good look at all that the. audience. this is g.w. music live from bergland power play in singapore the world waits for the landmark meeting between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's kim jong un trungpa already announcing that he will leave the summit early because glimmer unary negotiations on denuclearization have moved faster than expected meanwhile he has lunch with singapore is a prime minister as final preparations go ahead and jim jong un takes a stroll to see the site. also coming up spain's comes to the rescue of

migrants on a boat in limbo in the mediterranean italy's new breitling interior minister delivering on a campaign promise to have blocked the vote from entering at talian forces. and could football fan violence mar the world cup russia says it's under control but it has long had a serious problem with fans who like to pick a fight. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thank you for joining us. the historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un is about to get started in the latest twist in the drama filled lead up to tuesday's talks trump has said that he will be leaving singapore early because negotiations on getting rid of

north korea's nuclear weapons have moved quote more quickly than expected now the abrupt change in tromp schedule came shortly after secretary of state peo had seemed to lower expectations for the meeting and in the meantime the two leaders have been taking in the sights of singapore. time for a selfie kim jong un hadn't been seen leaving his hotel since shortly after his arrival on sunday but he decided to go for a night time to or if singapore just hours before his historic summit with donald trump. singapore has designated certain parts of the city as special event areas barricades and high security checkpoints keep the public out at locations like the hotels where the two leaders are staying and of course at sentosa island the site of cup hello hotel where the historic meeting is scheduled to take place north korean and american security personnel conferred outside the compound as

officials from both sides met inside on monday. president trump also ventured out on monday afternoon going to singapore's presidential palace for a lunch with prime minister lisi and long. as first serious statements about u.s. expectations for the summit those were left to trump's top diplomat who is with him in singapore. in light of how many flimsy agreements the united states has made in previous years this president will ensure that no potential agreement will fail to adequately address the north korean threat. the ultimate objective we seek from diplomacy with north korea has not changed the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outcome that the united states will accept. when singapore wakes up on tuesday morning the whole world will be watching to see what comes out of the first face to face meeting between two of its

most unpredictable leaders. and in the studio with me now for some analysis on this is security analyst marcus welcome to the program marcus. we know that before summits like this there's a whole team of people who are first working out the details behind the scenes and we know that for the u.s. as part they say that agreement toward a de nuclearized north korea has gone more quickly than initially expected do you buy it not really because of the nuclear question for north korea is a key it's a question of security interests it's a question of national identity as a question of prestige and status and international relations if i can't really imagine that can you want israel to give the weapons when he has acquired over the last decade or so quickly i mean what i could imagine is for also is everything being started in singapore which leads to negotiations and further

negotiations would love lead to another summit in maybe one year from now but i do not really see in the coming year i mean if there were to be an agreement though given that this is their biggest bargaining chip the fact that they know that they want that the u.s. wants them to eliminate nuclear weapons the secretary of state my palm pale has said that the u.s. is offering security assurances that are quite like any other previous offer what could that i mean they try to accommodate the concerns of the north korean political the moment it's not about regime change that's one of the key issues from north korea the regime remain stable remains in place remains for in place for the foreseeable future the fact of stability. and general. security guarantees will be key for north korea have no idea what they really will look like for example if the u.s. is ready to maybe withdraw and need some parts of the u.s.

troops. from so from south korea all went for also a missile defense system from south korea we do not know really we don't know really and all we have these two leaders now who are about to enter around two of the most provocative the most controversial leaders in the world and apparently it's been reported that they will be in this room with just translators something that is quite unprecedented is this a good idea it fits into the larger picture of their foreign policy start off don't trump he pretends to be deal me you know yes. clearly stated he does not need any preparation for this summit kind of summit if i think he's relying simply on himself and not to any advises i think it's not a good idea think it fits into the overarching approach of trying towards from policy issues meantime we know that there are other actors other countries that have a lot of stake care south korea the u.s.

