almost 47th anniversary then our season sophie shevardnadze speaks to kim focus survivor of that napalm attack who says her wounds may have healed but her heart is not. after lunch so we just play around and her family is jail for the children asked us to run and i remember. as a child i just stood there and then i saw everything i saw the fall vons. landing like that and then suddenly the fire was everywhere around me and my clothes were burned off by the fire and i saw the fire. was over my left arm and in late late that and i use my right hands i wear it up and day by day i i have to go through with a lot of pain in and trauma in ny man and very low so is tim not only the scar i have from the napalm and the pain from that one did but my heart was in trouble. thousands of videos are said to be taken down from the online platform you to the video sharing joint as adopting new guidelines to ban certain groups from promoting themselves as superior with moving to the likes of neo nazis but as our senior correspondent war against the exploits it's not clear cut. you tube has again shuffled

on this 47 found a verse where the nazi sophie shevardnadze speaks director kim for the survivor of that napalm attack uses a woman's movil but certainly has not the show in full in fact in 15 minutes for you after lunch so we get clay around and. suddenly. jail for the children asked us to ryan i saw the airplane get 2 words to me so loud and so close i remember as a child i just stood there and then i saw everything i saw the fall of bombs. landing like that and then suddenly the fire was everywhere around me and my clothes were burned off by the fire and i saw the fire. was over my left arm and in late late that and i use my right hands i wear it up then day by day i i have to go through with a lot of pain and and trial my in ny man and very low self-esteem not only just the scar and i have from the napalm and the pain from that one there but my heart was in trouble and. truck in this next thousands of videos are said to be taken down from you tube the streaming platforms adopting new guidelines which ban videos that promote the supreme origin of any particular group this is just the

economic forum let's go live again to our correspondent at the ford if i'm trying to add also sophie shevardnadze who is the moderator for the softening in signature q. and a. session with world leaders. call it a hike and indeed i am keeping my promise is the main discussion of the end of the international economic forum in st petersburg wrapped up just about 30 minutes to go and here sophie shevardnadze hey she was hosting she was moderating the event this year and it's a special privilege for teeth so feels great and it's great to have you here at the our cheap order so i mean i was here last year the year before that and this event was always moderated by western journalists this time though when it was you know questions about russian meddling or russian interference because you had many other things to talk about that are very important for this world work now right on it being willing to have one plenary session that was dedicated to russian heavily into the american elections though i don't think it was more us going into that one more time but yet at the time pass and we have the mule re

the encomium survey shevardnadze almost half a century ago shows a traumatized young girl suffering from severe burns as a result of an appalling strike in vietnam today chevrons a leading charity that seeks to protect children affected by a war. in appalling girl from the famous photo that exposed the terrifying reality of the vietnam war and the founder of the kim foundation is my guest on this edition of the show. the jungle. timeless rock. the vietnam war was in many ways a media friendly conflict even decades later its image is instantly recognizable. in the media recalled accurately tell us what really went down in the impossible. welcome you read from the famous stories and photographs about the violence and the suffering will be. looking back into the bloodshed of the past teaches anything about the future concrete came folks survivor of an appalling strike in the vietnam war an author of the fire wrote a book welcome to the show it is great to have you with us today so i want to start go back and start with a picture that everyone knows this picture depicting you running naked i

hello welcome to sophia cohen certainly shevardnadze what global economy is speaking the language of sanctions restrictions trade war poor own leaders are seeking a common ground at the g 20 summit. should a breakthrough be expected while i ask until on the 1st step of the prime minister and finance minister of russia. the process of integrating the world's economies is stalling a trade war is looming between china and the us a western countries are holding up sanctions on russia but in the atmosphere of distrust is there still room for a global trade come back what needs to be changed the system to prevent the global community for the part and will change with the wards for every nation's economy. i don't see one of those hello welcome hello we're always happy to have you on our program last time running to reach you was about a year and a half ago and no fundamental shift seemed to have happened since then but still the world has changed it's just not the same. word and we hear it everywhere from davos to international forum. you i mean economists to find. common is becoming more t

the encomium sophie shevardnadze almost half a century ago she was a traumatized young girl suffering from severe burns as a result of an appalling strike in vietnam today cher wrongs a leading charity that seeks to protect children affected by war. than a poem girl from the famous photo that exposed the terrifying reality of the vietnam war and the founder of the kim foundation is my guest on this edition of the show.

