i'm on. this is do we know who's live from berlin hope for migrants stuck at sea for days after their rescue ship was refused entry to european courts the lifeline now has permission to dock in malta after their immune asians offer to accept some of the hundreds of people on board also coming out. big when the u.s. supreme court upholds president donald trump's travel ban on several muslim majority countries but churches warn the white house should also protect religious freedom and tolerance and proved vows of the world cup with

a winning performance the south american put country put to pass to australia to wrap up a group c. with a back. way of iraq thanks for your company everyone multiple has said it will allow a rescue ship carrying hundreds of migrants to dock having previously joined italy in turning it over way the chance the change of heart comes after several european countries agree to take a share of the two hundred asylum seekers on board the german ship called the lifeline has been waiting for permission to dock for days. these migrant odyssey might soon be over france and italy have negotiated with multi to let the rescue ship lifeline dokken. but the crew hasn't received official confirmation yet the ship has been stuck at season's last thursday with two hundred thirty three

migrants on board institution going through the door through and going to have a tough course it's terrible to be on a ship for days. it can give way to win the way. you can get seasick when all you want to do is reach safety. but there was progress in the case of hundred eight migrants rescued by the danish cargo ship oleksandr mask who were allowed to disembark and cicely's put salo last night we didn't use him but it's unbelievable this trip they spent hours and days on the ship without any developments italy's interior minister wants to keep the country's ports closed to rescue ships in the future protecting the use external borders is the italian government's main priority. well i'm now joined by nicholas says some confirm a sea washing nonprofit organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the mediterranean he is at the port he's in valetta i should say malta and has been in touch with staff from the lifeline the stranded vessel carrying more than two

hundred thirty migrants are very good evening nicholas what have you heard from the crew the people on board the lifeline about malta that has now permission to dock. hello and good evening. yeah we've been in contact with ship but so far there's no clear statements from monitor that they're allowed to go in so we also heard through the media that some countries that that they might accept migrants but so far we don't have any confirmation from my son seems like that mother is waiting for a clear. yes statement from the states that they would definitely take those migrants which doesn't look like now so so far we have no confirmation that the lifeline it's not going to court. still in the limbo france and germany have question taken some of the people from that both are these countries the european union countries

doing enough. definitely not so we're seeing that political troubles. definitely affecting those migrants for example we heard from a competition from upon the terrain in germany that some german states for example hamburg on your bike some would accept those migrants but that's their problem for the coalition and that highlight how thick his meat horse feel for. what blocking that decision so far we don't have any clear statements about that. because in the meantime migrants are left caught in the middle of all of this diplomatic route between e.u. countries in terms of policy how important is it to go beyond just saving the next boat reaching european shores in your view. so like all the work of n.g.o.s is basically like and what goes on like the statement of desperation so the european

union is not being enough at all that's actually the state works to save those migrants and those private vessels are basically just getting a gap that the government for leaving that and we are like always asking for safe passage is safe ways to ask for asylum without making the static trip. never sent us from the wash thank you for joining us yes you're welcome. a migration took center stage when german chancellor on the americal met with spanish prime minister pether sanches in berlin but a solution is still not in sight at a joint press conference americal warned that if e.u. wide plan on migration would not be reached at a summit of the box leaders later this week she added that she would continue to pursue bilateral agreements between countries of origin and transit countries such as called for a common european response to the immigration crisis. in other news u.s.

president donald trump is celebrating a major victory the supreme court has upheld his travel ban which blocks people from several mostly muslim countries from entering the u.s. signing the ban into law was one of the first things trump did after taking office the move triggered protests across the u.s. and caused chaos at airports the initial ban was struck down by a lower court but in the mended the version went into force last december the supreme court ruled the ban does not discriminate against muslims. all u.s. president donald trump meantime gave his initial reaction on twitter shortly after the ruling was announced he wrote supreme court upholds trump travel ban wow. all right let's cross over now to washington where w.'s claire richardson is standing by all right we heard the wow the reaction from trump there in that tweet

how significant is this victory for the u.s. president claire. hiway all of this is a major victory for president donald trump as you've seen from his reaction just there he can hardly believe it himself he also came out and said it was a moment of profound vindication for his policy over democrats in the media which he has criticized repeatedly and indeed this is a key pillar of his foreign policy has been too hard in the united states borders crackdown on immigration and he's very much going to claim this as a success in his campaign promises now it's also a big statement about presidential power the challengers in this case had said that he had gone too far and overstepped his authority with this travel ban but justice roberts disagreed it said that the presidents have substantial power to regulate immigration and that trump was ok in doing what he's done with this travel ban that being said worth remembering that this is the third iteration of the band the first two it came to notoriety early on in his presidency when we saw scenes of chaos in

airports came to be known as the muslim travel ban so this third version is much less than what he originally wanted to do however it's still enough that he's going to be able to claim as a political victory now this ruling is a major defeat for groups who campaigned against the ban let's take a listen to claire to one reaction outside the supreme court. with this decision we are concerned that donald trump will move beyond the five muslim majority countries that are in the current version to not only target more country but potentially even go after u.s. citizens and lawful permanent residents. we call on all americans to join with us in standing up to this egregious policy. or are those fears founded. i mean many minority groups in the united states have said repeatedly that they

