germany has rejected inviting moscow back into the g 7 that after the prospect was raised by u.s. president donald trump the german foreign minister hike a mosque in front of the situation in an interview published monday russia was expelled from the g 7 following its addicks a sion of crimea from ukraine and 2014. and a cease fire has gone into effect in eastern ukraine moscow and kiev agreeing to a full ceasefire between government forces and progress in separatists more than 13000 people have died in 6 years. most banished government says the country is safe to visit that despite a surgeon coronavirus cases that statement coming after the u.k. reimpose the quarantine on travelers returning from spain there's particular concern about a cluster of outbreaks and catalonia and its capital city barcelona residents fear tighter restrictions than they already have will be reimposed as we hear from the full of shots. it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink

he's inviting russia to re-join the g-7.s inviting putin to washington, all while there is this credible allegation of russians putting a bounty on american heads. that to me is just inexplicable. >> mr. chairman, it's been reported today that the group of eight including yourself congressional leaders is due to be briefed on this. that was going to be today. it was moved to tomorrow. it's been reported among the briefers will be the cia director and also the nsa director. that seems, if that's accurate, that seems sort of heartening because it would imply that you at least and your colleagues are going to be briefed by people who should know what they're talking about and not just know the white house spin on this. what should we know about it? >> well i normally can't comment on the gang of eight meeting, even the existence of one, but the white house at their press conference today announced they were doing it. look, this will be an opportunity for us to get into some granular detail about what intelligence we possess and

there is not more shared spaces in d6, d10, g-7. there is not a lot going on. something has gone wrong here. i am not sure what it is. is it an outreach problem, translation problem, is it facilitation, budget problem? whatever it is, i think we need to work on that and we need to be active and engaging on that problem because my fear is that we are going to have some really nice shared spaces in the marina and mission and maybe some spaces in the eight, and not in the richmond and the outer sunset and excelsior. to me those accidents probably need it -- those businesses need it more because they don't have the foot traffic that valencia and 16th might have. they don't have the traffic that might be in the marina. i think when we talk about equity, that is what equity is about. the folks that have a harder hill to climb, give them a hand to get up the hill. i agree wholeheartedly. i think we should make some kind of resolution or recommendation and that is something we can look at between now and the next meeting. commissioner hule. >> i am looking at a map of

he's inviting russia to rejoin the g 7. inviting putin to washington. all while there is this credible allegation of russians putting a bounty on american heads. that is inexplicable. >> it's been reported that the group of eight including yourself congressional leaders is due to be briefed on this. that was going to be today. moved to tomorrow. reported among the briefers will be the cia director and nsa director. if that's accurate that seems sort of heartening. it would imply you at least and colleagues will be briefed by people who should know what they're talking about and not the white house spin. what are expectations for the briefing? >> i normally can't comment on a gang of eight meeting. but the white house at the press conference announced they were doing it. this will be an opportunity for us to get into some detail. about what intelligence we possess. and get to the bottom of the public reports of some intelligence community. so finally we'll have a chance to talk to the agency and themselves rather than the white house personnel to give th

president donald trump to invite russia back into the g. 7 german foreign minister heiko masa confirmed the decision in a german newspaper interview published monday russia was expelled from the group of following its an exemption of crimea from ukraine in 2014. somalia's parliament has ousted a prime minister. in a no confidence vote an internet blackout immediately followed legislators accused me of failing to move the country toward democratic elections foreign policy chief joseph says his removal disrespects somalia's constitutional foundations. while dozens of migrant workers have become infected with the coronavirus on a cucumber farm in the southern german state of bavaria nearly 500 people are under quarantine and not allowed to leave the site it's just the latest in a string of outbreaks involving food production facilities in germany. 480 farm employees and mom and i have been told they aren't allowed to leave the premises security guards are monitoring the current team period imposed after more than 170 of the seasonal workers tested positive for the corona virus there were 7

