want to be seen emmanuel macron does not want to be seen as emmanuel macron does not want to be seeneam—rolling towards a new deal brexit and no one in the eu wa nts deal brexit and no one in the eu wants that on their hands and it is still seen as very likely and graded by number ten but what it has done is let him reinvigorate the process and certainly our readers will look at it and say, we have seen theresa may do so many of these meetings to go out and meet emmanuel macron and merkel and shake hands and then be maximum you created council meetings. borisjohnson you could argue, if anyone can find some solution maybe he can and maybe he can convince them and have a good rapport with emmanuel macron but as they rightly say, what can they actually come up with in the last 30 days and probably even less. maybe 29. let's look at the metro because there headline as there headline as the irony of today, when you look at what he is saying he almost said both things, he has said the backstop is indispensable but he has also said i welcome what angela merkel was saying and we can find a s

for instance, felicia sanders left emmanuel. one thing you'll read about in this book is that the survivors left the church. felicia sanders went, essentially, to a predominantly white church almost right next door. but because sunday remains a segregated hour of the week, she's never been inside the church. she grew up just blocks away, but now her family goes to this church. and recently polly shepard, the other survivor, so the tree of life shooting in pittsburgh was last fall in october, and i think it was around january she went out to the synagogue, and she wanted to offer comfort to people there, she wanted to also explain to them what they could expect next and share some wisdom that she'd learned from what she had been through. and a group from tree of life came down to emmanuel on martin luther king weekend and worshiped with them there. polly went to mount zion ame, and mount zion sits right next door to grace episcopal church, very historic white church in town. so they got together and started holding a book study w

borisjohnson is meeting emmanuel macron in paris to try to convince him to reopen brexit negotiations. the french president said it was up to the uk to decide its destiny. the prime minister repeated his insistence that the backstop must go — the president again says no. i want to make it absolutely clear to you, emmanuel, to the french people, that of course i want a deal. and i think we can get a deal. we'll be live with our correspondents in paris and westminster. also this lunchtime... the wait is over for 700,000 students as they get their gcse results — with top grades nudging up slightly despite concerns about the difficulty of exams. ryanair pilots go on a 48—hour strike but so far there's been little disruption for passengers. record numbers of fires are burning in the amazon — now brazil's president claims they're being lit deliberately by opponents of his government. the microscope that provides extraordinary images ofjust how our bodies work. this gigantic two—tonne microscope is transforming our understanding of living processes. it takes something so big to see the tiny

emmanuel macron to read itasa would urge emmanuel macron to read it as a of urgency.on farming continues today with a look at a growing problem, livestock slaughtering, where criminals kill and butcher sheep in fields in order to sell the meat. 0ur reporter sam fenwick is on a farm in coalville in leicestershire withjohn stanley, who's been a farmer for as long as he can remember, and his sonjoe, who's also a farmer. tell us more about what is going on there. good morning. welcome to the sta nley there. good morning. welcome to the stanley farm, where we have been all week looking at the issues that affect the rural community. today we are looking at crime. we have talked about the impact of crime on farmers. what impact does it have on you? it is something we are always aware of. we had a break and last week where robbers tried to get in and it is a constant worry. security is tight on the farm but we live in fear of problems all the time. is tight on the farm but we live in fear of problems all the timelj believe a farm up the road had cattle stolen recently as well

partly because angela merkel and emmanuel macron we re angela merkel and emmanuel macron were quite politedid not dismiss him as a clown, which is what many british people might have feared. because of that picture of him hanging, suspended... on the zip wire. frankly, he had an undistinguished career as foreign secretary. he did not earn the respect of other countries particularly. but he seemed to get on quite well with emmanuel macron. and there is a sense among these world leaders that he is somebody they can deal with. i think they did find theresa may quite hard work. some would say that she's not quite as personable, worm and charismatic as other people have been or perhaps borisjohnson might be. a couple of minutes left. let's talk about the weather. we may be in a lovely air condition studio in bbc hq. a lovely air condition studio in bbc h0, but a lovely air condition studio in bbc hq, but it a lovely air condition studio in bbc h0, but it is still gorgeously worm outside at the middle of the night. and it is not going anywhere, this weather. it is going to be hot until halloween

emmanuel macron said during a news conference with mr.rump that he hoped to arrange a meeting between the leaders in which. president trump added he had good feelings about iran. the u.n. cheap is warning the world faces a climate emergency. the secretary-general urged leaders attending a summit in new york next month to agree to cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than they promised in the 2015 paris climate accords. speaking at the g7 summit in france, he said we are much worse than we were during paris. months after two massive cyclones roared through mozambique, residents are still rebuilding. the storms affected about 3 million people, left 200,000 homeless and destroyed 2 million acres of crops. officials are urging residents to resettle on higher ground less susceptible to flooding. escalatedng, tensions during the 12 weekends of protests. police fired a weapons and use a water cannon for the first time. they say the warning shots was the best way to disperse protesters. china's official news agency said just beijing -- -- should

