what can we realistically expect at the capello hotel? begin to discuss that with gordon chang. he joins us from new york on this sunday. thank you for joining us. given all the anticipation and build up of this event, the expectations are certainly sorry, but we get little information about what is going to be playing out. have you seen anything like this? gordon: we have not. this is historic because it is the first time a sitting president has met a north korean leader. there were expectations if you go back a month or so ago that the north koreans would commit to giving up their weapons. since then president trump has lowered expectations, started talking about this as a meet and greet. maybe this is the beginning of a long process, but kim jong-un gets most of what he wants, which is legitimatization. this will bolster his rule at home. kim gets a lot on tuesday morning at 9:00. trump says he doesn't have to do a lot of preparation leading up to this, that it comes down to attitude. he says he will the -- he will read the room. how i

[applause]: -- [indiscernible] >> from the capello hotel, part of singapore. it is small resort island, not far from downtown singapore. it is five minutes past 3:00 in the afternoon in singapore it 3:05 here in washington and we are awaiting the next event into the schedule event as a news

[applause]: -- [indiscernible] >> from the capello hotel, part of singapore. it is small resort island, not far from downtown singapore. it is five minutes past 3:00 in the afternoon in singapore it 3:05 here in washington and we are awaiting the next event into the schedule event as a news conference. the president indicating he will welcome the north korean leader to the united states, potentially a white house visit. the president indicating he would invite him to mar-a-lago. the president will hold a news conference to provide more details in terms of the document that the two leaders signed. today began at 9:00 this morning when they arrived at the hotel. a series of meetings, election and then the signing ceremony. that walk along the colonnade. the presentation -- the breezeway. the president is heading back to downtown singapore for the news conference with the reporters gathered. and then heading to air force one to head back to the united states. mexico, missouri. republican line. go ahead. hello? you got him. because i am proud what our president ha

it is now living for santos a and the capello hotel. are what you are seeing on your screen right now. this is the north correspondent. let's get a check on the markets right now to see if anything is moving with david and less. -- ignles. david: have a look at equity markets. equities are a. this is 23,000. keep in mind, this was closed yesterday. that being said, we are still getting some positivity more or less across these markets. let me point you to the costs 200 index. level, 317,at the the price of december puts on this one. we will get that on the bottom of your screen. long story short, you look at how the prices are on the way down. i think it is june, 2018. these calls have been pushing up. in other words, the best at the moment are tilted in favor of this summit helping sentiment push through. that is one indication. just keep an eye on that. here is our risk screen for you. what you want to watch is the dollar yen, dollar swiss. it is this key cross right here. if they look at this, start to head up, that means we are in t

well ben walked the walk on the red carpets of capello hotel but are they talking the talk and investors don't seem very convinced lead to a very subliminal subdued movement in the markets today. this is framed to look like a win but the market is seeking further clarity as to what this denuclearization actually means jill how do european markets work into what are they even reading into it at all i mean the market reaction here has been pretty flat as well and in contrast to the cautious optimism in the lead up to the summit but that optimism of course was a founded on nothing going terribly wrong no nothing has gone terribly wrong and now we have the outlines of the agreement that are light on the kind of detail that would provide fresh impetus from investors and that's indeed reflected on the indices which are more than restrained today then because i think investors and do realize that this is just the start of a process and that there will be more for them to react to that on the line that would be more significant perhaps like obvious failure or success i think what's interesting i

e capello ho what will happen inside is the question. with plenty of other players potentially watching courtside. >> this is an important step, that ve chosen a hotel and it tells you that at the very least these advanced teams from north korea and the united states are capable of reaching an agement on something. >> live from washington, always interesting. 4:25. we want you to know we are talking aboution results. look at oyour screen. in the race for california attorney general, the incumbent has a 20 k for -- 20. lead. >>> the federal government now says without changes being made, medicare is on track to run out of money in eight years. that's three years sooner than the previous estimate. will run out in that social 2034. president trump made a campaign promise not to cut either program. the treasury secretary released a statement saying there's time to fix the prob less than a wee po death of a hospital patient monday morning. according to the san francisco chronicle, the woman was on an involuntary century -- psychiatric old. th