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and wild later on today global business elite are coming to gather to sinclair's work international economic forum in a few days' time and it calls a boycott should there be a worry on the carswell ask mr pease close official spokesperson of russian president vladimir putin. it's always a pleasure to have you on our program my pleasure so we get a big event coming up same petersburg international economic forum but this series getting a lot of bad press and west and there are calls to boycott the forum what does it really mean les what is the aim of the boycott does the forum feel and the fact well i i don't share your view. and i think that you are overly exaggerating the situation but yes we've heard a statement by american ambassador in moscow. and he said that he was going to boycott the forum but it doesn't mean that it will be boycotted by representatives of the companies including those from the united states of america they come in they come in worse most of them traditionally they take part in forum and then they're going to contin

something more than just economic disputes or correspondent up the forum go on or to use sophie shevardnadze who was the moderator of the then signature so should give us a taste of the main event. which is why wouldn't she meet him without any conditions. that i refuse i wasn't invited to some time we know what kind of negotiated to transpose his wonderful business. at 1st he terminates and exists and contracts rights and then he stops playing by some rules and then there are forced negotiations and in the end he gets a deal which is favorable to him that he wants the same nafta that he something similar happened to japan what will happen was you. maybe i haven't announced this question in my note. thank. you see it is good i asked it generally it's good that you hear and asking questions but for now i was here last year the year before that and this event was always moderated by western journalists this time though when it was you know questions about russian meddling or russian interference because you had many other things to talk about that are very important for this world or the right

sophie shevardnadze speaks to kim phuc a survivor of the napalm attack who saves her wounds may have healed but her heart has not after lunch so we get clay around and. suddenly decide which is jail for the children and asks us to ryan i remember. as a child i just stood there and then i saw everything i saw the fall of bombs. landing like that and then suddenly the fire was everywhere around me and my clothes were burned by the fire and i saw the fire. was over my left arm and in lady lake that and i used my right hands i wet it up then day by day i i have to go through with a lot of pain in and trial in ny man and very low so is tim not only the scar and i have from the napalm and the pain from that one there but my heart was in trouble and. the head of the u.n. mission in costs of all said the balkan republic's authorities are failing to cooperate properly with an investigation into recent raids by cos of a special police during the operation which officials in the disputed territory say was designed to brick gulp a smuggling ring a un employee was arrested and beaten before being

hello welcome to sophia cohen certainly shevardnadze what global economy is speaking the language of sanctions restrictions trade wars plural later it's our signal common ground at the g 20 summit asako should a breakthrough be expected while i ask on the council on a 1st step to the prime minister and finance minister of russia. the process of integrating the world's economies is stalling a trade war is looming between china and the usa western countries are holding up sanctions on russia but in the atmosphere of distrust is there still room for a toy trade come back what needs to be changed the system to prevent the global community fall apart and will change with the wards for every nation's economy. i don't see one of those hello welcome hello we're always happy to have you on our program last time of the injury each year was about a year and a half ago and no fundamental shift seem to have happened since then but still the world has changed it's just not the same. word and we hear it everywhere from davos to international forum. you i mean economists to find. common is becoming

to back speeches and offering their thoughts on trade relations with the united states sophie shevardnadze was moderating the q. and a session and she. and our correspondent in the trying to discuss the highlights. but you why wouldn't you need him without any conditions or. did i refuse i wasn't invited i'm going to go we know what kind of negotiate a trump is he's a wonderful businessman a fast tom an 18 existing contract and he stops playing by the rules then there are false negotiations and in the end he gets a deal which is favorable to him it was the same with nafta something similar happened to japan what will happen with you. know what. maybe i have an answer to this question in my notes. or if you see it's good i also don't generally it's good that you hear and asking questions for years now i was here last year the year before that and this event was always moderated by western journalists this time though when it was you know questions about russian meddling or russian interference but you had many other things to talk about that are very important for this world where the right