feel threatened by the united states the u.s. and most administrations rhetoric of the policies coming out of the white house and certainly with this move they're afraid that donald trump is going to be emboldened by the court's ruling usually the court meant to be a check on the executive branch and that is essentially said that the president does have this power to regulate immigration and the way that he has in practical terms this is going to prevent people from muslim these majority muslim majority countries from coming to the united states and human rights activists have called it a disaster they say it's going to mean people are going to be stuck in countries plagued by war it's going to prevent families from being able to reunite and of course that is going to legitimize discrimination. that was clever to send the reporting from washington let's get you caught up now on some of the other stories making news around the world. the u.n. says at least forty five thousand people have fled airstrikes and ground fighting in syria is to rob province it comes as the government steps up its campaign

against rebels in the country southwest observers say were jeem air strikes in the region have killed dozens of civilians in the past week. the search for twelve boys and their soccer coach believed to be trapped by flash flooding in a cave in northern thailand is entering a fourth night navy seal divers are leading the search accompanied by underwater drones and caving experts rescuers believe there is enough air inside the cave complex for the missing soccer team to still be alive britain's prince william has met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the first ever official british royal visit to israel and the palestinian territories where earlier the prince visited jerusalem's holocaust memorial william has to navigate a deep political and religious divides in a region britain once ruled. in the u.s. state of california thousands have been forced to flee from a wildfire threatening a rural community this so cold up pounding

a fire is one of four major blazes burning in the summer heat the governor has declared a state of emergency in the area. at the world cup saying has now a group c. has now been decided and joining me in the studio to discuss the latest is amalie russia's from good to see you. tell us about the big game france against denmark france against denmark it was all set up for a big game france already in the top of their group and they had already earned their spot in the knockout stages but for denmark things were still looking very tight they had everything to lose in this game but also everything to win the game however was not so exciting there was just not a lot happening in theory both teams could rely on a draw and that's exactly what they settled for they came in france was the better team denmark really relied on defending but they were not shown many groups fighting scenes that the fans had hoped for in the end france and denmark secured

their spot through and it's a pity that denmark didn't go for the often more because due to the result in the other game in the second half the crew already gone more often as they had by then secured basically secured their spot in the knockout stages too and australia missed their chance yeah that's very disappointing the socceroos are flying home they needed to win by all means and in the end that's not what happened prue it was their first world cup in thirty six years the fans and everyone were stoked to be there and it was them who took the lead with an early goal in the eighteenth minute by under korea and they were just the better team in this game they played us trillions had their chances well the crew really showed their fighting spirit and that's why they added another one in the second half to make it two zero it was paulo get it or he scored in the fiftieth minute and that was the final score it was an exciting game to watch but that means poor in austria. they said goodbye to the world cup in russia all right and now another big team whose fate is hanging in the balance is of course argentina playing we are today yet you know messi and his

team mates i mean they really have to step up it was a very disappointing world cup for them so far and all eyes will be on them whether they can still make it to the knockout stages if we have a look at the table here argentina our last i mean these are the finalists of the world cup two thousand and fourteen in brazil and their last in their group they're facing elimination what they have to do they're playing nigeria they have to win and then they have to hope that iceland doesn't be cray sure that would be their way through but again that's not sure yet anything can happen at this world cup there have been so many upsets and there's been a little bit of unrest in the argentinian team camp because there are fans and even the team apparently calling for their coach or to some boley to be fired that didn't happen he's still there but apparently the team has taken control there were twitter videos coming up from their most recent training and was showing the experienced players like players like how we had a musket i know you know messi showing the coach what the tactics should be like what the lineup should be like so it seems that the team has just taken control and

they're going to do what they want we'll see i think it will either be a smashing window either one three four zero or they'll go out to have a very convincing comfort i don't know but let's hope we'll wait and see read the tea leaves for us how could i after tonight the next round look like france secured the top spot so they're going to play the second of argentina's group now that could still be argentina which would be of course be a huge game but it could also still be iceland or nigeria so france still have a choice kind of who they're going to play well not really a choice but they have to wait and see croatia are likely to be first in their group so they're going to face denmark there's still a slight chance for nigeria to take the spot top spot but again christian denmark is what looks likely to happen aren't i mean harsh words from dubious were thank you as well and. as some transfer news now from the wonderfully there were german giants brasil dortmund's have made. their second high profile senate signing of but some are twenty two year old center baca abdu deol who of mines will join the black

and yellows for the coming season dortmund's paid twenty eight million euros for the french men's services making him the second most expensive player in their history. you are seeing the w.'s a war coming up at the top of the hour on my little rock things. are going fine until the hate to be taken seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up women's tour. though these are the feudal superheroes. of the smartarse small stage and legends bring recently dangerous time such a. form of. the new sounds good she said let's listen to the new sound it's. called.