countries including germany france and mulder pledged to accept a fifty asylum seekers each joining the world cup final which france won last night after a four two victory against croatia led blur's arrived back in paris with world cup breaking down the famous trolls and he's a double decker bus where they were greeted by hundreds of thousands of thanks to his two friends present emmanuel mccall his wife. scoops and the turkey was in paris for the homecoming party. it's it's. like. this. i see this and i still don't believe it has her mind of the top story at this hour show us president donald trump house bumped off the findings of his own television services in the on investigation into brushing election magic at a summit with russia's vladimir putin he refused to hold moscow accountable and spent a fortune hunting not interfering in the twenty sixteenth and essential election. of yet you can always get the dummy news on the job just download from google play or from the op will still have to give you access to all the latest news from around the world this was push notifications for

weare protecting germany, are protecting france, all of these countries. and then numerous other countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia where they are paying billions of dollars into the coppers of russia. we are supposed to protect you against russia? but they are paying billions of dollars to russia. i think that is very it important -- very important. 70% of theirhave russia controlled by with natural gas. is that appropriate? i have been complaining about this since the time i came in. it should never have been allowed to of happened. germany is totally controlled by russia. they are getting 70% of their energy from russia in a new pipeline. you tell me if that is appropriate. i think it is not. i think it is a bad thing for nato and i think it should not of happened. we have to talk to germany about that. germany is paying over 1% where the united states is paying 4.2%. a much larger gdp. i think that is an appropriate also. we are protecting germany, france, everybody. and yet we are paying a lot of money to protect. this has been goin

we are protecting germany, we are protecting france, all of these countries. they go out and make a pipeline deal with russia, where they are paying billions of dollars into the conference of russia. we're supposed to protect you against russia, but they are paying billions of dollars to russia. i think that is an appropriate. the former -- inappropriate. the former chancellor of germany is applying it. germany will have almost every -- 70% of their country of their country controlled by russia with natural gas. is that appropriate? i have been complaining about this from the time i got in here. germany is totally controlled by russia because they will get 60% to 70% from energy from russia. you tell me if that is appropriate. i think it is not. i think it is bad for nato. i don't think it should have happened. i think we have to talk to germany about it. on top of that, germany is paying a little bit over 1%. the u.s. is paying 4.2% of a much larger gdp. i think that is inappropriate, also. we are protecting germany, france, everybody, yet we are paying a lot

we are protecting germany, france, protecting everybody and yet we are paying a lot of money to protectink it is very unfair to our country, very unfairto our is very unfair to our country, very unfair to our taxpayer. the 12 boys rescued from a cave in thailand are in good spirits as they recover in an isolation room in hospital. new pictures show the difficulty of the operation to rescue the bodies and their coach from the case. it was revealed they we re from the case. it was revealed they were heavily sedated. the company which offers pregnant women and new pa rents which offers pregnant women and new parents health advice faces up a fine of £1a0,000 for illegally sharing more than i fine of £1a0,000 for illegally sharing more thani million people's personal data. and in tennis, roger federer crashes out of wimbledon as he loses to kevin anderson, while rafa nadal reaches the semifinals. good evening to you. heartbreak for england fans after the team failed in its bid to reach theirfirst world cup final in more than 50 yea rs. world cup final in more than 50 years. england were beat

game because if you look at what happened to exactly no conflict between the opinion i mean germany and france and the united states and germany and france should have played cards so if you were we should have played late and so when kemp was a g seven it was a from where russia saw immediately. one of the only card that germany and france can play and the direction was stupid because they know no russia so it was. a trap and fall into a sense he used the g seven to lead the e.u. and nato this is very interesting mark yeah. we you know we're living in a world right now where the u.s. president describes nato is just as bad as nafta and this this morning politico ran an article where they had to specify their president trump says he's not withdrawing from the world trade organization and personally i just living love living in a world where they need to stress. that you know you are calling out right because he has expressed displeasure with the world trade organization as well. there is there is there is a quote attributed. that there is great chaos under heaven the situation is excellent and

diplomacy has been focused around mostly consultations with europe, france, and germany. those are our allies. we work very closely with allies. pompeo listed all of the countries that we want to work with. russia,ve that china, and other countries who are part ofthe iran deal are tired the terrorism iran is causing. they don't support the proliferation of missiles around the middle east, or this vast, proxy network of terrorism. that most countries around the world share our goals. if you go through the list of the 12 objectives that secretary pompeo outlined, those objectives were a global consensus prior to the iran deal. you have seen china vote uneatedly in a number of security council resolutions that stated objectives that are perfectly consistent with the 12 objection secretary pompeo laid out. -- objections secretary pompeo laid out. we are beginning from a position of agreement on wanting to deter destabilizing activities in the middle east and supporting terrorism. no one supports these activities, except perhaps assad. we are looking to what we need to do to d