macron we re boris johnson and emmanuel macron were saying. was responding to mark onoptimism with the idea that maybe we can renegotiate whereas macron was just reiterating what the eu has been saying that the withdrawal agreement remains, the backstop remains, they are happy to write around it and make clarifications, they did that wish theresa may not ultimately it's on the uk to decide whether to accept the terms on the table or not. we heard from emmanuel macron, at one stage he talked about the backstop being a genuine and indispensable guarantee of peace in northern ireland and to protect the single market but he then appeared to suggest later that there could be some scope for amending the withdrawal agreement. my reading of that was he was suggesting there are clarifications that could be made, so could there be a supplementary document that sets alongside the withdrawal agreement and outlines the means by which alternative arrangements are assessed , the means by which alternative arrangements are assessed, who determines whether the

he has accused emmanuel macron ofa g7.s accused emmanuel macron of a misplaced colonialist mindset and he doesn't like the interference of climate charities either. translation: those countries that send money here, they are not doing it for charity. i hope everyone can understand that. they are doing it because they have a vested interest. they want to interfere with our sovereignty. they are looking for riches under the soil. so, what's at sta ke riches under the soil. so, what's at stake behind this diplomatic row? well, the amazon rain forest covers an estimated 2.1 million square miles. that is about half the size of europe. according to the world wide fund for nature, it produces 20% of the world's oxygen and freshwater. there has been an 85% increase in fires this year. the indigenous mirror tribe has been living here for generations and their leader is vowing to oppose president bolsonaro's policies. translation: its destruction, plain and simple. for this forest, i will go on until my last drop of blood. emmanuel

brbrazil has rejected that offe, saying emmanuel macron should take care of his own affairs. >> macron offers a to the amazon. does anyone help anyone if it is not t a poor person with somethg in return? every year there are wildfires in result. this year they are more intense. deforestation is thought to be a major factor. that is something bolsonaro denies. a brazilian state is one of the worst affected areas. fires are having environmental consequences and affecting people's healtlth. clicks to get the scale of destruction,n, we do not need to go far. this area was burning 10 days ago. he is fighting to recuperate the forest. >> it is a slow process. it is not impossible. it is hard. damage is common. when the fire starts, it starts again the next year, the following year, and so on. reduce -- quick's releases carbon monoxide into the atmosphere. are greenhouse gases. what we study is the impact of what is happening here on the rest of the planet. there is a huge increase in carbon monoxide emissions. it was collected at a lab. dangerous gases are having an impact on residence. more

for instance, here is the host himself, emmanuel macron, on this very issue.rticularly trade tensions are bad for everyone. we need to de—escalate and stabilise things to avoid the trade wars that are starting to set in. a moment ago i was referring to what donald trump has been saying about french wine and a european trade. have a listen to what he said before he got on the plane. frankly, i don't want france going out and taxing our companies. very unfair. and if they do that, we'll be taxing their wine or doing something else. we'll be taxing their wine like they've never seen before. i don't like it. that's for us to tax them. martin, i should also add, there are 13,000 security personnel in biarritz. they are very aware of the protest that we have seen in france over the last few months, in particular, the gilet jaunes protests. well, i can show you some pictures. there has been limited trouble, very limited trouble. we have seen some clashes between police and protesters, both today and we saw some yesterday as well. it hasn't, though, been protesting or

emmanuel macron said a no deal brexit would be the u.k.'s fafault, not the e.'s. new prime minister for suit on -- sudan. he previously worked for the u.n.. there is also o a new sovereign counsel. the trump administration moves to indefinitely detain migrantt famililies who illegegally crose southern border. right now, the limit is 20 days. hello and welcome to the e "frae 24" newsroom. i am claire pryde. -- force j johnson and emmanuel macron set to talk about the g7 summit and brexit. woulde -- macron said he seek clarification from johnson as the exit date nears. johnston was challenged by angela merkekel to find a solutn to a no deal brexit in the next 30 days. let's go now to ararmen georgia, he joins us from the palace. macron evencrone -- before johnson's arrival setting the tone of this meeting. armen: president macron ahead oftough pose this meeting with boris johnson. he said britain could become a vassal of the united states if the u.k. tries to replace the relationship with the e.u. with the relationship with the u.s.. vassal, pretty strong words. bri