fellow i've come to associate cowen certainly shevardnadze what global economies speaking the languagef sanctions restrictions trade wars world later this hour sit on common ground at the g 20 summit and suck up should a breakthrough expected while i ask until on the 1st step of the prime minister and finance minister of russia. the process of integrating the world's economies is stalling a trade war is looming between china and the usa western countries are holding up sanctions on russia but in the atmosphere of distrust is there still room for a global trade come back what needs to be changed in the system to prevent the global community from forming the parts and will change week rewards for every nation's economy. then so long as hello welcome.

continuing to rail against europe's imports of russian gas sophie shevardnadze has been talking in depth to kremlin spokesman dmitri peskov he explained why the north stream 2 gas pipeline which is expected to come online next year and that washington why wait for the interview on monday. huge international project. that we've seen other projects being and did before it started. well that is being performed for for the benefit of those countries supplying natural gas and receiving natural. the project there would be a very significant contribution for any of your and the project that is a huge competitor and very serious competitor for american gas producers and suppliers. so in syria that's the main reason of course instead of fair. competition. they prefer to react by wild west time. so they just show the gun and they said no no you guys here in europe you're going to buy our natural gas and we don't care that it is at least 30 percent more expensive than the gas coming from the russians. and an asian prime minister has questioned the findings of the dutch led investigation into the do

chance to talk to sophie shevardnadze just 30 minutes after the plenary session wrapped up now back to you in moscow so. another business day 3 to come looking forward to that another sophia thanks for that you're with international more analysis from the forum and headline news and less than 30 minutes. i determine that you're the one. who did it. so i'm going to move into the interrogation. i leave the role alleges that there for several minutes because i want you to get anxious. to think about the error of your way. and then i'll walk back and when i walk back in i'm going to have a big fix file with me. all kind of a person and i may have seen just like our surveillance video they might all be blank. but it's to show you that i have a strong investigation and i have all this evidence. so the 1st thing i tell you is . our investigation has proven that you're the one who committed this crime there is no doubt about it whatsoever we have the evidence that you did it there is nothing that you can say that will convince me otherwise all i want to know is why . could you confess to a cri

secretary general taking part it's going to be moderated by our very own i'm pleased to say sophie shevardnadze while she was just works for everyone including these people very well known in russia here look at the amount of people that are there such as the importance of this event a lot of the is listening to this it seems to have gained popularity every year held in a prestigious huge forum and some petersburg as a say we'll leave it for now we're going to be dipping into it as soon as president putin ever takes the stage there which will be in the next 5101520 minutes i guess and starts speaking we'll take you there to we'll bring you the whole thing live a promise. elsewhere final story before i go over today qatar based brokers rogers here is facing accusations of double standards for reporting on n l g b t q event the channel's repeatedly been reporting on this kind of event worldwide on its english channel but crucially of course qatar itself prohibits any kind of homosexuality with penalties of up to 7 years in prison over it. today with more l g p t representative in the public eye w

on this 47 found a verse 3 then sophie shevardnadze speaks to kim fuq a survivor of that napalm attack who says her wounds may have healed but her heart is not. after lunch so we get clay around all and. suddenly the soldiers jail for the children. to run i remember. as a child i just stood there and then i saw everything i saw the fall of bombs. landing like that and then suddenly the fire was everywhere around me and my clothes were burned off by the fire and i saw the fire. was over my left arm and in late late that and i use my right hands i wear it up then day by day i i have to go through with a lot of pain in and try my in ny mayor and very low so is tim not only the scar and i have from the napalm and the pain from that one there but my heart was in trouble. coming up next we'll take a look at the kremlin's reaction to the controversial arrest of a russian journalist in moscow we'll bring you the latest on much more when we come back. the at. join me every thursday on the alex simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i

