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the biggest of the women's world cup so. posts. to the program. the g. 20 summit of leaders from 19 countries and the european union has begun in the japanese city on a soka u.s. president donald trump struck a conciliatory note by heaping praise on german chancellor angela merkel who has criticized in the past he also held the talks described as friendly with russian president vladimir putin but mr trump still faces opposition on a range of issues from iran to u.s. chinese trade. wave tensions brewing on several fronts world leaders

gather for one of the most high stakes summits in years u.s. president donald trump again in the spotlight with his america 1st agenda. he had key talks with russian president vladimir putin and there was much praise on both sides but trump remained vague about the content of the discussions. here that it thinks here. in fleet trade in is getting some disarmament. protectionism here they're taking the way we're going to discuss a lot of different things that we think make the very very good relationship. look forward to spending a very good time together it was their 1st face to face in special counsel robert miller concluded moscow did interfere in the 2016 u.s. election trump made light of the scandal when questioned. you know that.

they. were never going to. say they told. us russia's ally iran will also be high on the agenda amid tensions over the future of their round nuclear deal leaders including german chancellor angela merkel are working to salvage the agreement. we're going to talk about developments on the international front especially about what's been happening in west africa will also be talking about counterterrorism and iran i very much look forward to it. and good spirits after she was twice seen shaking in public leading to speculation about her health. the most anticipated meeting will take place between chinese president xi jinping and trump on saturday the u.s. president is expected to then decide whether to move ahead with imposing tariffs on nearly all chinese imports. straight to our. correspondent max

hoffmann well max how much is the hoopla surrounding donald trump takes on the various battles he's fighting affecting some it's agenda. stephany's are desperately trying to stick to the original agenda your classic g 20 topics for example how do we go forward with the world trade organization or how to fight climate change so really the multilateral working together on a global scale measures but that's not so easy if you have the president of the most powerful country in the world donald trump in this case being a champion of bilateral agreements and not really believing in man made climate change at least not publicly so yes this is stealing a lot of the japanese thunder's year and you know it will reflect in the communique the communique is the thing at the end of a g. 20 summit if you can get all leaders to agree on the wording on the topics i just

mentioned that it is usually called a success and it's not then it's a failure and we're hearing that this year it's more difficult than ever ok let's talk a trade then which is essentially why the g. 20 is that this crisis between china and the u.s. having a global effect i'm wondering about i'm going to one of the world's longest serving democratic leaders she carries a lot of influence is that a role here. there is a role for her a big role because she is probably the pillar of the multilateral framework that the world has been evolving in the last decade she's firmly in that camp naturally because germany has profited a lot from trade all across the world especially by the way with china so you have this alliance it's not a political alliance it's an economic alliance between china and germany who are in the same camp here opposed to the united states on the other hand and this is where

it gets complicated if donald trump really picks a fight with china as he already has and has threatened to increase those measures by slapping on more tariffs on chinese goods that he gets more dependent of the rest of the world because the united states will have to do business with someone in the world and of course germany and the european union generally speaking is a good trading partner here because there are big lucrative markets it's a complicated situation but mechelle definitely in the camp of multi-lateralism and i so trade one big topic climate change another a big one that was just been one of the think the summit of big feigns will lead the time for it. there will be time for it at least on the. on the level of the negotiators the so-called sherpas this is actually one of the topics they will probably spend a sleepless night over from friday to saturday the other one of course is world

trade because we know that the united states ever since trump came into play do not support the paris agreement anymore the paris agreement is that agreement that was struck in paris to make sure that global warming doesn't exceed 2 degrees celsius compared to create industrial levels and the danger here is that other countries will follow the u.s. take brazil for example with the bulls are now rolled their new president who was called also the trump of the tropics so naturally he's in the camp with trump and went you know once you go to that level where a lot of countries no are not with a consensus anymore than you can ask the question what good is the g. 20 at that point that's altman in osaka thank you. you know take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world france has recorded the all time record temperatures with mercury hitting 45 point one degrees celsius in a village in the southeast the previous record high of 64 percent said during