emmanuel macron spoke in french and english.n policy issues that he hopes the g7 will tackle. trump said a little less. he said they had a great friendship having met each other a few times. mr trump clearly enjoyed having dinner at the alpha tower, he referenced that. but he did not get into any of the policy details which divide these two men in these two countries. perhaps a more useful guide in regard to mr tom's mood was a statement he gave just before he got on the plane to fly to france where he said, look, i'm not happy with how europe is behaving in terms of trade and if need be we will put ta riffs trade and if need be we will put tariffs on french wine among other european goods. already donald tusk of the european union has said, look, if that happens we will retaliate. the backdrop to this is that donald trump is far from happy about the trading relationship between europe and the us, the trading relationship between china and the us, it will be one of the big issues to play out across the summit. all of the europea

he made remarks today while closing at the g-7 summit in france with emmanuel macron. two held their talks at the summit on a host of topics, including tensions of global trade. >> after three days of talks, the leaders of france e and the u.s. emerged to speak to the press. attention quickly turned to business and the trade were between the u.s. and china get donald trump laid down concerns, saying he was certain his chinese can a art was sinincere about negotiating. >> he cannot lose 3 million jobs in a short period of time. it will break down the chinese system of trade. he cannot do that. when you say, do you think they want to, maybe they do or don't, but they want to make a deal. i'm not sure they have a choice. >> on the topic of iran, emmanuel macron said the two leaders had two things in common. >> there are two things important to us. iran must never have a nuclear weapon in this sitituation shoud not upset the stability of the region. macron denied reports that he had not informed the u.s. president before inviting the foreign minister to the summit on satur

emmanuel macron in brazil. racing at the g7 is the horrific loss of habitat and species around the world. there are and species around the world. there a re calls and species around the world. there are calls for the fires to be on the agenda at this weekends g7 summit as ireland and france threatened to veto a massive trade deal unless brazil does more. police forces across the country observing minutes silence to remember pc andrew harper killed in the line of duty last week. the mp for sheffield halim jared 0'mara is arrested on suspicion of fraud. drones, they are drones. get him under the ballistic ha rd cover, drones. get him under the ballistic hard cover, keep him down. i'm on my way. morgan freeman and gerard butlerjoin way. morgan freeman and gerard butler join forces way. morgan freeman and gerard butlerjoin forces again way. morgan freeman and gerard butler join forces again for" way. morgan freeman and gerard butlerjoin forces again for" angel has fallen". butlerjoin forces again for" angel hears a

there was a shooting at church downtown, there was a shooting at mother emmanuel. then it became clear there were multiple people dead. i had been with the paper for a number of years so i was familiar enough that i knew if there were multiple people dead and if this was a stranger that the history was going to be very important. so that night, i began doing research. the first story i wrote was about 1:00 a.m. about how emmanuel was the oldest church in the south and after the civil war the congregation which was driven to worship underground chose to name emmanuel, which means god with us. so for about four years now, i have covered this tragedy for the newspaper and while writing this book and decided to start that book that night because it was such an unimaginable moment. a big moment in our city's history. but it's really only the beginning. so that shooting is the start of the story but i tried to tell a story that's much broader, more personal, more nuanced. remember it was captured the next morning. then there was a bond hearing. four of the victims family

today at 2pm: the french president, emmanuel macron, threatens to veto a proposed trade deal between the eu and south american countries, over the fires in the amazon. but the brazilian president accuses world leaders of a ‘colonial mindset‘ police forces across the country observe a minutes silence to remember pc andrew harper, killed investigating a burglary in berkshire last week. we gather here one week from the tragic death of pc andrew harper, oui’ tragic death of pc andrew harper, our dearly loved and respected colleague, friend and proud police officer. son, brother, and husband. is food in nhs hospitals good enough? the tv chef pru leith is among those brought in by the government to decide. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with jane dougall. and tomasz shafernaker has all the bank holiday weekend weather. yes, the bank holiday weekend weather. i will stick my promised yes, i will stick my neck out and promised some fine weather. temperatures again to reach or exceed 30 degrees in the south this week. thanks, tomasz. also coming up, after over 130 years it's a nerv

