brant, welcome. you know, we all know medicare is the largest purchaser of prescription opioids in the country. i'm a little shocked to learn that in a typical year, 2016 anyway, one at out of three beneficiaries received an opioid prescription. not a doctor, not an expert on this, but it is counterintuitive to me that one out of three people needs to be given a drug that is so powerful and so dangerous, but that's the case. it's further even more surprising that medicare actually pays more on a per patient basis for opioids than either commercial insurance or medicaid. so over $4 billion on opioids alone in 2016. so i really, really wonder about the total consumption levels. i know that medicare and medicaid have overutilization monitoring systems. i know there's been some progress with respect to the people being tracked, but i am concerned that the overutilization monitoring systems are, in fact, monitoring a tiny percentage of the people that maybe should be monitored. i say that because in novem

well she certainly got a certain amount of support brant no obstacles to place in hawaii by president mark wrong he signed up as far as the migration issue is concerned to that object of a european solution of finding common asylum rules that suit all the members of the european union and they've agreed to go a little bit further some of the detail talking about for instance setting up asylum centers processing centers for migrants outside the e.u. for instance in north africa and other african states where people claims could be looked at that's the kind of thing that you know even the populists in italy if for instance will will like because it could mean that people don't arrive in europe in the first place also both leaders talking about providing more help for those countries particularly affected by migration of course the southern european nations it's the increase in particular have been very affected by this issue and even on the question of bilateral agreements a little bit grudgingly perhaps but france's president said you know he won't be letting migrants through to german

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robin brant, bbc news, seoul. our top story this lunchtime.eld in west london, for survivors, friends and relatives of those who died. in the last few minutes doves have been have been released near the tower in memory of those who died. in sport on bbc news, tottenham hotspur will begin the premier league season at wembley — the first game at their new home on the site of white hart lane will be against liverpool in mid—september. the opening ceremony for the football world cup begins in the next hour, at the luzhniki stadium in moscow. president vladimir putin will be there — and robbie williams will be performing. there will be 64 games during the month—long tournament, with 32 countries competing — and hosts russia will play saudi arabia in the first match. our sports correspondent richard conway is at the stadium. look around, its a riot of colour, of music, celebration. it's what russia wanted when its bid for the world cup almost eight years ago. russia's party is about to begin. the rhythm of the world cup has arrived in moscow. turnin

the president to restrict entry into the country so how significant is this big dream for truck high brant this is a big win for donald trump and you can see how happy about this decision just from his reaction he said this was a moment of profound vindication for his policy and indeed being a strong on immigration showing that he is keeping people out of the united states has been a key element of his foreign policy i one point during his campaign he called for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states has later been a bit more quiet on that point but people have always suspected that this band targeted muslims its critics say it's a violation of the united states constitutional protections for freedom of religion and even though the court ruled that this ban did not have an anti muslim bias we saw really scathing to send from the justices in the court who formed the dissenting opinion they essentially said a reasonable observer would have to conclude that this travel ban was in fact motivated by anti muslim sentiment now as you say this is the third iteration of

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hi brant this certainly fits the mold of a recent series of american foreign policy decisions that seem to have alienated some of its closest allies and the big concern around all of these comments from grinnell is that it might show that the trump administration favors supporting right wing nationalist groups in europe and forming some kind of international alliance with him now it's so problematic because it is being seen as a breach in the unwritten rule that american ambassadors are not meant to take a political stance that they are meant to be neutral representatives of the american people and it's worth remembering that richard grinnell's confirmation to this post was stalled for all for months as democrats took issue with comments he made about women about his harassment of journalists over twitter and in fact the post was left empty for sixteen months before he was finally able to be confirmed just last month another way we've seen him potentially toe trumps line where his comments about nato saying that germany needed to get serious about its commitment to the alliance and that