this is the venue for the historic north korea some of the luxurious capello hotel on some toes an island off the coast of singapore donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un are due to meet here on tuesday morning kim was the first to arrive in singapore and has already met with the country's prime minister trump followed a few hours later expectations are high particularly in the united states are watching correspondent alexander fall naaman gathered some opinions. well their meeting be more than a photo op a breakthrough or a disaster terms decision to hold the summit called friends and foes off guard and blindsided his own aides proving once again how unpredictable this us president is it is good that this summit is taking place says dr color a former state department official and an expert on korea to cola sees it as a chance for diplomacy and things it is promising that president trump suggested this could be the start of a longer process that takes the pressure off more than one meeting because if you made it all about one meeting the chances of failure would be would be too

and the former england goalkeeper rob green says fabio capello told most players they were too fat duringe last 16. that's all the sport for now. thank you. good morning. premature births are the biggest cause of death for children under five worldwide and now professor robert winston's charity, which does research into why and how things can go wrong with conception, pregnancy and birth, says it's on the brink of a major breakthrough which may save thousands of babies' lives every year. let's talk to professor winston, and also nicola jackson, who had a very premature baby boy at 28 weeks. as you can see, jamie is now two. and hopefully we will talk to our guest in oxford when we have sorted out our technical problems. this chair is forjamie should he wish to sit in it but he is doing his stickers, which is perfect. he is consistently sticking them upside down, which is interesting! there may be method in the madness! tell us may be method in the madness! tell us what you have found and why it might help. it is not my research, it is the genesis research, a trust which i chair. what has

the summit will be held here at the capello hotel.e're at the southernmost part of the asian continent. 9:00 tomorrowd at morning. beaches, peacocks squawking. the police presence will be in full force. it has already started. singapore is saying they are spending 20 million singapore dollars to host this. half of that is coming in the form of security. talk more about the security side of things. stephen: so far this morning, there was not a lot of visible security but there will be a lot of courts tomorrow. a lot of roadblocks have been set up along the shangri-la hotel where donald trump and his entourage are staying, as well as at the saint regis hotel. big barricades and policed checkpoints where kim jong-un is. there is no schedule for him today. there have been no statements on his movements or news of rose block -- roadblocks today. perhaps he is just staying in, preparing for tomorrow. ramy: why so secretive so far on the two men, when we are so close to the meeting? stephen: they want to keep some flexibility. they showed up

the capello hotel is on lockdown and closed to the public. forces are in place at the hotels were president donald trump and kim jong-un will be staying. there are also airspace restrictions and a ban on drones ahead of the meeting on tuesday. >>> a man is in critical condition after he was shot by san francisco police. two officers were running after the man around been date down grant avenue. and officer opened fire but it is unclear why. he may not survive his injuries and his name has not been released. >>> police say they did end up recovering a gun at the scene that may have belonged to the suspect. >>> the woolstock dog show is underway this weekend in vallejo and some of the docs taking part were stolen. on their way to the bay area. john blackstone spoke to some of the owners. >> reporter: all the stars are present and accounted for this weekend at the dog show. getting there, left many with little to wag about. 14 were dog mapped. leaving their owners distraught. >> this has been one of the most stressful days of my life. all of tho

they flew in among heavy security at the capello hotel.and president trump will insist that the north dismantles its program, while camera wh -- well kim demands removing their weapons. -- changing the way banks lend money while seeing it as a victory for thomas jordan, who has been a prominent critic. load --on would have a what have required checking accounts to be backed by assets. the stock exchanges of singapore and india have the gun proceedings to settle a dispute on derivatives that threaten their long-running relationship. council for the national stock exchange says the hearings began saturday and will continue through the week. trying to stop the singapore exchange from launching derivative products. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> and of course, we are all over the world for that historic summit. a quick recap of your markets as we speak. just in case you missed it, ppi is out. you can have a look at the 4.1% on theart