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french president emmanuel macron spearheads a growing wave of international pressure on brazizil's president sayays fires ravage ththe amazon rain foforest. michael yet accusing jabal scenario of lying about his commitments to climate change. climate change inequality on trade tensions all on the agenda at this year's g. seven summits leaders from the group of seven meeting this weekend. the french seaside resort to fear it's. thousands of protesters in hong kong formed human chains as they continue that demonstrations against beijing. it's all planned for thihis weekend. welcome back to the front twenty four newsroom i'm judy a cam busts fronts in ireland have s sd t they will scrap a major e. u. trade deal with south american countries unless brazizil does more to fight fires i in the a amazon a record number of fires a ravaging the world's largest rainforest many of which a are blamed on brazilian president's policies. french president emmanuel macron stepped up his criticism idea this friday saying giant b belson already lied to him on b brazil stance n climate change. amil maxwell repor

emmanuel macron says this is a global crisis and the issue merits discussion.olsonaro says he is b being targeted by a smear campaign and says macron is trying to make political gain out of an matter in brazil. >> year after year, the amazon is being chewed up. the area deforested last month was four times the amount in july last year. a 278% increase. saysdigenous grououp chief it is responsible -- it is obvious who is responsible. >> bolsonaro must understand. if white people continue destroying the amazon, the world will have no more oxygen. >> bolsonaro has never been coy about dismantling environmental production policies. loggers and farmers are using fire to clear plots of land. >> the fires are the consequence of a policy of environmental destruction and support for the agricultural industry. >> policies are facing s schism internationally. criticisming internationally. >> the three-day summit kicks off tomorrow in beirut. counter protests are expected. in paris, a number of people are not onboard with the agenda. they are taking their voices to the pre

emmanuel macron has described the fires as an international emergency. fires engulfing large swaths of the amazon rain forest. the smoke is traveling far and wide. it darkened the skies over sao paulo, more than 2000 kilometers south of the burn area. this boko -- the scope of the fires is massive. satellite images show have the smoke has covered most of the northern half of brazil, which is larger than europe. the amazon produces 20% of the world's oxygen and is home to more than 3 million species of plants and animals. fires in the amazon are a natural occurrence, often started by lightning strikes, but that does not explain the sudden increase in fires this year, which environmentalists say has been exacerbated i cattle ranchers and soy farmers clearing forest at an increased pace. enforcement of amazon burning has been scaled back under , a longtimelsonaro skeptic of environmental concerns. bolsonaro slashed government funding to environmental agencies and on tuesday suggested the fires were being staged by ngos to embarrass his government. >> i'm un

what emmanuel macron says is they both agree, and by both i mean emmanuel macron and president trump, that iran should not have access to nuclear weapons. they both understand there is no incentive and destabilizing the region and they have to work on that. emmanuel macron said he is working to get a meeting between the man in the next few weeks. perhaps that could happen at the u.n. general assembly do take place in new york. many will tell you this a big diplomatic victory for emmanuel macron. a bold move he made yesterday. in many ways it has paid off. donald trump could have said he does not agree with his approach and walk away. instead we had the president of the united states saying i would consider meeting, just as long as negotiations and the conditions for the meeting are right. vonnie: maria tadeo for us. thank you for that. i want to mention we got a nice bounce in markets as the president was speaking, making positive comments about china. the s&p 500 and the dow up .7%. the nasdaq up .8%. it had been an update for markets already, but that gave it an extra oomph. at the

bolsonaro says micron called him a liar. -- says emmanuel macron called him a liar.nd herlori loughlin fashion designer husband are expected in boston federal court today. at issue is whether the couple can continue using a law firm that recently represented the university of southern california. the couple is accused of paying $500,000 in a sweeping college admissions bribery scam that involved rigging college admissions stamps and bribing coaches at elite universities, including usc. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. welcome the director for the federal budget at the heritage foundation. thank you for being here. i was looking at the consumer confidence numbers before we came on air. i was struck to see that the expectations were that consumer confidence would dip significantly, and it not to best much. >> economic fundamentals are still strong in the united states. workers have an abundance of job opportunities available. why wa

emmanuel macron saying, show me your money.ck over the past couple of days what will you take out of it? the statements a few days ago said there was no point speaking to eu leaders and puzzle seeing time and time again they would not renegotiate, you would think the meetings might not even have happened and they would wait until b edits and the g7 summit this weekend. i think downing street feels there is a willingness to engage and talk about issues that those public pronouncements did not reflect but i do not think they feel there is a fundamental shift of the position of the eu and of course it is about brussels and the commission and ireland as well, it is notjust about these two leaders. there is a certain amount of blame game preparation going on, as we head towards no deal, who will be blamed for that? emmanuel macron and boris johnson did not say we are not going to not renegotiate, that would have allowed downing street to claim they we re allowed downing street to claim they were intransigent. meanwhile those who are

