to be about half of that number of them are expected to resettle in western countries such as canada germany and france tell us a bit more about this evacuation what was needed well at the moment the syrian army is currently advancing on one of the last rebel and centers in syria but this aside for a year is the white house myth groups have advertise themselves as a volunteer force and they get a huge funding from western countries and the groups also being praised by the west as well they've even received an offer for a documentary but the group's been repeatedly accused of cooperating closely with the hardest groups and effectively serving as that media branch as well stage and rescue operations the social media as well so that all this all adds up to the controversy surrounding the great. get all you saw with nor they would bring cameras set explosives something to destroy for example this building here that find people in the streets and promise the money will food and just say whatever they need. the syrian first responders who risked their lives to say about theirs in war torn aleppo t

specifically asked the spirit to get me out of this mission and jordan has done that too and canada germany and britain have promised that they would be quite a shout out to these people now of the recently sikorsky eight hundred people but now been hearing a week or hundred twenty two of these people have been rescued some hundred of them are workers with white helmets the aid workers and the rest are their families this is being done by israel because germany britain and u.k. and u.s. have asked for this to be done and this is because these countries that i mentioned have been supporting whiteness financially and in other ways to carry out to carry out the operations of the boards here why was this group so close the golan heights in particular danger now. two reasons one is it's being dangerous all this why but in a little boy who thought these areas were completely under a regime siege so even if somebody wants to rescue them it was physically not possible it was physically tough that it basically meant sending boots on the ground and having a bit of human dimension incident war and in

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germany. and if they're probably everywhere else. in canada another armless baby was spared by a poor ukrainian family in rural cisco. years later alvin law learned how horrified his natural parents were when he was born ultimately it was the paternal grandmother who didn't want to have anything to do with us she said you're not going to bring that devil baby home with you ease he's deformed because of a curse. the armless baby wasn't taken home after doctors warned he would never lead a normal life but after six weeks an elderly couple jack and hilda law who had already raised their own children volunteered as foster parents and got their first look at alan and i took one look and i thought no wonder nobody wants. and the next i went simpers they had a bath and dressed and hid and took their toll. well although in favor of taking him away with greater family i'm over but. it was a baby with nobody wanted i'm sure we're going to. turn out ok. my life story shifted the moment that sophie and peter my birth father d me up. that that that is a pr

the uk is just over 2% while norway, canada and germany are all under.mp could go too far in criticizing nato at the upcoming summit just before he meets with russian president vladimir putin. >> if he wants to skutd l the western alliance and there's a lot of supposition to do that then, of course, that could very well play into the hands of the russians. >> reporter: the president also making additional national security claims tweeting just out that the obama administration granted citizenship during the terrible iran deal negotiation to 2,500 iranians and government officials. it's a claim by an iranian cleric that a former obama national security official is pushing back on saying the allegation is false and based on a fox news report. mr. trump also tweeting on what he sees as success with north korea. if not for me, we would now be at war with north korea. even though the pentagon says there is no evidence kim jong-un is giving up his weapons. and at that summit next week, as you said, jim, president trump's relationship with the allies, with vlad

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according to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the u.s., canada, germany and the u.k. asked israel in recent days to aid the u.n. in this rescue operation. the white helmets organization which has been funded by the west is very much a part of the anti-assad coalition and they are credited with saving tens of thousands of syrian lives. however, the assad regime and russia view them as agents of a foreign power and terrorists and have routinely targeted them. according to officials, they will stay in jordan for a few weeks before settles in the west in places like germany and canada. according to reports, israeli jets struck multiple targets in syria. jon? jon: conor thanks. the president of iran is warning president trump to make peace with tehran following u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal. he's pledging any conflict with his country would be quote the mother of all wars. >> translator: you cannot mobilize the iranian nation against iran's security. you are making a mistake. you have clearly shown your opposition against the iranian nation. do not play with t

and you know, he is alienating some of the closest allies like canada, germany, france. putin. >> it is classic bully behavior from the schoolyard. you take your friends for granted. they all need you so you can cook them around. and you look at the other bully and say that guy i admire. that is the traditional pattern with trump. he genuinely likes putin. at the very least we can't accuse him of sort of basically leading us the wrong way. this is what you see what you get situation. >> and john, you are going to be on this trip next week, what is the mood around the white house when it comes to preparation, expectation, what are you hearing around trump in terms of expectations? >> the president has never been one fond of lengthy briefing books. he goes with his gut. the way he views american foreign policy is his personal rapport with the other leader. he believes it is in america's interest to do so. questions of what other motivations might be. he is not shy about up ending the natural order. let's remember what he did to nato a year ago. berated them to how not near

