this is news of live from berlin an unprecedented and unexpected meeting in north korea. that create a lot of. a lot of friendships and this is just the 6th trip so i just. put notice that. donald trump becomes the 1st sitting u.s. president to cross the north korean border where he shook hands with the country's leader kim jong food and historic photo up for what's been called a handshake for peace also on the program. protesters rally in sudan demanding

their ruling military council hands over power while the international community urges restraint amid fears of a new crackdown we'll hear from the sudanese pro-democracy activist. in turkey is tumbles l g b t community defies of banter braley for gay pride but the event is broken up by police using tear gas and rubber bullets. a michael ok welcome to the program it's being called an historic event u.s. president donald trump has met with north korean dictator kim jong un in the demilitarized zone between north and south korea where both leaders shared a symbolic handshake trump as the 1st sitting u.s. president to enter north korea he described today's events as without press. this

has never happened before an american president stepping foot in north korea crossing a line that has divided the peninsula for nearly 70 years trump said he did not know until the very last moment whether the meeting would take place. this point pan shake is all it was supposed to be when trump made his surprise off while at the g 20 summit in osaka. but then there was more kim said he hoped the moment would signal and new beginning after the breakdown of nuclear talks in february. even going dutch it once was what it was i believe that just looking at this auction is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and open a new future. on the markets but. then trump went further saying he would invite him to the us and the white house. minutes later at

a joint news conference he said it was the personal friendship between the 2 leaders that helped to diffuse tension you can talk to a great relationship i really think that if you go back to what i have years and you look at what was going on prior to my becoming president it was a very very bad situation a very dangerous situation for south korea's a good career for the world. in the end what was supposed to be a brief encounter turned into a 15 minute meeting also involving the president of south korea kim and trump have agreed to start working talks on pyongyang's nuclear weapons but it is unclear whether down the line this will remain any more than a photo op for a president keen to leave a nothing legacy here or you're here tens of thousands of protesters are taking to the streets in sudan today calling for a civilian rule nearly 3 months after the army forced out long ruling autocrat.

talks between the 2 sides over a power sharing agreement collapsed earlier this month when she curity forces violently broke up a protest camp in khartoum authorities said $61.00 people across the country were killed during the unrest that followed but protest organizers and external observers estimate that the number of deaths is well over 100. joining us now from nairobi is mohammed el nyima pseudonym the sudanese activist mohammad thanks for joining us you left khartoum we should say at the beginning of the month after the violent crackdown against protesters and you were in the crowd on june 3rd when the military opened fire today's demonstration is the biggest since that day what goes through your mind as you watch this protest evolve today. just for clarification i was not there at during the camp but i was there during the neighborhood protests on the day and that was sort of a day of despair and many people had anticipated that we would be cleared out of

the occupation which i was attending quite often but we didn't expect the extent of the violence. it was clear that the transitional military council was trying to make us afraid and so today seeing people go out in the streets in complete defiance and as we speak right now marching towards the presidential palace is extremely heartwarming what's the situation on the ground today essentially what are people saying. so people today are feeling a sense of hope that they haven't felt in a long time most of the key protests have been set on symbolic dates so the day that we all went in front of the military headquarters in april 6th which is the anniversary of the 1985 revolution and today in the 30th of june is the day when the regime took power claiming that it was sort of rescuing the people but today people are enthusiastic enough to believe that we might be able to win. do you fear

another violent crackdown. well the professionals association released a statement recently on social media saying that we have to anticipate every possible scenario. hopefully international pressure will prevent a violent crackdown by international pressure has failed us in the past but no matter what happens this revolution is not just an event it's a process and today is a testament to the fact that people are not going to give up until they see a civilian government we should point out that these demonstrations came amid a week long standoff between the ruling military council and protest leaders like yourself what would you like to see happen when this is all will. well what we would like to happen with since the massacre of june 3rd the transitional military council has completely. destroyed any illusions that it has any legitimacy