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today emmanuel macron said we have to do everything we can to support brazil.nt ways you can encourage a country to do something. you can use the carrot and stick and already the french have been threatening to veto a new trade deal between south america the european union. tomorrow morning there will be a discussion about those fires and it will be interesting to see what approach, if any, the g7 can come up with to encourage brazil's new president, jair balsonaro, who knows his own mind, to take an interest in stopping deforestation and stopping the fires. thank you very much and well done for battling through the cheering. i am well done for battling through the cheering. iam hearing it well done for battling through the cheering. i am hearing it here from directly behind me. have we won? not yet, but it is very close, two to win for england in this remarkable test match at headingley, of which i might bring you a little more news in the moment. in the meantime... british airways has apologised after admitting it mistakenly told some passengers their flights

their house really is burning so emmanuel macron coming in with out so emmanuel macron coming in withing but it provides 20% of the auction on the planet. he has enraged jair bolsonaro and that's not the way to go at all, i messily mistrusts a lot of eu leaders and the only global leader he trusts is donald trump who could probably fix this problem if he turned his mind to it. the us is the country that has there not only resources but expertise to deal with theseissues resources but expertise to deal with these issues in a very literal sense with a burning rate for us to get the same thing happens in california. the us has the wherewithal to deal with this and trump could step in at any point. i'm not sure if the global outcry from european leaders is getting quite the right message. what is your view of this threat to scupper this trade deal between south american countries and the eu if they don't do something about it? is that the right attitude or approach? have to be a lot harder thanjair bolsonaro than they are at the moment. trump is unlikely to do anything approaching anythin

however, the issue did not come up when president trump and french president emmanuel macron spoke toing. the pair reiterated that they get on well but have had their differences. donald trump added he hoped the summit would accomplish a lot. angela merkel has also arrived. the german chancellor has given her support to president macron‘s call for record wildfires in the amazon rainforest to be put on the agenda of the summit this weekend. meanwhile, anti—globalisation and climate activists have teamed up with yellow vest protesters and basque nationalists in what they're calling a counter g7 summit. they've gathered in the cities of hendaye in france and irun in spain, on the french—spanish border. they're protesting at economic and climate policies pursued by the world's leading industrial countries and to promote alternatives. let's get more now from ros atkins, who's in biarritz for us. this is supposed to be about coming together and finding solutions in a spirit of unity, but we have already seen spirit of unity, but we have already seen divisions. yes, they are definitely going

emmanuel macron is welcoming vladimir putin to france again.hey set to address topics, the top of which is the conflict in ukraine. macron is hoping to revive the cease-fire deal. he will encourage putin to meet , to end the war which has killed people since 2014. iran will feature high on the agenda. paris will encourage moscow to use its ties to prevent the situation from escalating further. he is also expected to use his influence toto help end the warn syria. syriancontinues to back government forces. moscow and damascus insist there forces a are not targeting civilians. ahead of a meeting in france later this week, they are keen to show moscow it is not ostracized. president is expected to tread lightly on at least one sensitive russian domestic issue. they have called for fair elections in moscow. iran has warned the u.s. against any attempt to seize the tanker at the center of around between iran and the u.k.. it has been held for six weeks. the u.s. is trying to detain it longer. >> day turned tonight off the coast of gibraltar before t

emmanuel macron invited a number --officials rate among them a number of officials.mong them, the foreign minister for iran. say he wascials invited in agreement with the u.s. a claim. the white house has denied. the u.s. president contradicting the statement, saying he approved the invitation. macronoke to president yesterday. i knew everything he was doing and i approved whatever he was doing and thought it was fine. it is going to be nonnuclear. we are going to talk about ballistic missiles, timing, the length of the agreement. rouhani spoke earlier. let's take a l listen. >> we must take an interest in helping our country. if i knew having a meeting could lead to prosperity for my country and resolve my people's problems, i would not hesitate. the most important thing is our national interests. oureft -- let's cross to tehran correspondent. tell us about the reaction from the capital. set ofave had two reactions. one from the public and one from rival factioions. we have seen very l little reaction. it probably has do with the fact years, thest 40 iranians have s

mohammad zarif sat down with french president emmanuel macron.ron did face accusations that he blindsided some of his allies. president trump has been surprisingly quiet. get to maria who is on the ground. what point of the six-hour visit from iran, what was the essence of this? was it realtheory by macron or a reaching out to iran? >> this is something that caught many by surprise. it was a six-hour visit that made the headlines. many look at this as another standby macron -- another stunt by macron. we still don't know the timing of the visit at first, we were told the french didn't really tell anyone. this was just a last minute decision, something that french diplomacy will tell you was not really the case. emmanuel macron had a 30 minute discussion with the foreign minister. he left the venue where the world leaders are staying at just to meet him. he also was clear to say this is not a g7 event. what is interesting is that the americans would tell you they didn't really know about the meeting and would not confirm the french timeline. one t