during a heat wave in 2003 the country's weather service has issued unprecedented red and orange alerts for most of the country. but the bodies of a father and daughter who drowned trying to enter the united states by mexico a big return to the home country of el salvador it was swept by strong times into the rio grande and found tucked into towns together with a girl tucked inside her father's shouldn't. the captain of a migrant rescue ship from docking in italy has dismissed threats by the country's interior minister to have her jailed saying that her duty is to the 40 people on board italian government which has closed its waters to rescue vessels as part of a crackdown on immigration confirms that 5 other european countries have offered to take in the ships migrants the vessel has been at sea since rescuing them more than

2 weeks ago. the nation almost within their grasp but an ongoing standoff between the italian government and the german ngo that runs the sea watch 3 means another day of uncertainty. the odyssey is taking its toll. and yearly hours of friday morning a young man was evacuated from the ship in severe pain his 11 year old brother was allowed to go with him because he was a minor. yesterday we entered the italian territorial waters permission. we declared a state of necessity because the psychological situation and the humanitary condition has been. thing so much that i cannot guarantee the safety off the rescue people anymore on board my vessel. the number of civil rescue ships in the mediterranean dropped drastically after the italian and multis governments

introduced strict immigration policies last year that left the sea watch 3 as the only privately run vessel actively pre-training the waters. now one other n.g.o.s the spanish proactive open arms group has resumed its mission to. that may well set the ngos on a collision course with those governments who like italy refused to allow privately run rescue ships to dock. for many migrants still embarking on a potentially deadly journey across the mediterranean that presents can prove the difference between life and death. back on board the sea watch 3 italian coast guard officials have urged the captain to be patient for those adrift here there's little else to do. a high this is a cultural mediator on board to see what's 3 we asked about the 2 men who've been

taken off the ship one of them was critically ill and needed to get to hospital and the reason that they had to get off the ship is that because we don't have the capacity to treat them. and that is an indication of the situation we're in it is an emergency situation and we cannot go on like this a rescue ship like ours is not made to be at this low even though we're quick to we have fresh water for drinking and we have enough food the point is that it's not meant to take so long because it's not the end of the journey and even by little a rescue is not considered over until people are actually on that so we are caught up in this political game and meanwhile people's mental health and physical health is also deteriorating on the ship. they're watching d.w. news still to come a new documentary featuring never before seen video of the historic apollo 11 mission has just been released weeks before the 50th anniversary of the 1st moon landing by u.s.

astronauts. in the women's world cup gears up for the biggest game of the tournament the donald trump has dominated the build up we'll find out why. apple's chief design officer is to leave the company he helped shape the navy 30 years news just shocked the tech industry many regard him as being so important in making the company what it is today as a company slated co-founder steve jobs to jodi arias is to start his own design company with apple as one of its 1st clients jonathan ive once said the computer industry is creatively bankrupt because he was referring to the boring grey computers screens and floppy disks back in the day. together with steve jobs he sought to make tech colorful and fun he developed the i mac. in 1988 which helped kick off a spectacular comeback for the ailing company just a few years later the british designer created the iconic design of the i pod the

scroll wheel which lets you scan through a long list of songs easily helped apple to dominate the market in 2001 despite not being the 1st to release an m p 3 player back then one of the most challenging tasks was to create the design for one phone one internet device and one i pod in a single device the 1st i phone. it had almost no buttons but was simple to use it was an immediate success the design revolutionized the way we communicate and brought an end to regular mobile phones. hives departure comes at a time when apple finds itself at a crossroads i phone sales of falling and apple is turning away from hardware to focus on its services business which includes apple music and i cloud. 50 years ago today in the early hours of the morning new york police raided a bar called the stonewall inn christopher street then asked today it was

