alina: the u.s. president holds all the cards in this meeting.has almost nothing to lose and everything to gain, because there is very little the russians can deliver to the united states. putin isn -- what trying to do is offer and all of branch to the american president is an initial offering of support to build a better relationship. vonnie: how will the meetings with nato have contributed to the town? alina: the nato summit was contentious, adversarial, and they were having a bit of a deja vu from that g7 and singapore summit. we had a contentious meeting that was supposed to be cordial between allies, and a warm meeting with a dictator and the president of the united states. we are seeing those trends going today. in some ways, putin is in a better position than kim was because the u.s. had an objective. we want to denuclearization. with putin, we do not know what we want. have what would putin learned from the kim jong-un summit when it comes to gaining concessions? certainly the russians have been watching the negotiation meeting between p

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many rape survivors kept the assaults and their children's paternity a secret women like alina. posted to hookers that are them after my child was born i hit her because i was afraid. i thought someone would take her away or tuck or kill her. alina who asked to speak anonymously was twenty three when an enemy soldier raped her she didn't tell her daughter but she learned the truth from her mother's police report that she discovered by chance. i know i know you since you find out how she was conceived my daughter has been driven by rage rage against society rage because she is an outcast. they swept asunder the rug as if none of us has ever happened they denied it when we showed ourselves they only talked about it as when they needed something like our votes when there are elections. but for now voices like mine as are the only ones breaking the silence about bosnia's invisible children. is the state doesn't want to talk about it somebody needs to that's why i feel responsible if i've started something i need to see it through to the end it's the only way to finally achieve peace

alina who asked to speak anonymously was twenty three when an enemy soldier raped her she didn't tell her daughter but she learned the truth from her mother's police report that she discovered by chance. i know i know to tell you since she found i was home she was conceived my daughter has been driven by raich rage against society of rage because she is an outcast they swept us under the rug as if none of us has ever happened they denied it when we showed ourselves they only talked about us when they needed something like our votes when there are elections. by asserting themselves publicly bosnia's invisible children can become a symbol of progress for the country a bridge towards ethnic reconciliation and societal progress but if ignored these young men and women can become another symbol of a society stuck in a cycle of post-war divisions and zero sum ethnic politics. but for now voices like i know as are the only ones breaking the silence about bosnia's invisible children. miss him if the state doesn't want to talk about it somebody needs to that's why i feel responsible if i've st

alina, thanks so much for sharing your story with us. we're so glad to hear that you're okay despite that unbelievable hour that you had to spend trapped really inside of your car. thank you so much. we want to show you video now of what was going on as this was unfolding. here you see officers carrying customers out of the store, but really the children. they're carrying children. these are customers who were just shopping on a saturday afternoon out of this store. you can see them dropping them off over the wall as they continue to run. we also saw adults running from the situation. we also saw a lot of co-workers -- i mean employees really taking people and customers and their fellow co-workers out of the store themselves and it showed you that in that situation how desperate it was that people were just trying to help people. >> and this video too also really catching our attention there. you see authorities there assisting, a woman we heard so many stories of the workers getting into a bathroom, hiding there on the second floor. and

alina who asked to speak anonymously was twenty three when an enemy soldier raped her she didn't tell her daughter but she learned the truth from her mother's police report that she discovered by chance. i know i know to tell you since she find out is how she was conceived my daughter has been driven by raich rage against society of rage because she is an outcast they swept us under the rug as if none of us had ever happened they denied it when we showed ourselves they only talked about us when they needed something like our votes when there are elections. by asserting themselves publicly bosnia's invisible children can become a symbol of progress for the country a bridge towards ethnic reconciliation and societal progress but if ignored these young men and women can become another symbol of a society stuck in a cycle of post-war divisions and zero sum ethnic politics. but for now voices like i know as are the only ones breaking the silence about bosnia's invisible children. is the state doesn't want to talk about it somebody needs to that's why i feel responsible if i've started some

and alina has all the weather.