these talks have been emphasizing the growing importance of emmanuel macron. angela merkel is stepping down as she has announced she will do. this is shifting toward france on the russians side of things. we saw the growing desire of both leaders to normalize this. we saw this in the rhetoric of both leaders. they haven't -- they sent macron. emmanuel macron seemed to be welcoming russia back into the european fold at various points as thehey spoke ahead of their talks behind closed doors. he talked about the fact that there are existing agreements wiwith russia. he also talked about russia as a european country. a very important symbol ahead of g7 talks this week. >> what about the main topic on the agenda? was there any real progress made? progress in ukraine? emily: we will have to see about real progress. i can tie you that the tone was very much positive from both leaders. ukraine has been the main stumbling block of when it comes to eu and russia relations. it could be ththe key to improvg those relations if there is progress on the conflict in ukraine.

emmanuel macron has com pletely enough.as completely had enough. 30 more days if that is it. he will probably put up if that is it. he will probably put up with that but the french are in the vanguard of saying enough is enough. so after three years we may have a solution in the next 30 days. even by the standards of the trump presidency, this has been a remarkably tumultuous week. on a range of signficant issues, mr trump has upended existing policies and conventions causing chaos at home and abroad. here are just a few of the more surprising things the president has said this week. he offered to buy greenland. and then cancelled a state visit when he was rebuffed. he told jewish american voters they were disloyal and weak if they voted democrat. he suggested it was time for russia to be readmitted into the g7 club of nations. and — yes — he called himself the "chosen one" for taking on china over trade. so at the end of this exhausting week in us politics we ask is there a reason for all this? jonathan swan is political c

emmanuel macron said he'd try to convince the g7 that tensions, especially over trade, were bad for everyoneus reports. every picture tells a story, a p pa re ntly every picture tells a story, apparently so what narrative is unfolding here? as the g7 leaders have dinner. the issues which divide them to be hard to swallow but finding a consensus could be fulfilling. it was all smiles early on saturday when the g7 host welcomed his guest in a carefully staged, manage performance. 0nly welcomed his guest in a carefully staged, manage performance. only the steadiness was donald tusk. 0utgoing leaders of the european council and still working on europeans —— fritz departure from the eu. one thing i could —— will not co—operate on is no deal. and i still hope that feministjohnson would not like to go down in history as mr no deal. the uk premises is a responsibility lies with mr tusk. reports suggest that the uk may not pay its full visual bill and £39 billion if you doesn't get a deal. first though, mr johnson will hold a —— bilateral meeting with donald trump, izzard brexit supported by the don'

glad you made putin and emmanuelle mccrum discuss the ukraine conflict and the iran crisis in a friendly encounter on the french riviera. u.s. conducts its 1st test launch of the mid range cruise missile since pulling out of an arms treaty with russia. a british social media network aimed at young british muslims is revealed to be part of a government plan to tackle radicalization. hello you're watching international i'm rosana lockwood welcome to the program the leaders of france and russia have held a meeting ahead of this weekend's g. 7 summit emmanuelle mccaughan i'm glad i'm a putin spoke for about 3 and a half hours in a patrol car reports from the french riviera. well i guess you don't really give personal invitations to an international leader to these kind of places and this kind of format even if it's the president of a very important geopolitical player unless they are your friends so clearly in the past 2 years mr mack on mr putin developed a close relationship we heard emmanuel macron call his counterpart dear vladimir a few times in death of lot of our putin just when he ar

at the g7 and perhaps we'll get to chance to ask either president trump or the french president emmanuel rack reason about that as well. >> we await the president's comments to the press coming up shortly. let's speak to our team of reporters and experts on the many issues coming out of this conference. molly ball, i had a thought. emmanuel macron trying to position himself as the new leader of europe, particularly with merkel stepping down and president trump showing no interest in the g7 at all really here. was the visit by zarif in a way a clever play with regards to the u.s. president saying the six of us are speaking to the iranians, we're staying in the deal whether you talk to him or not, we have these channels open. >> that seem like the statement that was intended to be sent. but from the europeans perspective, they are still kind of at sea trying to figure out how they orient themselves in a world where there's a vacuum, where american power used to be, but also where so many other european countries have fallen back from the internationalist project and from the idea of, you k

the french president, emmanuel macron, said he'll do everything he can to get leaders of the g7 to tacklehe world's problems. mr macron said he'd try to convince the g7 that tensions, especially over trade, were bad for everyone. he's one of a number of leaders to urge president trump not to further escalate america's trade war with china. the president announced fresh tariffs on chinese imports on friday, hours after beijing confirmed a similar move. for borisjohnson it's his first international gathering as british prime minister. high on the agenda for him is brexit. the european council president donald tusk said he was "willing to listen" to his ideas for brexit — as long as they were "realistic". but the two men clashed over who would be to blame in the case of a no—deal brexit. our chief political correspondent vicki young reports from biarritz. landing for his first summit, and it could be a tense one. borisjohnson is determined to leave the eu but says britain won't be walking off the world stage. the prime minister wants to show he's got an important role to play and has strong

