reporting for us from ankara and dorian jones reporting from istanbul many thanks to you both. now a group of sixteen e.u. leaders are holding an emergency migration meeting in brussels divisions within the bloc are widening over how to manage the influx of asylum seekers and refugees german chancellor angela merkel and other leaders described sunday as many some meant as a working meeting ahead of european council talks due next week merkel says she does not expect a total solution to the problem but will instead push for bilateral or trilateral deals to cope with immediate emergencies or central european states taking an especially hard line on migration are snubbing today's talks. all right that was the german chancellor angela merkel speaking a short time ago at that meeting on migration in brussels and for more on that we're joined now by correspondent brussels barber of a zone so margaret give us a sense of what's at stake at today's summit. this is a really frothed meeting because what we see here are going to merkel just said it is she when she mentioned we need to find

correspondent dorian jones joins us now from a polling center in istanbul hello to you dorian so give us a sense of how the voting has been going so far. well voters have been streaming into this voting station since it opened at eight in the morning the old the there really is a surge of votes that have been going through this station and turkey does have a long tradition of a very high voter participation over eighty percent among the highest in the world but that level could be surpassed because both sides see this election as probably the most important in the country's history whoever wins the presidency will inherit sweeping powers allowed to rule by decree greater control over the judiciary and the much reduced power of parliament even the position of a prime minister is abolished now supporters insist that it is necessary to take this country forward to meet the challenges of the opponents the opposition is tantamount to an electorate dictatorship and they say that democracy itself is on the ballot a lot of tension ahead of this vote now given the high stakes for dorian we hav

sarah: dorian jones in istanbul, thank you. u.s. president donald trump says he hopes that washington will the able to normalize ties with north korea in the future. trump made the comments following talks with japan's prime minister, shinzo abe. their meeting was focused on perversions on the june 12 summit between the u.s. and north kokorea. trump still -- preparationsns fr the june 12 summit between t the u.s. and north korea. come still says s he could walk away with the talks don'n't go well, but yiyields it will leado a new era. president trump: i hope it represents the beginning of a bright new future in north korea, and indeed, a bright you future for the world. the denuclearization of the korean peninsula would ususr in a new era of prosperity, security, and peace for all koreans, north and south, and for people everywhere. sarah: let's get more from washington. did the japanese prime minister get what he came for in washington today? reporter: well, at least he got some assurances from donald trump that the united states w

jones who is standing by with the latest from istanbul and dorian as we saw there early voting in the snap election now currently underway give us a sense of how crucial these overseas votes will be particularly those from germany . well it's about three million overseas voters of which germany accounts for about a hof of those votes now that's about seven percent of the fifty five million electorate and now those votes could be key to the outcome of the june polls because the presidential and parliamentary elections are becoming increasingly too close to call the president will be looking for a very high turnout among overseas voters because in the past they have strongly backed him and his ruling party. but turkish politicians for their part as that you know they have been campaigning they were actually banned from doing so in germany and in other parts of europe have tensions with the e.u. played a role in the campaigning there where you are in the country where if you call in last year's referendum to extend the country's presidential powers similar restrictions were put on campai

dorian we can still hear you i know it's very loud there but we can still hear you loud and clear. here's how he said that he will be mobilizing. the ngos also organizing push a fair election message from this rally today and all this is the opposition are ready to defend democracy dorian jones in example thank you very much for the history. and we will have much more on what's at stake in turkey's elections you can find us on our web site on the w dot com also follow us on twitter for updates that nice of the other stories making news around the world. in ethiopia as capital. the officials say several people are dead and dozens are injured after a grenade went off during a pro-government rally in central mescal square prime minister i'll be ahmed was attending this footage shows him being taken away by his security took office in april and this was his first rally since becoming prime minister. u.s. president donald trump has renewed sanctions against north korea for one year saying that the country still poses quote an extraordinary trash this comes just days after the u.s. annou

and while it's going to turkey and our correspondent dorian jones who is standing by with the latest from istanbul so dorian we know that this snap election is currently underway how crucial were these will these overseas votes be particularly those from germany. well it's about three million overseas voters of weak germany account for just on the whole of that now about seven percent of the electorate now those vote could be key because the presidential and general election all true close to cool and president will be looking for a very high turnout movies he's both has given the fact that in the polls they have strongly backed him and his ruling a party in previous elections. tell us a little bit more though about the validity of this election just going into it because we have for example the united nations and others they have cast doubt on turkey's ability to hold a free and fair election given the state from urgency that's in place and you mentioned the h d p we know that their leader for example is behind bars and they have also raised those questions. well certainly in the fa