according to the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, us, canada, germany and united nations asked israelis rescue effort. the white helmets organization which has been funded by the west is very much part of the anti-assad coalition in syria. they have been credited with saving tens of thousands of lives. the assad government however, in russia, views them as agents of a foreign power. also as terrorists. they routinely target them in both airstrikes and try to push them out of syrian rebel holes, controlled areas. according to western officials, now that these white helmets and families have made it to jordan, they will be there for several weeks and will be resettled in places like germany, united kingdom and also canada as well. >> conor powell, from the jerusalem newsroom, thanks. >> president trump going on twitter today touting his quote - great meeting with the russian president, vladimir putin. after the two hour closed door, one on one last week in helsinki. president trump now inviting president putin for another meeting. this time at the white house in the fall. foreign policy

protection the new york times says trump wrote to nato members including the leaders of belgium canada and germany and warned chancellor angela merkel continued german underspending on defense undermines the security of the alliance and provides validation for all the allies that also did not plan to meet their military spending commitments it will become increasingly difficult to justify to american citizens why some countries do not share nato as collective security burden while american soldiers continue to sacrifice their lives were trumps displeasures seems sure to be discussed at the nato summit in brussels next week the us leaders already warned he may change u.s. troop levels unless the twenty nine members of nato pay more critics say he misunderstands the way nato finances work with nato his budget covers military and civilian costs the united states pays twenty two percent of that because contributions of proportional to the national income all nato allies have consistently paid their share or traumas criticism is related to the expectation that they should spend to pursue. and they g.d.

certainly having them across this area and into jordan and as we heard in that report three countries canada germany and the u.k. saying that they will resettle them in about three months time and that really does just leave this one pocket as you say affiliated to ice so on the border and now attempts by i'm guessing both the government forces and the russians to and i like that pockets of resistance. yes it's gone pretty quiet in the last hour and a half or so soon but when we arrived there were a lot of airstrikes we actually saw a jets in the sky circling not quite crossing that border fence and a lot of airstrikes also on the hill that's a little further across so it does seem that this is going to be the final push the government's final push to take back really the entire swathe of southwest and almost most of southern syria from the rebels and it goes to show just you know seven years into this war the massive amount of destruction the infrastructure that the human cost millions of people displaced inside their country millions of refugees and the tide is turning again the government very mu

jordan says it has agreed to give them safe passage to be resettled in britain, canada and germany.lling for a consultation on whether to ban the sale of realfur in the uk. the environment, food and rural affairs committee has been investigating why many high street retailers illegally sold fur described as fake which had in fact come from animals. sarah corker reports. in the 1990s, evocative anti—fur campaigns raised awareness of the issue. decades on, some shoppers have been unwittingly buying real fur labelled as fake. it emerged that several major retailers had sold products described as artificial but tests showed were made from fox, rabbit and chinchilla. now an inquiry by the environment, food and rural affairs committee accuses retailers of being complacent about the problem. disgusting. absolutely disgusting. i would be devastated if i went and bought, you know, an item that i thought was faux fur and actually, it turned out that it, you know, some poor animal or animals have been slaughtered. i'd be devastated. the reason why people buy fake fur is so that they're not wea

dollars comes from the united states it also receives funding from the netherlands from denmark germany canada and new zealand. i. now we're still waiting for russian reaction but when the first reports emerged a few days ago over the. planned evacuation the russian foreign ministry said that there was concern of a so-called provocations that could happen during such a move me she said far more artsy according to the information we have the white helmets convoy arrived in the town of adlib and among the end rivals were several chemical experts in the south the missile parts were also unload it we do not rule out the possibility that these shall we say souvenirs and looted by the white helmets will be used as intended are even when is the now is that these members of the white helmets have been evacuated from the region we cannot rule out the possibility of a large here or provocation and pinning the blame for this percolation on the syrian government now with all these controversies surrounding the white helmets they certainly are risks and could be more risks of around the sea of accusation y