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. good morning.h—west of england but also spells of sunshine. change through this weekend. it will be windier and will feel fresher. for the spells of rain with some thunder and lightning. particularly this morning in parts of scotland and northern england. we also have showers further south and showers piling in through wales and the south west of england. but the wettest rob lee in northern ireland and scotland. that will push northwards through the day. behind that we have sunny spells and showers, further east not many showers, some sunshine, but look at the strength of the wind. these are the main strengths, some gusts will be even higher. a0—50 mph possible. and we will all noticed the temperature. in places it has been over 30 celsius, today, most places just over 20. northern ireland is fairly cool in the breeze and rain. east anglia might get up to 2a-25. and rain. east anglia might get up to 2a—25. still showers around this evening and overnight. persistent rain across north—west coquelin.

here's alina, with a look at this morning's weather., same old. the same thing over and again. now it has all changed. yes, we have lost the heat and humidity and we have thunderstorms last night and torrential rain. this is just last night and torrential rain. this isjust one in durham. still thunder storms today and spells of sunshine although showers not far—away in cornwall. and behind the thunderstorms, something much fresher. much windier this weekend. further showers and long spells of rain and feeling quite a bit cooler. the front pushing north and east this morning. generating the heaviest rain across scotland and northern ireland. behind that, further showers. persistent rain across northern ireland through the day, pushing north into scotland and not reaching shetland until the afternoon. behind that, sunny spells and showers, showers most frequent in wales, south—west england. further east, showers and more scattered some staying largely dry in the afternoon. look at the strength of the wind, these are means speed and the gu

our clan symbol also includes mount saint alina's the third highest mountain in north america. from myountain i see home in my home village. you mentioned that you are from yakatat. 22 are mayor at the age of and have been involved in alaska state politics for a long time, since it was a territory. lt. gov. mallott: yes, both business and political and public policy life, in addition to being mayor of yak attack at at at age 22at which i saw after my father died while holding that office. to complete the work that he had undertaken in our small community. i was also mayor of the state capital of juneau in 1994. i have also been heavily engaged in business activity in alaska including being the president alaska of one of the settlement corporations which are unique institutions in alaska. but yes, i've had a long involvement with public life in alaska. you were involved in a corporation called sea alaska. lt. gov. mallott: it was one of 12 for-profit corporations established by the alaska native claims settlement act which was passed and signed by president nixon in 1971. that a

twenty years our correspondent jackie is standing by around try once again to get her on the line alina what's going on where you are. also like. this is a. moment to follow. we just want to find out what the fans have been telling you we know they are admits these celebrations if you can hear me what's going on. at the fans stay over the moon as they are over. moon people also need to realize that it's been twenty years and twenty years from most of us perhaps doesn't sound like a very long time but there was so many young people in that crowd just like killian and bob paid the player who's a teenager who was just born in december of the year when france won their first cup so for a lot of these fans they don't even the younger run ones of course they don't even remember in one nine hundred ninety eight and to experience it to live it of course this time around france the world cup wasn't held here in france but the feeling the emotion is pretty much the same we were there and i'm telling you it's it was over thirty degrees the sun was shining it was so so hard that at the end security

and only him her talking from forces with us to tell us more about the story hi alina so get not shy away from pointing out the racism you know on the double standards inside the d.f.t. so there's no basically feels that he is being used as a scapegoat for the incompetence of mine had can go that the if the president and it isn't also what i thought was a very telling comment is when has that people like rendell people with his sort of mindset that you know i'm german when we win when we're successful and i'm the foreign of the immigrant louis and many germans with an immigrant background feel this way it's almost like that identity politics but you don't feel like you're. good enough you have a german enough and let's also not forget that gringo he is a former politician and in the past he has made negative and quite a few controversial comments about multiculturalism in and his time in germany and it will just feel a man of with his sort of reuse should not be in a position of power so most it is no longer going to play for the german team what does this mean for german football ho

at this world cup so yeah he supports correspondent lima tacky looking ahead for us there thank you alina. you're watching the news more at the top of the hour you can get the latest any time on our web site d w dot com. thanks for joining us. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fun but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters. made for minds.