our correspondent, robin brant, is in seoulfor us.ng with lots of other south koreans, including the president himself, moon jae—in, south koreans, including the president himself, moonjae—in, who said he had a sleepless night last night because he's been so excited about this summit. robin, tell us a little bit about how the reception has been in seoul? we spend some time this morning with some business leaders here in seoul, they sat down and watched on their tvs as these two men met on sentosa island and shook hands. there was much applause from them as they watched the beginning of the meeting unfold. we've seen some images as well, still pictures at this moment, of president moonjae—in sharing a cabinet meeting this morning at 10am in seoul and they delayed the beginning so they could watch the handshake and there was miles on the president's face and on the faces of those around him. moonjae—in is the man who has brought these two men together basically. it was following his first meeting with kim jong—un earlier this year that

business now let's get some more on the world cup action it's back to brant. that's right for more on the world cup now i'm joined by only one talking from our sports desk good to see you again are the group stages over. the big game in group g. was the clash between belgium and england and that go so both sides used a lot of nonstarters but it was a belgium space that rose to the occasion plenty of chances on both sides but it was belgium that made the most of it thanks to john with this beauty in the fifty first minute you have to see that again look at that what a rocket that is definitely a contender for goal of the tournaments final score one no for belgium and there are the other game finish so in the other game we had tunisia with their first win of the turn amanda this after beating panama two one panama went ahead due to an own goal by the media but tunisia of course they go you see the reflect deflection right there. but tunisia made amends in the second half purse of gold from ben yousef in the fifty first minute and then sealing the victory for the

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moment we'll hear from steve mcdonell in beijing, chris buckler in washington, and first to robin brante reaction to events here on the korean peninsula. well, most importantly we have heard from north korea in terms of the mouthpiece of the communist party, the ruling communist party, this is the ruling communist party, this is the front page of the workers daily. this is how north korea, kim jong—un, talks to his people. littered with photographs of the bidding so. in two key revelations. they talk about the irritating relations. it was the key thing they wa nt to relations. it was the key thing they want to duhalde. the americans have agreed to halt the joint military exercises. a big win for the north. the report goes on to say the americans are going to lift sanctions. that is not something that was made clear in the discussions yesterday. president trump talked about the sentence lifted as and when the nuclear weapons were no longer a problem. it is not clear. 0ne weapons were no longer a problem. it is not clear. one other thing, they talked about agreeing on principle a step—by—

great to have you on a day like today when we're seeing wti and brant catch a bid midsession what's the talk there and are you hearing anything about this pressuring of allies to dial back iranian oil purchases to zero >> we are hearing that as well in fact, just up the escalator to my right is secretary perry, energy secretary rick perry is literally up that. we had a few moments with him off camera earlier today we also got comments from the russian oil minister they're all in a room with a number of other member countries and companies. conoco phillips ceo is in that room, representatives from chevron and exxonmobil it's an interesting move in the price of crude oil we got headlines earlier today the saudis were going to raise their production to a record 10.8 million barrels russia is going to raise its production by about 200,000 barrels as well. we confirmed that about a half hour ago, to our camera, in fact we'll get the comments out if we can. you have a lot of these big producers saying they're going to increase their production that's going to add more oil to the market now we

nicholas are you there can you hear me this is brant go off with us. ok looks like we have lost the connection with nicholas and because there in malta we apologize for that we're trying to see if we can't get back in touch with you or here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world german chancellor angela merkel is holding crisis talks with her coalition partners here in berlin she's looking to resolve a dispute with her hardline interior minister horst zahle for over migration they hope for is pushing for tighter border controls in a rail that could threaten merkel's government the european union has opted to begin membership talks with albania and macedonia at the end of twenty nineteen officials say that membership proceedings will only go ahead if the two countries make sufficient progress in combating corruption and strengthening the rule of law . ethiopia's rolled out the red carpet for eritrea as a top diplomat as the two neighbors took a major step toward ending decades of conflict and hostility ethiopia's prim

where to start really brant because it's really has a sea of troubles consistently high unemployment in the south their regions was fifty percent youth unemployment is it an under finance education system that doesn't work really for the modern world you have an health system that's not functional you have a very crowded jungle in the country you have corruption you have organized crime or the good old the mafia you have just everything that is dysfunctional and public services and so the government basically would have had its work cut out however we haven't yet seen a plan which one of these areas they want to tackle and particularly how they want to do this and barbara we know that bowes these coalition parties these populist parties they made a big deal about the migration crisis in their campaign so what can we expect now in terms of policy. and this this particular issue is really the only that is pushing the still of the five star movement to the right because the five star is that sort of like a rag bag mix of all sorts of leftist and anarchist and whatever sort of independen

