and we're determined to do something here for the next generation the idea is for the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. playing. this is d w news live from orlando after talking through the night leaders say that they have reached a deal on migration french president a manual my problem is held in the agreement as a victory for european cooperation but will it be enough to diffuse and the americans crisis at home and what will it mean for the migrants themselves. also

coming up a deadly attack on journalists in the united states a gunman kills five people at a maryland newspaper police have the suspect in custody and say that the attack was targeted and is no more second chances we are down to the final sixteen at the soccer world cup and russia belgium beat england to take the top spot. bring you all of the highlights of the match and talk about the world cup but our d.w. sports team oh. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. diplomats describe the talks as tense and tortured but after working through the night say that they have reached a deal on migration italy had threatened to veto an earlier statement but now says

that it feels its demands had been met and the german chancellor angela merkel also called the agreement a positive signal but she conceded that a lot of work still needed to be done to overcome divisions after hours of deadlock the breakthrough came in the early hours of friday leaders agreed to tighten the e.u.'s policy on migrants and asylum seekers as i like the negotiations were long and difficult but i'm pleased that many countries are now pushing to reduce the influx of migrants. that was echoed by german chancellor angela merkel who added that asylum seekers should not be free to move between member states to confiscate all realize that we have to stick by the rules and give a clear direction. no asylum seeker has the right to choose the country in which they will apply for asylum homes all says. the key question is where asylum requests should be processed the e.u.

has agreed to set up migrant santas both inside the block and in key transit regions such as north africa this was a crucial point for italy which no longer wants to be responsible for all the migrants who land on its shores and good with cemented the principle that whoever arrives in italy also arrives in europe. but italy didn't get its way on all points it wants mandatory quotas to distribute refugees throughout the e.u. but with countries like hungary strongly opposed to that taking in refugees will remain voluntary the french president is pushing a narrative of cooperation emphasizing that a year pm breakthrough has taken place see the most is the result of working together with european co-operation has prevailed over blockades and national interests as you know but a lot still remains uncertain like whether the deal will stand up to the cold light of day something chancellor angela merkel will find out back home in germany. and

for more let's bring in brussels bureau chief max health and who is standing by so max how is this deal being seen is it a breakthrough a european solution on migration or has the can been kicked down the road. well neither probably a breakthrough would be a little too much you have a european solution here because everybody signed off on it and that's what i'm going to echo said we just heard it that was the important part they got everybody to agree to one text which is not always a given in the european union but of course they only agreed on that part that's trying to prevent migrants from entering the european union and the german chancellor coats was very frank about that he was of all about exploring ways of having as few as little as few migrants as possible coming through the european union so the other part that would also be important for a comprehensive agreement relocating asylum seekers or refugees those have been granted asylum within the countries of the european union is not address we still

have the complete blockade there because of the resistance of some eastern european countries like hunger in poland there was also resistance from italy they had blocked an earlier deal what special assurances did prime minister country get this time around. well two parts of italy was very motivated to have these what's now called disembarkment platforms outside of the european union were migrants potential refugees could go or those that are saved in the mediterranean could be brought back too so they got that and on the other hand they also got the insurance that those new we thought up reception centers in the european union to treat those who were requesting asylum would not exclusively be in italy and that prompted him to say at the end of this summit italy is no longer alone but you mentioned it earlier sever the devil in the detail definitely all this needs to be worked out now we have political guidelines. but

what exactly this means on the ground where these centers will be we just don't know yet so let's talk a little bit more about these reception centers and you know what is intended for them what those details could be i mean that's are we talking about detention camps here in the e.u. . that's what the french president in monterey my call appeared to be saying at the end of the summit as far as i know he was the only one to talk about closed facilities in in this case but it you know from a from the perspective of trying to reduce secondary migration which is one of the primary goals for example of the german chancellor secondary migration being that migration of migrants who have already been to one country have applied for asylum and then move on to another one just to give you an example many migrants arrive in italy and while the whole process has been started it they just move on to germany that's something that the european leaders want to stop and from that perspective it would probably make sense to have something like close facilities from she