game because if you look at what happened to exactly no country between the opinion i mean germany and france in the united states germany and france should have caught russia so if you work he should have players should i. and so when kemp was a g. seven it was a from where the sort we immediately comes to one of the only car that germany and france can play and. it was stupid because i know no russia so it was. a trip and fall and i didn't mean it i said he used the g seven to lead the e.u. and nato this is very interesting mark yeah we you know we're living in a world right now where the u.s. president describes nato is just as bad as nafta and this this morning politico ran an article where they had to specify their president trump says he's not withdrawing from the world trade organization and personally i just living love living in a world where they need to stress. about it and calling out right because he has expressed displeasure with the world trade organization as well. there is there's there's a quote attributed to. that there is great chaos under heaven the situation is excellent

what breaks it or not breaks into the i mean the dealings between france and england or you know hundred years or no so but between germany and france that's it's not so very very good macomo and morocco the relationship is. extremely bad because of the migrants do immigration issue vulnerable because they took in a lot of migrants and germany is very vulnerable now. i have seen. of course that she is in the she might be in danger in the next couple of weeks let me ask that macro picture here you know my theory is that you know you have a situation where trump is trying to downsize the american military budget or trying to save money because america is in debt so he doesn't d.l. north korea they're going to pull out of korea in my view to all the weapons out there he looked at nato and says you know why we have all this military in germany let's dump it so then if the u.s. pulls out of germany militarily and pulls out a nato doesn't that kind of force germany into the arms of russia no not really do germans are really pro americans that's that's for sure ok so let's roll for all of that so you're saying that there is a hu

what breaks it or not breaks it to them in the dealings between france and england or you know hundred years or no so but between germany and france that's it's not so very very good macomo unmarried girl their relationship is. extremely bad because of the migrants do immigration issue vulnerable because they took in a lot of migrants and germany is very vulnerable now and the have seen. of course that she's in the she might be in danger in the next couple of weeks let me ask that macro picture here you know my theory is that you know you have a situation where trump is trying to downsize the american military budget or trying to save money because america is in debt so he doesn't d.l. north korea we're going to pull out of korea in my view to all the weapons out there he looked at nato and says you know why we have all this military in germany let's dump it so then if the u.s. pulls out of germany militarily and pulls out a nato doesn't that kind of force germany into the arms of russia no no no not really do germans are really pro americans that's that's for sure ok so let's roll for all of that so you're saying that

in france germany and italy and the rest are saying no we don't want to be a part of. the war doogan is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be the state if you look at some of the before now and. mark was the day that when he was five. mugged or going to has been the sheriff's most contentious critic for a year is the first time i noticed something wasn't right in fleece work pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that you can smell a thing like that it's a nod and a wink it wasn't what i wanted to do. we've had more shootings in this county then some states have had collectively drug and went to his website began featuring comments about gold his family the sheriff by then going to squash you like a bug you know we should stop then you should send a letter to the stuff i believe what i'm doing now so it's ok you know it's your funeral building. p.b.s. and critic dude in this house. i snuck out of the united states. to russia's political. men they know as bad of a. wel

states agree to take more of them in so far germany france and malta have agreed to take around fifty migrants each. a suicide bomber has killed at least seven people in the afghan capital kabul more than fifteen others were injured by the blast near a government ministry the u.n. says the number of civilians killed in afghanistan hit a record high in the first half of twenty teen most were killed by militant attacks and suicide bombings. turkey is marking the second anniversary of a failed coup attempt against president rush of time to one thousands of his supporters converged on what's known as july the fifteenth martyrs bridge in istanbul which was renamed for the hundreds killed resisting the attempted overthrow a subsequent crackdown has seen more than seventy five thousand people jailed. you're watching d.w. news but before we go we'd like to take you back to our top story which is france's victory at the twenty eighteen soccer cup in russia we leave you now with some unforgettable moments from the final tonight thanks for watching. thanks. to. the old. how to cover more than ju

