of jews in the german capital. the victim recorded the incident with his smartphone that didn't stop his attacker. the attacker repeatedly shouted. which means do and with his victims a twenty one year old israeli and his twenty four year old german moroccan friend. and. companion for the attacks. the two victims spoke with d.w. and explained that they are not even jewish that the yarmulke was a bit of a game an experiment to find out how dangerous it would be to walk around berlin as a jew the result of. i could not sleep all last night. my body in various places. and i must say i just feel less safe. the incide

well john joins us now live from new hi there john so what's been the significance then of chon not going along. you're first of all to know he's the first u.s. president that hasn't come to one of these summits so it is a big deal and it does seem to have been casting a bit of a power over the whole event the fact that the most powerful country in the region isn't turning out this of course he is sending surrogates his daughter ivanka trump and also the vice president there's also something interesting here in terms of the united states wanted this to be the year in which they pushed to be the power within through it's in this region instead of china so him not turning up remains seeing if it has some sort of influence on that we've just heard about another president who is not going to be turning up from sources in the cuban government saying that raul castro is also not going to be attending the summit and that's really important because it was going to be his last regional event before he steps down as president of cuba so there's a couple of no shows that are starting to tour right h

make sure that there will be again a global player in the worldwide market all right daniel and did john cryan even really have a chance. well he had a very difficult position he was hired to make reforms to let people go and he was never the chinese c.e.o. like some of his predecessors so now most likely you will remember for those big losses the lander had throughout the last years this is maybe a little bit unfair because yes he did actually do many reforms he was able to restructure the bank the brand pos bank for example he worked on those many pending losses at the end he also had the problem that he just didn't get along well with the chairman of the supervisory board like the who then you know was looking for a new boss a financial correspondent daniel cope for us in frankfurt at the headquarters of a do it your bank which has a new man at the top thank you very much. meanwhile in london five traders from deutsche bank and british bank barclays take to the stand today in the first euro bore wreaking trial now hirable is the benchmark interest rate is set in brussels and banks cha

national security adviser john bolton has warned north korea it must provide evidence of its plans to denuclearize not just pledges and was reacting to reports that leader kim jong he would surrender his nuclear weapons if the u.s. promised not to attack his country. and united states told officials have prevented a group of around two hundred central american migrants from entering the u.s. to seek asylum migrants who told the border to full president trump has warned against allowing the group to enter the u.s. into mexico to stop them. now governments around the world are bracing for a possible trade war with washington about to decide whether it will impose stiff tariffs on imported steel and. tomorrow tuesday both german chancellor angela merkel and french president among grandma clo have been lobbying u.s. president in a bid to obtain exemptions for the european union from those tariffs germany now says it expects the cherubs to go into effect but with no final word yet from the white house some still hold out hope for a last minute change of heart in washington. let's go to bru

impact she had to know people here for them she is the mother of the nation catherine saw al jazeera john is back south africa. barbara and go look back on mrs mandela's life. winnie mandela the former wife of nelson mandela spent years in the public eye as an anti-apartheid campaigner my husband has been fighting for the liberation of the african people for the work in someone you speak of. in this country she'd been suffering from a long illness for which she spent much of this year in and out of hospital she was revered and controversial in equal measure you are here through this morning. testimony. offered really out of our government. but area has failed rolled our country during her husband's twenty seven year imprisonment in robben island when it made a crucial role in directing the anti-apartheid struggle. in one thousand nine hundred ninety now so mandela was freed and the world watched as a jew i walked out of prison hand in hand but by the end of the next year when he was found guilty and fined for her involvement in the kidnapping of forced to wear to school children and the k

press freedom it's a dark day for just journalism and free the free media in turkey that sure story joe johns reporting tonight from used them for you thank you very much. as you were saying in a national press watchdog reporters without borders has released its latest world press freedom index and it paints a picture of a world in which attacks on the media have become more commonplace even in european democracies journalist work has become more difficult or even deadly one example is the case of a maltese journalist who had exposed government corruption and he was then killed. on october sixteenth two thousand and seventeen the maltese journalist. was killed by a car bomb the reporter had worked tirelessly to expose corruption in the island nation including allegations against prime minister josef most scots family it's still not known who ordered her killing the press watchdog reporters without borders says journalists and threatened by politicians businesses and the justice system this country dropped eight hundred places to rank sixty five in the press freedom and x. reporters without bo

make master or out might pump a zero in john bolton or in bolton has gone so far is to call for regime change in iran and military strikes on its nuclear program leaving trump in something of an echo chamber with few dissenting voices remaining john hendren al-jazeera washington at least fourteen people have been killed in an attack carried out by the taliban in afghanistan gunman stormed a district government compound in the southeastern province of husni the local governor policemen and intelligence offices are among the victims the district is now under the control of afghan security forces at least five people have been killed in somalia after a bomb blasts at a packed football stadium at least fifteen others were wounded when the explosion hit a stadium in the coastal town of but hour the armed group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility . the united nations has described a civilian protest using dead bodies in the central african republic has propaganda demonstrators play seventeen dead bodies outside the u.n. building in the capital gong pealed wednesday they say they were innoc