military in perspective it's a whole different story of course and has a lot of jargon a lot of details still to be worked out but at least some first steps here brussels bureau chief max hoffman with the very latest thank you. and there was as we've heard a lot of stake for the german chancellor angela merkel at this meeting in particular let's get more on that with political correspondent hans broad who is standing by in berlin did she get what she wanted or did she get what she needed especially when it came to the conflict with her bavarian partner the c.s.u. hons. well the conflict with her bavarian part concerns the question of whether or not certain categories of migrants can be turned back at the german border and i'm going to mecca has always been saying germany should not do that on its own it should find some form of co-operation with its european partners in order to manage that situation and in that sense she has of achieved a first step in that direction that is not the matter that concerns creasing border

controls that external borders of the european union but it concerns these questions of whether or not they're going to be some form of camps of some form of a collection of migrants in the countries where their rival and the redistribution from there that seems to be something that will happen and on that score then it seems possible that there will be some kind of agreement between germany and various single other countries to facilitate those kind of exchanges that would be with countries such as france was which has. signaled its willingness to cooperate and so has italy greece bug area there are several countries where this might come come about what we don't know anything about whether there are concrete agreements with any of these countries yet so there's still some way to go for anglo-american and ultimately what this all boils down to for her politically domestically is what

her sister party the c.s.u. is going to make of it all and we've actually had some initial reaction tell us a little bit more about that. at the moment there has been today only one reaction from a leading member of the christian social union from the bavarian conservatives and he said that this was a first step in the right direction that is significant in the sense that so far in the last few days there has not really been any backing down from the side of the bavarians although the language that they have been using in their dispute with uncle americal has been somewhat more conciliate three in the last couple of days so we don't really know whether they be variance are going to be satisfied by this and i suspect that they will say they will need to look at what has come out of the so will leave to see whether there are any bilateral agreements with other countries actually in the offing and various committees of various conservative parties will be meeting in the next couple of days to actually discuss the imagine

a different onset to all of this will only come maybe on sunday or possibly even on the on monday absolutely because especially we know that that deadline that they gave for angela merkel to deliver a deal was by the end of the month so presumably we should be hearing shortly political correspondent hans branch with the very latest from berlin thank you it's now a gunman has killed five people and injured two others at a newspaper and a u.s. state of maryland police say that it was a targeted attack and that the shooter walks through the newspaper of the capitol gazette newspaper the newsroom rather at the capitol because that newspaper in annapolis looking for his victims. police say officers were on the scene within sixty seconds after the emergency call came in. officials have praised the rapid response saying it may have saved lives. they went immediately into that building without

a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incredible courage we are so deeply appreciative of their great work it could have been a lot worse. more than one hundred seventy people were evacuated from the building and brought to safety. one reporter gave a harrowing account of loss he experienced. there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shells while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload. the suspect has been identified as a white male in his late thirty's he was taken into custody at the scene investigators say he came prepared with smoke canisters and armed with a shotgun president donald trump said that his thoughts and prayers were with the victims on their families as he lay she refused to comment to reporters rather.

than. have that. police have stepped up security at media outlets in new york and other u.s. cities as a precautionary measure and in annapolis surviving stuff at the capitol disaster worked through their grief to post today's paper. let's get a quick check now of some other stories that have been making news around the world in thailand heavy rains are complicating the search for twelve boys and their soccer coach missing inside of a flooded cave authorities say the floodwaters have blocked the route to the area where the teen may have retreated the group went missing on saturday after entering the cave complex despite warning signs that it was prone to flooding. a huge fire at a market in the kenyan capital nairobi has killed fifteen people and injured dozens

some of the victims were children it's the seventh fire to hit the market in less than a decade kenya's president says that there will be a thorough investigation and police in washington d.c. have arrested nearly six hundred people demonstrating against the trumpet ministrations hard line immigration policies the protesters mostly women and occupied a government building they were demanding an end to the separation of migrant families more rallies are planned across the u.s. this week and. you're watching news still to come on the program belgium fans are overjoyed as their team makes it through to the final sixteen of the world cup are they the team to watch we'll ask our football experts. but first helena humphrey is here and we're talking about deutsche bank for all the wrong reasons once again bad news for deutsche bank of course the bank that the i.m.f. famously termed a serious threat to growth to financial stability well deutsche bank u.s.

