good to see you again, arun.d trump has arrived in singapore he has done nothing buckwheat about his frustration and anger about the g7, give us your take? in this administration, anything with trade, very diverted from its most prominent geopolitical allies and what we've seen over the past several months, and since the start of the trump administration, is how singularly focused by our henry orientating policy towards protectionism, safeguarding heavy metal industries in the us —— re— orientating. the comments are flying back and four, from europe, with regards to angela merkel and macron, but also justin trudeau regards to angela merkel and macron, but alsojustin trudeau in canada. they are extremely frustrated that what they thought was an agreement fell apart at the last minute? absolutely. just looking at the steel and aluminium carrots, —— tariffs, they were seen as a negotiating tool, but this administration has used them as a way to batter most of its allies on this. looking at the reason for those tarif

arun, welcome, how soon will consumers potential feel the bite of today's ruling? >> well, i think they're going to start seeing it very soon, especially if you shohrough retailers like etsy or i think wayfair is probably a biggest loser. they advertise themselves as a place where you don't have to pay sales tax. amazon's probably going to see some impact, but they are big enough to be able t absorb any losses that comerom their sellers having to charge sales taxes, so that shifts the power in the online retailing space away from the smaller players and towards the bigger players. >>> arun,al a bit why brick and mortgage areasti traal retailers like macy's and best buy would be so vesuppor it will add to their administrative costs, isn't it? >>well, it's because a lot of the brick and mortar retailers n't have a significant online presence relative to their ce pres they have the systems in place to collect sales tax anyway, so they're probably seeing it as a small victory as they're facing the online retailing onslaught. whil it certainly works in the short run, it

almost a studio with me and if you were to to welcome to our team special coverage of the world cup arun russia with three cities hosting games today the second of all between panama and belgium will get underway shortly it's the first game to take place in. the presence of panama also came to russia to support his country's team in the first ever apparent at a world cup we managed to get his exclusive comment ahead of the game. play out be to support my team here in sochi two days first time that the words. so you see all the band i mean we're five thousand people like when we came and i'll be watching the game and then headed back to bed over to beautiful city difficult to russia we really enjoy it as you do but if i felt that i mean as a result you think for the first time let's run. this. later on england will face tunisia but will england and belgium live up to their running. as favorites in the opening games and a farmer disgusted with manchester united boss and r.t. co-host jones a mooring. has the players has a tactical system that if you play against an inferior team creates the

news center in moscow i'm making arun i'll be here later with some of the week's biggest stories but first let's go live to our special studio in the heart of moscow and kate partridge feel world cup. well hello there nicky hello everybody welcome to ask rational coverage of the twenty first seafood world cup right here in russia actually the world cup is now off for you through thirty two games have not been played and that hasn't been a single i hate postured sun the final game this sunday is over the last of those three and it's a massive win for colombia but the three nil loss means that poland are out of the twenty eight team world cup well let's have a look at some of those goals then absolutely amazing three nil and we we knew that poland kept to get a victory we knew that colombia had to get a victory and probably it was but i put the korea tempting cross by hammers rodrigo's and yet he made it roast nice to not possibly keep us in the o.t.s. minutes meanwhile russia now found out he made it to nil in the seventy's when he won in terror with the use of a cross to make sure th

international with me and take a arun first up let's bring you up to speed on the football. thank you. what they find of the tournament so england be thinkin is the enfolded ground but their victory was far from straightforward it's ok england until the ninety five minutes to seal the win fast with a header from capitaine harry k. he's safe the day reality team was joined by star co-hosts peter schmeichel and manchester united busters a move renia kept an eye on that game and monday's other matches. i know you've been watching the first half you haven't weighed over sweden south korea nil nil who's got the upper hand she said i don't think sweden is a favorite to win this match would you expect a tie game then today yes i know you surprised you for. someone i. felt him to take on panama what do you make of this game then what should we make of panama i would consider them one of the teams if they get the point that amazing . what an amazing achievement for them and if they get the point what. a match this is for belgium all humans to lose. to lose two points against one of t

international with me nicky arun it's great to have you with is this hour now our top story today east summit is now wrapping up after the first round of all life talks leaders finally penned a deal on migration and seemed happy with the agreement however european council president donald tusk says that was the easiest part. of the gold deal migration it's far too early to talk about the success. we have so much to reach an agreement . but this is in fact the easiest part of the thoughts. from the go as we heard there the european union leaders have reached a compromise agreement over the whole migrant issue there are some major changes that have been put forward and these include the fact that migrants can no longer choose where they will lose. migrant centers will be set up in non european countries at the same time there will be more support given to mediterranean countries that are affected by the whole migrant crisis the relocation of migrants across europe will take place on a voluntary basis and the dublin agreement that essentially says that the responsibility for care of migra

international with me and he arun with us start this bring you up to speed on the football. the first match of day six of the world cup just kicked off colombia taking on japan and the colombians will start the much without their biggest star. who'll be on the bench is that as a substitute he was named the best player at the last world cup also on cheers they will see the final match of the first round of group fixtures that's between poland and then they go and russian out of gyptian fans are gearing up for their clash between the national teams at night the teams have already held training sessions in russia's northern capital the faceoff will take place at some paces bird stadium lotty has been catching up with egypt found the head of the game. we are going to lose today we are out of the world so we have to give all the chance today. how muscle has going to be one how much. a lot of hard work am i think. this is. easy and anyone who wins is great. and this will be the second much for both russia and egypt at this world cup last thursday russia's five no thrashing of saud