hi brant that's right annapolis is about an hour's drive east of here we know five people have been killed officials are also saying that several others have been a gravely injured now we're already getting some reactions to this situation we've seen u.s. president donald trump tweet out his thoughts and prayers are with the victims of the families and he thanked the first responders for their work that of course has listed a strong backlash from the proponents of gun control in the united states who say that thoughts and prayers are not enough to stop this kind of incident. the definition of a mass shooting and how you count to here in the united states is quite tricky but by some counts you've seen more than one hundred fifty in the united states in this year alone so this is just the latest development to add to that number now we know the capital because that is a local daily paper it's owned by the baltimore sun we know the shooting took place at the building that houses this newspaper and as you said we know that a reporter who worked there was tweeting out some really graphic descri

also have to say note here we do see france crying and initially that was the case but i have to say brant at the end we had a lot of smiling hands once it sank in this manner which i think is also because you know this tactic in twenty fourteen they won the world cup and if they have won it again this time around it would have been almost like a bonus i think people are always talking about like the players beings are motivated or they didn't quite have the motivation this time they went really hungry enough some of these fans i have to say also went that hungry and a lot of them are basically saying look four years from now we'll be back and you think this really is the psychology here that is that's really most important on the pitch today that if you've tasted victory once then the hunger for a second time may not be as strong well yes and no but then for example if you look at the champions league and we look at real madrid you know like three in a row i mean those guys continued being hungry i think there were a lot of reasons. time around why it didn't happen for germany but at half

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julian brant, that goes off the post. this match looks like it will end 1-1.th minute of stoppage time, ow, that free kick, unbelievable, germany, that probably saves their world cup, 2-1 win over sweden. that's the drama and tension we're talking about. hey, mexico today looking for its second win of the world cup, playing south korea. 26th minute, mexican penalty, yes, there's the goal. there's the goal. 66th minute, fernandez, 2-0 meco. they win 2-1. they're top of group f above rmany. and f more, belgium and tunisia, around the sixth minute, penalty kick, yeah, beats the keeper, 1-0, that's easy. 16th minute, lokaku, he's got rd style, tf the world cup, 2-0 belgith. end of first half, he's not done. he slips behind the defense. nice touch, ties ronaldo, they win it 5-2. they lead group g with six points. drama, and tension. this 18-year-old, 6'4", 200 pounds, last two seasons with red deer in alberta, last year 37 points in 45 games. we likex guys named an this town. the rest of the draft, they got cody clark, the son of former maple leaf great wendel clar

damper on prices the effect at the moment seems to be the exact opposite if i look at the price of brant crude in the market it's surely arabia is ready to pump as much oil as needed in iran is obviously is apparently off and also softening its stance means that they can move to a deal that will see prices increase gradually and to a level that it was out before anyways and that's prevent perhaps any rolled countries from increasing output at their own discretion if such a deal were not reached and therefore perhaps to increase the possibility of the price fluctuating too highly or too lowly so it seems like a good use of the moment and eighty dollars the price that we have at the moment seventy five to eighty that's something that the business world can live with two economists tell me i don't really accomplish you go without mentioning deutsche bank because for weeks and weeks and weeks all we had was bad news and now there seems to be a piece of good news dodgy bank passed a stress test in the united states. yes it was a very strict one it was creating a scenario where there was a sev

where to start really brant because it's really has a sea of troubles consistently high unemployment in the south their regions was fifty percent youth unemployment. under finance education system that doesn't work really for the modern world you have a health system that's not functional you have a crime a jungle in the country you have corruption you have organized crime or the good old mafia you have just everything that is dysfunctional and public services and so the government basically would have had its work cut out however we haven't yet seen a plan which one of these areas they want to tackle and particularly how they want to do this bob are we know that both of these coalition parties these populist parties they made a big deal about the migration crisis in their campaign so what can we expect now in terms of policy. and this this particular issue is really the only that is pushing the still of the five star movement to the right because the five star is that sort of like a rag bag mix of all sorts of leftist and anarchist and whatever sort of independent independent moveme