division has failed the second round of the u.s. federal reserve's annual stress test the fed cited widespread critical deficiencies in its appraisal of the lender which was also criticized for having weaknesses in its data capabilities revenue and loss for costs and internal controls the thirty one of the thirty five banks tested passed the test although goldman sachs and morgan stanley were only granted conditional passes shareholders continue to question the overall health of germany's top blend and shares have recently tumbled . european union has extended its economic sanctions against russia for a further six months the system was taken at year in an e.u. summit in brussels now the sanctions will stay in place through until january twenty ninth teen until then companies in the european union will remain subject to restrictions on business dealings with russian banks and energy firms the sanctions are in response to russia's policy on the ukraine conflict in particular moscow's

an exception of the crimean peninsula sometimes our worst enemies are all so-called friends that's what us president of donald trump said at a rally in fargo north dakota earlier this week he argued that the european union is taking advantage of the u.s. attacking the piggy bank referring to the trade deficit has with the e.u. in front of the six thousand people attending the rally he promised to address the issue of trade and fix the deficit by playing hardball let's take a listen. last year with the european union we lost one hundred and fifty one billion dollars on trade we had a trade deficit of one hundred and fifty one billion because they send a mercedes and they send the b.m.w. they send their products and we send things to them they say no thank you we don't take you brother that's not the way it works and for all those free traders out there that's not free trade that's stupid trade stupid. well to war about this now

i'm joined by my director of the if a center for international economics thank you for joining us we just heard it bad good morning a trade imbalance that trump has coined stupid trade we've heard that complaint time and time again but calculations new institute appear to dispute that tell us more. yeah president trump always refers only to the trading of goods cost of steel and so on and so forth and he never talks the bald services and he never talks about the profits the american from speak in europe and if you take all these into account what you see is that yes the u.s. has a deficit in goods of one hundred fifty million dollars but it has a surplus in services of fifty and a surplus in profits of a right so if you add that up we have a black serial all right help us understand this then because if services from the u.s. to germany is such a large part of trade why is the european union retaliating with tariffs on things

like whiskey jeans motorbikes for example well that simply because we don't have tariffs on goods that's what we usually have about to do not have tariffs and services services a tariff free services that services have come relatively new into the arena of international trade and we don't have any system in place that because he was here we know that donald trump wants to protect the u.s. high tech industry from foreign companies that's something we're expected to hear about more today what would it hurt like that mean for german companies. well i think the the issue about the high tech is more with china china is accused of be a steaming us technology europe is really in a different situation here and the president trump has not excused europe of intellectual property theft of these types of things so i think we're relatively safe here the what we are threatened by tariffs on cars that would be costly for

germany we think five billion euros of damage to the shouldn't be but we do think that the relationship with the americans in the area of high tech research and development is so deigns mary can firms have a lot of research and development in europe and the opposite is true too so if the americans want to shore up their high tech industries really the should they should use europe as an ally in this case but talking about the car industry and father retaliate. against the european union germany for example what it trumps chances of success with this approach well right now we're seeing that there is increasing amount of opposition in america because of the tears that the u.s. president has already acted to cost money to the average american household they do not create so many jobs as he was promising we see the first examples of of companies that have to cut back employment or who move production abroad so you

know the situation is not so great as as one could think capital and fed by mind the director of the center for international economics thank you you thank. the group stage of the world cup is over and let's get the latest now from nick mechanic line from sports in shining out here in the studio this morning so we have to talk about belgium because they continue to impress didn't think it did not just by putting out there be team last night they will beat england one male it wasn't glorious football but it was ok it was worth it was a good watch last night as i scored in the only goal in the second half it was his first goal for belgian i and the interesting thing is that he used to play for mass united in the f.a. of english if a one point was about making a naturalized citizen so he could play for england so after scoring that goal last night i think some people the f.a. might spend he said to have something down why didn't we do it. a lot to play for also in group h.

in colombia got there tournament back on track they did so because they started toying with it with a defeat but they've won now the last two games the only goal of the game last night coming from gary he scored early in the second half and this was one the group for colombia but the results it was tough for senegal who you see here in green they were the last african team who could have qualified for the last sixteen but they were at the mercy of fifa fair play rules and of course japan. and there was controversy when we're talking about japan in their game against all and it was indeed poland of course winning their first game of the tournament but japan knew the results went their way they would advance to the next round so that's just the beginning of course poland scoring their goal their young bednarek slowing the only goal of the match another one nil win and it's also his first for poland but towards the end it got to be possible i after this scene right here will see how japan players started possible just around the back line and try to avoid the polish getting that ball because they knew even with a defeat they were neck and neck with senegal same number of points