a very warm welcome you're watching r t international with me and he arun the first up let's talk football. special coverage of the world cup continues as teams including the stop playing their second games on wednesday beginning with portugal the moroccan which is just kicked off in the last few minutes trying to hold kids is near moscow's luzhniki stadium where the game is taking place daniel what are the expectations for this clash. certainly high expectations on both sides from what we fired from the fans today the mood from day one from the opening game really hasn't died down here in moscow has been one comes to policy one constant festival of football suddenly finds you both confidently they kind when we got to speak to some just before the match kicked off. he actually to make sure that's more about who would win this game because it's a do or die so we have to stick to our game hopefully we'll get lucky and this is a beautiful city and the way the organizers this event must go did the great job we have here just saw two thousand of us on the most. fun for the environment to get ru

ismeen: book that she reporting a number of nicaraguan student activist arun washington, d.c., seekingport from the trump admira and congress. mcclatchy reports the students have met with republican senators marco rubio and ted ileanad congresswoman ros-lehtinen. meetings have been set up with the state department and usaid. could you comment on that? were you aware of f these gs? >> we knew things were going on behind the scecenes and nowow they''re more the on. i think the u.s.s. is very hesitant to act openly because ortega's blaming a lot of this on u.s.-supported right-wing, everybody in the country knows is not true. but t also the business class in ninicaragua with like to reaonhs more as they are because they've been very comfortable. so far, however, what is being proposed by the oas and the join u.s. nicaraguan as all hundred said, it is far from what is needed. -- alejandro said, it is far from what is needed. people are dying every day. they ne immediate help. ,my: monica a lopez baltodano your mother was a fighter withta sandininista liberation front. can you talk about wh

lou: you've been listening to lieutenant ryan frazier and arun dale county police public information officer. and as you listened, as we all have been doing, they didn't have much to tell us and we're a full five hours from the occurrence of the incident in annapolis, maryland. we do know five people were killed in the incident. we know that the suspect is in custody, he's in his late 30s. beyond that we don't know much. one news organization is reporting the name of the suspect who was apprehended at the scene of the crime. we are not prepared to tell you that name because we have not been able to corroborate it. as a matter of fact only one news organization nationwide is actually using the -- well actually i've been informed that two news organizations have just decided to report that name. but we're not in a position because we don't have a confirmation of the suspect's identity. the stories that his fingerprints had been mutilated to avoid identification, we're told by the deputy chief, the acting chief who spoke initially at that press conference that he had no information abou

lou: you've been listening to lieutenant ryan frazier and arun dale county police public information officer. and as you listened, as we all have been doing, they didn't have much to tell us and we're a full five hours from the occurrence of the incident in annapolis, maryland. we do know five people were killed in the incident. we know that the suspect is in custody, he's in his late 30s. beyond that we don't know much. one news organization is reporting the name of the suspect who was apprehended at the scene of the crime. we are not prepared to tell you that name because we have not been able to corroborate it. as a matter of fact only one news organization nationwide is actually using the -- well actually i've been informed that two news organizations have just decided to report that name. but we're not in a position because we don't have a confirmation of the suspect's identity. the stories that his fingerprints had been mutilated to avoid identification, we're told by the deputy chief, the acting chief who spoke initially at that press conference that he had no information abou

arun interior minister has said to her you have to come back from his summit with workable pan—europeands. that is in total defiance to her. if he does that after the summit he could bring down her government. she has come here today saying if we don't solve this migrant crisis this could be the beginning of the end of the european union. she knows the most likely political end will be hers unless she can really get some compromises out of eu leaders. it will not be easy. they have had three years to fight and becker and they are still going strong. there will be some compromise, whether it will be some compromise, whether it will be some compromise, whether it will be an upper angola merkel...e this is what the british newspapers are urging theresa may to do, to get everybody around the table and if they can get a solution, she has to leave. that has been put on the table by people also in her own team. a senior conservative a couple of weeks ago said to her that she should walk out. apparently she said in response she can only walk out once and she may need to walk out during the next

sawed day aruns arabia. we do we want to be a part of. this taking marching orders from them. this decision in many respects has been decades in the making. the human rights council, its predecessor, the human rights commission were really not places where human rights was a priority. the right decision to defund the human rights council and the high commissioner for human rights. and it's something, i think, that goes to the broader question of american sovereignty. you know, we are actually self-governing in this country. we have a constitution. we make our share of mistakes. and we correct our mistakes. that's what this is about. self-government. ainsley: he went on to say they are trying to tell us thousand run our own government. how to govern. if you look at the statistics from 2006 to 2016, the human rights council has condemned israel 68 times. they contempt syria 20 times and iran six times. >> he said yesterday and today as well we were leaving because of the bias, the unfair bias against israel. john bolton himself said back in 2006, this thing, when they were creat

arawa miller: almost every li e comes from listening to peoples' stories.ll i'm aruner, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, f i foor more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. undo the progress we've made. in congress, i won't let donald trump i approved this message for all our stories. world cup underway right nn here fox5 and waiting to cross the d.c.g ore huge. in fact, our region ranked norber one fiewers compared with any other city in the uned states and if you're a soccer fan you know w ins world cup time you srt early. so does matt ackland here's hees ' live where watch parties have been going onar since e this morning. >>reporter: you don't hav togoe watc. parties'll show you a perfect example ofhi that. s is a big one that takes place, flagsook at all the representing the countries that arelaying at the cup. joe, ifld you can pivot around a little bit right across the ucreet, you see bhe lky mohegeor f in