lewis hamilton has regained the lead in the driver's championship off to winning a turbulent as a by john grown pray this race lead about teddy brought us suffer a blowout from a victory will hamilton took his first checkered flag off the new season for mclaren a mercedes ahead of ferrari's kerry reichen with said joe pettis or force india close behind sebastian vettel at lost ground late all and to finish fourth with commissars jr in faith and a crash ridden race on the streets of baquba red bull lost both his cars at once when dani ricky otto took out max for a stop at ten laps before the end when in the early sunday burned his leg a mite's pulled off a commanding three nil ups that were win over all the leipsic might have been hovering just above the relegation zone in these three points just what the doctor ordered leipzig meanwhile have been out of the slump and now have only a tenuous grip on that european spot where the bundesliga season is going down to the wife a club's locked in the relegation scrap on saturday last place cologne headed to freiburg needing a win to have any hope

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they were of course from the door open that the kurds go back on this if they find that summit with john young chicks are going to washington go or not very likely. at the very least this is an encouraging sign it's better than a lot of the rhetoric we sometimes read korea. an encouraging sign you say steven but what about the existing nuclear weapons that kim and his regime have in their possession. well they haven't said anything about those and they're likely to want to get rid of them because north korea has invested so much resort there's an energy into developing these and what they wanted for a long time is formal recognition as a nuclear power so they may feel that now they have developed their nuclear program to a level where the outside world has no choice but to recognise their power and they feel like they can credibly make more demands on the basis of that so that the most likely explanation for all this is probably that north korea is going to turn its energies more toward developing its economy that of the developing nuclear weapons until well after watching the games go i

at the same time this place here for john this is we we are as close as well as we can get as journalists to to the summit so we have had live coverage of all the events happening north here. during the whole during the day. and that the life cover broadcast has just stopped just recently as some we're seeing what we're seeing now here in the back basically is footage that has been. taken during the day so right now everyone everyone here in the press center is basically getting busy writing the news and trying to understand what has been and we departed via by a both parties you know we can definitely a very crowded press room behind you there back off from council on foreign relations take us through what the north and south korean leaders just agreed to from a policy perspective where i think the most important point is the declared willingness to go towards a peace agreement if you look at the cease fire agreement as it was agreed between the militaries after the korean war and it's basically outdated to no longer constitutes a status quo that would regulate the relations between nort

commercial divisions it's hoped he'll be able to reverse three years of losses the banks current boss john cryan has been criticized for failing to revive the bank securities trading business. france's real network is suffering major disruption once again a third of road workers walked off the job on sunday in protest against the government's plan to overhaul of the state run.

starts young especially was was perceived as kind of russia's man although to be very current character john was a former executive with the state russian gas company so he you know in a lot of people's minds is also russia's man. so i mean a lot depends on what the government. of the future government looks like it's the people who are leading the protests were all are part of a political party as a little block that has a pro western orientation although they really didn't emphasize that and in fact they seem to deemphasize. deliberately deemphasize the during the protests so as not and internationalize. the advance. so if if there were to be a sort of new protestor government come in you know russia will likely respond badly but the woman of russia's foreign minister today congratulated army i was interested in science so do not just who will leave it right just like a chair in your hand thank you. thank you take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the iran war crimes tribunals here in heels against the twenty sixteen genocide conviction of bosnian serb wa

commercial divisions it's hoped to be able to reverse three years of losses the banks current boss john tryon has been criticized for failing to revive the bank securities trading business in new york one person died and four firefighters were injured in a blaze on the fiftieth floor of trump tower officials said the fire in the us president's signature building was quickly put out the victim was a male resident of the building who died after being taken to the hospital france's rail network is suffering major disruption once again a third of rail workers walked off the job on sunday in protest against the government's planned overhaul of the state run rail system the strikes are part of an ongoing dispute set to last for three months. elections are underway in hungary where national's prime minister viktor orban is widely expected to win a third consecutive term post predict or gonski this party which is campaigned on an anti immigrant euro skeptic platform will win the majority together with the christian democrats but a growing unity among opposition parties is putting or beds margin

aircraft was packed with soldiers and their families heading to a base in the country's southwest iser by john's president. has won a fourth term in office after an election that was boycotted by opposition parties with more than half the votes counted. it was on course to take nearly ninety percent of the vote the election commission says the turnout was about seventy five percent and there were no complaints of irregularities. view of the a script all who was poisoned along with her father a former russian double agent in britain last month has released a statement saying that she will not accept an offer of help from the russian embassy british authorities blame moscow for poisoning scrip hall and her father with the nerve agent nobody choke her father remains critically ill in the hospital in the united states the republican house speaker paul ryan says he will not run for reelection when his term expires in january decision is seen as another blow to the republican party as he tries to retain his ribs already in the house of representatives in the elections later this year. well the boss of