cross over directly to the french capital paris where correspondent ali mo talking is standing by alina season jubilant crowds behind you was a glorious day in paris we can see the fans celebrating and tell us what's happening where you are exactly. it's been trying to get young over the years the last time that thanks for getting that make us cry was progress thanks thanks i can't even get i think it was like trying to stand up i was spanked. i was standing. right next door of oh my god i experience thank you yes i was out at our bank was. over the. exam was asked to say i was. right i are there six years older and seven years are really six and seven and they were not even on life when ninety or ninety eight. was thank you. how special is this was special because. everyone learned to a little when i was moving my son was one john was handsome though the light is very nice to be. nice. thank. god i thank you thank god thank you out of the thank you. because i was broke right there ok. thank you thank you i. thought i was. alright. we're going to leave you there we hope you stay safe en

here's alina jenkins with the forecast.will be rising over the coming days. we have had outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, western isles of scotland. clearing from northern ireland but it will push through western scotland overnight. cloud building in the west later in the night. lows between 11 and 14 celsius. for much of the country tomorrow it is looking mainly dry. that spells of sunshine and sunny spells for northern ireland in the morning before cloud brings outbreaks of rain in the afternoon. some of the rain in the afternoon. some of the rain will push into the far north—west of england. but mainly dry, spells of sunshine and in the best of the sunshine temperatures getting up to 25 or 26 celsius. most places by the end of the weaker becomes mainly dry, increasing amounts of sunshine and temperatures by friday and saturday could be exceeding 30 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines. a man is sentenced to 17 years in prison for an acid attack which resulted in the death of a woman in high wycombe. joanne r

there are views of downtown l and cat lee--downtown l a and ca t alina island. >>> an earthquake hit this afternoon near the pay. we got tweets and calls from people who felt the shaking in the north bay and the east bay. >>> watch parties being held across california tonight as mars makes its closest pass to earths. people gatt every--to earth. people gathered in los angeles and in the oakland hills to take in the sight. right now it is only, only 35.8 million miles from earth. mars is experiencing a planet wide dust storm, which is obstructing the view. but they are still enjoying the event. >> i think every child, every adult, should look up and just be curious and be excited about what is out there. >> in la, even celebrities got involved with the fun. a star trek actor brought out a telescope. you can enjoy the view of mars until 1:45 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> what are the chances that we would actually be able to see that if you were in san francisco? >>> oh, sky zone 5, up about 900 feet, it is just fine. for the other folks under that, it is a problem. here it is thing, it i

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. they were turned blustery day for much of the country, strong winds, vertically southern and western coast —— a wet and blustery day. becoming more showery this afternoon, bright and sunny spells further west. the costs will be even higher, 40—15 miles an hour, especially for southern and western coast —— the gusts will be even higher, 40—50 miles an hour. showers will ease off overnight. another speu will ease off overnight. another spell of rain arriving in south—west and south—east england later. cool night for northern ireland and scotland. some rain first thing tomorrow morning for parts of south—east england, clearing, and generally a day of sunny spells and showers. that is all from me. that is all from me, goodbye. watching bbc news, the headlines: emergencies have been declared in northern california as wildfires continue their rampage through the state, killing five people, destroying hundreds of homes, and causing 40,000 to flee. a powerful earthquake has killed at least th

war necessity in one nine hundred forty nine nicola levitt the man responsible for the massacres and alina was moved to the united states where he died in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine without ever being investigated or pursued as a war criminal the cia moved to protect ukrainian nationalist leader nicola legged from criminal investigation by the immigration and naturalization service in one nine hundred fifty two perhaps pantera lost his use to the us or maybe k.g.b. agents outsmarted the cia but in one nine hundred fifty nine step on bond era the leader of the ukrainian nationalists was killed in munich where he was hiding under the name of stefan pople it would be fair to say that bond became a major symbol of ukrainian nationalism by sheer chance for he was neither its only leader nor its most powerful one dimitrov don't solve was the father of the far right to tell a tarion doctrine in ukraine andriy melnyk was the leader of another faction of the un romance you have it was a general of the ukrainian insurgent army and others contributed greatly to the movement bonder was dang