will surely definitely tame the mentally deranged us daughters with fire now the stage is set the capello hotel on sentosa island sentosa meaning pace i'm trying to say perhaps at least the name will rub off on the fire really to this when it comes to negotiations is set they shouldn't even enter the meeting room fly the same door this is to avoid perceptions that one into fest and is waiting for the other it will all be choreographed through with the president and mr kim each side will try to add some stops to get advantage the question that hope is a very many decisions is how you will choose the menus what will they drink of trumps the teetotal and then there's the touchy subject of who pays for what during the pay on chang and lympics the south korean government set aside two point six million dollars this is how male and transportation expenses for north korea well they north korea which bring chile those this time without question a top priority for both sides is security with the host country has more stop and search house the place an increase in surveillance cameras and even rest

and north korean journalists who are there in the capello tell but i think let me guess probably under a minute it will start getting information of what's in it and i suspect you'll be popping on our phones in a moment when it's sent to us by the white house and the state department we know it is comprehensive according to the president he described as a letter actually a comprehensive letter we know it is historic according to chairman kim he said we had a historic meeting with signing a historic document that signals a new beginning putting the past behind remember the president trump metric for this when he spoke in canada he said it was when we were going to get on with each other he was going to determine that very quickly and he said it was about the touch and the feel just watch the two leaders as they went out the room each touched. each other on the back after they went out of the realm of ice seemed to have got on well together even earlier on after the working lunch as they headed back past the press into the hotel president trump pause for a moment and showed them kim his

they are going to be meeting at nine o'clock in the morning at the capello hotel, a hotel on the resortnta rosa, normally a place for clues to, but this will be the venue for this very high—stakes summit, at security wise it is easier to keep it separate, to break it off, because it is an island —— this will because it is an island —— this will be taking place on the island of sentosa. we don't know if it will be a one—on—one meeting, between mr trump and mr kim, or whether there will be other people in the room. we are expecting secretary of state mike pompeo to be present for at least part of it but we know this is very much hope mr trump sees his comfort zone. he likes this sort of high—stakes deal— making, as comfort zone. he likes this sort of high—stakes deal—making, as he would see it. he believes he is able to size up his opponent quite quickly and he has said he will be able to tell within a few seconds whether the meeting will be positive. barbara plett—usher, at the media centre, thank you very much indeed. let's have a little look at what north korea has built up over the de

singapore's capello hotel set to make history.resort will play host to june 12th summit with north korean dictator kim jong un. trump is expected to stay at the hotel which sits on a secluded island that once served as a pirate hideout. the denuclearization talks will mark the first ever meeting between a us president and the leader of the road regime. chinese tech giants could be back in business, reuters reported a trump administration reached a pulmonary agreement with the company lifting its ban on buying american supplies. the tech giant left economically crippled after doing business with iran and north korea, violating sanctions. the company will reportedly pay $1 b in fines, china offered to b20 billion in american goods. the philadelphia eagles head coach doug henderson expected to address super bowl champs cancels white house visit today, the trump team calling the whole thing a political stunt from the eagles. ♪ >> reporter: 1000 philadelphia eagles fans came to the white house was the only thing missing was there team.

our top story should be locked off camera at the moment in singapore at some toes are out of the capello hotel. the scope of feed through at any point we. are going to come out there inside a document quite what's in the document would actually not totally sure of the moment in the last half an hour a wrap of what donald trump. is that he said talks with kim jong un has been better than anybody could have imagined who said he had the north korean leader on the way to a signing but didn't say what the signing was going to be of course north korea looking for its long term stability future and prosperity and as far as donald trump is concerned to make everybody feel a little more at ease certainly on the peninsula he wants denuclearization but of course it's the whole fact that north korea's managed to create what they think a credible nuclear bombs that can be put on missiles is what's got him into this negotiating position the first place so not much to see other than a bunch of flowers the north korean the american flags at the moment but we think that table is going to be a center of s