know how the other countries involved are going to react to it debbie political correspondent hans brant thank you. now to the united states where confusion remains over the fate of thousands of migrant children held in detention centers after being separated from their parents it has been less than a week since the u.s. president donald trump reversed a policy of separating migrant families at the border now immigration rights activists in seattle are suing the federal government other states also have announced plans to do the same lawyers allege that the government is using family separations as a tool against asylum seekers. they were taken away from their families at the border. now some lawyers say the u.s. government is preying on their parents desperation to see them again. many of them had been kidnapped raped tortured but again they said over and over that paled in comparison to the pain and desperation that they felt being separated from their children as a result many of them were really considering signing voluntary departures and really starting the deportation process. so

as always thank you very much thank you thank you brant but you can see the disappointment in the faces of germany fans today especially here in berlin along the fan mile take a look and take a listen. thanks sadness shock and bitter disappointment was written all over their faces. at the so-called fan mile in central but when the german capital's biggest public viewing spot germany fans struggled to come to terms with what they'd just witnessed the exit of the team from the competition at the end of the group stage. but i'm really sad we had such high hopes especially here in the fans i'm with the mood was so good we hope to get in like the last game in the last second and then it was disappointing us on it was a sinister cock just wasn't an assigned we had our chances we had a shots on goal but that the german team had to press forward and that was when south korea landed the shots fired and we didn't get a chance in the last minutes of a time so it was just bad luck that flashed on a few time and i'm a singer. i think that last performance is really awesome against sweden but i was a

but if you allow me to feel love make my point brant media it's free as in germany in newquay in other countries when you talk about their ownership of the media why certain companies the same problem we see in the u.k. only two people have the ownership of sixty percent of the prisoner in the u.k. how do you explain mr mcgowan that your country has the most the most journalists in prison that any other country on the planet you have more journalists in your country in prison than in china i'll address that point but before that when you make your claim about a state of emergency but let me let me let me just ask a question about the sequel procedure when there is elections for the actual elections in france last year there were state of emergency too and they always see a report just that there was no problem people gathering together it was no problem for campaigning so state of emergency even in beck when it comes to turkey state of emergency southern it becomes a fearful factor for people know about this opposition modern images as they claim they just got few days ago raelene stum

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through the air as we went to the air we're sixty six dollars in that sort of trading range while brant crude at london was trading in the mid seventy five's and the u.s. government reported a larger than expected reduction in domestic crude supplies which was the largest single week drop since the end of march however recent data shows an increase in opec production here discuss all of that and more as futures and currencies expert simpler trading hoarder welcome back thank you so much we always preceded when you're here what do you make of the current situation with prices thanks i love being here and today it's been a very interesting day between tweets and we've got an opec meeting closing in interestingly enough in the meeting we have coming up right now all sits at lows it's sitting at some interesting lows at the moment and i do see higher highs coming after the meeting and that meeting of the opec meeting coming up on whatever the end of next week i mean it was interesting to me usually opec sort of you sort of know where they're headed but the saudis went ahead and they boosted

joining me now is our correspondent in seoul, robin brant.ting to hear him talking about the meeting, etc, and what he was saying is we are not going to be doing any more war games. that's quite a worry to some in south korea, isn't it? it is, and i think it is important to understand the context in which that decision has been made, and why it is so significant. every year there are these military exercises between the us and south korea. the us has 28,000 military personnel here, and many people here see it as a show of strength to the north, but also it reminds people hear of their resilient alliance they have. and the idea of ending that, they find hugely unsettling. the north hates it, doesn't like it at all. they find that incendiary and provocative, and in fact that was a word used yesterday by president trump to describe these exercises. he believes they are very provocative as well, that is before they got onto the cost. think it is clear that the military command here and south korea's political leadership did not know this was comi

