who do you think is going to be. all that matters to score. two goals in the team soccer world cup. w. leaders struck a deal on migration but is it a breakthrough germany's anglo-american hills the agreement as a step in the right direction but european council president donald tusk warns the deal will be difficult to implement we're in brussels for reactions also coming up the leftist front runner in mexico's election appears on course for a victory on sunday he's promising a radical break with the past can he deliver change to a country where the level of violence is so staggering that over one hundred thirty candidates have been killed in the run up to the vote. and no more second chances

were down to the final sixteen at the soccer world cup in russia belgium beat england to take the top spot in group g. a preview all the highlights of that match and the group's other to. allow rock thank you very much for your company everyone you leaders had to pull an all nighter but after a lengthy in a go she issues they reached a compromise deal on managing migration but it looks as if the devil will be in the details european council president donald to scale the agreement as an important first step but he said it was too early to claim success now the key points of the deal are. processing centers for asylum seekers will be opened within the european union external centers in north africa. also planned and there

will be tighter controls on that border an all important point for italy which no longer wants to be responsible for the migrants who land on its shores and have threatened to veto an earlier statement. now that demands have been met in a separate development of germany a fortune agreements with greece and spain so were turned migrants who previously registered asylum beds in those countries all right we've got team coverage because lots of reaction to get here in berlin but also in brussels to standing by at the council building in brussels and rupert redeveloped here in our problem entries studios gentlemen a very warm welcome day orca want to give you the first word it came down to the wire so is this the fix that will help manage the flow of people and if so why is it so short on specifics. it really depends on what's specifically aspect of migration you're looking at if you're looking at curbing illegal migration it could

be the decisive step if implemented and here we are with the with the specifics that are lacking for instance two things here you have these registration centers or does them purgation platforms whatever you call them in african states we don't know which african states would be willing to do that and also we don't know if international organizations will be on board for sure and secondly the equivalent in the european union these registration centers are hotspots that are to be a step lish what everybody has agreed on now we don't have countries that have come forward and said well we we will have that center german chancellor is that while we are open to having something like that but other than that no member state has said ok we'll have that and when it comes to the relocation of people who have claimed the right of asylum in any of those centers we haven't come a single step forward so it's a mixed result we have right a mixed bag there that you outlined i guess what are some of the concessions that.

security. i'd say the key concession is something that the french president also concluded is that this is the european solution it is a step in the direction that in the right direction it is as i said in a quick a little and an adequate answer rather and so it is a european solution where everybody is on board and she said this is the key element that europe needs in order to move forward and that is something that now member states can build on in order to find more viable solution for the more contentious issues a report that brings me to you are chancellor merkel's problems over now i mean is this the summit outcome that will be enough to save her political career. well it's all about the spin and we have talked to several in peace especially. those conservative bloc of c.d.u. and c.s.u. the bloc about house been fighting so hard in the last two weeks. supporters within

the c.d.u. said this is just what we wanted this is the european solution that we were fighting for and that we were looking for so this must be this is just what we were looking at all we talk to the see is you the smaller sister party the party that put so much pressure on glom out who they say this is jobs just what we have been looking for because they they see the possibility for bilateral agreements for taking back refugees to other countries so both sides seem to be satisfied so i think at least the pressure for now is off but still the officials have to decide if this really is about our right to report be developed to reporting it from our parliamentary studios and a mike this at the e.u. summit in brussels gentlemen thank you for your coverage. and there is another stark reminder today of the dangers facing people trying to reach europe from north africa libya said coast guard says it has rescued three hundred migrants from several boats that ran into difficulties off the coast of libya while the coast

guard says the migrants were taken to a naval base in tripoli in a separate incident earlier about one hundred migrants are believed to have drowned after their boat capsized also off the libyan coast. nigeria is facing calls for improved road and vehicle safety after nine people were killed when an oil tanker crashed and burst into flames in lagos the fire which happened during thursday evenings a rush hour in the gulf when fifty vehicles it's not immediately clear what caused the crash. in mali the headquarters of a multinational antiterrorist force has come under attack in the town of the building is said to have been besieged following a large explosion six people are reported to have been killed and many more injured . to the us now where the gunman who shot and killed five people at a newspaper office in the state of maryland has appeared in court via video link

