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comes children to. visit g.w. news live from berlin a secret meeting between a superpower and a pariah u.s. president donald trump confirms via twitter a meet up between cia director michael pale and jim jones born in north korea what does this mean for peace on the billion minutes and. also coming up another delay gunfire into much as long a few months of international chemical weapons inspectors from entering the syrian
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city have been tasked with analyzing the site of the suspected closing the gap. the biggest operation of its kind ever carried out by germany's federal police early morning raid that's more than one hundred suspects on sex trafficking charges. i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us u.s. president donald trump has confirmed that cia director mike pump ale traveled to north korea and met leader kim jong il and he tweeted that the secret trip went quote very smoothly the u.s. leader is currently at his mar-a lago resort in florida hosting another cheese stakeholder in the north korea nuclear arms race japanese prime minister shinzo abi . after welcoming shinzo abbe and his wife donald trump wasted no time
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in addressing one of the main issues on their agenda north korea the u.s. president revealing a breakthrough in relations between washington and pyongyang. were also a story talking to north korea directly we have had direct talks at very high levels really high levels with north korea. and i really believe there's a lot of goodwill a lot of good things are happening we'll see what happens as i always say we'll see what happens the response has now confirmed that cia director and secretary of state nominee mike plan peo met with north korean leader kim jong il and last week . a stunning turnaround just three months ago trump and kim were engaged in a war of words sparked by p.r. yang's nuclear program and long range missile launches but the new year marked a new direction for the isolated country there was a thaw in relations with south korea with the north participating in the winter
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olympics and a joint korean talks moved to and hostilities as well as talks of denuclearization . so just how significant is this meeting between cia director mike pompei o and north korean leader kim jong un reuters correspondent josh smith and sole has been monitoring the flurry of diplomacy. well compare is the most senior u.s. official to have met personally with kim jong un and the fact that he met with kim personally does seem to indicate how serious this is both sides seem to be putting their most senior people directly on the issue which does seem to make all these talks more likely to trump said quote good relationship was formed during pomp a.o.s. visit there so whether that relationship turns into some kind of political breakthrough remains to be seen a political break that would be saying
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a meeting between donald trump and that kim jong un well we didn't see that happen . this visit is perhaps the most significant confirmation that we've seen so far that that meeting is likely to happen. what up till now mostly been going off of what south koreans who met with him have said about what his position is on the talks now that it's clear that the americans have met directly with kim and come away apparently encouraged does seem to indicate that it is very likely that trump and kim will. appoint a future meet josh this is all commas or has been a lot of diplomatic movement on the korean peninsula itself the leaders of the north and south i didn't meet later this month do you think we're going to see a peace treaty. well that's likely a longer term goal analysts we've talked to have noted that south korea is not
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actually an official signatory to the armistice that ended combat during the korean war of the one nine hundred fifty s. so this is the kind of thing that the two koreas will likely try to lay the groundwork for likely make some kind of perhaps a joint declaration that would then lead to broader agreements that would include players like united states and possibly china. reuters correspondent josh smith speaking to us from seoul thank you josh to syria now where there is doubt about when inspectors from the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons will be able to start their investigation into the suspected poison gas attack they're currently in damascus but gunfire in duma has prevented them from going there today as had been expected now the inspection team will focus on the stablish in whether a poison gas attack actually took place earlier this month and if so what chemicals were used we spoke to journalist stefan borg from t.v.