whatsoever to be in a transitionary period hopefully the protest leaders under the banner of the forces of freedom and change negotiate a settlement where we see a complete civilian government and that we avoid any sort of soft landing approach to the revolution so that the deepest aspirations of the revolutionaries on the ground. are not filled but also hopefully we start to see changes in the way the international community responds to popular protests across the world and we feel that the united arab emirates saudi arabia counter-revolutionary egypt. in addition to your european union which provides funds and supports the rapid support for system migration we see all of these things as sort of a testament to what international states really do how they really do approach national revolts like these and sit around and we would hope that in the future beyond just statements of concern we see actual diplomacy to prevent massacres like

the massacre that happened on june 3rd undecideds to promote democracy and. sudanese activist in nairobi thank you so much for joining us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world in hong kong tens of thousands of people rallied in support of the city's police some marchers carried chinese flags showing their support for beijing's government the rally follows weeks of mass opposition protests in hong kong during which critics accused police of using excessive force . italian interior ministry. has claimed the crew of the sea watch 3 committed an act of war by ramming a police boat the captain of the rescue ship. could face up to 10 years in prison after forcing her vessel into lampedusa bay back into defended her act as necessary to avert a human tragedy. leaders of european in turkey police have

used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a rally by the people marking annual gay pride day in istanbul gay rights groups enacted this had defied an official ban on the event to gather in the city the pride of it has been banned in turkey since 24000 when 100000 people took part in the march the turkish government outlawed cried describing the community as objectionable to society. correspondent dorian jones was close to where the events unfolded and has this information. well where i am is where the l g b t private would have been if it had not be but it was banned and this very heavy police presence which is still continuing now hundreds possibly thousands of people covered in the back streets around where i am speaking initially the police did allow the price celebrations to go on but then they

decided to break it up using large amounts of gas snatch squads and also so they have been pursuing the. people all around the streets and still continue. this still using gas as we speak now start squads are still in operation where i am there's a very large police presence building up with the expectation that people still will try to mop right here later on the seafront. from istanbul now to the place where the modern fight for gay rights began new york l.g.b. t.q. activists there are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the police raid that sparked a political movement in the u.s. the demonstrators have been gathering outside the stonewall inn bar which was stormed by police in 1069 despite the advances in acceptance and right since then many protesters fear a possible rollback of progress under the trumpet ministration. raids or i'm joined by our correspondent color black who is at the 50th gate fine in new

york paula how is the situation for the l g b t community was in the u.s. 50 years after stonewall i know it's a big question who want iran to russia several ror on it i'm sure you're trying to andrew out of her out other priorities there are. you sure you aren't i tried laurence tribe or i was i was trying to say it sounds very festive where you're standing but for the 1st

time there is an alternative l g b t 2 march event in new york and why is that was riding or a group. r r r r r r r r r r r a hierarchy hard wired i was i don't ride and i'm trying. so hard i'm sure i'll write a hierarchy i don't highlight tyrone sure our guy carla bleicher in new york amid all of that the

standard thank you so much that when i was a sports now. and germany are heading home from the women's world cup in france after going down to sweden in saturday's 2nd quarter final the surprise 21 loss has left many in shock as the german women failed to take their chances and struggle to hold off sweden's attack on the german women lined up for a shot at a world cup semifinal in the absence of jennifer modish on her young team might withstood scorching french heat and an early swedish onslaught to take the lead after 15 minutes one nil to germany. the module with a 2nd goal of the tournament and one of the biggest in france 6 minutes later however the swedish women used the direct route to find an equalizer a mistake by germany at the back and sophia jakobsen school. one old at the break yacob son ashamed to roll is the most dangerous forward on the pitch in the 2nd

tough she was involved in a well constructed build up before stina black stimulus netted sweden 2nd to give his side a crucial lead. germany had plenty of time to fund the level but despite some close calls in the dying minutes the 2 time world cup win is heading home and sweeten a matching on to a semi fun. the austrian formula one grand prix has wrapped up with red bull's makeover stop and claiming his opening win of the season it is the 1st mercedes haven't tried a triumph this year the stopping jostled for position with clare he held on to seal victory but the stewards are investigating a collision between the pair overall leader lewis hamilton finished in fat. donald trump has become the 1st sitting u.s. president to cross the north korean border where he shook hands with the country's

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