trump's expected summit with leader kim in singapore president trump will meet with prime minister shinzo abi of japan on june the seventh at the white house and the secretary pompei o looks forward to being a part of those meetings north korean vice chairman of the central committee kim yong chal is arriving in new york and will meet with secretary palm pale later this week we also have a u.s. delegation meeting with the north korean delegation in the d.m.z. committee held at has more from washington d.c. . well the white house is confirming when north korea's vice chair travels to new york city it is the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o with whom he will be meeting this is significant because previous visits between the u.s. secretary of state and north korean officials happened in pyongyang this is now happening on u.s. soil an important gesture in the eyes of the united states as the two sides begin to build trust leading towards what the white house says will be an expected meeting between the north korean leader kim jong un and the u.s. president but of course the date not yet conf

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over the sale of mortgage backed securities that was before the global financial crisis ten years ago abi as was hard hit in that crisis and received the world's biggest ever bank bailout the british government still owns more than seventy percent of the bank it's that the us claims had to be settled before it sells its stake. was the folks widely mission scandal diesel has become a dirty word in europe but a german auto parts supplier of bosch is not ready to drop the issue just yet despite or perhaps because of being implicated in the original scandal recently announced a breakthrough in diesel technology. a test drive with bosh in stuttgart a device on the exhaust measures diesel engine emissions under normal driving conditions using a complete realignment of engine components and new software engineers say they've managed to cut emissions to extremely low levels nitrogen oxide emissions are down to around thirty milligrams per kilometer around a tenth of the legal maximum. thirteen milligrams a kilometer our test vehicle has shown we can consignees you to history excessive levels of n

to be filled but there are four teams chasing them so that's dortmund hoffenheim by leverkusen and abi like so that's going to be tight and of course the relegation battle at the bottom of the table as we mentioned is also yet to be decided freiburg well spoken hamburg are still in trouble and that's going right down to the wire so some big fixtures to look out for next weekend definitely all of the addresses tom again are from our sports department thanks very much watching d.w. news for you back at the top of the hour and till then you can get all the latest on our web site w dot com thanks for hanging in. there and not just by. the simple services. they want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seven percent plan for africa charting.

to be filled but there are four teams chasing them so that's dortmund hoffenheim by laver cues and abi like so that's going to be tight and of course the relegation battle at the bottom of the table as we mentioned is also yet to be decided freiburg or spoken hamburg are still in trouble and that's going right down to the wire so some big fixtures to look out for next weekend definitely all on the edge of us it's time again i for my sports department thanks very much. you're watching d.w. news boy back again at the top of the hour until then don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our web site t w dot com thanks for watching. good. bye and dortmund shoka like to go for your favorite team sweep got all the best goes we've got all the action go to the bundesliga right here. is go home the german football here's the theory it's every man. going to sleep every weekend here on g.w. .

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trump's expected summit with leader kim in singapore president trump will meet with prime minister shinzo abi of japan on june the seventh at the white house and the secretary pompei i look forward to being a part of those meetings north korean vice chairman of the central committee kim yong is arriving in new york and will meet with secretary palm pale later this week we also have a u.s. delegation meeting with the north korean delegation in the d.m.z. . thomas has more from seoul. the talks that began on sunday and continue on wednesday inside the demilitarized zone between a u.s. delegation and a north korean delegation shrouded in secrecy as you can imagine we're not getting anything from either side directly involved but an official of the president's palace here in seoul in south korea said on wednesday that those talks all proceeding well so i thought that's the only clue we've had that's so you official also said that he expects a fruitful outcome from the meeting between kim yong chill essentially kim jong un's right hand man and much pump a zero meeting will happen in new york later

jerusalem we see it clearly ok the next the next for a this is the we have a good message also from abi we'll be able to continue all of that was that it should make the worst people was eating or the boys to see what. israel continues to accuse islamic jihad and especially hamas which controls gaza of using the protests as cover for what it calls terrorist activity proximately seven thousand palestinians participated in these riots we had several attempts to cross the technical fence and to throw molotov cocktails and other terrorist devices against israeli troops. here comes more tear gas there's been a lot of tires being burned just behind which people have been gathering some are being using slingshots to throw stones and here comes the tear gas in response from the israeli side. as people marched at a second location south of the main protest site the tear gas police intensified. as did the sound of live ammunition billon says departing with greater frequency. the protesters have seen this for weeks now dozens dead and hundreds injured even the wounded keep coming back and a bed wa