shery: we have the message of a meeting in singapore, a beautiful island there, the capello hotel, that'sthat we've got here you at the trade tensions right now and the u.s. relationship with china as well, this is not only going to weigh on the global economy, but also on geopolitics. fred: there are at least two major implications for geopolitics. one, as you say, the u.s. trade relationship with china, on the brink of a trade war, could undermine the efforts with north korea, since north korea is so dependent on china. secondly, when a president goes into a major foreign-policy initiative like this, a normal prerequisite is to have all of your allies lined up to support you. at this time, however, the president has been attacking all the major u.s. allies. canada, the europeans, japan, korea, on the trade issues. therefore he has been jeopardizing the very alliances on which he relies to have a strong position going into his negotiations with north korea and/or china. this is pure folly. it is folly and trade terms because we need the other market economies to be with us in trying to g

we are perched out in front of the capello hotel, where this high-stakes handshake and summit is takingplace. i will run through a few of the comments. you think you have all this time to prepare for momentous commentary, but the wording was fairly simple. donald trump said we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. donald trump has long said that he will no within the first few minutes whether kim jong-un is going to be serious about his commitments for complete denuclearization. we have heard in the cross table tops when kim was asked directly about denuclearization, he did not necessarily answer. perhaps in the schedule of bilateral, which begins right about now, he will get down to ,rass tacks and talk about cbid complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization to use state department parlance. kim jong-un said it was not easy to get here. there were obstacles, but we have overcome them to get here. he says the obvious, there will be challenges ahead, but this is a good prelude to peace. trump also saying we are working together and will solve this big dilemma. i don'

. >> reporter: the capello hotel has been chosen as the venue in singapore.ide is the big question with plenty of other players potentially watching courtside. the two sides, the north koreans and u. s. teams are agreeing when it comes to the smaller things, like where exactly to have the summit at that hotel come of the schedule and so on. coming to an agreement on the big items, like what to do with north korea's nuclear program is tough. >> i have to ask, what is the reaction in washington to reports that dennis rodman will be heading to singapore? >> reporter: first of all, they are not confirmed reports. it is just reported in the new york post. we haven't heard anything for the white house. you heard the president after being asked about this, he did not respond to the question. >>> senator dianne feinstein has secured a spot on the november ballot. she is seeking her fifth term in the u.s. senate. so far, senator feinstein has 44% of the vote. the top two finishers will face each other in november. right now, senator feinstein is followed by democratic

now, the capello hotel where the meeting will take place is on lockdown and closed to the public. special forces are in place, where president trump and kim jong-un will be staying. there are also airspace restrictions and a ban on drones ahead of tuesday's meeting, which would be the first summit of its kind between a north korean leader and sitting u.s. president. >>> coming up, bay area home prices reach a new level of insanity.schome sells for $1.6 million over asking. the reason behind the trend may be all about bragging rights. >>> first, fans flocked to see the golden state warriors step off the plane as nba champions again. >>> well, they are off and running. and joining us to look at gavin newsom versus john cox, democrat versus republican, old versus the younger, this versus that, the campaign manager for gavin newsom. first off, congratulations. you got what you wanted. you got a republican rather than a fellow democrat. why was gavin out there saying he wanted a republican? >> first of all, we wanted to make it to the runoff no matter who we were up against. it represe

it is going to be at the capello hotel on the island off the coast of singapore. a luxury hotel, to presidential suites. that's very interesting. you know, this location will be taking place 9:00 a.m. local time here in new york and it is a two-hour face-to-face. two hours between these leaders with just translators only. that is a long time to have to world leaders in the room with just translators. it may be unprecedented frankly. >> it is a long time, but at the same time it's been a long time coming. this is something that is an historic meeting that's never happened with united states president in the north korean leader. speaking as an attorney he's done a lot of negotiations. two hours is not a lot of time especially when you do have to have the give-and-take between translators. they have a lot of business to get done. this isn't something they've been able to do via e-mail and things like that. they had to sit down and come face-to-face and there's no one i would trust more than president trump been a very strong american advocate in that room. two hours