jordan says it's agreed to give them safe passage to be resettled in britain, canada and germany, duetime convoys leaving syria forjordan, carrying the white helmets and their families. earlier today, the foreign secretary jeremy hunt and international development secretary penny mordaunt issued a joint statement. it said that following a joint diplomatic effort from the uk and international partners, a group of white helmet volunteers and theirfamilies have been able to leave southern syria for safety. the statement goes on: "the white helmets have saved thousands of lives during the conflict, at great risk to their own." it says the uk has taken steps to afford protection to as many of the volunteers and their families as possible. jeremy hunt also tweeting his welcome of the news. all this comes the day after hundreds of rebels and theirfamilies arrived in hama province in northwest syria after being evacuated from quneitra, which borders the golan heights, after a deal was struck with the syrian government. the white helmets have rescued thousands of syrian civilians trapped under

we can last longer than canada, germany, the president is 100% right. trade wars are winnable. everyone says you can't win a trade war. if you're not a sissy, if you can take a punch, you can win a trade war just by taking it here. liz: those children behind you, sarge, are like is that a principal? is that a school principal? he's yelling. phil, there is pain, is there not, though? we talk to steel companies, small ones that are already getting killed. we know solar companies are getting hurt even with chinese solar, this is such a delicate damp. >> it is, it really is, you have to take a look at the little picture versus the big picture. if you're in a war sometimes, you're going to take casualties. when you're trying to get a free and fair trading world. liz: will the u.s. economy be the casualty, phil? there are some people who say this might tip us into recession. we're going into recession anyway. that's what happens after nine year long bull markets. >> well, that does happen, but actually, in a weird way, you know one of the reasons we go into a recession is people get

countries. jordan says it has agreed to give them safe passage to be resettled in britain, canada and germanyfor jordan, carrying the white helmets. earlier today, the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, and international development secretary, penny mordaunt, issued a joint statement. the statement says, the white helmets have saved thousands of lives in the conflict at grace —— at great risk to their homes. all this comes the day after hundreds of rebels and their families arrived in north—west syria, after being evacuated from the region which borders the golan heights. a deal was struck with the syrian government. the white helmets have rescued thousands of syrian civilians trapped under the rubble after air strikes, shelling or blast in rebel held territory. since the volunteer network was founded in 2013, at least 200 volunteers have died and another 500 have been injured. mark lohan has been following these developments from istanbul. he said the operation had taken a huge amount of cooperation. it required pretty huge international coordination between the israeli defence force, actors wi

on the 2% target, france, canada, germany, among them, who are not meeting that goal yet. let's talk about that goal. is it legally required? when was it meant to be? it was at a prior summit in 2014 that the members pledged that this was a goal, something they want to reach. but by 2024, that's still six years away. now of course you have the president doubling that to 4%. i don't know many folks that take that seriously at this point, but the president at a minimum playing hard ball on meeting that goal far earlier than nato members pledged to meet it. >> he is singling out germany. what about his claims that germany is a captive of russia? >> let's look at why he made that claim. germany gets a lot of natural gas from russia, about a third of it. another third from norway. another third a little less than the netherlands. and this is not unusual for europe. if you look at the european union as a whole, similar percentages. 37% from russia, more than a third norway, some across from algeria. russia makes a lot of natural gas, they produce it. they're physically close and

among those countries, canada, germany, and the ruck and that gives you the support the white helmets have internationally. this gives you an idea of how sensitive this was. remember that the white helmets are considered a terrorist organization by the syrian regime and by the russians which means getting them out of syria becomes that much more delicate and crucial especially as the syrian regime with the help of the russians closes in on the last parts of southern syria. we nope there has been an international effort to make sure these white helmets and these other civilians have a way out. george and natalie, we just saw how that came through here. >> it is interesting at the same time that the united states not really on that list of other nations that you mentioned as these civilians and the white helmets have been evacuated from syria. >> well, the u.s. was part of the effort to put together this operation to make sure there was a way out. from what we know right now, which is a statement from the jordanians as well as a statement from the foreign ministry, it doesn't look like

are seeing again is putting this in economic framework, whether it's nato, whether it's the eu, canada, germany always comes down to dollars and cents. you heard him mention the port, the bridge, billions of dollars and how the president appears to approach all of these relationships. >> right. he is a businessman at heart and that is what he is trying to do here. he is trying to -- but once again, he is not even detailing what his plan would be when he is pressed on this time and again. he is essentially saying, i don't know. all i know this happened under obama and i can't tell you what would happen under my watch. and so i think we need to sort of see what comes out of the summit and what he wants to do under his watch and he is reluctant to do that. >> patricia, we know the president like to come out with a deal. he said that expectations for this are low and, you know, he'll tell us the goal after the meeting, but if he wants to go in and make a deal, what potentially could be on the table that would not outrage members of his own party at home or nato allies he just met with a few days ag