as their more correspondent dorian john standing by in istanbul good morning to you there doria president on has been declared the winner and he spoke to supporters and i'm her earlier what was his message. but his message is more of the same much more of the same major continued expansion on the economic program of the construction program across the country heading towards one hundredth anniversary of the turkey for a public in twenty twenty three and also you promise to continue war on turkey's enemies he's terror enemies that means of a crackdown on those playing for the twenty sixteen failed coup attempt already we've seen tens of thousands of arrests including many who are considered just critics of the government you already has over one hundred journalists in jail along with hundreds of academics are facing prosecution as well there will be more of that that is the message also there will be a continued ramping up of the war against kurdish insurgents both inside turkey and in syria with. declaring that there will be further efforts to liberate as he called syrian territory milita

will do that will you correspondent dorian jones joins us now on the line from is time cool down dorian this is being called turkey's most significant election in decades oh i'm hearing that we don't have our correspondent in istanbul do we have him on the line or not all right so unfortunately we will try to get our istanbul correspondent later in the program but for now we move on to some of the other stories making news around the world. you'll be a hose. what you hear is the sound of a grenade exploding at a rally in ethiopia as capital addis ababa where one person is dead and dozens have been injured the rally was in support of prime minister abi aman seen here being removed by security since taking office in april abi has introduced a flurry of reforms including the lifting of a draconian state of emergency. u.s. president donald trump has a brand new to sanctions against north korea for one year saying the country still poses a quote extraordinary threat this comes just days after the u.s. announced it would suspend a large scale military exercise with south korea the joint war g

more from the correspondent dorian john standing by in istanbul good morning to you there doria president everyone has been declared the winner and he spoke to supporters and i'm her earlier what was his message. but his message is more of the same much more of the same major continued expansion on the economic program of the construction program across the country heading towards the hundredth anniversary of the turkey for a public in twenty twenty three and also the promise of continued war on turkey and in these east terra enemies that means a crackdown on those playing for the twenty sixteen failed coup attempt already we've seen tens of thousands of arrests including many who are considered just critics of the government you already has over one hundred journalists in jail along with hundreds of academics are facing prosecution as well there will be more of that that is the message also there will be a continued ramping up of the war against kurdish insurgents both inside turkey and in syria with. declaring that there will be further efforts to liberate as he called syrian territory

is not going to be scars one and dorian jones in istanbul during a big win for edge won now with this election turkey has moved from a bottom entry system to an executive presidency so how powerful does this make. well he's extremely powerful now he caroll by to create with the force of the law he also has extended control of the appointment of turkey's top judges and he also chooses who the ministers are who will report directly to him the role of parliament is significantly diminished and the post of prime minister now no longer exists the president heard one now has literally no checks to his power no one of them in change the leader of the main opposition party the c.h.p. has conceded defeat but he warned that turkey is heading towards what he called a one man regime now ahead of this election the opposition was gaining momentum why did she have to get the votes it was hoping for despite the high voter turnout while more army has been speaking at a press conference and he claims he has done well in fact he points out to the fact that for the first time his party is secured over th

in istanbul and dorian as we just heard there this election very much being seen as part of turkey's transition from a parliamentary session to a presidential one with heir to expanding his power what is this likely to mean for the country. well it is seen is a major consolidation of president's powers he can now rule by decree which carries a power of law all the ministers now are appointed by the president and are accountable to him the role of parliament is significantly diminished even the position of prime minister no longer exists and the ones control and power over turkey's top judiciary is also further confirmed with him now having a say on the the appointment of nearly all members of turkey's constitutional court court that means there are virtually no checks to his power now he has an opposition the opposition parties which have raised doubts in fact about the accuracy of the results how strong is their challenge though. while in the early following the announcement of the result there was a lot of anger because the chief challenger more i mean just had said that not all th

dorian jones thank you coming to us there from the c.h.p. rally in istanbul back to some of the of the stories making the news around the world. you'll be husband tom. the sound of a reported grenade exploding out a rally in ethiopia's capital addis ababa where dozens are reportedly injured they rally was in support of prime minister abi aman seen here being removed by security since taking office in april he has introduced a flurry of reforms including the lifting of a draconian state of emergency. u.s. president donald trump has renewed sanctions against north korea for one year saying that the country still pose a quote extraordinary trash this comes just days after the u.s. announced it would suspend a large scale in their tree exercise with south korea a joint war games have longer to the north. moving on to some sports news on the defending champions jeremy are center stage at the where i caught the saving and i have publicly it's from day to be sports in studio with me jeremy are under a lot of pressure on the defending champions most