. >> on sunday on american history tv, we visit with abi evans, former engineer for the tyler district texas department of transportation, and the father of the atop the highway program. >> 1994, i took a trip to south dakota, the highway meeting. i had to give this teach to a civics club, and i challenge you to adopt a highway, to get rid of litter. and of course, that was just part of my speech and i didn't expect anybody to jump up and do anything. the more i thought about that, it might be something we could try. >> then we will visit this mouth county historical society to look about the history of race at robert ely high school. >> the school board, all white, decided to name the school robert e lee high school, which, you know, the white community would say this is just on our past and our history, we have a rich history connected to the confederacy, but in the black community, this was very much seen as a sun in there i, a gesture of defiance. >> watch c-span's cities to her of tyler, texas today at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv, and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history

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in kabul a reporter's desk is now a memorial on it the photos of cameramen now who's on the ridge abi and reporter cassie resolutely they were two of nine journalists killed in monday's bomb attack in the capital a tenth died during the attack in the east i mean hyder he was one of the last to see his colleagues alive yes it's the dangerous now it is because said that afghanistan one of the most dangerous countered in the wall that we're in this hour working we are not facing the mantra that we are facing with a huge of traits there's a from law fuels from tourists are going to. a truck bomb blast a few hundred meters away destroyed the one t.v. studios last year three staff members were injured the explosion they killed one hundred fifty and wounded hundreds more reporters were back live on the air within hours of the massive attack. another station came under attack in november shamshad t.v. was besieged for hours by i saw fighters but monday's attack was the most blatant direct assault on the media so far journalists rushed to the scene of the first suicide bomb explosion then a se

michael up in abi says whatever happens "fox & friends", please do not stop helping our case. week in and week out, by having this -- mr. trump and mr. giuliani appear and make damaging statements. you are truly the best. where could we send the gift bags? >>> members of the texas church that was the scene of a mass shooting last year will join president donald trump at the white house today for the national day of prayer. the church's pastor and his wife lost their 14-year-old daughter in a shooting. they will lead the prayer at the event. 26 people were killed when a gunman opened fire on that church. in november. >>> the political consulting firm at the center of the facebook data controversy is declaring bankruptcy and shutting down. bridge alert -- cambridge analytica is facing multiple lawsuit after it improperly obtained the personal information of millions of users. a large portion of the u.s. electric. -- electorate. >>> north korea may release three american business. the three men were accused of committing hostile acts against the country's governor's government. t

the white house bureau chief for the washington post and abi stoddard. matt, i haven't seen you on twitter this morning. no doubt you are en fuego. the president's demand that sessions reverse his recusal was unusual and potentially inappropriate. but was it illegal? >> he could make the argument but the only reason he would care who is supervising this investigation. because when sessions refused it went to rosen stein. the only reason to care is if he wants the investigation shut down. we can come up with arguments about maybe the president just wants the attorney general to oversee the most important case, but it flies in the face of the facts we look at which is that the president wants the investigation shut down. he wanted jim comey to shut down the investigation. he fired him when he wouldn't back off the investigation. he's tweeted over and over. we see reports of him trying to shut it down privately. it's absurd to create a th theoretical construct when there is evidence of what the president's intentions are staring us in the face. >> witch hun