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for sweden earlier he visited them on monday and talked to people there about the alleged poison gas attack. well some don't want to talk about it some people are claiming that it's actually the rebel side that is responsible for that attack and for all those of their stomach turning in this building that piece but you have to have in mind that people here in syria don't attempt it cannot speak freely about what they think and so big events almost everywhere if this country does but is it government to control the area rebel control the area so you have to wait what people are saying actually it's could be to war or not to free if they have some other reason to be careful what about where you are in damascus what are they saying over this investigation by the o.p.c. debbie do they trust these investigators. well actually the syrian government the invite the dixie to come here to investigate and what i spoke to the last time they
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they said that the devious spector's are welcome to come there any time but on the same day the o.p.c. w. said that no we're not allowed to go there for security reasons that were stopped by the syrians and russians so we have different versions of this and i guess we'll see a lot of different questions also about what's coming up in the next few days whether we'll be able to go there and do that there's a great journalist on board from t.v. for sweden thank you very much for that update. now to some other stories making news around the world one person was killed and several were injured after an engine on a u.s. passenger plane exploded the southwest airlines flight was on route from new york to dallas when an engine cover broke loose and shattered a window passenger spoke of a woman being partially sucked out of the broken window. the former first lady of the united states barbara bush has died at the age of ninety two she had recently
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refused further medical treatment for recurrent health problems she was one of only two women in american history to have been both the wife and the mother of a president and british prime minister theresa may has reassured migrants who arrived in britain as children that they are british and her government will not tell them to leave the country a disputer up after dozens of people who arrived in post-war britain from the caribbean were threatened with deportation here in germany federal police have conducted their biggest operation ever targeting a sex trafficking ring more than a thousand officers rate of brothels of offices and homes across the country those targeted are suspected of bringing women and transsexuals from thailand to germany and forcing them into prostitution the investigation took over a year but early this morning federal police struck a raid in the red light world of the sex trade several dozen special forces were
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involved here in south western germany the nationwide operation involved over fifteen hundred officers the alleged offenses human trafficking and sexual exploitation a sign of this encounter i need to watch we're dealing with is a group of perpetrators from the seventeen people who smuggled women and transsexuals from thailand to germany with illegal visas they were then forced to work as prostitutes. prostitutes or knock him. more than sixty apartments and business premises were searched in four different states across germany. police have detained over one hundred people seven arrest warrants were issued and copious boxes of evidence were filled. my hope is in the main suspects or a fifty nine year old thai woman and her sixty two year old partner who feels together they created a national network to bring women and transsexuals to germany. tired and.
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wouldn't be too public the couple were arrested in their house they will be held in custody to the trial takes place. now tackling one of the biggest problems facing our planet plastic pollution you can see it right here in this video filmed by off of bali rather by free diver we were cyclists in britain and the us are now saying that they've engineered a plastic eating enzymes and they actually made the discovery by accident. the world is choking on mountains of plastic waste. one of the most popular plastics is p.t. used to make drinks bottles and synthetic fiber. it takes hundreds of years to degrade naturally. but now scientists have stumbled onto a mutant enzyme that's hungry for p.t.
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it's produced by bacteria discoveries the enzymes amazing something that can eat plastic that normally takes four hundred years to degrade the bacteria are starting to a matter of days what we've done is we've pulled a the end same from the bacteria in grown up and i know we can actually digest p.t. within days much quicker in the environment for research as first found an enzyme that had naturally evolved to slowly digest plastic and the japanese dumped two years ago. scientists called it p. tastes. professor mckee hand and his team set out to investigate the crystal structure of p. tastes. when they tweaked it they realized they had accidentally created a fall more powerful new version. we are cannot see. it capable of doing in terms of the breaking down with the plastic so.
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this is a microscopic view of the enzyme eating away at a piece of plastic researches hope it can one day be used on an industrial scale. the discovery is already a major step forward in dealing with the plastic bottles littering the world's land and oceans. lawmakers in cuba are about to start the process of electing a new president to replace the man tipped to take over is fifty seven year old vice president. if confirmed he will be the first cuban leader in nearly six decades to come from outside the custer family he's not expected to push for radical change he was handpicked by incumbent raul castro and has been a member of the communist party for thirty years standing down after serving two terms to sports known in football byron munich are in track for the trouble after battering labor coups in six to win the german cup semifinal on tuesday night
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despite the impressive scoreline the bundesliga champs needed to keep their focus against liverpool is in the hosts have been on a hot streak of light and have a fearsome attack. by and started with a bang thomas small is shot safe but happy martinez followed up with. robert levin dusty with the final touch one nil in the third minutes six minutes later frank river is crosstown love and dusty he made it. but later cruz and struck back a free kick for million brands and captain love's brenda made it to one in the sixty minutes. in the second half by and dominated tiago with a defense splitting pass the finish the job three one and against the hapless late because in defense tiago with just over an hour gone. by and. make it five one less than five minutes later. lay on faily slots at home an eye
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catching free kick but it was too late. and completed his hat trick six to the final school. germany's all time record goalscorer closer is set to join by munich's coaching team starting next season is currently part of the german national team back but will return to munich to take charge of the club's under seventeen team he spent four seasons at fire and twenty two week titles closes the world cup a record goalscorer netting sixteen goals in four turns. it watching the t.v. news still to come german prosecutors raid the luxury car carmaker porsche in connection with the diesel think a mission scandal so what are they looking for then we'll have the answers to those questions coming up in business. don't forget you can always get the news on the go
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