president donald trump to invite russia back into the g. 7 german foreign minister hypo mass confirmed the decision in a german newspaper interview published monday russia was expelled from the group of following its annexation of crimea from ukraine 2014. a cease fire has gone into effect in eastern ukraine moscow and kiev agreed to implement a full ceasefire between government forces and pro russian separatists earlier this month more than $13000.00 people have died in the conflict which began in 2014. at least 174 migrant workers have become infected with the coronavirus on a farm in southern germany nearly 500 people are under quarantine and are not allowed to leave the farm. so mali is parliament has ousted a prime minister haas an ugly and a no confidence vote an internet blackout immediately followed legislators accused me of failing to move the country towards democratic elections foreign policy chief justice says higher his removal disrespects somalia's constitutional foundations. well north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lock

engaging with was mir putin, in which he obviously actively calling for ussia to be readmitted to the g-7, this group of -- the economies histicated n the world that russia was ejected from after the an xation of -- annexation of crimea. those are the questions circling. as a strict matter of fact, correct.nd others are not every piece of intelligence suggesting, ok, u.s. service here are in some level increased risk needs to go to the president. former - as that same senior intelligence official put it to me, if the president won't based off of n this information, he might not need to know it. think very ld i reasonably argue there were made -- decisions to be made and that's the point taken by many democrats in congress. and certainly by many, many former national security and intelligence officials that seen speaking publicly and on the record about their experiences with briefing the president. host: we'll go to el monte, alifornia, that's where bruce katie bo ats, for williams. your comment. caller: i'll take my comment off the air. president has -- t's like he's in bed with the russ

what ever he does, seems to be what is in putin's best interest, whether it's inviting him back in the g-7r the withdraw of troops in germany, which putin very much wants. whether it's the general unraveling of the alliances, which is a long standing russian goal. and joy, the really alarming thing that is staring us in the face here is we have an election in a few months and why would russia not, once again try to interfere. they can do so with the massive information campaign that we have seen them undertake, and do so by trying to hack the election infrastructure that we have seen in the past that they might want to do. so, perhaps what donald trump does not want to do is pick a fight with somebody who he thinks is on his side, in the coming election. and that, i think, is deeply troubling reality that we have to live with. >> you know, there was, i still recall, during the bush administration, condoleezza rice giving the briefing to congress in which they had to read from the presidential daily brief. bin laden, determined to attack inside the united states. we now as you mention know,

and although the president invited russia back into the g-7 , the reality is that that in indication contains no concession on the part of the russians. the us, also was set to redeploy 9500 us forces in germany . forces that are critical to signaling the us resolve with our allies. what are the steps required to counter this russian threat. let me end by summarizing them . one, i do believe we have to make clear. where the linesare that cannot be crossed . made very clear that he will not get away with attacks on our forces and that we will respond to diplomatic isolation and sanctions and throughmilitary force if necessary .we have to recommit to the nato alliance . but russia and china are primary adversaries at this point in time and what is the one thing that they cannot do west and mark they cannot form alliances. they fear alliance. and so our ability to develop and maintain alliances, one of our best weapons against those adversaries. third, we have to make sure that we do protect free and fair elections in this country. free from russianinterference . and fourthly, we do hav

my question to you is this, the idea that we're going to try to affect who reform through the g-7 is a new one. can we at least just stipulate for the time being that it is harder for the united states to impact reform in the who if we are not a part of it rather than a part of it? it might just be good for us to stipulate that. whether or not you're going to try to pursue to reform the g-7 or not, can we at least stipulate it is more difficult for us to get the who to reform if we have withdrawn from it? >> thank you, sir. i think senator menendez or another senator had mentioned, the who is a member state institution. our conversations with the g-7 are important because it really represents the most significant and influential donors to the world health organization. i would say that if who and other countries, and other countries do not want to see the united states leave who, there's no doubt about that. it's important for who to embrace these reforms, and at the appropriate governing body's meeting for member states to take these reforms up and approve them. >> there's one count

you can't be in the g-8 or g-7.o why was the president -- why were they not raising this to a level of -- to say to the president, this is not a good time for you to be saying russia should be part of the g-8 when in fact there is reason to suspect that russia was threatening the security of our men and women in uniform. reporter: to that end. what should happen now? you mentioned potentially restoring those sanctions. i know you just had this briefing but do you think there are other steps congress should take in light of everything we're learning about this episode? ms. pelosi: let me just say, and reference my statement about -- i said earlier, i think, that when congress in a bipartisan way passed sanctions on russia, the administration told us to take out the sanctions on the g.r.u., the intelligence, as well as the defense sectors of russia. those should definitely still be -- they were there in a bipartisan way. it's just the administration wanted them out. i don't know why. so we should have those in there i