is ally and on the north korean side their ally china neither of whom are at the table given that can anything really be achieved i think seeing is the denuclearization question and maybe some kind of combination between the united states and all of korea but this is only starting part of anything what could become push the will of what would be will be accomplished in singapore will be will be embedded or has to be embedded into a regional framework and take into consideration the security interests of some of the rio of japan of china and. russia as well so one way or the other will see is going to reinvigoration of the six party talks which have died to two thousand and nine or last the pings and dormant since two thousand and nine so it's a start of the bonnet row talks i was just a starting point for some kind of creation of a regional security arrangement or regional security architecture marcus security

analyst with the latest on the summit thank you so much thank you. on out to europe where spain has offered to take in more than six hundred migrants many of them unaccompanied children stranded on a rescue ship in the mediterranean after italy and malta refuse to let it dock but the ship is three days sail away from spain and supplies are running low malta has sent food and water but the charity operating the ship said that it would only last for one day. after surviving the deadly mediterranean waters six hundred thirty people on board this rescue ship caught up in a diplomatic row among them unaccompanied minors and pregnant women the aquarius drifted between israeli and multi after both countries closed the ports to the vessel and refused to take in the migrants on board. on monday there was some hope for the

refugees spain said it would accept the ship italy's new anti immigrant government claimed the offer as a victory. interior minister and leader of the far right league party. has long demanded that the e.u. help it's more on immigration. and the first important sign that italy can't continue to bear this huge burden on its own. i mean it's clear the european union can't go on this way. so we hope today is a new beginning. but the charge he running the rescue ship has warned of the challenges in reaching the spanish port of the lengths it would take at least two days putting vulnerable people at risk that's why the u.n. is continuing to put pressure on italy and malta which are much closer to let the ship dock its creation is getting more dramatic by the minute and that's why

we are asking this in the authorize these invocation and to leave issues. are the political issues on how to manage. and refugees for the late. cost addressed in an unwelcoming political climate the fate of the migrants aboard the aquarius is still unclear. and joining me here in the studio is florian best fall from doctors without borders which runs a medical clinic on the stranded ship and we thank you so much for joining us this evening to talk about the situation and what are you hearing from your colleagues on the aquarius what is the situation like on board the feedback we're getting from the ship this is extremely concerning we have six hundred sixty people on board a number of them have been rescued from sea about forty needy drowned on saturday night when their ship capsized that some had to be resuscitate it so they remain in

bed it's a critical condition there pregnant women people who've been burned by sitting in a dinghy in a mixture of salt water and petrol which is quite a common complaint these people have and we're obviously concerned that even though these people remain stable for now we don't know what's going to happen to them our staff on top of that the thirty people on board nearing exhaustion because they've been looking after these six hundred plus people around the clock since that in night italy of course fused to let this vessel. within the country what do you make of that decision. it's extremely concerning and to be honest it's hard to understand every single rescue operation that we carry out is coordinated by the italian authorities by the italian sea rescue coordination center also the fact that we picked up four hundred passengers from other ships who rescued them including a number of italian coast guard vessels we were then ordered to go towards sicily until about twenty four hours ago we were told to stop and basically are now in

limbo between malta and society what's happening here is that politics is being conducted on the back of these people many of whom have barely escaped with their lives many of whom have gone through horrendous experiences in libyan detention camps because that's where these people are held and we really think that politics should not come into the question of helping these people so now we understand that spain for example has offered to take the ship and so now that the ship is heading to spain well we haven't actually been officially notified by either the italian or the spanish authorities as to how we are to proceed. the spanish harbor that's been mentioned in the media is roughly one thousand three hundred kilometers away that would mean three days at sea on a ship that is not equipped to transport people over this long distances and that is beyond its full capacity so even if extra food and water can be provided this would place in intolerable burden on these six hundred people who are involved you

are coping now with a nationalist government in italy a government which has refused to let this ship go to ports organizations such as your iran doctors without borders if you could just tell us about the challenges that you're facing now in this environment and how you might be able to adjust to those i think the challenge that is faced by the people on borders the key issue here and what we're seeing is really the outcome of failed european union policies over the past two years that have basically play. into the hands of the people smugglers who put the refugees on to these unseen you were leave them to their fate this into a fact that europe has not managed and not one to to create a safe and legal way or seeking sanctuary or seeking safety and seeking protection on european shows as the cause of this crisis and this is unfortunately but another episode in this really unspeakable european policy making and we know that

this crisis has been going on for years as you've highlighted there there have been no solutions so far executed we think it's a much slower and best doctors without borders joining us to tell us a little bit more about the story with regard to the ship and the overall situation thank you. let's get a quick check now of some other stories that have been making news around the world at least thirty four people have been killed in attacks across afghanistan and health officials say that at least thirteen were killed by a suicide bomber outside of a ministry building in the capital kabul the most recent surge in violence comes one day before the start of a government declared unilateral cease fire with the taliban. germany's foreign minister mass has been hosting his counterparts from ukraine russia and france in berlin for foreign ministers are trying to find a lasting solution to the conflict in eastern ukraine top of the agenda is a plan to create a un peacekeeping force for the region. german airline live tons says that one of

