but other parts of the are suffering from extreme heat. this is just. the sizzling stuff and it's also. president donald trump who reaches out to

other nations at the g. 20 summit in japan to do so many issues from trade to climate change to the middle east. 15 years ago. police brutality in. the stone wall. revisits the event. the protest. tonight sees the biggest game of the. hosts for. the u.s. president. welcome to the program. parts of france are experiencing the hottest days ever with temperatures hitting $45.00 degrees celsius an early summer heat wave has been

sports scorching countries across south and central europe humans weather bureau says the record heat is consistent with patterns expected as a result of climate change france has been taking extra precautions after thousands died in a similar heat wave more than a decade ago. a tale of 2 heat waves this is paris temperatures in the mid thirty's beating the heat and enjoying. and this is southern france where record temperatures of hit the mid forty's in many towns silence deserted tourist attractions closed schools. people staying off the streets it's all about taking things slowly and lying low. the mayor of the town of cop and toss struck an urgent tone. it is very important for the government to be aware of this difficult situation until know we felt

isolated but no i realize that it's all over france you know the climate is going to change it's not going to get better so you have to start and to supporting it. the heat is also disrupting local business. who is a bit much i should be selling ice cream because today they're not eating roast chickens no way to halt if we it was before most probably all. across the border in geneva switzerland the world meteorological association said basically better get used to it. we're still only the end of june. it seems like earth is set to experience its 5 will misty is on record so that's 2015 to 2019 inclusive and this year was still half way through but you know it seems that it's going to be held having to be one of the real missed on on record. back in

carpentaria us the focus is on making it through the day there's just no way to beat this heat. well let's take you to solve crimes where we find mr chris a bachmann is in the loose not far from the heat records broken say welcome with chris what do these record breaking temperatures feel like. well it's been going on for like 3 days now and i think it even gets hotter i mean if i go to my car which i know what i. went 3 hours i get up and trust me it was 45 today it's about 37 tomorrow we get 40 here in 2 days. what you need to know is that last year alone was the 2nd or 3rd hottest summer and south of france is 1900 so we're not only report perhaps you are going to get used to disfigure as this is happening on a more regular basis in 2003 there were thousands of people many elderly who died

because of the heat that went on this relentless heat wave and like you said it's just in its late june we're used to hot temperatures that it gets to 40 if that does happen but this is late june that means we could face 2 pretty awful months ahead of us through july and august. and you mentioned people having to be a bit careful if you're if you're not used to those sort of temperatures you know you look at somebody else having a in mid forty's think well that must be must be great but we saw in the report that it people just stay inside. i promise you there's nothing right about 40 degrees whether you live here permanently whether you're a terrorist you don't want to be in that right now actually to some a sale started on wednesday for friday and for myself was one not people went to the to the summer sales because he did apologize to us because a lot of his department stores had a conditioning so a lot of people and i noticed as i was in the city center for lunch today a lot of people have hit this stores deliberately because at least they can get say conditioning a lot of similar. cinemas have been packed as well me i went on to say wednesday i

have ever given it by jay leasing called the if you want and i went swimming from 5 to 8. which is i think is probably the ideal way to escape the heat. basically the hottest people wait what you need to know is that more homes people die of a summit then during the winter in fact because we tend to take a look after the homeless and when they get cold and we see them freezing but in fact in some of the neglected and there's meant much more people who die who are homeless this summer and right now a lot of homeless shelters have reopened to put them into some sort of air conditioning situation right lisa and somewhere where slightly cooler than without face out on these are pretty horrible pavements right now and so what else. is a doing to mitigate the effects of the heat a brief yeah i'd like to say. a lot of schools close for example a lot of nurseries of closed. a lot of pots are staying open later than usual that you can get some shade and go outside. there's more reinforcement of conditions for

retired retirement homes to make sure that the conditions that they're facing are up to scratch and up to the legal requirements so it is a lot more government controls to ensure that young people young kids and elderly people in particular are getting the the cover they need and that they have to face the situation which is actually thought well it's the way the full cost is going to be $40.00 tomorrow as a state what about 30 for the next 10 days in this part of southwest france chris back when to lose me you thank you. so the g. 20 summit in japan where u.s. president donald trump has struck i can still it's eerie and note he preys on the german chancellor angela merkel who was 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 the u.s. chinese trade. with 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 trunk remained vague about the content of the discussions. the very things you discuss in fleet trade here getting some disarmament. protectionism her way to go your way we're going to discuss a lot of different things that we think make the very very good relationship. you have focused and they said 3 times 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 a scandal when questioned. you know are you over. there.