we actually have a lot in common, emmanuel and i. we've been friends for a long time.very much. we get along very well. i think i can say we have a special relationship. we all remember the eiffel tower dinner and that was a very good beginning, and we have some really great things to talk about. couldn't ask for better weather or a more beautiful location. next year we'll be hosting in the united states so that will be very good. >> president trump and emmanuel macron as world leaders assemble this weekend. did he just say once in a while? >> yeah. >> we, you know -- >> once in a while we go at it just a little bit. >> just a little bit. >> but not very much. >> okay. >> okay. we'll see how that reconciles with what actually happens this weekend. pamela brown in southern france. pamela, hello to you. the president says once in a while we go at it a little bit, right after saying that the white house, if you create this digital tax, i'm going to tax your wine. >> reporter: yeah. that's absolutely right. it was interesting that the president exchanging pleasantries, cal

but imputed and emmanuelle mccrum discuss crises in ukraine and iran and friendly and cold you'll encounter in the french riviera. the u.s. conducts its 1st test launch of a mid-range cruise missile since pulling out of a cold war era pact with russia which was designed to prevent production and use of such weapons. and a pretty social media network aimed at young british muslims is revealed to be part of a government plan to tackle radicalization. and life for me in the same year and on th q. and moscow one it's coming right with the world update us welcome to the program 1st for you then french president emmanuel mccrone has met with russians from the team of hussein and his summer residence on the mediterranean coast ahead of this weekend's g. 7 summit the talks lasted about 3 and a half hours with a quite cordial atmosphere evidence when the need to spoken to its reporters to track and out of holes from the riviera. well i guess you don't really give personal invitations to an international leader to these kind of places in this kind of format even if it's the president of a very import

you see him there meeting french president emmanuel macron.ven of the world's strongest countries to put on a united front to try to tackle global issues. but as we know, trump is no ordinary president and this is not shaping up to be an ordinary summit. sources tell cnn that the president really doesn't want to be at the g7 this weekend. he has even questioned why he has to go. this they say he has complained that past gathers have been unproductive. they focus too much on the environment and oceans instead of president trump's own achievements. so now instead of pulling u.s. allies closer which could be helpful, the president kicked off his trip by threatening to slap the host country france with tariffs as well. >> i don't want them doing anything having to do with taxing unfairly our companies.

that gets under way this evening, hosted by emmanuel macron.theme of very hot weather through much of the weekend for most parts of the uk. today, no exception. most of us seeing sunny skies that we have a strip of cloud out of the north and west, bringing a few occasional showers into the far north and west of scotland. for most of us, it is dry and very warm. temperatures pushing on into the low 30s in the very hottest parts. overnight tonight after such a warm day, temperatures will be slow to fall away and indeed around ten or 11 o'clock, we are looking at temperatures still around 18 or 20 degrees so it will be a warm night for sleeping. not to humid for many of us. as we look at the weather into sunday, it is a repeat

it was all smiles earlier on saturday when the g7 host, emmanuel macron, welcomed his guests to biarritzrefully staged, managed performance. joining the state leaders was donald tusk. outgoing presidents of the european council still very much working on britain's departure from the eu. one thing i will not co—operate on is no deal. and i still hope that prime ministerjohnson would not like to go down in history as mr no—deal. the uk prime minister's says the responsibility lies with mr tusk. reports suggest that the uk may not pay its full withdrawal bill and £39 billion if it doesn't get a deal. first though, mrjohnson will hold a bilateral meeting with donald trump, the us president is a brexit supporter, but they don't see eye—to—eye on everything, including trade wars. i am very worried about the way it's going, the growth of protection, tariffs that we're seeing, the uk thrives mightily on being open, outward loking, free—trading nation, that's what we're goingto eb promoting because it's good for the world. the two allies will meet for breakfast. on their menu, just what might go

the latest headlines: this is bbc news, the headlines: emmanuel macron has called for a de—escalation climate change and brexit. the european council president donald tusk says it may be the last chance to restore harmony among leading industrial nations.