its planes had been seriously damaged after eight towing truck caught fire at frankfurt airport tend ground crews and fire brigade staff were treated in hospital for respiratory issues the airline said that no passengers. or onboard crew were hurt. dozens of anti brands of demonstrators have taken to the streets outside the british parliament to protest against the u.k. leaving the e.u. they called on the government to deliver a public vote on the final deal lawmakers will vote on tuesday and wednesday on amendments to prime minister teresa mayes e.u. withdrawal. and pope francis has accepted the resignations of three chilean bishops following a child sex abuse scandal they resigned last month after being accused of covering up the use by a pedophile priest during the one nine hundred eighty s. and ninety's francis has apologized to the victims and admitted grave mistakes were

made. global media forum has opened in the german city of bonn and the minister of state and germany's foreign office has said that in times of countless online news sources people need trustworthy journalists to navigate the flood of information here's more about the forum's first day. we the next day mobile used to be one of the signs with. full empowering stories in the hashtag our stories videos we are stories told by people not journalists but real everyday people who usually don't have a voice in today's media. some may have and use a form i had this idea here at the global media forum they presented their social media project which took them to forty different countries our advantage over the rest of the media scene is that diversity is our ability to tap into hard to reach stories in communities that are not bubbling to the top of your social media time i

think and it's also about understanding this concept that outward yes and no longer just out what used to be hunting agents as well and so we try to bring them into the process as much as possible with its content creation with its checking in every patient it's about bringing them in every step of the way so may and use of all my travel from south africa to born to take part in deutsch of ellis global media forum the topic this year is inequality around the world i think global inequality is something which affects us all i mean we saw the migration crisis which is also a result of global inequality and you see that there are so many different areas in the world where you don't have any freedom of press so i think it is a vital topic also to be discussed by media journalists politicians and civilian representatives come here to talk about what the media can do to combat inequality the media is a very big platform and if we have to fight inequality then media has to give us

that big platform so that we can shout out and say whatever is really creating the qualities we speak about it and then find a solution to it as media people we are the ones who are shedding light on what's whatever's happening and we are the one in charge of and responsible of educating the people we have a a very large gap between the haves and the have not. yes but thankfully because mobile phones are now in everyone's hands it's that whole that everyone could kind of get on to platforms and start communicating and therefore and some of that inequality at hash take our stories the main tool is the smartphone but there are other differences as well between our camera team and how they film and edit their reports so usually it's editorial departments that decide which topics to cover in the media and it's asked journalists to then pick our interviewees so for this piece for instance i decided to interview some i and. and i also shortened their statements to make them fit into my news package the biggest critique that yusuf

and some may i have concerning modern media is that in the newsroom there are not enough people representing all infections of society with their project and modern technology they don't want to report on people anymore instead they want to enable these people to tell their own stories. from the media business to the car business now and helena is standing by with another huge vehicle recall it's almost like guess the name of which german car maker has been affected now dima instead is promising maximum speed against and co-operative transparency over its dirty diesels now it's been implicated in diesel gate now following some stern words from the german transport minister dime less c.e.o. teaches that china has ordered the recall of over two hundred thousand vehicles here in germany now they were fitted with software that turns off a mission controls under certain conditions. don was c.e.o. dick to look relaxed on monday afternoon but that was before his meeting with

german minister for transport on calle scheuer he summoned said to the ministry and two hours later put out this video message to be out through a government estimate of the recall of two hundred thirty eight thousand name like cars in germany illegal emissions cheating devices and a total of seven hundred seventy four thousand cars in europe are affected for you but. an unexpectedly blunt statement from the minister but the diamond chief spoke of a constructive conversation. as we agreed that we would clarify the regular questions on take care of the vehicle software without delay will be soft it is a prosthetic about. the comic it will have to address the problem in its veto vans as well as other models such as c. class sedan and a long overdue measure according to the green party. is our exit site the future it's high time that something's being done this how can it be that in america lawsuits of trials are many just have to fear the consequences of cyclone nothing

happens in germany. experts say the recall in germany could also impact on liz u.s. division there will be repercussions in the u.s. and lawyers in the u.s. will certainly be taking a closer look at some of your eyes on any other kind of this meanwhile family maintains its claim that the offending devices are legal and only serve to protect against engine damage. meanwhile audi c.e.o. is rupert stadler has been implicated in the days of a scandal as well munich prosecutors say they are investigating him as well as another board member of the vox fog and subsidiary well the prosecutor's office had been accused of fraud in connection with the ongoing emissions cheating scandal since the thirtieth of may now police department as possible stuff that keeps the us president awake at night but german building materials make a canal is buying american dry will be. you see us she deals for around seven