in eastern europe in the baltics or poland certainly the leaders of ukraine's leaders here in germany france italy any one's going to be happy with what they heard from donald trump you could see that perhaps some countries do not wish the united states well or pleased by what they saw china for example the more that the united states is mired in this political scandal and wrapped around the axle of of donald trump the better for china so it's hard to see what good has been done in this press conference in this meeting to metohija very luminous in that show from the german marshall fund of the united states that are. and world cup winners france have arrived back in paris with the iconic trophy nick mechanic climb from is here with more on the wind and the team's hero's welcome a welcome to you you don't get a bus or anything you just get me saying welcome so just deal with it. this is a french team with a very multicultural feel about it said so what is a victory mean for the country this means everything for the country in football and sports in general has this ability to bring people tog

just one party even in parliament here you know going to germany france getting a real understanding of how this will affect the country itself those are some opinions of the people we talked to here in london earlier today but we also know that there's been a latest sky did a poll that was released that said that only ten pounds of the people surveyed believe that the government was doing a good job when it comes to broach it and as many as seventy eight percent thought the complete opposite. the canadian government acknowledges practice dating back to just after the second world war when unmarried women were forced to give up their babies which were then and did to married couples some new mothers were even lied to and told that their children were still born we spoke to one of the victims of a decades long practice that was meant to promote traditional families. as soon as they found out i was pregnant they mark my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant from a sexual assault. and. there was no real conversation with me about how i g

of that and the number of them are expected to resettle in western countries such as canada germany and france those a bit more of this evacuation was needed well at the moment the syrian army is currently advancing on one of the last rebel and centers in syria but this aside for the year is the white house myth groups have advertise themselves as a volunteer force and they get a huge funding from western countries and the groups also being praised by the.

waiting in the only agreeing to allow the ships to dock after five in new countries including germany france and malta pledged to accept fifty asylum seekers each. all right now to france that country has been celebrating their victory in the soccer world cup after beating croatia last night the squad arrived back home at seshadri to go airports in paris bearing the famous set trophy they're now in the city center where hundreds of thousands of fans have gathered to welcome the team home and this is after a night of partying well into the really hours yet team are parading down the famous social sneezy and a double decker bus before being hosted by the french president in money when michael. all right so you're watching the w.'s with a lot more to tell you about including. the e.u. urges the u.s. china and russia to ease global trade tensions warning they could spiral out of control at the e.u. china summit in beijing both sides are hoping to step up their trade ties more on that from our business desk in just a moment. garrett's else first is up next now see you at the top of the hour with

germany, france, u.k., italy and spain down 1 to 1.5% >>> let's dive further into the market reaction with art hogan art, good morning to you i guess we can now call it a trade war. i mean, $200 billion in tariffs. this really does up the ante. >> it certainly does unfortunately we've just gone through a period of time coming into the official enactment of $35 billion was met in the market with actually a pretty positive target. it was up thursday coming into yesterday's close. i'd like to refer to it as stockholm syndrome clearly the market is held captive by trade and trade policy we get to a point and say if this is as bad as it's going to get, perhaps we're okay. this takes us back it's unfortunate we could focus on some positive earnings coming in for the second quarter here. i think that's going to get way layed here to how bad this gets and how economic this can be that's the important part. it's not as if they look at it and say there's an end game here, eamon javers says they're offering it. you don't know where that is corporations will delay spending decisions while we're i

europe and this is the problem even in bulgaria but not only in bulgaria i just spoke with we did germany france and unfortunately even in germany the people. have to make this difference refuge an illegal migration and then the work he's going to take in this day so explain to the population we know what it's right to explain with. politicians wants to explain to their population the opposite that the refugee crisis is a crisis not because refugees are coming i mean another part of the deal but you know when you're doing it as it was it is absolutely different two thousand and twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen ninety percent from the people who are crossed or european or that where refugees and now it's not that not not like that but you have to create role and then you have to have a legal way to understand migrants yes but you have however regardless of that remark there is a legal process which has to be done another part of the deal with which your prime minister we saw has expressed support for is the so-called disembarkation platforms in north africa. we agree with what we what we say yeah

we are protecting germany, france, protecting everybody and yet we are paying a lot of money to protectfair to our taxpayer. the 12 boys rescued from a cave in thailand are in good spirits as they recover in an isolation room in hospital. new pictures show the difficulty of the operation to rescue the bodies and their coach from the case. it was revealed they

much of what breaks it or not breaks into them in the dealings between france and england or more hundred years or so but between germany and france that's it's not a very very good mccaw and you all. are going to cut into the kaiser report for now and take you to the u.k. house of commons where the home secretary is giving a statement right now on the latest case of poisoning in welsh are. two individuals came into contact with a nerve agent. around one hundred detectives from the counterterrorism police a network are working to support this investigation alongside colleagues from books to police obviously this incident will invoke memories of the reckless attempted murder of its meditates of. our earlier this year. i know that many of you will question whether this incident is linked to the one that is clearly the main line of inquiry. however we must not jump to conclusions and we must give the police the space and the time to carry out their investigations the police's work will take time. but we are ready to respond as and when new evidence comes to light and the situation becomes clearer. following the events unso