we see the arrival of donald trump, borisjohnson and they will be formally welcomed by emmanuel macronions to some of the problems including the fires in the amazon and economic equality. we know these events are fractious, divisions already and the event ended with donald trump leaving early and not much decision—making being made to this time and even though he will welcome the spirit of optimism and hope welcomed a formal declaration and has not even made plans for all of this to happen at all. and you can see the sun is shining and the sky is blue and a beautiful setting there in the south of france to welcome the world leaders, and we will see exactly what progress they can make of the next couple of days we will bring you the opening ceremony and those opening momentsjust after you the opening ceremony and those opening moments just after half past six. nice weather in the south of france, but here is chris fox. warm and sunny day with a cloud around in the skies. you can see the extent of the sunshine here, and that seems to be repeated across much of the uk. little bit of patch

the host this year, the french president emmanuel macron has played down expectations for this summit. he scrapped things that traditionally concludes each summit saying it was pointless. mr. trump left behind the stockmarket reeling the worst in washington and beijing. it came after he said he'd hike tariffs on chinese imports after china made a similar move on american goods and wall street responded the dow jones dropped more than 600 point, but the president brushed it off. he claimed he was only doing what previous presidents should have done all along. >> china has been hurting our country for 30 years with the money they've been taken out. other presidents should have done something about it a and they should have done something a long sometime ago, whether it was clinton or bush or obama, any of them. they should have done something about it. they didn't. i'm doing it. we have no choice. we're not going to lose close to a trillion dollars a year to china. china understands that. i hope with president xi, we have a good president. >> that was the oopresident. we have coverage t

emmanuel macron the g7 summit in biarritz, president trump issued a blunt warning to tehran. >> if the circumstances were correct, i would certainly agree to that. but in the meantime, they have to be good players. you understand what that means. they weret do what saying they were going to do, because if they do that, they will be met with violent force. we have no choice. mark: president macron hopes that president trump and hassan romney will meet in the coming weeks. g7 leaders agreed that iran needs to meet its nuclear obligations but there was a hope for a diplomatic victory in the can't that that has grown since the u.s. left the nuclear record. of russia,nts ukraine, germany, and france will meet next month to discuss the ukraine conflict. president macron made the announcement today. he also said g7 leaders could takegree on what it would to invite russia back into the group of leading democracies. abeident trump and shinzo are hoping to make their trade agreement a done deal . that is when they are planning a signing ceremony. onan will cut tariffs american beef and other agr

borisjohnson is in paris to meet the french president, emmanuel macron, for brexit talks.kstop — which aims to prevent a hard border after brexit — must be ditched if a no—deal exit from the eu is to be avoided, but time is running out. yesterday, german chancellor angela merkel challenged mrjohnson to find a workable solution to the backstop problem within 30 days. speaking at a joint press conference this lunchtime, mr macron said there could not be a fundamentally different withdrawal agreement — but added he was open to a solution if it ensured stability in ireland, and complied with the integrity of the single market and the rules of the eu. iam i am confident that collective intelligence we should be able to find something smart within 30 days if there is goodwill on both sides andi if there is goodwill on both sides and i believe there is. i have a lwa ys and i believe there is. i have always been presented as the hard boy in the group but it is just that i have always been clear, i choice has been made and we cannotjust ignore it. we will have to implement the deci

emmanuel macron and angela merkel say they want the fires on the g7 agenda.n this meeting do anything to address this crisis? >> the french president has set a number of bullet points. he would like to discuss with the other leaders of the most influential and rich nations in the world coming here for this meeting, how he wants to resolve that crisis. one scheme he has in mind is reforeststation t that could be financnced by some of t the wealthiest natioions. whatat is also on n his mind is putting more pressure on brazil. in that respect, you have to see this idea that he could block the free trade deal brussels recently hammered out with the america source states. what you have to understand is that if f one european natations not ratify that deal that has been agreed in principle, it means the whole deal is dead. phil:phil: the main issue of this weekends g7 was supposed to be fighting inequality. oxfam is saying the climate crisis compounds and equality. how will leaders be trying to get to grips with that? >> thehe french president has, s a precaution,

the stuff with iran that emmanuel macron is trying to do is very important and the stuff with japan,ild swings in the market but what you can see is how important these policies are given how quickly and how much the market responds. it really does tell you what's going on and if we could get a good deal with china where they win and we win, it's better for the whole world. >> sandra: forward thinking and forward-looking auto monday morning. >> it tells us what will become a know it has been. >> sandra: appreciate your time this morning, thank you. we might thank you very much. >> jon: this fox news alert, following reports -- stay like that we can that killed two of its fighters. if employed an additional defense system to their part of the country. you can see over the shoulder, this is the ms. missile defense system that will intercept any missiles from israel including lebanon and syria, also the distance those mountains, that is syria off in the corner, the country of lebanon. all this coming as tensions continue to rise in the middle east. on saturday, strike a target in syria