it a weakening economy and the ruling a k party is increasingly autocratic rule and correspondent dorian jones is with us now from outside a polling center in istanbul durian can you give us a sense of what's happening where you are right now. well there's been a steady stream of photos since the polling station here opened at around eight o'clock now traditionally voters do in here in turkey vote late turkey does have a very high position participation rate one of the highest in the world over eighty percent normally and turnout is seen as key to this election the opposition to be pushing hard for their supporters to return back from holidays and in fact we're hearing reports that many most of turkey's empty voters were turned back to place their votes now supporters had concerns about their turnout and in fact the president in his last day of campaigning all his voting strongholds in istanbul and his message was turn out and vote and given the election be a very closely fought campaign turnout could be proved key to the outcome of these elections. and it's still looking relatively quie

but i detail you correspondent dorian jones is with us now from the polling center in istanbul dorrian can you give us a sense of how voting has been going so far. but it's been a said the stream of voters cars bringing the old infirmed into this voting station and those numbers are expected to ramp up in the last few hours total traditionally do vote late has one of the highest voting participation rates in the world over eighty percent normally vote in elections but that will be surpassed with the opposition galvanized into bringing their supporters out we have reports from many of turkey's see results orienteers turks have abandoned their holidays to come here and to their homes all across the country the costs but on the other side of the earth once campaign have been voicing concerns about their voter turnout in fact heard one in the last day of campaigning yesterday. stronghold of his photos with the message you have to come out and vote and how that call is heeded could be a key factor into terminal what is expected be an extremely closely fought campaign . as they mentioned thi

three of the four adult suspects, dorian jones, james hodges, and brandon townes, have pled guilty to all charges and are awaiting sentencing. >> it was supposed to be in and out, breaking and entering. once we got in there, there's people there, things just went -- like people was getting beat up, tied up. and it was basically like everything happened like -- like that. >> townes says he and his co-defendants entered a home during the pre-dawn hours following a party held there the night before. they wore masks to conceal their identities. the home belonged to students at a local college. >> we picked the house, because we knew it was a bunch of people having a party. and they said they were going to be really drunk. so why not go back later? >> according to prosecutors, three male victims in the house were robbed and pistol whipped. the one female victim reported being tied up, blindfolded, beaten, and raped by the suspects. the three who pled guilty said they did so in hopes of receiving shorter prison sentences than they would have if they were found guilty in trial. but they coul

that's a much higher percentage than turkey itself let's now go to turkey and to our correspondent dorian jones he's standing by in istanbul jordan this knap election is effectively now underway how creepy crucial will these overseas votes be particularly those from germany now these overseas voters account for around seven percent of the fifty five million turkish electorate of which over majority of which are ethnic kirks living in germany and i thought relatively small amount but given the fact that this presidential and parliamentary elections are proving to be increasingly competitive both both could prove to the outcome and president heard one of his ruling a k party all looking for those votes to be out the five to factor given that usually overseas both as to favor of the president and his ruling party. politicians were banned from campaigning in germany and other parts of europe have tensions with the e.u. played a role in the campaigning that. well certainly in last year's referendum similar restrictions will put on campaigning in europe particularly against the president heard

own of record and appellant dorian and julie stone. we will have the department come forward. >> i apologize. my representative is running a little bit late. if we could please just defer that item for a little bit. we would very much appreciate it. >> we will hear out of order. >> we are going to hear item f. the hearing request. items f1 and 2 should be heard together. possible rehearing of an item. this is case number 6843 3515 santiago street. heard and decided march 21 2018 at the march 21 2018 hearing the aab voted to uphold the order of abatement and hold it in abeyance for a period of 90 days. on the condition work be commenced within 30 days and be completed within 90 days and to impose assessment of cost that the order of abatement was properly issued. >> seems the last a.a.b. hearing, numerous reinspections have been scheduled but cancelled because the work is not completed. as of yesterday, phone call with the owner, she stated she had completed some minimum work in the kitchen but we have no activity on the active permits.

s istanbul correspondent dorian jones he says tension was high in the final hours of voting. well voters have been streaming into the voting station since it opened at eight in the morning the old the and there really is a surge of votes who have been going through this station until he does have a long tradition of a very high voter participation over eighty percent the highest in the world but that level could be supposed because both sides see this election as probably the most important in the country's history whoever wins the presidency will inherit sweeping powers. to curry greater control over the judiciary and the most reduced power of parliament even the position of a prime minister is a balazs now another one supporters insist that is necessary to take this country forward to meet the challenges of the opponents the opposition is tantamount to an electorate dictatorship and they say that the more proceed cell is on the ballot a lot of tension ahead of this vote now given the high stakes. all right has soccer world cup news now and pablo fully ileus is here in the s