of for gelati sparked by a job transfer to the vatican embassy in washington a tribunals convicted capello after today trial the first of its kind to be held inside the vatican. now tens of thousands of protesters have marched through central london and now they're demanding a second referendum on e.u. membership was the terms of the country's withdrawal become clear leave barca has more. i was you know again. politicians from across the u.k. political divide side by side of the head of a munch attended by thousands. they arrived outside parliament with one demand a final vote on any u.k. exit deal among the demonstrators members of prime minister to resign may's own political party committed to overturning bricks it we want a people's fate deal or no deal and i think that's right it can't be right that six hundred fifty politicians sitting in parliament who are amongst themselves as indeed our government and cabinet is divided on this special i think sixty five million people in our country should have a vote on the final deal the protests is part of what's being called a summit of action

trump president donald will address the global press corps here at the capello hotel sentosa rosa islandmeeting is made public. this is a commitment on behalf of kim jong-un to denuclearize, but now the work begins and how president trump will seek to portray their ability -- [inaudible] matt: it sounds like we have lost kevin's audio. he is in a room full of press and other signals conflict in. i want to get back to stephen what is thek you, view from asia on this? japan has important accomplishments it wants donald trump to achieve getting prisoners back from north korea. china has a lot riding on this. that country looms large at the summit, even though they aren't taking part in it. i wonder how asia is seeing donald trump coming through here? he has been praised by the leader of south korea, for example. well, i think the specter of nuclear war, as you have been discussing, the fact that has been lessened after all the rhetoric over the past year, that is a good thing for asia and japan. i have been in japan many times when we were covering the missile test that flew over and japan

fabio capello, one of the previous managers, didn't tell the players untiljust managers, didn't tellh in one of the major tournaments. i can hear them laughing and joking. it's interesting that fabian delph, in his press conference, said well we are in training things are serious, we get at each other. that is what they need to do on the pitch, to hopefully start with a win and get the campaign off to a flying start. many thanks indeed, good to hear thatjordan many thanks indeed, good to hear that jordan pickford many thanks indeed, good to hear thatjordan pickford is a safe pair of hands, if he's with darts.|j can't tell you how different it sounds from other world cups i have covered, playing darts with the players, we were not allowed anywhere near them the last few times i did a world cup. it is nice, i guess that reflects the relaxed approach. and they are ahead, they have scored a victory, 3—0 up already. long may it continue. they will be searching for a hero tomorrow. iceland found theirs in the shape of their part time movie director goalkeeper who saved a penalty from none

hotel the shangri-la where he will be until there is focus on another hotel and that is the one the capellootel where the u.s. president on tuesday will sit down with the north korean leader kim jong un on the island of sentosa here in singapore that is the focus now that is what the world has been watching and waiting for for so many days and weeks the summit the singapore summit that was on that it was off back on and the pace in which there has been preparation to get to this point has been feverish we know that there's been some twenty million dollars spent on security but it is the substance of this meeting that will matter so much there has been such a challenge adrian when it comes to trying to define denuclearize ation the end state the u.s. is looking for and move beyond this just being a photo opportunity something that many have argued is something that the north korean leader is craving the u.s. president defending that saying that this will be a photo opportunity with a message a message of moving poor the challenge being those concrete steps towards the years long process of d

and the former england goalkeeper robert green said fabio capello told those players they were to fighte stories later. within the past hour, spain has offered to take in a rescue vessel which has been drifting in the mediterranean with more than 600 african migrants on board. the spanish offer follows the refusal of italy, and then malta, to allow the ship to disembark. italy's new populist government has pledged to curb migration from north africa. richard lister reports. marooned in the mediterranean, these are some of the 629 rescued migrants now denied entry to the closest european ports. among them more than 120 unaccompanied children. lifejackets now! pass me the lifejackets...! they were picked up in a series of dramatic rescues off the libyan coast at the weekend. the conditions were difficult. at least 50 were said to be at immediate risk of drowning. get them off people...! after being transferred to the aquarius, run by a humanitarian group, they were allowed to leave the rescue zone and head north. but they were stuck between two countries, both adamant that they are not ob