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.co re i didn't get to see any of these core that some of the pictures of the rain seemed to be bouncing off the rain seemed to be bouncing off the ground because the ground is so dry. a big change in the weather overnight, lots of thunderstorms, some parts of the country saw over 60 millimetres of rain. 20 of thunderstorms too, this was newcastle last night and again a similar scene in suffolk and with those we had hail and squalling wind as well. it has introduced something much more fresh. windier today into tomorrow, further showers around. finally seeing low pressure, a front pushing across the country and behind this front is a much more fresh conditions. notice how those isobars are together. and heavy rain this morning across northern ireland, outbreaks of rain for scotla nd ireland, outbreaks of rain for scotland and thundery full—time. for england and wales, showers, or frequent for wales and south—west england, further east, showers more scattered. look at the wind strength.

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.—— changeable. were happy waiting weeks for rain and we suddenly get lots and lots all at once. the case for northern ireland today we had 99 millimetres in the 2a hours. 7a millimetres in the 2a hours. 7a millimetres of that fell in three hours. you can see the impact that that amount of water had in the area. there is more rain to come today. some gusty wind as well. quite tricky travelling conditions in places, those gusts could reach a0, 50 mph. underthejetstream in places, those gusts could reach a0, 50 mph. under thejetstream it is down much further south, that is driving areas of low pressure towards the uk, two of them today, just noticed the squeeze in the isobars are windy day. this is the rain that has been falling over the past few hours, making progress steadily north—east and the heaviest of the rain this morning across wales and south—east england workplaces could see 60— 80 millimetres. the strength of the wind as well, a0150 mph, that whether extending into northern en

need for action when the competition became so strong that he needed to take action his my eyes or alina's led him to make clear errors of judgment as special in regard to the way he behaved toward his workers. to cut costs as quickly as possible and check out first laid off a part of his workforce only to rehire them again through temp agencies at home for their original foundering that move did nothing to rescue his company in the end eight thousand stalls were shouted and more than eleven thousand employees laid off . or think where's the line between cost cutting in mind their. boss is there was no moral compass distinguishing between right and wrong if you don't have this moral compass it makes no difference whether a lawyer tells you something is legal or. not everything that's technically legal necessarily makes good business sense for. saving is generally considered a virtue for both consumers and businesses but when thriftiness turns into stinginess that can bring down even the mightiest corporations. so don't be too miserly remember what happens to harpagon malia's miser his mone

alina with us for just a few more minutes.e are expecting the one-on-one between president trump and presenident couldn't to break up -- putin to break up. you any live pictures that come from that when that does happen. taking your calls until then. atlanta,is in georgia. caller: real quick question and comment. the comment is during the rise of mussolini and stalin and franco, there were those who sang their praises fervently, logically, and even rationally. it's amazing that there are people so pro strategy and the process that trump is using. more importantly here's the question. does anyone have a personal profile of who the translators are? i've not heard anything about the two translators sitting in the room this morning with putin and trump. thank you. guest: that's a great question from the caller. president trump and president putin are meeting one-on-one and the only other people present our translators. who are these people? we will have to find out later. host: how is president clinton's putin's english? could he