from prison he's been charged with five counts of murder and order to remain in detention police say the man had long held a grudge against the capital because that in that palace he blasted his way into the paper killing four journalists and one sil's employee. police say officers that were on the scene within sixty seconds after the emergency call came in officials have praised the directed 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 approach to safety one reporter gave a harrowing account of what he experienced. there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while 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 police say he talked to the paper reportedly because he had a grudge against it's tough. president donald trump tweeted that his thoughts and prayers were with the victims and their families but he later wouldn't answer when reporters asked him about the shooting. that. led them. to give her head you're saying that. you. have never remember. the capitol does that has been an institution in maryland for centuries today in annapolis surviving stuff at the capitol worked through their grief to put out the paper. mexico is gearing up for

elections this sunday following a campaign that has been wrecked by violence over one hundred thirty local candidates have been killed in the run up to the vote the country has been plagued by violence linked to gang warfare and drugs more than twenty five thousand people were murdered last year and tens of thousands more are gone have gone missing many of the victims have been missing for years amid allegations of widespread corruption we met up with one family struggling to come to terms with their loss. we will never stop looking for you. that's margarita's message for her brother home while though she hasn't seen for almost four years and his whereabouts around the world are numbered my love i wouldn't be very i still don't understand. not that i can't accept it nor. do you have the corner yet i'm i believe that he will come back any time and will say that i'm here what do you jang why are you looking

for me because i'm not much here. to members come and see see you act here's the deal. with your sister susanna and her brother in law margarita has come to a monument in mexico city that has been dedicated to victims of violence the shaba sister salem while there was executed by a local policeman his case is one of over thirty four thousand disappearances in mexico i mean i'm yet a man or me or my my brother disappeared under some a twenty second in two thousand and fourteen. a had a problem with a local police officer and sued out quality malky and was hit by this is that quote there it is written to him with death on the phone telling him he was going to disappear on a limb one of them was in the believe others about islam and that's what happened see. there was it was the government looks loyce the policeman was never called to testify but he went missing to his corpse was later found in quote to mock the city

where on waldo had gone missing i look at what that was executed by an armed condo on may fifteenth two thousand and seventeen in the center of ciudad wate market in the center of this is that what was the boat it could nestle since then our hopes of finding my brother this one this is this is the last picture on waldo took on his phone says on his gather all possible evidence on her brother's case after authorities did little to investigate. she shows us the file she's been creating with the documents provided by human rights organization that is helping her there from the prosecutor's office in. a city in the northern state of chihuahua where i'm waldo had moved to work in a mine. i want to make it clear that we disagree with the prosecutor's office because they say room well don't just got lost. we know it was a four six disappearance. but i'm hoping no one looks for one other thought but it's awful to people that it is estimated that one person disappears every two

hours in mexico but less than ten percent of cases are solved. activists see the authorities often have little incentive to investigate. the causes of you know sincerity in cases of human rights violations where the army or the federal police is involved they would have to investigate themselves in the case of the forty three missing students where the army and the prosecutor's office is involved why do we think they would want to do it big someone go get get real about it i believe that if we are able to separate the fantasy a bit we know they are not capable of doing it. but the wrong while those family has not lost hope as a sister wrote in the monument to mexico's missing their search will never end. that report there corresponded to feel your harms and we can talk to filyaw now she

is in mexico city affiliate before you tell us about these upcoming elections a shocking amount of disappearances that you've been reporting on casualties even for mexico in the lead up to the july first vote do the presidential candidates have an idea of how to rein in the bloodshed and improve security in mexico. well he has promised and this is a very controversial. suggestion he has made that he might grant some honesty to criminals now people fear that this might worsen violence in the country as we see that drug cartels are taking over many of the regions they are even financing political campaigns as we heard in this report and from the n.-g. o. about six of ten cases show that the state is involved in forced disappearances and so as soon as they start investigating these cases they see that their leader will