for gelati sponsored by a job transfer to the vatican embassy in washington a tribunal convicted capello after a two day trial the first of its culling to be held inside the vatican. but hundreds of palestinians protested in the west bank on saturday against sanctions imposed on gaza by their own government tens of thousands of government employees in gaza have gone without pay for months a report imran khan is in ramallah where the palestinian authority is based. it's likely that the organizers are going to be very disappointed in the size of this crowd it's about a couple of hundred people but these people are making their voice very clearly heard they only really have one demand and that's lifting the sanctions by the p.a. on gaza and giving some relief to the people of gaza now in recent weeks. already are being criticized for heavy handed tactics against the protesters but this one seems to be a lot more peaceful there is a palestinian authority police presence but it's not nearly as heavy handed as it has been in previous weeks will it stay in the region because thousands of civili

here on central island time he is the capello hotel on the hill where the summit will be held tomorrow a.m. that's what we are focusing on. what will be the dynamic between the two gentlemen when they meet face-to-face, shake hands, and have a brief few minutes chat? that will set the attitude, says donald trump. so far, it has been a slow news day. the two gentlemen have been here ,lmost 24 hours respectively but not a lot of news. donald trump had a bilateral the president of singapore and has accepted an invitation to come back in november for a state visit. perhaps he will take that onto the aipac meeting in november. this is small news compared to the big story and that's building up to tomorrow morning. we had the two sides meet this morning at 10:00 to just about lunchtime, ironing out the final details ahead of the summit tomorrow. we had the u.s. ambassador to the philippines acting as a key negotiator for donald trump and the north koreans. he attended that meeting. we don't know what was said. mike pompeo said demands from the u.s. side have not changed. matt: do we have any

the two leaders flew in amid heavy security yesterday and i set to meet at the capello hotel. point will being denuclearization. the white house's stated goal for the meeting. kim would demand the u.s. remove its weapons from the region. a planland has rejected to change the way banks lend money in what is seen as a victory for thomas jordan. he has been a prominent critic of proposals that opponents that would make switzerland less attractive for investors. option would have ended the system of allowing only the s&p to create money and require checking account to be backed by assets with a direct claim on the monetary authority. in the u k, the millionaire brexit backer will be questioned in parliament over his contact with russian officials. whether banksnow profited from the meeting and whether he used the money to fund his campaign. that follows revelations that he repeatedly met the russian ambassador. biggests one of the donors before the 2015 election and has reportedly given more than 8 million pounds to leave. eu. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in

both of them having a tough face leading into the capello hotel -- capella hotel. koreans plan to leave later on this afternoon. negotiations have escalated to a point that was faster than koreans, but the north that theyictating could be here for the photo op, and they got that legitimacy when it comes to being on the international stage. kevin, final thoughts? kevin: just to see president trump walking in, his face 25 minutesression, after tweaking news of his senior economic adviser's heart attack -- tweeting news of his senior economic adviser's heart attack. a moment to no one thought possible and now the hard work truly begins. yvonne: any more intel on kudlow? kevin: his lower-level staffers are caught offguard. it is 9:00 new york time. thatknow the importance larry kudlow plays within the administration. someone that was working in the media before this. in common inot terms of personality with president trump, someone very the international trade agreement on behalf of the administration. he takes a more pro-free trade approach and world feel. -- worldvie

the session will be at the capello house just off the singapore man lang. -- mainland.ay monday for events -- leaving all day monday for events, and the day is blank on tuesday morning, leaving open the possibility of more sessions in the afternoon. more preparations for that meeting, and how both sides and the country of singapore are preparing, this is in "the wall street journal." showing a picture of the capello house hotel there, where that meeting will take place. it, a singapore restaurant ,romoting a trump-kim menu item noting that more than 2500 journalists have registered to cover that meeting. annette in vincentown, new jersey, a republican. caller: i just have like a complaint. i am listening to an official disrespect our president, and it is very disturbing. he calls him donald trump, ron, and he mo continues to go on and on. he is an elected official and i think they should show more respect for the president of the united states. host: what official are you referring to? what were you watching? caller: mayor kenny in philadelphia, very disturbing. you are