just one nineteen seconds such a long flight is almost unheard of in the sport unfortunately for cons alinahe could not follow it up in later rounds and he finished. wonderful pitches and talking about flying monica is with me and if i were to fly on a holiday i shouldn't take. to today and tomorrow it could be tricky i'm rita and there's a very good reason for that for one ryan air has warned that there might be around three hundred potential job cuts for pilots and capping crew as the carrier plans to cut its doubling based fleet by twenty percent for the winter season after recent strikes heard bookings and that announcement comes us ryan air stuff in four european countries hold a two day strike affecting thousands of holidaymakers empty halls in madrid's but international airport ryanair says it's contacted ninety percent of affected passengers who've been rescheduled on to other flights the strike in spain comes during peak travel season when families are taking advantage of the summer break from school travelers are in a holding pattern and unsure about when they'll fly. let me took

certainly glad to have shown a different side to russia to the world or it will it's not over yet alina croatia england your pick for tonight i'd say fifty fifty creation has more creativity in midfield but we'll have the fresh legs talking from the sports and the emily sure one for us in moscow thank you both very much. to tennis now and remains on course for her first the wimbledon title after booking her place in the semifinals kemper a downed daria cut cino in straight sets to clinch a last four berth against lafayette yell and her victory keeps alive the possibility of an old german women's final on saturday that is because you're there gervase came from behind to beat kiki battens curtis is enjoying her best ever run at a grand slam but it doesn't get any easier she'll need seven time wimbledon champion three no williams in the semifinals. i danielle is here with business and the trade just continues to escalate that's right and some people are even already calling it a trade war the next round in the american chinese trade conflict now donald trump's administration is getting rea

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.hern and western coasts, more rain to come pushing north east, becoming more showery this afternoon a cool feel wherever you are. a drier day for northern ireland, the showers and rain will ease off this evening and overnight, but another spell of rain arriving in south—west and south—east england later in the night. cool night for scotland and northern ireland. some rain first thing tomorrow morning, parts of south—east england, clearing and then generally a day of sunny spells and showers, showers more frequent further north and west, better sunshine further south and east with the highest temperatures.

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.n. a yellow warning the storms across south—west england that extends into parts of wales and we could see of you pushing further eastwards this evening into the home counties and maybe towards london. more cloud for northern ireland and north—west scotland. in the sunshine, still a lot of it and temperatures widely in the mid to high 20s, 30 or 31 for some. still the of thunderstorms across central, southern and south—west england this evening and overnight. i'll swear, dry with more blood for scotland but anyway will have fizzled out by this stage. muddy and humid across central and southern england, temperatures not much lower than 18 or 19. we do it all again tomorrow. foremost, a dry and very sunny day again, very warm if hot. more cloud across parts of scotland, somewhat cooler here and once again, eastern coasts cooler with the breeze off the sea but where we have sunshine, lots of it again with temperatures close to 30. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: firefighters tackl

here's alina jenkins. are we getting another heatwave?nd plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. here is another contrast, the western isles of scotland has seen a blustery day with cloud and rain. that's because we had an area of low pressure to the north of the uk, squeezing the isobars and that meant strong gusty winds. but they will be using this evening and the rain overnight will be confined mainly to the western and northern isles scotland, elsewhere, dry although cloud should increase over northern ireland in the night. not such a contrast of the north and south than last night with temperatures between 11 and 14 celsius. for much of the country tomorrow it looks a finance dry day with good spells of such an especially across england and wales, in northern ireland in the morning we could catch showers, as the cloud bills we will seek rain extending north and into the western isles of scotla nd north and into the western isles of scotland in the afternoon. a cool day a scotland in the afternoon. a cool daya game, scotland in the after

here's alina jenkins it's getting warmer again? the last 12 hours. heavy, thundery rain across parts of south—east england, east anglia and the midlands, but that has now cleared away eastwards. for a large swathe of the country, good swathes of sunshine. but not for everyone. you can see the isobars are quite close together here, indicating the strength of the wind. it is pushing a front across and bringing more clouds and outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, the western isles of scotland. some showers for dumfries and galloway, one or two showers across wales and the odd one for south west england. away from the north—west of the country, a good deal of sunshine continuing through the afternoon. quite windy, particularly for western coasts where the gusts will reach 30 or 40 mph, locally 50 the far north—west of scotland. that is where we have the lowest temperatures, 15 or 19 for those coasts, further south and east, up to 25 in south—east england. the rain across northern ireland and western scotland continues to track