stories making news around the world germany has been checked and inviting moscow back into the g. 7 after the prospect was raised by u.s. president donald from german foreign minister mosque and from the decision in an interview published monday russia was expelled from the group following its annexation of crimea from ukraine in 2014. a cease fire has gone into effect in eastern ukraine moscow and kiev agreed to implement a full ceasefire between government forces and pro russian separatists earlier this month more than $13000.00 people have died in 6 years of conflict. and somalia's. prime minister. in a north confidence vote and internet blackout followed legislators accused of failing to move the country towards democratic elections the e.u. says his removal undermines somalia's constitutional foundations. egypt is your p.r. and so diane have agreed to resume talks over the disputed hydroelectric dam that is feeling on the river nile negotiations over the grand bernays on stam have gone on for almost a decade so why is it so difficult to settle this dispute over the waters of th

g 7 countries the g. 20 our combined economic diplomatic and military power is surely enough to meet this challenge we directed clearly and with great courage the free world must try to over this new tyranny we heard from china expert only who says the u.s. is acting in fear. many people in the united states are strangely upset with the very authoritarian way that the trumpet ministration is dealing with the protesters and basically accused china of not following the ignore and violating human rights a lot of people would probably cry foul and say oh you sound like you're being a hypocrite here u.s. foreign policy folks basically are worried that china would include the us economically and therefore politically be and in militarily you over time and that's their biggest fear i don't think it's as a team to human rights. the iconic highest afia in istanbul has reopened for muslim prayers with its 1st friday worship as a free top turkish court revoked its status as a museum at its highest if he has 1st muslim prayer and almost 90 years crowds of worshippers will be nearby square for th

g 7 countries the g. 20 our combined economic diplomatic and military power is surely enough to meet this challenge we directed clearly and with great courage to free world must triumph over this new tyranny. well among the reaction we've been getting was from china expert who believes the u.s. is acting in fear. many people in the united states are extremely upset with the very authoritarian way that the trumpet ministration is dealing with the protesters and basically accused china of not following the norms and by leading human rights a lot of people would probably cry foul and say oh you sound like you're being a hypocrite here us or call us the folks basically are worried that china would eclipse the us economically and therefore politically and militarily over time and that's their biggest fear i don't think it's as it into human rights. in the story we want to bring you on the program today several passengers on a reunion plane helping left injured after the pilot was forced to change all to true to avoid collision with an american fighter jet the u.s. air force however insist

say the opposite we remember when it really was a sovereign country it was the 4th power within the g 7 so we know perfectly well which direction to take to develop our country we will be able to go it on our own again to manage all the funds we need to relaunch the manufacturing areas of this country tourism definitely needs a fresh push as our attractions appeal to everyone the problem is that we do not have an opportunity within the e.u. to develop our economy and this made in italy brand like we should be doing. still in europe the former french prime minister edward philippe is facing an inquiry over his handling of the corona virus pandemic there which claimed almost $30000.00 lives in france the move came just hours after he said the government resigned as head of a reshuffle 2 other officials are also being investigated to a former health minister and her successor the court of justice which deals with cases of ministerial misconduct received 90 complaints which included endangering the lives of others and even manslaughter the complaints came from citizens doctors and unions th

some of the other stories making news this hour germany has rejected inviting moscow back into the g. 7 after the prospect was raised by u.s. president from the german foreign minister who confirmed the decision in a newspaper interview published monday russia was expelled from the group following the annexation of crimea from ukraine in 2014. and a cease fire has gone into effect in eastern ukraine moscow and kiev agreeing to implement a full ceasefire between government forces and pro russian separatists earlier this month more than $13000.00 people have died in the conflict which began in 2014. somalia's president has ousted the prime minister has on ray in a no confidence vote and internet blackout immediately followed legislators accuse him of failing to move the country towards democratic elections the u. says his removal disrespect small is constitutional foundations. well the spanish government says the country is safe to visit that despite a surgeon trona virus cases the foreign minister was addressing concerns after the u.k. reimposed a quarantine on travelers returning from s