did you know it is fabio capello's birthday. happy birthday.even spread to germany. these are pictures from the main fan park in berlin. look at the very brave group of mexican fans going wild right in the middle of the german masses. another of the favourites — brazil — also had a stuttering start to their campaign. everything looked rosy for the five time champions when the former liverpool forward phillipe coutinho smashed in this stunning first half opener against switzerland. but then it all went a bit wrong for them, as steven zuber equalised. it's the first time that brazil have failed to win their opening match since 1978. plenty of other sport going on. tommy fleetwood matched the lowest round in us open history, but could only finish second behind defending champion brooks koepka. the englishman became only the sixth player to shoot a final round of 63. yet if this had gone in, he might have forced a play—off. because koepka tapped in to win by one stroke, which makes the american the first to retain the us open title for 19 years. jo

says confirmed the location for next week's summit between president trump and kim jong-un at the capellootel at 9:00 a.m. next tuesday morning. long trackas a record of hosting top-level international meetings and offers good security. meetings and offers good security. singapore posts long-standing ties with north korea. the u.s. government has asked saudi arabia and other opec producers to increase production by one million barrels a day as gasoline prices surge to their highest in three years. president trump has publicly complained about the opec policy that has helped to boost prices and train the glut. sources say it is unusual for washington to ask for a specific output hike. says iran has drawn up a tentative schedule for boosting production of uranium. the plan was outlined in a letter submitted monday and follows the call for iran's nuclear industry to be ready to resume work. the iaea said iran is sticking to uranium enrichment limits under the deal. the ecb is said to anticipate a pivotal discussion at next week's meeting and could produce a public announcement on when it int

hotell be the capello a next tuesday morning. they have a long track record of hosting top level international meetings which offer good security. singapore boasts long-standing ties with north korea. the white house says president trump does not plan to -- presidentow says the would prefer to negotiate separately despite the nafta partners repeating a commitment to a three-way trade accord. negotiators reached agreement on discussion.ssues on the ecb is said to anticipate a pivotal discussion at next week's meeting which could produce a public announcement. we are told the governing windingwill treat it as down bond buying. it's currently intended to run until at least september. the bank declined to comment. u.s. tech suppliers led higher they signedrt that an agreement that could lift a ban on buying from american companies. the reuters report quotes the commerce department saying no definitive agreement has been signed. the company replaced top executives and president said last month it could resume business if it paid the $

england goalkeeper rob green, who played at the 2010 world cup in south africa under then manager fabio capellore overweight and you do not know if you are playing or not, it is overwhelming at the minute. you could guess that was happening. not happy. no wonder they all... can you imagine being weighed at all?! i do not bother with that. we will see you later on. with more than 200,000 homeless people across england, wales and scotland, solving the problem completely might seem like a distant, and unlikely, ambition. but a report by the charity crisis claims homelessness in britain could be eradicated within ten years, if a series of measures and government policies are put in place. the report follows a £30m investment to help rough sleepers announced by the government this weekend. jon sparkes, chief executive of crisis, joins us from our london newsroom. thank you for your time. good morning. can we have a snapshot about this cure for homelessness? the plan we launched today sets out how we could end homelessness in great britain. what we mean by that, nobody rough sleeping in dangerous pla

trump and kim jong un stayed at separate hotels in the summit will be held at a third hotel, the capellof north and south korea. >>> as president trump prepares for the summit with kim jong un, another world leader is announcing that he as well is open to talks, russian president, vladimir putin, says that he is willing to meet with president trump once washington is ready to hold the u.s. russia summit. vladimir putin said he shares president trump's concerns about a renewed arms race. president trump has repeatedly called for improved relations with the kremlin. reports out of washington indicate that the trumpet ministration is working now to set up a summit between the president and mr. putin. >>> we have updates this morning about two of the largest active fires in california, those are burning west and northwest of chico. the so-called apple fire has destroyed eight structures including five homes and 2500 acres have been burned off apple road. cal fire announced this morning that the fire did not grow overnight, that is great news. there are containment numbers rising from 60% to