than a 10th of what britain sells to the eu, and far less than what it sells individually to germany, franceands. on thursday, ireland's prime minister leo varadkar warned his government is now preparing for the possibility of a no deal brexit. given being instability in britain, given the turmoil in westminster, we cannot make an assumption that the withdrawal agreement will get to westminster. it is not evident or not obvious that the government of britain has a majority for any form of brexit, quite frankly, and for those reasons to be on the safe side, we as a government need to step up our preparations for a no deal brexit scenario. it is not that we expect that, but we need to step up we expect that, but we need to step up our preparations. ross denton is trade partner at baker mckenzie, one of the world's largest international law firms. good morning. nice to see you. good morning. you and i are chatting about this on a regular basis. it would seem that the conversation todayis would seem that the conversation today is about getting ready for no deal. absolutely, ithink today is about

not allowing the others to disembark until other states agree to take more of them in so far germany france and malta have agreed to take around fifty migrants each. a suicide bomber has killed at least seven people in the afghan capital kabul more than fifteen others were injured by the blast near a government ministry the u.n. says the number of civilians killed in afghanistan hit a record high in the first half of twenty eighteen most of them were killed by militant attacks and suicide bombings. in iraq police have clashed with anti corruption protesters as they tried to storm a government building in the city of basra several people are reported to have been wounded for the past week demonstrators in cities across the south have been demanding better public services and protesting a lack of jobs. heavy rain and thunderstorms have killed at least fifteen people and caused major damage across china state media says more than two hundred rivers have flooded roads and railways are under water and bridges have been destroyed thousands of people have been evacuated. it's been thirty two days

we're protecting germany, france, all of these countries.hen, numerous of the countries go out and make the pipeline deal with russia, where they're paying billions of dollars into the coffers of russia. we're supposed to protect you against russia but they they're paying russia. and the former chancellor of germany is the head of the pipeline company that's supplying the grass. germany will have almost 70% of their country controlled by russia with natural gas. you tell me. is that appropriate? i mean, are we complaining about this, from the time i got here. should have never been allowed to have happened. but germany is controlled by russia. they were getting 60% to 70% of their energy from russia and a new pipeline. you tell me if you think that's appropriate because i think it's not. i don't think it's a good thing to nato and shouldn't have happen. on top of that, germany the paying just over 1%. where the united states is paying 4.2% of a much larger gdp. we're protecting germany, france, we're protecting everybody. and yet, we're payi

we are protecting germany, france, everybody. this has been going on for decades.s been brought up by other presidents. other presidents never did anything about it. i think it is very unfair to our country and our taxpayers. i think these countries have to step it up. germany is a rich country. talk about increasing the a tiny bit by 2030. -- this a tiny bit by 2030. we can increase this tomorrow and have no problems. we're going to do something because we can't put up with it and it is an appropriate. you have to talk about the billions and billions of dollars being paid to the country that we are supposed to be protecting you against. we are to be protecting you from paying but why are we billions of dollars to russia? why are countries in nato having a larger percentage paid to russia? it, germany is a captive of russia. getting so much of the oil and gas from russia. it is something that nato has to look at. it is very inappropriate. you and i agree. i don't know what you are going to do about it, but it doesn't make sense they paid billions of dollars to russ

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

germany france italy and spain were all down by at least one percent on the news. and president trying to continue his anti diplomatic approach to europe immediately upon arrival for a summit at nato the north atlantic treaty organization in a joint press availability with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg immediately before the summit mr trump denounced they planned pipeline for russian gas to germany well they. say when germany makes a mess of oil and gas deal with russia where they're supposed to be going against russia. pays billions and billions of dollars a year to russia so we're protecting germany with rejecting friends with the states as well with these crises and numerous of their cousins go out and make a pipeline deal with russia where this thing is dollars is in the coffers of russia . mr trump's words seem like a tenter tamp tantrum to some as he said that germany was quote totally controlled by russia german chancellor angela merkel beg to differ as one might expect denying the accusation and said that she did not need any lessons in dealing wi

so we're protecting germany, we're protecting france, we're protecting all of these countries and then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia where they're paying billions of dollars into the coffers of russia. so, we're supposed to protect you against russia, but they're paying billions of dollars to russia and i think that's very inappropriate and the former chancellor of germany is the head of the pipeline company that's supplying the gas. it's ultimately germany will have almost 70% of their country controlled by russia with natural gas. so you tell me, is that appropriate? i mean, i've been complaining about this from the time i got in, never should have been allowed to happen. but germany is totally rolled by russia, getting 60 to 70% of energy from russia and their new pipeline and you tell me if that's appropriate because i think it's not and i think it's a very good thing for nato and i don't think it should have happened and i think we have to talk to germany about it. on top of that, germany is just paying a little bit over 1%, whereas the unit