say the opposite we remember when its really was a sovereign country it was the 4th power within the g 7 so we know perfectly well which direction to take to develop our country we will be able to go it on our own again to manage all the funds we need to relaunch the manufacturing areas of this country tourism definitely needs a fresh push as our attractions appeal to everyone the problem is that we do not have an opportunity within the e.u. to develop our economy and this made in italy brand like we should be doing. well that's a wrap for now more from artie's world news center here with me in half an hour reporting from moscow i'm kevin o. in house watching and hope you have a great rest of the weekend. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. before. the club became a household name in the united states and other world over. washington ceased to be a city that. gender quarter compromised by what is a sure national interest people talk about gridlock in congress hear people t

germany has rejected inviting moscow back into the g. 7 after the prospect was raised by u.s. president all from the german foreign minister had no mass confirming that decision in an interview published today monday russia was expelled from the group following its an exception of crimea from ukraine in 2014. in central portugal more than 600 firefighters are battling wildfires with strong winds hampering their efforts. the fires began in the in this valley of oh yeah dos and spread to neighboring yes about his several people had to be evacuated. egypt ethiopia and sudan have agreed to resume talks on this controversial hydro electric dam that ethiopia's filling on the river nile negotiations over the ground renaissance them have been going on for about a decade but ethiopia is not waiting for them to and before filling the dam wise are so difficult to settle this dispute over the waters of the nile. river him explains. this is the ethiopian ground renee sounds damn good for short. erected on the river nile does mean tributary the blue nile it took almost a decade to build and

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g 7 countries the g 20 our combined economic diplomatic and military power is surely enough to meet this challenge we directed clearly and with great courage to free world must try to over this new tyranny well we've been getting expert analysis on the entire situation including from china expert who believes the u.s. is acting in fear many people in the united states are extremely upset with the very authoritarian way that the truck administration is dealing with the protesters and basically trying to. not following the norms and violating human rights a lot of people would probably cry foul and say oh you sound like you're being a hypocrite here us for all of the folks basically are worried that china would eclipse the us economically and then therefore politically be and in militarily over time and that's their biggest fear i don't think it has it in to human rights. a youth court in germany has given a sentence to a 93 year old man at the age of 17 he was an s.s. concentration camp guard he's been convicted of over 5000 counts of excess free to murder their europe correspondent peter

troops, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said russia should absolutely not be invited to the g 7 like trump suggested this fall. >>i can't. >>to verify the current. the rumors that all of you are writing about. but what i'll be surprised. if the russians were doing something like this absolutely not. >>i was kaitlan collins reporting many states like california have mandates requiring masks. 4 other states the decision to wear a mask remains voluntary. we'll take a break it's 4.43. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the 4th of july is almost here. >>and so the fireworks we're going tell you what you need to know if you live in an area where fireworks are legal we'll be right back. and we're back at 4.46 major fireworks shows have been canceled across the bay area because of the pandemic but sales of safe and sane fireworks for use at home. >>is booming prom forcefully took all has more. >>absent a major fireworks show to attend due to the covid-19 pandemic neighbors in dublin are stocking up on safe and sane supplies to entertain themselves and their families on the 4th of j

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the g-7 condemned china's national security law targeting hong kong. i greatly appreciated, too, how the u.s. called out china for its disinformation campaign surrounding the pandemic. it's also not just words. the new alliance on china is gaining steam. united kingdom has a strong stand against the ccp's attempt to crush hong kongers' autonomy. the czech republic has secured networks, clean networks in 5g, and my friend secretary-general stoltenberg has made a walking call to make the alliance a greater focus. clearly, there's a trans-atlantic awakening to the truth of what's happening. concerns are rightly growing about the ccp's exploitation of multilateral bodies too. chinese leaders at the international telecommunications union and the international civil aviation organization have leveraged their positions to advance china's narrow interests. certainly, the united states and many of our free willed friends have our differences on the subject of multilateralism, but we can all agree these institutions should be rooted in democratic values, and ref