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well look brant this takes us to the heart of this crisis it's not a refugee crisis and see if you since you've mentioned sixty ninety six percent drop in numbers coming in it is a political crisis it is the concern that far right left a far right wing populist governments in europe will take advantage of this crisis will exploit it even more than they have already have create fear and that is what to screen first who he refers to well take austria take italy. take the countries that are trying to find a national solution that are pushing for a national solution and that also includes the american school mission partner all of those unilateral efforts that are now on the table are threats to what the european union stands for its values its system its multilateral approach if you want the german chancellor to dave said that the issue of migration could determine the future of the european union it could also decide her political tomorrow or or could it i mean do you think your you've covered the e.u. for a long time do you think her counterparts do you think they're willing to let her fa

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current leader who they should not be a party right off the christian democratic union or it's very in brant and that's what they are going after and i think they really believe that and i think they these voters belong to them and they want them back and of course there's something of a conservative revolution yes some have and i don't think their group i don't know if above area but within the christian democratic union i think this is a minority group there they're not that large and right now the party is still behind i'm going to back us we have seen in. in the meetings of the caucus at the oneness talk and other meetings there's still backing her. but yes there is the process of change and we see the face. is that are coming up like against bond for example who do want another the angry young man of conservative politics of the room thirty seven years old i think is if you have health minister yeah talks about his possible chance of a material in the future. let's go let's go our v are there right wing populists taking over in europe a sense of they've got the wind at their backs now y

news or you can write directly to me brant golf t.v.don't forget to use the hash tag the day and finally we want to get back to that that top story tonight alexander gear vienneau walk over here give you a better view he is on his way to the international space station where he'll be carrying out experiments to test how best we humans can survive interplanetary travel we're going to leave you with some stellar images tonight and remember no matter what happens between now and then on earth or in space to morrow is another day we'll see that everybody. please close your eyes and concentrate with every morning to one. son love. him a little boy. you've. got a really great plan for the car and for the cabin. just to make. a statement like. that. to. get this neighborhood is in place to play. and installing new. cubes to play. the. game. what. would define. what binds the continent to. the teachers and stories aplenty. why don't people. sixty minutes. there's no. nothing. you know the banks. and so watch the language of. speaking the truth.

we can go live now to our correspondent robin brant in seoul.e whole security of north—east asia is in question. the president has already alarmed the region with saying they. military exercises and now lifting of sanctions and that both presidents will visit each other‘s capitals. the worry is giving so much without getting anything solid or verifiable in return. on the sanctions, i think theissue return. on the sanctions, i think the issue of how that is being reported both here and in north korea speaks of the ambiguity and lack of detail that came with the signed agreement. this is the front page of the workers daily, the mouthpiece of the communist party in north korea, littered with pictures of yesterday ‘s meeting. it goes on as other state media does, that the president agreed to lift sanctions as long as their relationship advances to mutual benefits. that has been emphasised by state media in the north because sanctions have absolutely crippled the economy and is crucial to the regime, but they are loosened. the president made referenc

and we have back to germany now and the case that rang alarm bells he had brant is exactly right daniel a berlin court has sentenced a teenage refugee for virtually and physically assaulting two men wearing jewish skullcaps now the men wore the kippah and they taped it hoping to reassure a friend he was worried about anti semitism when they ended up filming their attacker and that video went viral and sparked fears that germany could again be plagued by its worst prejudices. the court pronounced the case unequivocally as a hate crime the defendant a nineteen year old syrian refugee has been sentenced to four weeks of youth detention for assault and verbal abuse he has already served the time during pretrial custody this video shows the syrian lashing a young arab israeli man wearing a key part or skull cap with a belt the perpetrator is seen insulting the young man and using derogatory language to brand him jewish the arab israeli film the incident which took place in mid april he posted it online a few days later the perpetrator turned himself in. the arab israeli wearing the keypad to

always the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either you news or you can write to me brant off t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day a shorter day today is the longest day of the year to mark. the boy it's. tough. but. you can preserve them. pass them on. and celebrate through to. european traditions. like playing the best types of favorite irish pastime for generations. to go. to school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people who want justice a flea come within that he didn't mention was taken in bunk he announced it's in an exercise book why don't the inside many other famous chains of people who were abused to break the women and girls who he goes to one wanted children of. africa. you know forty five minutes on d w. busy giving you come to life from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent news in central istanbul and we have our political correspondent and studio we're on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in it's all about the p