. >> we're protecting germany, france and all of these countries and then numerous of the countries go out and mac a pipeline deal with russia where they're paying billions of dollars into russia. >> trump is not alone with the tough talk. yesterday the head of the european council fired his own warning shots. >> america, i appreciate your life after all you don't have that many. >> despite the hand shakes, this new approach to allies is making waves and comes ahead of the number of other stops on this trip as the president makes his way to london, scotland and finland for a one- on-one with vladimir putin, something democrats are critical of. >> i'm very much afraid of what he would give away without any advisors to keep him in check. >> the president brushed it off. >> vladimir putin may be the easiest of them all. who would think. >> for today at least the focus is on this nato summit and the president says confident that other nations will start spending more on defense. . >>> time is now 4:26. president trump moving ahead with his latest threat in america's escalating trade war wi

you know, we're protecting germany, we're protecting france, we're protecting everybody. and yet, we're paying a lot of money to protect. now, this has been going on for decades. this has been brought up by other presidents, but other presidents never did anything about it. because i don't think they understand it or they just didn't want to get involved. but i have to bring it up. because i think it's very unfair to our country and very unfair to our taxpayer. and i think that these countries have to step it up, not over a ten-year period, they have to step it up immediately. germany is a rich country. they talk about, they can increase it a tiny bit by 2030. well, they could increase it immediately tomorrow and have no problem. i don't think it's fair to the united states. so we're going to have to do something, because we're not going to put up with it. we can't put up with it and it's appropriate. so we have to talk about the billions and billions of dollars that's being paid to the country that we're supposed to being protecting you against. you know, everybody's tal

u.k., germany, france, germany, china.re going to discuss a proposal, and economic package, that is aimed at offering iran against thoseran sanctions. anna: how expensive can we expect that to be? what can we expect from that meeting in austria? our guests have said it will be difficult for european countries to stick with the iran deal. difficultoing to be for them to come up with something that a substantial. we have a u.s. just a couple of that the u.s.ten is working towards diminishing the number of buyers of iranian oil and trying to cut it down to zero the revenue that they would be getting from oil exports. this is the cornerstone of the iran economy. these are the things these countries are up against. is puttingt, iran the message out there, other parties have to step up and save the deal. thank you very much for joining us. good to get your thoughts on the latest developments. our guest is still with us. not everybody is following the story, buthe oil trump is not happy with the oil prices. there are outages in v

here to russia there was a lot of trepidation particularly in a lot of the western media england germany france. about what was going to be a lawyer quit going to be russians white scene for european football fans with really cold halts and called cold faces the opposite sap and russia has embraced this tournament quite incredibly it's people have the right now up watching us film this guy doing a very polite into their football and from day one when we met at a club just of the back saw it there of red square we met colombians thirty thousand of them argentinians twenty five thousand peruvians up to fifty thousand and to get on the metro with local russians to talk to them about most. some of the great cities we've been saying and to see these fans enjoying russia and russia are enjoying them will live with me for a long long time. and over the years on the stand polish of dumping helping to russian air a dozen times going backwards and forwards doing t.v.'s. my hope was to say the mosque in the cathedral with lots of football fans running cars on the top and to see quite incredible some place

their economy is now america having the biggest pays the most at just over twenty two percent germany france britain and italy combined pay nearly forty four percent let's go live now to brussels and nato headquarters our diplomatic it is a james bays is there as ever james whatever donald trump enters a a multilateral forum we know there's likely to be trouble. likely to be trouble likely to be far works on that central issue i think of nato spending and defense spending of course the president referring to it as contributions to nato and as you've explained it's actually a percentage of each country's budget that they spend on defense and the point being made here by the nato secretary general quite firmly but also diplomatically is that nato leaders agreed in south wales when they have a summit in twenty fourteen to increase their spending and that plan was to do it over a ten year period and that ten year period isn't up until twenty twenty four and already many of them have increased spending so he says things are going in the right. direction he's also said that it's not just about the