could still hit some of the state's mauler islands germany says russia will remain outside of the g. 7 until it does more to help end the conflict in ukraine foreign minister heikal mosse rejected a proposal from the u.s. president to allow russia back into the club of wealthy nations russia was suspended from what was the g. 82014 after an excuse me is ukraine's crimea peninsula and move a move denounced by many government says even legal. south korea is marking the anniversary of the armistice set ended the korean war 67 years ago when 3000000 people were killed in the conflicts since it ended a formal peace treaty has never been signed a un held a separate ceremony at the de-militarized zone commemorations are also expected in north korea. to be a. day watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour dozens of rohingya refugees drowned while trying to swim to malaysian shores have been found alive the coast guard says they were hiding in bushes on a small island they've been detained as malaysia does not recognize refugee satirists florance we has more from kuala lumpur $

germany says russia will remain outside the g 7 until it does more to help end the conflict in ukraine foreign minister heikal mosse rejected a proposal from the u.s. president to allow russia back into the club of wealthy nations russia was suspended from what was the g. 82014 after it onix ukraine's crimea peninsula a move denounced by many governments. and russia's president says new nuclear weapons are on the way for his country's navy during a parade in st petersburg dragomir putin also said a hypersonic cruise missile and underwater nuclear drones are in their final stages of testing so negative reports. on the new evil river a show of russian naval might 200 vessels on display a more than 4000 troops standing to attention for the country's top brass to have promises of more investment from warships to nuclear submarines the same petersburg's ceremony showcase the military but denies ation that bloody near putin has made his highest priority since the annexation of crimea and 2014 the president using the occasion to announce dozens of new warships are on the way. we're doing as.

its leader vladimir putin most recently insisting that he would invite russia to take part in the g. 7 meeting due to take place in the us later this year a number of news agencies report that information about russian payment to taliban fighters was included in a number of presidential daily briefs the white house will not be drawn specifically on whether president trump actually read these intelligence summaries and answer to this question is likely to be demanded when congress reconvenes after the 4th of july holiday weekend. al-jazeera washington. still ahead an al-jazeera pressure on the president to mexico's leader marks 2 years in office but will celebrations be dulled by a spike in violence. zimbabwe's government closes the stock exchange leaving investors wondering what's happened to their money. how the heaviest rain the last 36 hours has been in southern japan as this thing went through but it's still an active system curling around in north korea in some parts of northeastern china so some pretty heavy rain just going offshore through the sea of japan which means showers in

and biotech and britain is pushing back again huawei but what is good for the country's future for 5 g. 7 showed today so let's go and dive right in. the united states topped 3300000 corona virus cases on monday the death toll exceeds 135000 what this means is that nearly one in 100 americans have now tested positive for the virus this comes as 32 states across the country saw an increase of covert 1000 cases of at least 10 percent in the last week while on sunday florida broke the u.s. record with more than 15000 new cases in just one day on monday another 12624 new cases were confirmed meanwhile just south in brazil police officers patrolled beaches in rio de janeiro the city's mayor marcello cruella required residents to wear face masks and only those practicing individual sports were actually allowed in the sand or the sea wall deaths in mexico reached $35000.00 on sunday the latin american countries surpassed italy and now has the world's 4th highest death toll from the pandemic the mayor of mexico city plans to target neighborhoods with a higher number of people infected with covert

president donald trump's proposal to allow russia back into the g. 7 foreign minister mast told a german newspaper that russia will remain outside of the club of wealthy nations until it makes meaningful progress in solving the conflict in ukraine russia was suspended from the g 2014 after it illegally an extent you crane's crimea peninsula lisey's fire between ukrainian government forces and pro russian rebels has come into effect the truce is backed by the leaders of both russia and ukraine who held a rare phone call earlier lomas in ski's office says both he and verbal putin agree it's important to implement the 2015 peace deal. russia's president says nuclear weapons are on its way for maritime forces during a navy day parade in st petersburg putin said a hypersonic cruise missile and underwater nuclear drones are in their final stages of testing so new gago reports. on the new evil river a show of russian naval might 200 vessels on display and more than 4000 troops standing to attention for the country's top brass to have promises of more investment from warships to nuclear submarin