a meeting place for greenwich village's l g b t community regulars were used to the bar being raided and the police brutality that often followed but that night before back the stonewall uprising went down in history as the 1st time gay people had resisted arrest and started a riot in the name of equality in all of the event l g b t plus people around the world celebrate christopher street day often with gay pride parades. these new york streets are witness to history and where day pride began 50 years ago christopher street was the scene of riots known as the stonewall uprising which placed the l g b t movement on a global stage back then the stonewall in was a haven for people who didn't identify with the heterosexual norms of the day here they could hang out drink dance simply be themselves but not without risks being gay could result in prison or heavy fines violence and harassment were common in

the early hours of june 28th 1969 police raided this spot the stonewalling now it wasn't the 1st time but this time around it was breaking point lesbian gay and transgender people were herded out and on today street the now iconic christopher street bottles and bricks were thrown on the rates dock to protest which lasted for days college a remembers them well she was 22 at the time and kept her gay identity secret fearful of the consequences like many lesbians of my generation i compartmentalize my life i have had to hide my identity and college and now i was higher than wade into the war because i could be fired for being a lesbian under the law homosexuality was illegal i already knew there really was nothing wrong with me but for me the question was how are we going to get society

to change seeing thousands join her in protesting for gay rights emboldened her as a founding member of the game liberation front she helped organize the 1st ever gay pride marches from there her role as an activist was assured using her new found voice to become an author an icon of the movement changing millions of lives where . without the amazing progress we were. in a fight for incremental change and hope that some. heterosexual society would allow us to work or allow us to go to school it seems to me that we needed to forces change our message to the world you don't need a word group of people to create change you just need the will and the courage to do it. a message which is that inspired a younger generation to engage when they seek me like casey hankies he's concerned

that there's still no nation wide north korea texting l g b t people from discrimination you have like marriage equality and like that's probably not going to go anywhere but there's so much more rights to be had for people you know like i do i took a cross-country trip with my partner 2 years ago and we were discussing how like as we drove state to state our rights drastically changed our protections drastically changed and and that's to you know gay men not to mention trans people that are not going to be validated for that i see so much more progress that could be made over time a sentiment echoed by all those who come to the memorial park office at this time mourning right to me means acknowledging my history i'm a bisexual person a pansexual person and it acknowledges my history and what we've fought for to be recognized to be able to get married to the people we love to be able to be in public with the people we love and just to be able to be ourselves and come out

like and there's still a lot of progress to be made there while for many tourists this gay rights memorial represents a moment in history for all the l.g. t.v. from the stone ruling is a reminder of the struggle that continues today. on just sports and tonight's highly anticipated women's football world cup quarter final hosts france against a holes united states d.w. asked for sunday how does he have to fill us in welcome and see but to talk about the 2 big sides lots of talk about tweets as well and yes would you believe donald trump has been tweeting if the american team captain megan rapinoe found time in japan to to ask her and to push her on matters with back in january she was that photo shoot she said if they were invited to go to the white house which is traditional. team wins in the states that they get invited that we wouldn't go and then she go on to say well actually we probably wouldn't be invited to trump

thought of a bunch of tweets now a strong experience captain is miss rypien oh you might have expected her to stand down as a maybe yield to the u.s. president on this one to commander in chief but as for about to find out that was not the case. a war of words has disturbed the usas quarter final preparations comments meghan rypien ohad made at a photo shoot back in january resurfaced this week. now and i thought the white house we're not going to be invited back with you but i doubt it u.s. president donald trump took offense to these comments responding with a series of tweets he claimed to be quote a big fan of the american team and women saka but meghan should win 1st before she talks finish the job he then said quote we haven't yet invited meghan or the team but i am now inviting the team win or lose meghan should never disrespect our

country the white house or flag especially since so much has been done for her and the team. but meghan repeat no is thick skinned and has stood her ground at thursday's press conference she made only a small concession when it came to her previous remarks. i stand by the comments that i made about not wanting to go to the white house with the exception of the ex but if my mom would be very upset about that i don't think that i would want to go in and i would encourage my teammates that think hard about landing that platform or having that co-opted by an administration that doesn't feel the same way and isn't fight for the same things that that we fight for the team's quarterfinal match with france will be decided by the tightest of margins rypien oh says if anything this incident will make them stronger. ok so there's the background but let's talk about the game itself the u.s. is going to have to get past france before worrying about going to the white house

