>> well, the optics of that bi-lateral meeting, that you reference. different from the president's firry remarks that kicked off the day yesterday. they reaffirmed their commitment to working together on a range of different issues much. but it's important to note that the german chancellor pushed back when asked about the president's remarks to reporters. she said, look, i'm prepared to have controversial discussions and said she grew up in east germany, and knows what it's like to be under russian rule. and so, this is not an example of that. she said germany operates independently, so, important for her to outside of that meeting with president trump really sort of reassert germany's independence. bottom line here, and this goes back to what we were talking about since yesterday, there are deep tensions at the backdrop of the nato summit which is now in its second day and it's raising real questions about which had president trump will continue to stand with its nato allies. >> walk us through the president's day. he arrived at nato headquarters, h

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political bi >> reporter: american ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley reacted to alston's reportith a strongly worded letter, calling the report, "misleading," iv"politically med" and "biased." she said it was "patently e ridiculous" for n. even to examine poverty in "the wealthiest and freest country in the world." but alston's report tohe u.n. not only implied that u.s. policies toward poverty ignored rights, but, as a result democracy itself is being lysteandermined. how did you conceive of the idea to come tohe united states? >> the united states has long opposed the notion that there is any such thing as social human rights. the united states has for decades now stood up and said, no, no, no, no, there's no right to food. we think it's a good idea if people get access to food, but it's not a human right." >> reporter: what alston does want people to embrace is his belief that extreme poverty is a human rights issue and governments have an obligation to alleviate it. but that's a controversial idea. >> well, i think it's a complicated qu

member states when it comes to entering into a bi lateral agreements. as well as the national measures such as. just increased security and many others as well we believe will significantly reduce secondary migration within a coordinated sustainable process within the e.u. member states. these negotiations need to be continued as quickly as possible so that we can deliver and get real results unilateral turning away people at the borders we believe would send the wrong signal to our partners in the e.u. the german chancellor and the. head of the c.d.u. would will report regularly on these negotiations working together with the e.u. institutions cool ordinated with our european partners and on the basis of the master plan of the german minister of the interior and other coalition agreements they may or may not come will. be part of a pact to manage immigration better in the future thank you. to do. so and you've been listening to your statement by the general secretary of the c.d.u. and i couldn't come home barak was speaking in berlin let's go now strai

controlled east germany to highlight the country that she leads today is free and independent nothing bi-polar about where she states we have this report on one of the most divisive nato summit ever. trungpa took aim at the german chancellor saying her country wanted u.s. protection from russia while cutting energy deals with moscow at the same time germany he charges is a captive of the kremlin. germany will have about seventy percent of that country controlled by russia with actual gas so you tell me is that appropriate like you complaining about this or the time i got it should never been allowed to happen but germany is totally controlled by russia. merkel was quick to respond with some perspective from her own biography. it's rich though i was again i'd like to say that i personally experienced a part of germany when it was controlled by the soviet union. i'm glad that today we are united in freedom and that we can therefore also say that we determine our policies independently and can make independent decisions you can put it to good but i guess i don't think on the open discord between

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he says i'm a bi football star. they were going to say shin says it supports diversity and has worked on integration in germany for many years made the claim over the weekend when he also announced he would quit the german national team the midfielder has turkish roots and was pictured with turkey's president back in may he said he faced racism and disrespect from the public and the media in the aftermath following the team's disappointing world cup performance he was also criticised by the german football association ms it as heels resignation from the german national side has also been hotly debated in his hometown of in western germany decades ago many turks migrated to the former industrial hub in search of work and it continues to be home to a large turkish community people there feel that decision highlights ongoing problems with integration in the country. this is where a young message often had a kick about a training ground in the german city of guns and kitchen today an homage to team is playing here about

they would meet to discuss bi-lateral issues. we were part of the working group because we were the police. we knew, for example, if there are any obstacles in our relationship they would be communicated up to the principles and neither one of us -- neither one of the working groups whether it was a french police or the bndd that they would have to resolve at the executive level. so we made sure that we worked together very well so that everything was looking well from the top. it was a brilliant plan and project. so what you have, i think fairly, is in the first year of the nixon administration you have more direct involvement and photographic evidence of law enforcement. he alludes to treatment. but treatment is not leading in the first year. but watch as we go through this panel. watch how this changes. this is why we do these panels because this stuff is fascinating. >> i want to talk about that first year. >> sure. >> you're going past that. i want to go back to this and what happened. president nixon or richard nixon ran on

i am seeing from the map behind, we're having atl le bi of fog out there, so you're probably going to be dealing with that as well. 65 grees, we do have some veiled sunshine, and i think they will be thet day to see some summer as we go through the next several days. temperatures again, by the time we get to 9:00, are going to be in the low 70s, let me show you gu radar, because we haven't got a lot going on right now. but we are watching another system that is coming out of the west, we're going to be watching that bringing us some rain for tomorrow and tuesday. and then we'll have some dry days coming up. >> and t allt rain overnight really soaked up our roadways. this was rock creek park way northwest. last night police blocked traffic from gng up the hill. but water was seen sneaking in from waterside drive.gh driving throuhis stuff, not recommended, as we always say, turnround and don't drown. >>> take a look at this, a big rain causing a giant tree to come down on connecticut avenuel thankf that mess has been cleared. >> and julie carrie catching this downed tree, that slammed i