germany says russia will remain outside the g 7 until it promotes meaningful progress in the solving the conflict in ukraine from minister who has rejected a proposal from the u.s. president to allow russia back into the club of wealthy nations russia was suspended from the g 2014 after it illegally an extinct crane's crimean peninsula. u.s. envoy to iran says the blockade of qatar has gone on for too long brian hook says the goal for the street is damaging stability prosperity and security as well as harming shared regional interests saudi arabia the united arab emirates rein in egypt cut ties with qatar more than 3 years ago as their allegations of supporting armed groups and refuses to accept any settlement that compromises its sovereignty theaters are countless concerts and festivals all canceled across the virus pandemic has been devastating for artists and performers some governments have stepped in to support them but american performers a pressing congress to give them a helping hand to. the reports from new york. for better or worse the u.s. is slowly reopening its economy r

it as well we coordinating together with the 5 eyes and we also discussed next steps including at g. 7that will we also talked about ongoing discussions relation to 5 g. and crucially how we can diversify our supply chains in relation to telecoms invitee network and also in the world learning some of that lessons from grade a virus e.p. and all the things and the work that we can do together in order to facilitate that that i think for some to talk about the free trade negotiations we're looking forward to meeting british and american businesses shortly i give them which each other's biggest investors and new trade relationships well over $300000000000.00 we think we can do even better than that there are every morning just under one half 1000000 americans who go to work for british companies around the saying it's going to work for american companies and i think that restricts the kind of win win free trade deal that we're committed and determined to achieve between the 2 countries good for jobs good for consumers as well for the u.k. it is really clear that we need to work with our a

and be ready to evacuate germany has rejected president trump proposal to allow russia back into the g. 7 foreign minister hike a mosque told a german newspaper that russia will remain outside the club of wealthy nations until it makes meaningful progress in solving the conflict in ukraine russia was suspended from the g 82014 after it illegally annexed ukraine's crimea peninsula. theaters are empty countless concerts and festivals all canceled the coronavirus pandemic has been devastating to artists and performers some governments have stepped in to support them but american performers are pressing congress to give them a helping hand to deborah zonda reports now from new york. for better or worse the u.s. is slowly reopening its economy restaurants parks and even pools have been opening their doors but for some industries there is still no light at the end of the tunnel the health risks of the coated 1000 virus keeping the curtain firmly closed on theaters cinemas and music venues which means no work for millions in the arts and entertainment industry people like carson l. rod and actor

its leader vladimir putin most recently insisting that he would invite crasher to take part in the g. 7 meeting due to take place in the us later this year a number of news agencies report that information about russian payment to taliban fighters was included in a number of presidential daily briefs the white house will not be drawn specifically on whether president trump actually read these intelligence summaries an answer to this question is likely to be demanded when congress reconvenes after the 4th of july holiday weekend. al-jazeera washington still ahead on al-jazeera. i would not be surprised if we go up to $100000.00 the day. i die i want from the us is top coronavirus expert is going to get a whole lot worse before things improve. facebook removes hundreds of accounts ning of the far right movement that stages an armed protest against black lives matter rally. hello this year's seasonal rains plum rains have been doing their stuff in the last few days it's a pretty obvious pattern to them there's a wind up here that takes a cold front back to a little hump somewhere in china

the g 7 countries grew by less than half that if you only want to have growth that will be in a much weaker environment particularly trying to look at those and what they should be. i think the uk was right to tread a middle ground between washington and beijing and not withstand the issues of hong kong and other issues with china. other wise, particularly given the brexit challenges, we'll be heading into a weak area of growth into the for seeable future even when we recover from covid. >> i want to give you the detail on u.s./china relations. let's round out discussion around the uk. they've taken a real back and forth attitude we know in their latest move, they've followed washington to a degree in banning the use of the equipment in ag. what is your take on what led the decision is it an attempt to bow to washington or something else >> we didn't have a choice just the judgement of the independent security expert. it was their judgement that led the government to create the structure of the deal at the start of the year. the heightened u.s. stance and the banning of huawei semico

its leader vladimir putin most recently insisting that he would invite russia to take part in the g. 7 meeting due to take place in the us later this year a number of news agencies report that information about russian payment to taliban fighters was included in a number of presidential daily briefs the white house will not be drawn specifically on whether president trump actually read these intelligence summaries and answer to this question is likely to be demanded when congress reconvenes after the 4th of july holiday weekend. al-jazeera washington. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back as soon showdown at the u.n. fails to new tensions between the u.s. and iran. under french driven initiative to try and stop the violence in africa is the hell with more nonsense. however as the monsoon trough has burst over pakistan never got more moisture in a man as well not to produce thunderstorms quite dramatic ones where you've got convergence and mountains as is the case there and these hairy bits here there where you see blowing off the top of thunderstorms and bill's all a