two percent and those falling short of the target include the richer countries like france germany and canada overall members contribute to natives budget based on the size of their economies america obviously having the biggest economy pays the most they pay just over twenty two percent germany france britain and italy together they pay over forty percent forty four percent is what they pay and so james in some ways he has a point doesn't he because there are all those countries wealthy countries like canada and and germany his two favorites who are not spending two percent of their g.d.p. on defense. he absolutely has a point. make the make the point that knowledge this and that's why. why they've made this commitment of the nato allies to increase defense spending it was made at the nato summit that took place in south wales four years ago the plan is over a ten year period so we're not even halfway through it yet for the nato allies to get to that two percent threshold but the secretary general stoltenberg says that there has in the start of this period already been quite a significant in

the airstrikes shelling or blasts in rebel held territory the jordanian government save germany britain and canada have agreed to help resettle the volunteer and merchant seat workers. i know joined by detail but who's correspondent on china for who's following the situation for us in syria from beirut on child the israeli military rescued these eight hundred white helmets and their families as part of an international plan why did they choose to intervene. well you know what in the past history it has been you know being someone. mentions israeli hospitals on the world of the lines even in her you know it's not the. city that's where they have. all the lost it is does the syrians go with the actual masters. is there and asking is there anybody this this time this guy if it was germany and it was said that the. aid workers so he's really need this represents the amount doing humanitarian work as much as the. keys in it was the carrot. it is where all. and the white helmets are where king in cities and towns across syria great personal risk why was this group in particular danger. well there is no

jordan says it's agreed to give them safe passage to be resettled in britain, canada and germany, dueit comes a day after hundreds of rebels and their families arrived in hama province in northwest syria after being evacuated from quneitra, which borders the golan heights, after a deal was struck with the syrian government. the white helmets have rescued thousands of syrian civilians trapped under the rubble after air strikes, shelling or blasts in rebel—held territory. since the volunteer network was founded in 2013, at least 200 volunteers have died and another 500 have been injured. earlier i spoke with paul ronzheimer from germany's bild newspaper who was tipped off by sources, and watched the covoy cross from the israeli side of the border. there were diplomatic effort in the past week to get them out, which we re very past week to get them out, which were very tough, very hard negotiations with all sides, with israel. this was an historic night. up israel. this was an historic night. up to 800 people crossed into israel. they were always against refugees coming into the country

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canada, germany, as the president likes to single out, is not.o be clear, that 2% goal, it's not a legal requirement. it's not aye treaty requirement. it was a goal established at the 2014 nato summit to be met by 2024, which is still, of course, six years away. they made that goal before they knew a president donald trump was going to be elected and make this such a political issue for him. he's moving up that, not deadline, but goal line year demanding that those nato members meet that target. today you might say he's up ended it by doubling the target. clearly not a serious request but the president has made it. >> it's got to be 4%, which, clearly is not going to happen. >> what about the claims from the president that germany is, what he calls a captive of russia. what is he referring to? >> germany and a whole bunch of european countries depend on russia for natural gas. germany in its case gets about one-third of natural gas from russia. another third from norway. another third from the netherlands. if you look at the rest of europe, it's

jordan says it's agreed to give them safe passage to be resettled in britain, canada and germany, due. it comes a day after hundreds of rebels and theirfamilies arrived in hama province in northwest syria after being evacuated from quneitra, which borders the golan heights, after a deal was struck with the syrian government. the white helmets have rescued thousands of syrian civilians trapped under the rubble after air strikes, shelling or blasts in rebel—held territory. since the volunteer network was founded in 2013, at least 200 volunteers have died and another 500 have been injured. mps are calling for a consultation on whether the sale of realfur should be banned in the uk. the environment, food and rural affairs committee has been investigating why many high street retailers illegally sold fur described as fake which had in fact come from animals. sarah corker reports. in the 1990s, evocative anti—fur campaigns raised awareness of the issue. decades on, some shoppers have been unwittingly buying real fur labelled as fake. it emerged that several major retailers had sold products