agree with them, but you don't have to look far to see areas of conflict. eyes of the jailed russian opposition lead to lexi nevada. me are using geneva to remind people what bruton can do to his enemies. russia is also accused of being involved in recent cyber and ransomware attacks on the us, as well as interference in various elections for us president joe biden. this is about trying to rein in rushes more disruptive behavior. it's about making myself very clear what the conditions are to get a better relationship are with russia. we're not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions, which we think are inconsistent international norms. both men have agendas.

both men have their red lines. and despite the tranquil surroundings, few here are expecting a research in us russian relations anytime soon. well funded, i found a phenomena in geneva vall that summit i found a biden as promise. you will set clear, read lions uprooted. how tense will this meeting be? the 2 presidents kicked off their meeting with a very nice photo opportunity. we sell them smile and shake hands in front of the camera, but now there are getting down to business and there are a lot of controversial topics on the agenda. joe biden has promised to talk about human rights abuses in russia, flooding new puts in, doesn't like to be lectured about that joe biden also wants to talk about russia us aggression against ukraine. and we can imagine that let me put in doesn't want to

talk about that. so a lot of controversial, controversial issues on the agenda. however, my impression also is that both sides a want to lower the temperature and notch or 2. and they're trying to find ways to resume their dialogue over there were protests in geneva today against tutoring over the poisoning and the jailing of a position as a in a volley. how will baden a bite and tackle that issue? he has promised to raise the issue during the talks him geneva because the poisoning of for the opposition leader alexander volney and he's incarceration has cost a lot of outreach in the u. s. and in europe. so he is definitely going to talk about that and he has the backing of american life. we still quite strong statement

from nato, from the g 7 leaders on that issue. however, here again, we have to say that not me put in is not likely to listen. biden said he will also confront putin with the allegations that russian hackers are behind cyber attacks on the american infrastructure. how contentious is this going to be very contentious. i would say this topic is at the top of the agenda up to a number of far reaching cyber attacks on you as companies. some of them had rush and fingerprints on them. so joe biden is expected to demand from russia to do more to deter as such a text from within russia, borders and vladimir putin has signaled that he is ready to do something he was talking about swapping cyber criminals with the u. s. i don't think that this is

going to be enough for joe biden and additional you have to say that at least according to the us intelligence agencies. in some cases the russian authorities are suspected to be behind some cyber attacks sulisaga phenomena in geneva there. thank you. well, that summit is of course, being washed in both li, this home countries, also by our correspondents that were joined from us, colbert, emily sherman, and all of us all it is in washington for us. let's start with you. us relations with russia have worse than since the 2016 election and claims of russian interference in those elections. what americans want to see by the achieve well, here, hard to talk about foreign policy, the job was elected for essentially 2 reasons. and number one was of course reviving the transatlantic partnership, which we've seen very clearly when by them close ranks with g 7 and 8 to leaders in recent days. and number 2 is dealing with the american adversaries in particular,

that's china. but russia also plays a very important role. the central question of today's meeting will be of the u. s . can establish a more stable relationship with russia. because as you mentioned, we've seen cyber attacks. we've seen election modeling and all kinds of aggressive behavior carried out by russia in recent years. joe biden has evolved that he will draw a red line, as he said that he will hand and no longer hand out a card blow to russia. so essentially will tell, let me put into stop those activities or face consequences of the likes of like sanctions that we've seen in recent weeks. but also very important to point out is that there will be an attempt made to find areas of common ground to cooperate. and one of those fields could be disarmament. both countries have a serious interest in reducing their nuclear arms arsenal. emily, how much interest is the president putin's meeting with bite and generating at home in moscow?

it's generating huge interest. i would say here i just heard a state tv presenter describe this summit as a summit. the whole future of the whole world depends on this is definitely an opportunity for russia to kind of present itself as a superpower on the world stage. the media here has been pointing out repeatedly that it was the us that saw this meeting with russia. and i think who to knows that he knows that it's an opportunity to show once again that he can meet with the u. s. with one of the leading powers on the world stage kind of on, on one level. and that is convenient for him as well. head of the upcoming parliamentary elections, i think for normal russians, you know, they will be watching this as well because us sanctions impact russia, the russian economy and people here very much perceive the us as kind of leading policymakers in europe as well. and the economy here in russia certainly depends on

trade with europe. as interesting. you said that russia is keen to be seen on an eye, on the same level as a partner with the us and oliver u. s. foreign policy though, is increasingly focused on china and touched up on this earlier. how big of a menace does the us still consider moscow to be? well, the relations, if you look at the, how the both countries are faring in terms of diplomacy have been described as the worst since the end of the cold war. so we've talked about all the cyber espionage and ransomware attacks and really over the last years letting me put and followed his own geo political interest in a very aggressive way. and in a way that is incompatible with western values that have been a countless breaches of human rights. so the opposition leader election of ali is being persecuted. russia is deploying troops to the ukraine border. so it is a problem. china is higher up on the agenda,