sophie shevardnadze i spoke with config she described the horrific aftermath of the u.s. napalm bombing after lunch so we just play around and. suddenly decide which is jail for the children and asks us to ryan i remember. as a child i just stood there and then i saw everything i saw the fall vons. landing like that and then suddenly the fire was everywhere around me and my clothes were burned off by the fire and i saw the fire. was over my left arm and they laid laid that and i used my right hands i wear it up and day by day i i have to go through with a lot of pain in and trial in ny man and very low so is tim not only just the scar i have from the napalm and the pain from that one did but my heart was in trouble. rushes prosecutor general has ordered a review of the case of an investigative journalist who was charged over the weekend with intent to supplying drugs and subsequently placed under house arrest if uncle and all of the detention which is being strongly condemned by his supporters was also addressed for the 1st time by the kremlin on monday. or. vladimir puti

sophie shevardnadze who was the moderator this afternoon signature session give us a taste of the meat of it. which is why wouldn't you meet him without any conditions or. did i refuse i wasn't invited you would know what kind of negotiate a trump is he is a wonderful businessman and 1st he terminates an existing contract then he stops playing by the rules then there are forced negotiations and in the end he gets a deal which is favorable to him that he wants the same after something similar happened to japan what will happen was you. maybe i have an answer to this question in my notes. you see it is good i asked it generally it's good that you hear and asking questions now i was here last year the year before that and this event was always moderated by western journalists this time though when it was you know questions about russian meddling or russian. interference because you had many other things to talk about that are very important for this world work now all right fine i think we'll only have one plenary session that was dedicated to russian heavily into the american elections t

continuing to rail against europe's imports of russian gas sophie shevardnadze has been talking in depth to kremlin spokesman dmitri peskov explains why the north stream to gas pipeline which is expected to come online next year has got washington worried the full interview airs on monday but huge international project . that we've seen other projects being and did before it started. well that is being performed for for the benefit of those countries supplying natural gas and receiving natural. the project there would be a very significant contribution for many of your. and the project that is a huge competitor and very serious competitor for american gas producers and suppliers. so instead that the main reason of course instead of fair. competition. they prefer to act like and wild west time so they just show the gun and they say that no no you guys here in europe you're going to buy our natural gas and we don't care that it is at least 30 percent more expensive . than the gas coming from the russians about with no stories off this very short break stay with us. the european governments

them to go on so if you shevardnadze it is said the number of white supremacist hate groups is on the right but my guest today is convinced that their message of hate can be decided with. darrell davis musician who convinced hundreds of klan members to give up their ropes he joins me today to share his story. despite decades of victories for the civil rights movement america's. it is still the fabric of society these new hard line and loud civil rights groups bringing racism to the spotlight again. with a parallel rise of white supremacists and right wing is. protest tactic backfiring or provoking an extremist response can racism in the u.s. only be confronted with militancy. in the method of calm conversation and gradual away. without provoking fun. darrell davis musician and author of the book the same relationships welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us so darryl you are quite famous for befriending k.k.k. members and in many cases your friendship resulted in them living the klan you wrote a book about it so when you were starting to work on your book did you you

sophie shevardnadze about the simmering regional tensions knuckly torchy say she doesn't believe donald trump is in the driving seat when it comes to america's policy on iran you can watch the full interview on our website. i also think that it would be actually fairly irrational for iran to leave the j c p a way before 2020. simply because it is basically what a year and a few months time before there could be a change in the united states or an hour or not so i mean if they are so is not there indeed if i were and i would probably not stick with the way unfortunately at the moment it seems to me that the u.s. is iran policy houser very clear author and that author is not the president of the united states unfortunately on iran he's actually been led into a very different direction as i said particularly by john bolton who's positions on iran date back way way way or you know further down sort of back the line you know in the bush 2 administration even earlier. concerns about america's military activities on the climate front as well a new report by a leading us university the pentagon

policy towards to run that came up when not only told she spoke to us he sophie shevardnadze you can watch the full interview online home. unfortunately at the moment it seems to me that the u.s. as iran policy has a very clear author and that author is not the president of the united states unfortunately on iran 1 he's actually been led into a very different direction as i said particularly by john bolton whose positions on iran date back way way way or you know further down sort of back the line you know in the bush 2 administration even earlier. of course we'll continue to track the potentially big developing story in the ongoing tensions in and around the persian gulf either of occasions over the military buildup continues but aside from all the talking military buildup so it was hardly ever talked about the pentagon's military adventures around the world in the way they affect the environment around us not just in war zones a study out has revealed that the u.s. military produces more greenhouse gases that entire countries like sweden or denmark most emissions are directly due t