end up in a public figure or in government. dependency so it will have to be a very strong reform he makes and they're very big control as violence has been even worse in this administrations than in the last one that started the fight and the drug the war against the drug cartels but also he talked to us about the here front runner who is someone who looks over other. well anderson all of us or rather has been around for quite some time but his recent popularity has to do mainly with the corruption cases that we have seen in the current administration. we have seen that. there have been money laundering cases and publishing public funded violence is within a given any of this administration and this has made us all rather so popular he's selling himself as an anti establishment candidate who will make things differently

and who's listening to the poorest people here in mexico we see a social inequality that is racing with more than forty percent people poor people and more than ninety million mexicans and live in extreme poverty and we've got thirty seconds of fear what are some of the powerful interests that over there would have to overcome to push through his reform agenda well he will be confronted with big business interests that have been growing in the past decades especially since after i was signed in the early ninety's these big businesses don't want many of his reforms he will have a majority in congress but he needs a qualified majority to pass these structural reforms and he will have to hurry as there are mid-term elections in three years so he will have to make the structural reforms very quickly especially in the. telecommunications sector and the.

energy sector which are very important correspond to silly harms were courting from mexico city thank you. and i'm going to send you over now to ben because you got the latest on the trade war zone and on this trade war and in the latest news just coming in it's canada's turn to take a swipe at the world's escalating trade dispute it's slapping sixteen point six billion canadian dollars worth of tariffs on u.s. goods the move is in retaliation to the trump of ministration imposing levies on canadian steel and al a minion that went into effect a month ago we'll have more details for you as they come world stocks are enjoying a relief rally this friday in the u.s. europe and asia but currency markets tell another story as those trade tensions refuse to go away the specter of a full blown trade war has already frightened the chinese who won this month was even scarier a three percent drop against the u.s.

dollar investors pulling their money from a market likely to suffer from high of barriers to trade. peculation china could move to devalue its currency to compensate the tariff ikes however analysts today say there are no signs of a concerted effort to do so. so the gym it just has for the you won and despite the rebound for global equities they've got a lot of catching up the trade wars wiped out one point seven five trillion dollars in stock since june twelfth the university of st gallons frank fish specializes in new companies or how companies defend themselves in a trade dispute i asked about claims the chinese a protectionist and still tick. so when we look at the chinese. if the question is whether they're protectionist or not well the answer to that should still be yes not so much in the realm of international trade where everything is quite liberal in terms of stance but in fact in terms of domestic

policies we call that industrial policies and that china still provides a lot of advantages to their own businesses so they are protectionist in your view are they also stealing tech i mean companies tell me the chinese play europeans and americans of each other to get the lowest price the bidders thinking no raise it for the next order but there is no next door to the chinese copy the take and make it themselves does that still hold true. so this is the typical strategies strategy in the last few years has actually been that companies chinese companies buy up corporations in in other countries like in the you in the u.s. they fund startups through venture capital so that they get direct control over technology and this is this is nowadays they're their main strategy ok but tell me the tariff strategy of trumps to stop these sorts of practices the stealing of tech and the protectionism as well is is it going to even make

a difference. it is very difficult to say where it makes a difference in the in the short run i think it is the only thing it does really is put pressure on to companies in the us especially the types of manufacturers who produce with steel using steel like harley davidson which is the last prominent case here so i don't think in the even in the short run it has any positive effects on china ok so you reckon it can backfire on the u.s. and to talk about harley davidson what do you think about its reaction to this pushing its production out of the us all rather increasing its production at other locations around the world it's one of these multinationals that has facilities all over the world and is able to do that is that the way to go. that's correct that is

the way to go for most multinationals who like harley davidson as you said already have production facilities in other countries that are not subject to for example the european terrorists other multinationals have a much simpler strategy they already have a production facility for example in the us or indeed you confess just the markets from that so that's the typical thing that multinationals with yes what about capital controls that's how some politicians want to deal with this but i guess that could be hurtful to growth. so capital controls in this case mostly discussed in again the context of technology so that the chinese cannot engage in this practice and and buying up and buy up technologically leaders in europe and the u.s. so in europe and in the u.s. people are talking about whether it's possible to review and perhaps block some of these interactions. currently in the congress we already have this kind of legislation it's going to be passed very soon here in switzerland and in europe