its leader vladimir putin most recently insisting that he would invite russia to take part in the g. 7 meeting due to take place in the u.s. later this year a number of news agencies report that information about russian payment to taliban fighters was included in a number of presidential daily briefs the white house will not be drawn specifically on whether president trump actually read these intelligence summaries and answer to this question is likely to be demanded when congress reconvenes after the 4th of july holiday weekend. al-jazeera washington. time for a short break here and al-jazeera when we come back vladimir putin could be about to extend his rule but the move is seen as a step too far for some former supporters plus. with their government intervention the koala will become extinct. daya warnings for the future of one of australia's best loved animals more that status. well are a few things to talk about in the u.s. and canada there are wondering shazahn the ohio valley maybe the mississippi valley as well that's to be expected this massive trout here briefly border but i

germany says russia will remain outside the g 7 until it promotes meaningful progress in solving the conflict in ukraine foreign minister has rejected a proposal from the u.s. president to allow russia back into the club of wealthy nations russia was suspended from the g 2014 after annexed ukraine's crimea peninsula. south korea is marking the anniversary of the armistice that ended the korean war nearly 70 years ago more than 3000000 people were killed in the conflict which never saw participants sign a formal peace treaty u.n. is set to hold its own ceremony at the demilitarized zone commemorations are also expected in north korea has more from so on the continued residence the context il has on the peninsula. of course $22.00 nations came to the defense of south korea led by the united states under the united nations. it was hoped to the number of those veterans would have made the journey here to south korea that's not possible of course because of the coronavirus but we have have had a number of south korean veterans here obviously all taking very extra precautions and socially

its leader vladimir putin most recently insisting that he would invite russia to take part in the g. 7 meeting due to take place in the us later this year a number of news agencies report that information about russian payment to taliban fighters was included in a number of presidential daily briefs the white house will not be drawn specifically on whether president trump actually read these intelligence summaries and answer to this question is likely to be demanded when congress reconvenes after the 4th of july holiday weekend. al-jazeera washington israel's leaders are reported to be at odds about the planned annexation of parts of the occupied west bank prime minister benjamin netanyahu was set to move forward on july 1st that deadline likely won't be met but benny gantz has suggested annexation should be put on hold completely while the government deals with coronavirus will have a force that has more from western on the divisions between netanyahu and gets. differing messages coming from both of them we've just heard from benjamin netanyahu he's finished his talks with the u.s. en

he has lobbied for vladimir putin to attend the g 7 summit. potentially rejoin as a member of the organization bumping it back up to g 8. all the while potentially knowing or not knowing there is the possibility that the russian government and intel services are willing to pay bounties for dead americans. so i think recognizing the greater context of what is happening and the actions the president was taking. that is one of the reasons why i am so incredibly concerned about this. >> what do you make of the idea that this may not be new? >> they have been pursuing this for some time and the intelligence is significant but not compelling. you have experience. what does that smell like? >> i'm a former cia officer. and just to speak about how intelligence comes to be and how intelligence reports like the ones discussed in public reporting would come to be is there's a collection of information. that information is collected from human sources and signals intelligence and all of the different means. it is overlaid to form a picture. and to corrobo

and more recently, he called on putin, he invited putin to join the g 7 again over the obstruction of he ordered the withdraw of nearly a third of our forces from germany without consulting with the germans which is a huge blow to our bilateral relationship. when it comes to the life and death, the blood and toil of our soldiers, he could careless to hear the russians may be doing something th something, which they are. it is mind boggling and one cannot help but question what are his motivations? why? is it money? is it something they have on him? is it some fascination with putin and his power? there is something that must explain this. and i don't have the answer any more than his advisors do but it's deeply, deeply troubling when any president would put loyalty to somebody in a foreign government or to a foreign government above the health and safety of the american forces. >> let me ask you this before we go because of course, you know, you've been mentioned as a possible running mate to vice president biden. i know you won't comment on the process but i'll ask you simply, do you