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina.or much of the country, more of the same, dry, sunny and very warm is not hot but we have a yellow warning from the met office for by the storms across south—west england, parts of wales and a few of those may bilderberg eastwards through hampshire, sussex, surrey and up towards london. more cloud across northern ireland and north—west scotland, the odd spot of rain but aside from that, dry with plenty of sunshine across much of the country this afternoon, already up to 31 celsius in porthmadog and temperatures widely in the mid to high 20s. always a bit cooler for eastern coasts and a bit misty at times but the sea breeze keeping things cooler and a few thunderstorms rumbling around this evening and overnight for south—west england and southern england. otherwise dry with a bit more cloud across scotland, cooler here, 12—111, very muddy and humid across central and southern parts of england. tomorrow, we do it all again, foremost, dry with plenty of sunshine, a bit more cloud at times

here's alina jenkins.our, let's first get the weather forecast. parts of northern ireland saw a months worth of rain injust parts of northern ireland saw a months worth of rain in just 24 hours, if you have not seen much yet, there is more to come today, coupled with strong and gusty winds, particularly for southern and western coasts, why the change from the heat and the sunshine? something wet and windy, it is down to the jet stream, it was in the north of the uk, now further south will stop pressure conditions, also areas of low pressure, not one but two to content with. notice how the isobars are fairly tightly packed, giving an indication of the strength of the wind and more rain to come, continuing to push north and east through the day, turning more showery as it does, bright, sunny spells, blustery showers never too far away. better day for northern ireland once we lose the rain through the morning, that rain now clearing from south—west england, some showers will follow on behind, notice the stren

your home and that of course all the celebrations were cut short because of the violence yesterday ok alina so that was that was the blemish on last night's celebrations all on a more positive note i believe you know a very a very diverse crowd celebrating last night tell us more about that. it is and that was also a very big talking point because this team the two thousand and eighteen eighteen team had so many has so many similarities with the one of nine hundred ninety eight and ice and i spoke to so many fans she has so many people here in france and of course there was just talk about both of them having a very ethnically diverse make up the us from africa from north africa from the middle east so you have so much diversity but the fans also in one thousand nine hundred eight what happened was that people thought that now that we have an ethnically diverse team that wins us the world cup that that would somehow help solve some of the political and social problems in the country specifically some of the racial tension but of course we saw what happened after nine hundred ninety eight fr

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.southern and western coast —— a wet and blustery day. becoming more showery this afternoon, bright and sunny spells further west. the costs will be even higher, 40—15 miles an hour, especially for southern and western coast —— the gusts will be even higher, 40—50 miles an hour. showers will ease off overnight. another speu will ease off overnight. another spell of rain arriving in south—west and south—east england later. cool night for northern ireland and scotland.

time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.tinues in wimbledon throughout the week and we can apply that forecast too much of the country. for most of us, a dry and fine evening with some welcome showers lingering across south—west england. clear skies overnight but missed and low cloud returning across eastern coasts and temperatures lower than last night, particularly across central and southern england, 14—17 here and 10-11 southern england, 14—17 here and 10—11 further north. tomorrow we do it again, the most a dry and fine day with plenty of sunshine. a breeze from the north sea pushing mr gloag cloud to the east coast and maybe a scattering of showers for south—west england. but dry for most. those orange colours showing where the highest temperatures will be. not as high as today, 25—28dc, a lwa ys be. not as high as today, 25—28dc, always cooler on the north—east coast. that's potentially lasting all through this week, mainly dry and warm with plenty of sunshine and light wind. if you are after rain, the best i can offe