billion dollars and gives canal access to the massive construction market in the united states us she was founded in nineteen zero two it will keep headquarters in chicago and continue to be managed in the u.s. companies expect to seal the deal early next year. and financial correspondent so if you shouldn't ski is a new york for us sophie in the middle of the transatlantic trade dispute how has the news of canal so acquisition gone down over the. well it seems like a win win situation this deal is the post to fall for you if this bankruptcy u.s.d. is the biggest u.s. maker of jetsam wallboard and they fight for bankruptcy protection in two thousand zero one under the weight of as the best of litigation settlements and then famous warren buffett debated out the company with three hundred million dollars in funding but berkshire's they became so large that it couldn't sell those tears in

the open market without pushing down the price so this deal now in a group berkshire to exit what buffett has called a disappointing investment now in the meantime gets the opportunity to reap the gains of a recovering u.s. housing market and it could also be house the market responded to the g seven may have. investors do not care about anything at the moment this is not easy to understand and even harder to explain because these comments could have a significant impact on u.s. companies and also the stock market but when i talk to traders they tell me there simply enough money in the markets right now and investors seem to think it is now or never if if this rally should end then they can still leave them might have but as you see this is of course a self-fulfilling prophecy as long as they say the markets are going to stay out months you verse on wall street thank you. oh briggs it is is

still leaving but the invest a sentiment isn't dire at least not yet a survey by the consultancy firm is why shows trust in the u.k. remains high is still the number one destination for foreign direct investment in europe and last year so a six percent hike in investment products projects that are creating around fifty thousand new jobs the main reason increased involvement by u.s. companies and also on the heels of the u.k. is germany which is also seen investment projects clown bites six percent. and is back over now to sara and we're having a look now helena at the dark side of sport here because the football world cup in russia starts on thursday but amid all of that excitement there is trepidation but this tournament could end up being remembered for hooliganism instead of great games and goals russia has long had a serious problem with fan violence and ugly scenes marred the european championship in france two years ago russian authorities though say that they are

confident of preventing any major incidents. hiding for the sake of fighting this is the hooligan seen in russia with england the world cup. again and these fights a pure adrenaline in that it's a rush everyone wants to prove that the strongest lead in that they step in and that's exactly what happened in australia at the twenty sixteen european championship violence broke out between russian hooligans and england fans it wasn't always like this the soviet union did not have a major problem with hand violence but its collapse almost thirty years ago left the perfect breeding ground for a hooligan seen in russia. russia will thank culture star was ninety ninety. when there was a huge vacuum of the government when they could do whatever they wanted at the stadium and government just turned a blind either. nowadays it's about competition and ana it's almost it's own

sport russian hooligans don't drink alcohol they train but russia is not the only country with a hooligan problem just weeks ago at the champions league semifinal clashes erupted between diehard liverpool and roma fans. russia says it is taking strong measures to avoid violent scenes at the world cup both inside and outside the stadiums these days we see on the president a crackdown on trust on files like at six o'clock they knock your door saying you have no we came just for you know four of the four a talk to tell you what should be done or should know it but they don't leave you a choice you either you disappear from the host city for the tournament or you will have some very huge troubles. even the russian president has assured football fans that they'll be in good hands eager to do our best to secure that comfort and

safety of our guests and. so will the russian word coup. test of all a football on a fight only time will tell. and with that you're up to date now on the unions i'm sorry kelly and bilandic you very much for joining us i hope to see with dancing have a great day. for

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singapore has set the stage for the. story meeting between u.s. president trump and north korea's dictator kim jong il but can the to strike a deal denuclearization and peace on the korean peninsula really on the cards or is this all just a glorified photo op to find out join our full coverage of the summit from singapore here on the doubling. the school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people want justice a free come. in the now this picture was taken in. the photo was shown prove what's going on in the central african republic. it's in an exercise alongside many other photos of people who were abused raped women and girls who gave birth to one wanted children in the heart of them in addition of. the winning

documentary starts june fourteenth mon d w. the disrupter in chief meets the nuclear provocative or will they produce the biggest breakthrough for peace on the korean peninsula in seven decades the face off is now. kelly and bar len this is the day. they will be met with fire of fury. like the world has never.