already when. they go. even if you. have 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 and 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

well. how much is the hoopla surrounding donald trump takes on the various bottles he's fighting affecting some it's agenda. the japanese 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 communicate 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 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 their camp of multi-lateralism so trade one big topic climate change another a big one that was just been one of the think this summit a big themes will lead the time for it. there will be time for it at least. 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 you 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. 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 in osaka thank you. have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world or thors is in australia so they're trying to establish the whereabouts of a student thought to have been detained in north korea relatives of 29 year old

alex signees say they haven't heard from him since tuesday and that his abrupt silence on social media is unusual was the sydney is one of the few foreign students on john young university. the funeral has been held in its union police officer who was killed in a suicide bombing in the center of cheers it was one of 2 attacks took place in the capital on thursday 8 people were also wounded the islamic state militant group has claimed responsibility. for the captain of a migrant rescue ship banned from docking in italy has dismissed threats by the country's interior minister to have her jailed declaring that her duty is to the 40 people on board italian government which has closed its waters to rescue vessels says 5 other european countries have offered to accept the migrants the vessel has been at sea since rescuing them more than 2 weeks ago. destination almost within their grasp but the standoff between the italian government and the german n.g.o.s

that runs the see watch 3 means another day of uncertainty. for some the odyssey is taking its toll in the early hours of friday morning a young man was evacuated from the ship in severe pain is a live in your old brother was allowed to go with him because he was a minor yesterday we entered the territorial waters permission. we declared a state of necessity psychological situation and the humanitarian condition has been worsening so much that i cannot guarantee the safety of the rescue anymore on . a prosecutor on the southern italian island of sicily said to have been put under investigation under recently bolstered laws that seek to prevent rescue ships from disembarking migrants and italy and there was little sympathy from the italian government for the migrants plight. so i want everybody over there is no more crew no commander that must be stopped or arrested and expelled little expect the

european union to tell me where and when these 40 people will go and for me the question ends in 2 minutes. for that we're going to figure that you know despite italian hostility the country's interior ministry announced that a deal was imminent with 5 countries germany france finland luxembourg and portugal i think offer to share the hosting of the migrants see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactivity open arms n g u n only 2 privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced strict immigration policies last year these n.g.o.s could no be on a collision course with those governments which like italy's refused to a low privately run rescue ships to dock but for the dozens of migrants still in barking and potentially deadly journeys across the mediterranean every day the ships presence could prove the difference between life and death should a deal be struck the wait for a new life in europe will finally be over for those currently stranded on board.

the hi this day here is a cultural mediator on board the sea watch 3 we asked her 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 a little ship 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 sea for this long even though we're quick to 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. 50 years ago today in the early hours of the morning new york police raided

a bar called the stonewall inn in christopher straight then asked now it was a meeting place for granted to villages l g b t community regulars we used to the bar being raided and the police brutality that often followed but that night they fought back the stonewall uprising went down in history as the 1st time gay people had resisted arrest and started riots in the name of equality in honor 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 inn 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 28 1969 police raided this spot a 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 question asked if a day's 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 work because i could be fired for being a lesbian under the law homosexuality was a legal 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. the fight for incremental change and the hope that song. has a full society would allow us to work or allow us to go to school it seemed to me that we need to force this 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 with a sickly casey handiness he's concerned that there's still no nationwide nor texting l g b t people from discrimination oh 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 your 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 has been made over time a sentiment echoed by all those who come to the memorial park off is it the stonewalling 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 should 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. not you know women's football world cup where england have to. in the 1st slot in the semifinals after dominating norway last night to win 3 nil. a close game was expected between these 2 evenly matched signs but in just the 3rd minute england took the lead lucy prongs went on the routing run and her cross found jill scott. the midfielder providing a perfect improvised finish and sparing the blushes of striker ellen white i came

to prove that it was a one off white almost put in england too no luck only the post denied her and 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 quite norway simply couldn't cope with england's movement all whites ice a 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. of the world cup hosts france face champions united states tonight in the biggest game of the tournament so far co-captain meghan repeat oh well likely play a key role in the quarter final for the u.s. team and she's also become a focal point thanks to her suggestion that if the u.s. were to win a she would turn down the expected invitation to the white house because the

president now resides in a president trump tweeted his response cause a war of words has disturbed the u.s.a.'s quarter final preparations comments meghan rypien ohad made at a photo shoot back in january resurfaced this week. i'm going to. now not go to the white house we're not going to be invited you're going to be by did 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's soccer 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 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 to 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 0 says if anything this incident will make them stronger. apple's chief design officer is leaving the company he helps shape but you don't with an eye being behind the look and feel that some of the tech giants worst iconic products are not just colorful i'm out computers from 1990 s. also the i pod i phone and even i pad jonathan has said that he'll still work closely with apple as he brews on to his next venture. the remains of the bridge that collapsed in the italian city of genoa in all this

last year has been demolished 43 people were killed when the disaster struck today engineers that demolishing engineers demolished the last remaining pillars. controlled explosions more about the economy whole towers in less than a minute. government says i new bridge will be completed by next spring. there's a mind to all of our top stories at this hour from his record of the highest temperature set ever with video out for mumps the top is $45.00 degrees celsius in parts off the south and climates experts say the heat wave could be a taste of what future summers any of them will feel like. this is day

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