but we can't take any comfort in that because we obviously have deep and abiing problems with what you have called and i compliment abc for this special tonight about every day racism. we obviously have some deep and abiding problems. once again, i would say we learn frommure lift. we go through these periods, and the civil rights movement in the let's '50s and early '60s was a period. we've seen several of these periods. this may be part of a turning point what happened today. >> it's interesting you note the swiftness of the decision, the fact it happened against its monetary interests of the network. there was a market for this. i wonder what you think about the fact that look, there was all this talk about roseanne representing authentic willy a group of americans that feel unrepresented in pop culture. it seems this is the other side of that in that she is really is one of the people she claims she is on the show. >> exactly. i think that many people thought, she's just an actress and acting the part on the show. that's not who she really is. i don't know roseanne barr, what her p

supposin china india and the united states the german bunds league attracts the biggest crowds and abi leipsic have the fastest growing brand of any team in the world middle eastern companies account for more than thirty percent of all shirt sponsorships for top level teams and the english premier league still the cash king with eighteen teams making the top fifty rich list earlier on i spoke to bryn anderson one of the people behind that report he says the cost of relegation from the premier league can be devastating. broadcasting revenues can represent up to eighty percent of their of their earnings and obviously their sponsors enter into sponsoring sponsorship or gauge events with these clubs on the assumption that these brands will be playing in the premier league so if they do fall down to the championship they get relegated then often there's clauses in the sponsorship agreements that they will lower the payments or in fact they might actually terminate their sponsorship agreements and equally the lose out in terms of the broadcasting revenues i believe the lowest broadcasting in

in kabul a reporter's desk is now a memorial on it the photos of cameramen now who's on the ridge abi and reporter kasi resolutely they were two of nine journalists killed in monday's bomb attack in the capital a tenth died during the attack in the east i mean he was one of the last to see his colleagues alive yes it's the dangerous now and it's because they ended up going to sort of one of the most dangerous counter than the will the universe or working. we are a lot facing that mantra that we are facing with a huge of treats is a from law fields from tourists are going to. a truck bomb blast a few hundred meters away destroyed the one t.v. studios last year three staff members were injured the explosion that killed one hundred fifty and wounded hundreds more reporters were back live on the air within hours of the massive attack. another station came under attack in november shamshad t.v. was besieged for hours by eisel fighters but monday's attack was the most blatant direct assault on the media so far journalists rushed to the scene of the first suicide bomb explosion then a second

we'll be talking about ing abi court hearing a little later in the show because that rip-roaring hearing today did have a lot of drama in it but the judge did ask one really, really good question about the prosecution of paul manafort. it's a question that as far as i know nobody can answer. and it has really big implications. so we'll get to that a little bit later on tonight. but i just want to underscore, what rod rosenstein is doing, i recognize it's been a little off the radar. it was a q&a at the newseum in d.c. then it was him at this bar association meeting for their annual meeting for law day in maryland. and i realize those things seem off the radar, right? but he really is doing something here. house republicans who support trump really are planning something, apparently for early next week where they're going to try to bring impeachment proceedings against rosenstein directly to the floor of the house without putting it through even the committee process or holding any hearings. the reason they want to get rid of rossenstein is because they think it's the way to get rid of th

jerusalem we see it clearly ok that the knicks the knicks freydis the we have a good message also from abi we'll be able to continue all of them is that it should make the worst people was eating or the boys to see what. israel continues to accuse islamic jihad and especially hamas which controls gaza of using the protests as cover for what it calls terrorist activity proximately seven thousand palestinians participated in these riots we had several attempts to cross the technical fence and to throw molotov cocktails and other terrorist devices against israeli troops. here comes more tear gas there's been a lot of tires being burned just behind which people have been gathering some are being using slingshots to throw stones and here comes the tear gas in response from the israeli side. as people marched at a second location south of the main protest site the tear gas police intensified. as did the sound of live ammunition billon says departing with greater frequency. the protesters have seen this for weeks now dozens dead and hundreds injured even the wounded keep coming back and a bed was