give the president's got a point his fans have been really impressive yes the usa have been the defending champions they're fantastic under pressure they've got big stars but france have been young and unafraid of the occasion on each time they've come up they scored goals for fun. and that they young on the fred mean something to not because they're playing at home and on a big big stage it's a sell out tickets are going for 20 ton 20 times face value it's a hot ticket on a hot not this is one of the biggest games of women's football live. there's already been one quarter final played already how did it in reverse is that it was a really good set up for this game phil no way would seem to be the perfect test for england a calm and cool they got past a strike there on penalties they got individual collective might and in the opposite camp england haven't really got going in this tournament yet so the question being asked here could the law and this is following the very best when it mattered most in the biggest game of the tournament so far and the answer was

a very resoundingly yes. a close game was expected between these 2 evenly matched signs by. in just the 3rd minute england took the lead lucy bronze went on i'm rooting run and her cross found jill scott. the midfielder providing a perfect improvised finish and sparing the blushes of striking ellen white. came to prove that it was a one off white almost put england to no luck only the post denied her an eye catching 5th goal of the tournament but she didn't have to wait much longer in the 48th minute nicky to paris race 3 and unselfishly set up white norway simply couldn't cope with england's movements all whites like to go. after halftime bronze caps an outstanding performance with a goal that brought the coach and superstar fans alike to their feet a rocket to make it 3 nil and getting liniments and going into the semifinals.

well then the lie this is a does that make them favorite sides up where the put the v. a very not to put some strictly in the line of fun out of one of their traditional rivals that being expectation fill you know when the bandwagon rolls out of fleet street to all corners of the of england that that can sometimes get a little out of hand that expectation can be crushed or can crush hope they have put in really great performances now the expectation is on then they're off and then moving but if one's watching and to have don't lose both thank you that's month marks a half a century since they 1st moved landing by u.s. astronauts as part of events celebrating the star of the new documentary about the apollo 11 mission has been released it features a video which you know never before seen. this is the lunar

mission like you've never seen it before the documentary apollo 11 turns us into witnesses of history. like you know what you feel as far as responsibilities of representing mankind on this trip the enormity of this event something that only s.k. will be able to. follow 11 is very simply been given the mission of caring men to the moon landing that there and bringing them safely back. like this is a movie 50 years in the making of the footage is original the voices are original no new shots no narration apollo 11 gives audiences a front row seat at the 1st manned moon landing as it really happened. the team of filmmakers used brand new technology to restore nasa footage from 1969 . we were all dumb struck me immediately at how

beautiful the cinematography was the detail in the footage that we were seen was something i just had never seen before there was 3 or 4 of us in there over just speechless. minutes and then we recreated the entire mission and 9 days so we have a timeline where you can look and see over $100.00 tracks of audio and that took the better half of a year just to compile that we were working with 18000 hours of uncatalogued audio 11000 hours of which was from apollo 11 the cabinet and the that the official with what it is there that we have hundreds of rails of footage newly rediscovered footage reveals a candid look at the men who risked their lives you have to kind of woodell down one of the key moments what were the moments of humanity that happened what were the things that stood out what really got me. was the emotion on their faces you could see the weight of what they were about to do. in

a way that i had never seen it before and that's when i knew that we had something millions of people watched the moon landing 50 years ago now millions who weren't yet born will see it almost as if they were there. they have remains of the bridge that collapsed in genoa and it's really an ogress last year of being demolished 43 people were killed when disaster struck today engineers demolished the last remaining had. controlled explosions brought down the $100.00 metre towers in less than a minute's. government says and a new bridge will be completed by next spring. but here's a reminder of our top story this hour world leaders are attending the g.

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