and a in the congress all their correspondent at the forum in the patrol and also at the sophie shevardnadze was the moderator at the event give us a taste of the main address. but you why wouldn't you meet him without any conditions or you did i refuse i wasn't invited to some time when i know what kind of negotiate a trump is he's a wonderful businessman at 1st he terminates inexistent contract rights and then he stops playing by the rules and then there are forced negotiations and in the end he gets a deal which is favorable to him that it was the same nafta something similar happened to japan what will happen was you. maybe i have an answer to this question in my notes. but. what you see is good i ask that generally it's good that you hear and asking questions for years now i was here last year the year before that and this event was always moderated by western journalists this time though when it was you know questions about russian meddling or russian interference but you had many other things to talk about that are very important for this world where the right holiday i think we're al

secretary general as well as going to bring a range of questions from sophie shevardnadze who's mediating that particular session the caring thing being openness transparency and cooperation in light of challenges including things like sanctions will continue with our coverage little later on the same petersburg international economic forum here. on to our other headline news then the british prime minister to resign may officially steps down as leader of the conservative party today potions held for 3 years or so now the scramble to replace him is in overdrive nominations for the party leadership start on monday with 11 candidates still vying for the top job takes a look at who's in the running. she's been burned by bragg's it and now the woman known as teflon to reason is on the way out after repeatedly failing to push her e.u. withdrawal deal through parliament last month the pm finally announced that she'd be stepping down and she did it with a whimper rather than a bang the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous during gratitu

dorothy sophie shevardnadze who was the moderator this afternoon signature q. and a session give us a taste of the main event. now i was here last year the year before that and this event was always moderated by western journalists this time though when it was you know questions about russian meddling or russian interference because you had many other things to talk about that are very important for this world work now all right fine i think we'll only have one plenary session that was dedicated to russian meddling into the american elections though i didn't think it was morris going into that one more time yet and the time passed and we have the reports it was obvious that there's nothing to talk about that was that and there were a lot of things that we could have discussed in terms of china russia cooperation road balance cooperation if you russian economic. tokenization sure and i think it was very indicative also that. person could then present see that were for us there to come back you know my questions they wouldn't answer me straight forwardly. when i

policy towards to run right now that came up when nothing he told she spoke to a tease sophie shevardnadze on this channel you can watch the full interview on our website and streaming it out he took home. unfortunately at the moment it seems to me that the u.s. is iran policy has a very clear author and that author is not the president of the united states i think unfortunately on iran he's actually been led into a very different direction as i said particularly by john bolton who's positions on iran date back way way way. down sort of back the line you know in the bush 2 administration even earlier. well we'll continue to track the potentially big story of what's happening or not happening around or just off the waters there are the ramifications of it buildup continues but a side of this story as hollywood talks about the pentagon's military adventures around the world of the way they affect the environment around us not just war zones in fact the studies reveal that the u.s. military produces more greenhouse gases that entire countries like sweden or denmark most emissions are directly

on this 47th anniversary of the nazi sophie shevardnadze speaks to kim phuc directs the survivor of the napalm attack uses a woman's movil to this day but her heart is not. after lunch so we get clay around and. suddenly decide which is jail for the children and asks us to ryan i remember as a child i just stood grey there and then i saw everything i saw the fall bombs. landing like that and then suddenly the fire was everywhere around me and my clothes were burned off by the fire and i saw the fire. was over my left arm and a in late late that and i use my right hands i wear it up then day by day i i have to go through with a lot of pain and and try my in ny man and very low self esteem not only just the scar i have from the napalm and the pain from that one there but my heart was in trouble. tracking the story next for you thousands of videos are said to be taken there for you chub the streaming platforms adopting new guidelines which bad videos that promote the superiority of any particular group or this is just the latest move that in widespread reforms by various online sites aimed