or more i mean has called for a mobilization of all its supporters for the next thirty six hours dorian jones in istanbul thank you for that update. and to some of the other stories making news around the world. women in saudi arabia took to the roads for the first time in decades as the world's only ban on women motorists was lifted made nice the overwhelming majority of saudi women still don't have driver's licenses and there are long waiting lists for. an explosion at a rally in the said bob wayne city of when a whale has injured the country's vice president the president emerson man and god has said this on her has been on her brother and in god what was addressing his supporters stadium ahead of nationwide elections in july power at last remember after zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe was. tens of thousands of supporters of the european union have gathered in central london to call for a final vote on the terms of brightness the rally comes exactly two years to the day that britain held its referendum on leaving the e.u. marj organization organizers say that the public des

fought affair and results may depend on whether these elections are free and fair what are you hearing dorian. well that is certainly a big concern raised by the opposition about this the fairness of these polls last year's referendum to extend the presidential powers was martin voting allegations of fraud allegations and we are seeing a mass mobilization by the opposition over a half a million monitors are from all the main parties will be closely following these campaigns civic society is also mobilized and the chief campaign their chief rival to earth want to call for a mobilization of his supporters for the next thirty six hours this is a key point in this election everyone is very nervous we even get reports in istanbul people of voting and leaving the cities there's a lot of nervousness ahead of this poll. thank you. well as tensions flare over migration to the e.u. leaders of member nations are preparing to gather in brussels for a mini summit on sunday their goal is to decide how to deal with the influx of migrants seeking a new life in europe is a mess was triggered by the events of

the opposition with huge campaign rallies across the country in recent weeks and our correspondent dorian jones in istanbul says the opposition is galvanized and the ruling party nervous on election day he's speaking to us from a polling station. but it's been a save the stream of voters cars bringing the old infirmed into this voting station and those numbers are expected to ramp up in the last few hours total traditionally do vote late has one of the highest voting participation rates in the world over eighty percent normally vote in elections but that figure could well be surpassed with the opposition galvanized into bringing their supporters out of proportion many of turkey see results orienteers turks have abandoned their holidays to come here and to their homes all across the country to cast their votes but on the other side of the earth once campaigns have been voicing concerns about their voter turnout in fact heard one in the last day of campaigning yesterday toured istanbul stronghold of his photos with a message you have to come out and vote and how that call is heeded could be

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let's get the view from turkey that from dorian jones tombo welcome door and tell us about the importance of ex-pat votes to the outcome which is about three million voters of which germany accounts for just under a half of that and these three million votes is about seven percent of the total electorate going forward given the fact that this general and presidential elections are proving to be increasingly competitive the vote could be critical to turning outcome and that's why i heard one will be looking for a very high turnout given that in the polls overseas voters have predominately supported the president and his ruling party. turkish politicians were banned from campaigning here in germany and indeed in many other parts of europe have tensions with the played any role in campaigning. well if you recall in last year's referendum to extend the country's presidential powers similar restrictions world potong campaigning overseas by european union countries and president urged one did use that in his campaign provoking up crisis several e.u. member states including germany and with the

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also this hour julian a song marks six years in confinement at the i could dorian embassy in london. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me nicky erin first up let's bring you up to speed on the football the world cup of that. for this world cup of upsets continues on day six where japan have just beaten a ten man colombia two one colombia faced an uphill battle from the outset getting themselves the second quickest red card in world cup history just six minutes into the game with the penalty that came with it shinji kagawa gave japan relief thanks . however in the thirty ninth minute the south american support themselves back into its midfielder kintyre levelling the game with a free market. thanks there it is with japan we took the lead after the break where in the seventy third. minutes you are headed into the net i think three points for the team there you have it. as one from that game day six will see the final much of the first round of group fixtures when poland take on send i go and in group a russian and egypt to gearing up for that clash later tonig

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dorian a former white house adviser to two american presidents also in washington we have richard goodstein he is a democratic political strategist and former advisor to hillary clinton's two presidential campaigns and in new york we have lionel is a legal analyst and a news decoder at lionel media dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate line to let me go to you first in new york i was i don't usually read the wall street journal but i did come across a fascinating op ed a few days ago mahler's fruit of the poisonous tree it makes no difference how honorable he is this investigation is tainted by the bias that attended it's an origin in two thousand and sixteen is this investigation the result of a poisonous tree go ahead and you're a legal analyst so go ahead. and the doctrine of the through the poisonous tree is applicable and also keep in mind where all of this started from was hillary clinton trying to explain to the world how she lost a rigged election everything that followed all of the derivative analys