but the ultimate goal of today's meeting and of foreign policy looking at russia is finding a working relationship, getting back to some kind of normalcy with russia, and then focus all time and energy on the biggest foreign policy problem for the u . s. and that is china. emily, do russian think the us grievances of election meddling, for example, and computer hockey, legitimate concern. why think most russians here, i believe the official line of the authorities, which is that russia did not meddle in the u. s. s. elections that there were, were no russian hackers involved there. and people here that i've spoken to at least certainly seem to believe that this is all part of some kind of a roster phobic campaign that's been going on for the last few years. that's also the view that's being presented time and time again on state tv here. and over the past few years, i think these hacking accusations have also become so frequent along with us and

european sanctions that people almost kind of don't pay attention to them. it's almost part of the new normal here, i think for people who w as emily serve in the most go there and olivers, i live in washington. thank you both. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. israel has launched as strikes on the gaza strip. that's the 1st military flare up since last month's cross border fighting. these railey military says it attacks come off compounds in response to incendiary balloons, launched from the palestinian territory. authorities say the balloons caused around 25 in open field ones. the north korea's lead came dome on has warned of possible food shortages are the meeting of his ruling workers party. he blamed for he called the 10 foot situation on the corona, vice panoramic and on last year's typhoons party officials to try and find ways of boosting the countries agricultural production. i guess, all talk to the socialist candidates. pedro castillo has claimed victory,

and through the presidential election he ended the lengthy vote. count 44000 votes ahead of his right wing rival keiko for the more she has pledged to fight the result which election authorities have not yet formerly announced in turkey. slimy, floating miles of yellowish white sea slime is threatening marine life tourism. and the fishing industry, especially in the sea of mara and the water's just south of stumbled, but also in the black sea and the gnc. the so called seas not is caused by poor waste management. aided by rising water temperatures attributed to global warming, the turkish government recently launched an action plan to clean up the slimy substance. but many se the efforts came to lace all correspondence, brave the waters of the sea of mamma, to send us this report. webs of seek yellowish slime.

they are covering corals wrapping themselves around crabs and c urchins suffocating marine life. but this isn't a horror movie. it's under water footage from the sea of mara, off the coast of the stumble. the so called sees not in science speak, marine usage is produced by some alligator. the slime has been spreading for weeks, thriving on warm temperatures and pollution. it's a manmade disaster cuz i could, you know, the seas not very difficult to grab, hold off this stuff a so sly need. it slipped through your hands and back into the water of a new ball. it's really revolting. an aerial view illustrates the extent of the environmental crisis. carpets is mucous

along the coast line, clogging ports and beaches, as well as affecting the sea of mom moran and the metropolis of symbol. the line has also taken over parts of the adjoining a g and, and black seas. it's a threat to the local fishing industry. and swimming is now impossible, in many places in town at the and i had heard of the seas not, but now i can see how bad it really is. i tried swimming with there is less of it, but my skin still felt 18 cushion that they're both on just so if you have mitchell shows that we usually come surfing here every week. but now we are really worried that we have to go further out because the slime is all over the short. but you can just say that again, this authentic. i've been diving here for 10 years, but i've never seen a natural disaster like this. so it's been there was c, not when i was a child, but it was never as bad as the kids large though the turkish government has

recently started to tackle the problem. the environment minister launched a massive clean up operation. dressers are pumping out the slime and workers are bringing the muck. assure for disposal, it looks like an impossible task, and many experts say it's already too late. below, none of them are yet. what we see on the surface is very worrying. but it's just a tip of the iceberg. the real problem is under the water. this is where the slime is spreading, and it's getting worse every week. after that as the last few months. marine biologists like most of a sudden say, the scourge of cease not is not just a turkish problem, but a storm warning to the world. the climate change is pushing our planets, life support systems to the brink. for the

victims human trafficking as physically and mentally traumatising and sometimes deadly for criminal gangs. it's highly lucrative. the main smuggling roots around the world are through latin american, the mediterranean, and asia gangs often force the victims into prostitution or slave labor in the service industries. with police have been cracking down all the $150000000000.00 black market. the alliance against trafficking in person says the only way to stop it is to try to stamp out the demand for cheap sex. the w correspondent jumped philip choice, went to italy on the trail of the nigerian mafia. he spoke to traffic us onto some of the women they exploited. the scenes could have been found at countless industrial areas in italy, on any given night, young nigerian women working the street, almost none of them of their own free will. at rome,

central station we meet david. he says he was a member of the nigeria mafia until he witnessed the brutal murder of a woman forced to work as a prostitute. the spit into pieces. then we'll package it. so for example, if you have 10 people that know the dead body, you've got one killer at that one killer. it won't kill, everybody will be split it. you can never tell the person you can never have the person again. the person is missing is gone. one of the nigerian murphy as basis is said to be the southern italian village of tour. no often nigeria, madame is in charge of a group of young women behind her, a well organized network of violent operatives smuggling young women from africa to europe. juliet or sabo arrived in italy about a migrant boat 4 years ago. she saw 1st hand how the human traffic is and the madams operate. the be the go