people are talking about this a lot so this is going to play a very important role in the future and we do have a lot to talk about his we have to leave it there though from the university of st gallen thank you u.s. treasury secretary steve says his country is not going to leave the world trade organization the comment is in response to media reports that donald trump is planning to withdraw from the global trading body but says the united states has concerns about the institution and considers aspects of it unfair but that it's an exaggeration to say the u.s. intends to pull out trump has described the w t o as a disaster. european union has extended its economic sanctions against russia for another half year the decision coming during the e.u. summit in brussels the sanctions will now stay in place through january twenty nine hundred until then companies in the e.u. will remain subject to restrictions on business dealings with russian banks and energy firms the sanctions are in response to moskos policy on the ukraine conflict

in particular its atic sation of the crimean peninsula. ok let's get you up to speed on the latest from the world cup. the group stage of the world cup is over so going to get the latest now from tom going from to get me a sports who's here with me on the set what are we going to do tonight when no games are on let's talk about belgium because they continued to impress yesterday they did they did look very good they made nine changes from the starting line up from the previous game against tunisia. and everybody who you know came in looked very impressive and yet as i specially he came as good a brilliant goal that was his first woke up experience or he'd have done his chances of getting a bit more playing time as it's one of the progress is a big favor. and on the other hand looked less impressive going forward never really seemed to be that dangerous. quite good i thought just cheek go a bit more playing experience which is positive but other than that not perhaps the

best performance from england they have had made changes. the game last night something had the feel of a friendly a little bit because each side knew that in fact if they'd qualify second they had both guaranteed that qualification already before kickoff. then they would land on what was generally regarded as an easy a solid of the draw both just used as a bit of a chance to knock the ball about basically to challenge their city and this is very very in separate i'm just going to go on the record and say that and they weren't the only ones taking it easy no that's right in a game earlier on in the afternoon japan had caused quite a bit of controversy by basically spending the final twenty minutes knocking the ball around the back of their one new down they could have gone forward because they knew that senegal who were playing in the power low game against colombia had more yellow cards than they did they didn't need to draw but they didn't need to win so they just basically wasted time. they you know the games are played some

would be to try and eliminate stuff like that but it's very hard to get it out of the game completely when the group stage reaches a close you know these things do tend to happen it's not much fun for the fans who are just going to say such a shame especially if you're traveled all the way you bought tickets for you know that particular game and just passing around the ball ok let's look forward now because we've got a massive rethink coming up here we do have a huge weekend on sunday spain a playing against russia. croatia will take on denmark but tomorrow is really the big day we've got france and argentina two massive heavyweight teams i mean the fixture list them are really makes for exciting watching the other game the late game tomorrow is perhaps the biggest of the round of sixteen games as europe why against portugal now two big players in this game suarez and christiane have been out of course know each other from the league and i believe we're going to hear a little bit more about their upcoming it's ahead. cristiana ronaldo.

and luis suarez two of the best forwards in world football go head to head on the biggest stage. it's been a good will cut for both so far but if portugal's ronaldo has four goals while you require striker suarez has netted twice. they are the clear talisman of their teams but other players say the last sixteen clash is not just about the jew oh. more cuckoo i don't believe the match is between ronaldo and suarez it's between portugal and europe why two teams and portugal will give everything to win to. put events here. controversy has never been far from suarez at the world cup in two thousand and ten handball on the line prevented a gonna win in two thousand and fourteen he beat italy's giorgio leaving he wants to hit the headlines for the right reasons this time and who knows suarez might get

an airport named after him like ronaldo but he probably doesn't want the same sculptor. so she's black sea playground is the setting for an epic battle. time to get there shooting the song. all right tom who is going to come out on top suarez or ronaldo it's very difficult to discount a solid with either of those players wearing the tear and running about on the pitch i think probably though on current form at the world cup i'm going to give this one to portugal europe wide scrape through a couple of big games i think tomorrow we're going to see another beautiful small lot that one christiane of are not as far as far as far as the poles are very very so much time thank you greatly appreciate it have fun tomorrow all right and before we go one i remind you of our main headline this hour. e.u. leaders have reached a deal on migration after marathon talks in brussels german chancellor angela merkel called the agreement a step in the right direction that european council president donald tusk sounded

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