a number of goals center of goals conceded but that's when five feet for fair play comes into play and we had japan had two last yellow cards so japan go through them in the last sixteen and senegal and for. they go home the rules of the rules was a little hanks so now let's get more now because there's been so much action coming out of russia our correspondent crane has actually had one of the best seats over there in moscow and jonathan as we've been talking about here the group stages of course over the home fans though there in russia how confident are they about their chances winning against spain this weekend well i think it really depends who you talk to but i do feel there is a sense of trepidation going into the match at the weekend monday's three no the feat against uruguay in russia's foreign a group game is really kind of dampened spirits a bit. after such an amazing start to the tournament but you know there is somebody among fans that one respects or mediately off to the iroquois said we're going to

get to the semifinals because we can others though not quite sharing his optimist and someone found i spoke to today said it was going to be like kicking a child i'll leave you to work out who the child is in that scenario now the last time the two sides messi finished in a three zero draw in a friendly at the end of last year russia were two nodes oun in that match at one point so i think many fans would be pretty happy with a similar result said you know the humiliation some are fearing but whatever happens now to russia in this tournament there really is a hope among fans that their performances here will bode well for russian football in the future and whatever happens you're not going to be there to witness it in fact we understand that you're actually leaving russia tomorrow what has been your impression of the tournament so far. my overriding memory and i think the thing i will take home with me is how much here everyone is enjoying themselves not just the fans who traveled thousands of miles from all over the world to be here but the russians too they really really embraced this

tournament celebration. argentinians chancing opposite. which has been incredible and also things that just don't usually happen here people smiling and talking on the metro police officers being friendly and approachable things i'm told before the tournament unthinkable now you might argue this is all part of. what he wants to see that russia despite being isolated internationally is capable of staging such a big tournament some people say what happens after the tournament what will actually change but you know i think there's others who are just enjoying the moment and you really complement for that so a jolly atmosphere and we're going to contrast that now just bring it back down to earth for a moment because germany came home yesterday and they did it was quite the frosty reception when they landed in frankfurt of course in the past have never been been knocked out of the world cup in the group stage usually when they come home especially the last three months they've been. or first which means they've been

welcomed by hundreds and hundreds and thousands of fans in the streets so this is the pressing when you see the players here. not happy they're disappointed with their performance because of as i said is a first for germany but plenty of teams have faced this humiliation before italy won in two thousand and six and two thousand and ten the same went for spain for. whoever wins this year might have to start thinking about competition until the end of the group stage how long. have in terms of his accommodation as the coach there so. he just extend his contract to the d.f.t. so they're probably not going to be more his decision to leave. because once you're the top you know hard to stay at that level he was not happy but this is what i had to say when he landed in frankfurt yesterday afternoon. that's a tax credit you said very upset and still haven't completely processed the pain and disappointment of exiting the tournament side. it's going to take some time to

come to terms with that you have because we have to be honest with ourselves that we failed at this world cup but that hasn't got a bouncy ball we're all incredibly upset that we didn't deliver for our fans for the team didn't perform the way they normally do like and kind of like i used to coach i'm responsible for that and i must ask myself why we didn't deliver those we need to take some time now and soon talks will be held to get this and besides that you can lots of questions yet to be answered there meantime back in russia we know that russia against spain will be to speak and as you've highlighted for us jonathan can the host make it past the former world champions. well sally pretty me on the spot with me being straight here on red square over there by the kremlin i think it will be tighter than a lot of people think spain haven't really convinced at this tournament and they

forget they also have the various problems going into that sort of and they sacked their coach on the eve of it after he joined right on the trace i think it will be close i think spain will probably going to go for two one to spain but russia can exit this tournament with their heads held very high and jonathan crane in moscow and nick mechanic live here in the studio thank you so much to you for breaking down the action. a quick reminder now the top stories that we have been following for you here at d.f.w. e.u. leaders say that they have reached a deal on migration after marathon talks in brussels the french president says that european cooperation has prevailed over nationalism german chancellor angela merkel has welcomed the deal but says that much work still needs to be done to overcome divisions. and five people have been killed in a shooting at the offices of a newspaper in the u.s. state of maryland police believe that it was a targeted attack the suspect now in custody had previously sued the newspaper over

a story about him stalking a former classmate. and with that you're up to date now on t.w. news we'll have more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget that you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's at d.f.w. dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. football

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