like. are you ready to pay had the money or north? and if the guess is no, i'm tired. i don't want to do this walk anymore because he's a bit go, no food, no water. the log, the girl inside the room for 4 days on the day are able to call. ha, juliet managed to escape the traffickers and found refuge at a women center for migrant. she believes most women like her full victim before they even leave their home. countries want to fight their right smugglers. you young women to europe with lies and promises on arrival. they're told they are thousands of years in debt and have to pay it off. sergio, and that sorrow is an advisor to the anti murphy, a commission in the italian parliament. he says the italian state now treats the

nigerian mafia the same as the italian mob. yes, they are my son that the code law for 16 be so they have a structure like matthew. so the code of silence violence, intimidation, psychological pressure revealed in something. so ex mafia. member david says the nigerian groups are now operating right across europe and they all have one thing in common violence. he shows us a gruesome video of men beating a woman. david says she refused to work on the street so they tortured her to death . most of them were not registered. nobody knows about the government. don't know anything about india here. you don't have the committee don't have innocent. so it did die is very difficult for the government to know that the splitting husband recent juliet has since been registered with you for a t's. she now has a visa and a job at a local restaurant. but you know, she's one of the lucky ones. as long as there's a demand for cheap 6,

the mafia will keep exploiting young women and their search for supposedly better life will continue to end on the street. so football, now germany hosted the world champion france in munich last night. in the end, it was decided by an own goal veteran, defend a month almost reflected of passed into germany's own net, and that was all the help france needed. solitary goal was enough to give them up one mill victory for german football fans. the night started with a lot to look forward to after a year, which the pandemic robbed them, of one of their greatest joys. they were happy just to get together again. cheers and plenty of beers. but just one downside. the result euros. mood has made its way to germany, around 500 friends, watch the game against france,

garden in urine. but due to the pandemic, it's been a while since they've been able to sit outside for this, for their guys. got really, really great. just great. there's lots of people here and it makes everyone feel good. we've had a month was months ago. you wouldn't have thought this would be possible, but it's amazing to somehow be back to normal. talk no monitor. i'm on mac though, and i notice that the moods still not quite there yet, but it's coming back slowly. and when you're sitting here you realize people are happy to watch germany again. but the good vibes didn't last long. the match, start, see, well with france to better teen and math hummel's scoring and then go up, you know, nice about i wasn't convinced by the 1st half your goal from homeowners, not me back of the ones that i believe in the team. and i hope we can come back in the 2nd half. the, the things didn't get better. france were simply too strong. and germany didn't

really look like scoring. but the fans, well, they continue to hope it was not the end of the world. we love what nil and we have to what the name, but the tournament is still wide open and excited about doing well in the next one . anything maybe that public viewing now is it finally to be allowed to watch the match on a big screen? i'd cool after everything that's happened, you could be together drinking beer. it's a dream. despite the defeat, still some positives to take away to be able to watch football together again to get behind the team. and there's always the next game to look forward to there was a moment of drama, just before the game kicked off when a greenpeace protest and a motorized parachute crash landed on the pits. this video shows the infiniti clip some overhead camera wise. several people will then hit hospitalized for injuries

when he suits directly. all the spectators split. the munich, investigating the incidence, which you, if i call reckless and dangerous act, greenpeace has apologized and said the man was not supposed to land on the face. max meredith, cause a member of the d. w. sports team, and the man who shot that video, which has since been viewed by more than 4000000 people. max. tell us about that incredible moment. that you witness then inside the stadium last night. hi god, yeah, i mean surreal. i've never seen anything like it at a football match. we've seen a few sort of publicity stunts ahead of us for games. so when i was at my observer seat, looking up to the sky, i thought this was just sort of, some sort of you a for thing that was designed to bring the bowl down to the match. indeed, he dropped a sort of yellow ball onto the match. but as you mentioned,

that wasn't plan to fly into the stadium. now i was at the alley on serena a few weeks before filming with a camera man who was flying a drone there. and we had together remarked, oh, be careful of the wires up there. this person had either not seen the wires beforehand or was surprised by them. i don't know what they were thinking. dropping so low as you mentioned, clipping one of those wise, incredibly dangerous. i'm, you know, for a moment i thought he was going to land in the crowd. he. he diverted his sort of motorized propeller over as a slightly clipped. it was a really loud noise and really disconcerting for but until a few minutes after i had still thought this was some. so you a fast on gone wrong. but yes, you could see that in these pictures how, how, how low he came. and do you think a lot more damage? could have been done that oh, absolutely get. i mean, you know, he really pulled out of that dive very,

very sharply clipped that propeller. it was much closer than it looks like in the video. of course, the video sort of creates a bit of distance. i was about 10 minutes away from where he clips. we immediately office spoke to the lighting crew, who said none of their staff members were injured. that's roughly where the lighting crews usually base their for post match interviews and so on. but as you mentioned quite a few people injured. as far as i know, the parachute is in a perfectly fine condition. my camera man was pitch side and assumed he had broken his ankle at the very least, but it was really incredible to see. and so, so lucky that he, himself and others were not seriously hummed or indeed died in munich. max merrill, thank you very much for your video and your time. you're watching the news coming up next in news, asia, afghanistan's polio problem with more health work as much in the line of duty. what effect is that having on the countries beleaguered immunization program?

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