. >> secretary pompeo today talke abying to get a new deal that would be a treaty in the u.s. senate with iran. does u.s. want a treaty with kim jong un that would be confirmed the senate? >> we are were open to a treaty with north korea. the president has talked about a very bright future for the north korean people if the c regi end its nuclear missile program among other things. but we are open to a treaty relationship with north korea under the right conditions and as secretary pompeo has said, we're also open to a treaty relationship with iran, agaiun r the right conditions. we're trying to set forth a positive and hopeful vision for the north korean people and the iranian people. >> schifrin: the national security advisor john bolton brought up libya when talking aboukim jong un. he talked about the libya model referring to 2003 efforts to tra toll get lo denuclearize. of course gadhafi, the head of libya, ended up dead in a ditch few years later. was it not understandable that kim jong un might hearr the s elbya model and think, oh, this isn't going to end for me? >> i

united states is also financial muscle in munich the german league attracts the biggest crowds and abi leipsic have the fastest growing brand of any team in the world middle eastern companies account for more than thirty percent of all shirt sponsorships and the english premier league still the cash king with eighteen teams making the top fifty rich list well let's talk to one of the people behind the report bryn anderson is from the consultancy firm brand finance bring great stuff you on tell us the secret of success for the english premier league why are so many big sponsorship deals and big t.v. deals done around that league. well first of all thank you for having me so yes you're right the premier league has eighteen of the most valuable brands in the twenty eight teams around finance table from the inception of the premier league in one thousand nine hundred two it really has just gone from strength to strength the brand of football that's played the high tempo the act the excitement and first and foremost the competitiveness of the league makes it really quite attractive it creat

trump's expected summit with leader in singapore president trump will meet with prime minister shinzo abi of japan on june the seventh at the white house and the secretary pompei o looks forward to being a part of those meetings north korean vice chairman of the central committee kim yong chole is arriving in new york and will meet with secretary pompei oh later this week we also have a u.s. delegation meeting with the north korean delegation in the d.m.z. more now from our white house correspondent kimberly how could it. well the white house is confirming that when north korea's vice chair travels to new york city it is the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o with whom he will be meeting this is significant because previous visits between the u.s. secretary of state and north korean officials happened in pyongyang this is now happening on u.s. soil an important gesture in the eyes of the united states as the two sides begin to build trust leading towards what the white house says will be an expected meeting between the north korean leader kim jong un and the u.s. president but of cours

there's the bell ringing the bell is abi and at the nasdaq is terveystalo.nounced that wrong, but they are ringing the bell. kelly's got the second hour. >>> thank you, wilf, and welcome, everybody, i'm kelly evans. down 500, the lows of the session, dow closing down about 391 points to kick off the week after the long weekend, and after the turmoil in italy, in particular, politics there dragging down yields across the globe. the u.s. 10-year yield, remember that over 3% not anymore. low as 2.75%, and that dragged the banks down with it the dow closing down 1.5% today, s&p down 1.1%, and nasdaq down only half a percent, and russell down two tenths, closing lower by three and a half points more on this and why tech is holding up better in just a moment we have earnings headed our way this afternoon eric is awaiting salesforce results, and josh lipton has hp inc is it just hp? >> just hp, kelly. >> thank you, see you shortly. >>> joining me now, michael santoli and jason from research partners and carrie firestone, welcome everybody. >>> there's an alcoholic

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it's almost as if there's an aby abyss. and you're right, donny.if you think giuliani might be crazy like a fox, rationale where you say trump did repay the money but after the election. so michael cohen didn't intend to give a campaign contribution before the election and to go out to the american people and say he looked at the payments he was making and he was like, oh, that must be what it was for. >> good god. >> that's preposterous. >> thank you but no. >> i guess the argument is he was paying a retainer. giuliani said there were 12 payments of $35,000 he regularly made. is there any way you can see it as a former assistant u.s. attorney that cohen just took a standard retainer fee and used it unbeknownst to the president to make this payoff to stormy daniels? >> no. there would have cob -- you can pay someone a monthly fee to be an attorney, that's essentially a salary. that's their work for you. now if you have an agreement that you make whatever deals you want and pay off these people with this money, that's not really a retainer for his w