trump and mr putin and this is really something unprecedented because when the leaders met in hamburg germany and. vietnam these were international summits and the two the didn't have a chance to talk to the media together and they will have that opportunity right now so this will definitely be something special. before the talks have even started putin and trump have already shaken hands twice the first came when they met in hell thank you and the second one happened in front of the media before the start of the talks and it's an issue that's raised eyebrows before. piers unlikely that the president will confront putin is going to convey to putin that he's weak. from what is now our american perspective to see earned a face to face full scale bilateral meeting with the u.s. president. the president's trip abroad will also include a meeting with russian president vladimir putin or because we do see these two countries going to hear someone say this is bad idea when he goes for this nato conference who will he represents we represent the united states or we represent moscow to feel more k.g.b.

today single out one birth in one nine hundred sixty one that changed the course of history in hamburg germany linda shield hill and age twenty three gave birth to her first child her husband was with a at the time and it was quiet there. and then i lay back and was relaxed and some and somebody whispered into my ear is your husband not all right and i was here white awake and i said. what what's got what has happened to my baby is anything wrong you know she said just. let's say. without any emotion oh yeah he's just got short arms and i like a child would have asked possibly i said and aren't a calling anymore and shit this card grow this would be like it is now. and then i felt like i was beaten to death. a doctor gave the first time mothers some friendly advice just get another child. like forget about him you know. poem a way to get a part time and shortly afterwards linda's husband arrived and gave her some bad news he'd been keeping from her six weeks earlier his sister had given birth to a baby with similar deformities it looks alike like our child there must be something that is the s

today single out one birth in one nine hundred sixty one that changed the course of history in hamburg germany linda shoulder fillin age twenty three gave birth to her first child her husband wasn't with her at the time and it was quiet day out. and then i lay back and was relaxed and some i mean somebody whispered into my ear is she husband not all right and i was here white awake and i said. what's got what has happened to my baby is anything wrong you know she said just. let's say. without any emotion oh yeah he's just got short arms and i like a child would have asked possibly i said and aren't a calling anymore and shit this card this would be like it is now. and then i felt like i was beaten to death. a doctor gave the first time mother some friendly advice just get another child. like forget about him you know. i'm a way to get out shortly afterwards linda's husband arrived and gave her some bad news he'd been keeping from her six weeks earlier his sister had given birth to a baby with similar deformities it looks alike like our child there must be something that is. the same all region

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trump and mr putin and this is really something unprecedented because when the leaders met in hamburg germany and. vietnam these were international summits and the two the leaders didn't have a chance to talk to the media together and they will have that opportunity right now so this will definitely be something special i just want to talk about what was happening in this city before the talks began putin's playing touch down he saw his motorcade riding along the streets of helsinki it wasn't. not that fast but i could see mainly many people lining up to see the president of russia and the us we could see crowds of people gathering along the fences of lot. and was using a russian made vehicle called cortez this was the limo that previously we only saw in russia but this is its first appearance of broad and this means that vladimir putin was the first non finnish president to enter the presidential palace even though donald trump had arrived in the capital of finland last night there was also something that i never seen before the motorcade and the actual limo drove inside the tent and then th

today single out one birth in one nine hundred sixty one that changed the course of history in hamburg germany linda short hill and age twenty three gave birth to her first child her husband wasn't with it at the time and it was quiet there. and then i lay back and was relaxed and some and somebody whispered into my ear is your husband not all right and i was here white awake and i said. what's got what has happened to my baby is anything wrong here she said just. let's say. without any emotion oh yeah he's just got short arms and i like a child would have asked possibly i said and aren't a calling any.

. >> the time before that, hamburg, germany when rex tillerson said the two leaders moved forward on the message of russian interference and today the u.s. government indicted 12 russian intelligence agent for doing that and democrats are calling on president trump to cancel the meeting. chuck schumer said glad-handing with vladamir putin would be an insult to our democracy and senator warner wonders if they can be trusted. >> they're not willing to make the facts of the indictment a top priority of the meeting in helsinki then the summit should be cans -- canceled. >> he wants president trump to make a pledge on crimea should be part of russia and watch out for alaska next. >> they acknowledged the illegal occupation of crimea and blamed it on his press -- pr predecessors. >> as for what he wants. >> i'll talk to him about that before i talk to you and if something happens it will be great and if it doesn't happen -- i'm not going in with high expectations but we may come out with very surprising things. >> the white house said the president will spend the weekend prepping and likel

. >> the time before that, hamburg, germany when rex to listen said the two leaders had agreed to moveward with the question of election interference but today the us government indicted 12 russian intelligence agents for doing just that. democrats calling on donald trump to cancel monday's meeting, chuck schumer said meeting with vladimir putin the heels of these indictments would be an insult to our democracy. mark warner wonders if donald trump can be trusted to be alone with lamivudine. >> the president and his team are not willing to make the fact of this indictment a top priority of the meeting in helsinki and the summit should be canceled. >> vladimir putin is thinking of what he wants. he wants donald trump to make good on his pledge or his belief that crimea should be part of russia. watch out for alaska next. >> reporter: donald trump acknowledged the illegal occupation of crimea and blamed it on his predecessor. >> pres. obama failed very badly with crimea. he would not have done it if i were president. >> reporter: is what he wants in syria. >> i will talk to him about that

twenty gathering in hamburg germany before but again this was their first one on one private encounter we understand that they met for over two hours and then their respective teams got together for lunch and they held more talks we are all of course waiting to hear what they talked about and what they agreed on possibly but nothing has filtered yet i want to let you know and we are of course waiting for this news conference in her sink in we'll bring it to you live as it happens here on al-jazeera i want to bring in our senior political analyst marwan bashar who is live in london watching this we've been talking to you all day marwan we've heard that north formal agenda was set for this meeting between trump and putin no major agreements expected to be signed no deal is expected so what was a point of all this. well clearly when the meeting was first announced it was only two weeks ago there's absolutely no time within two weeks to produce anything though of interest no time for working groups to meet and no time to set up an agenda certainly not time to agree on the principles of som

>> hamburg, germany. >> even though they were from germany, could they have had some connection withmen quinn mentioned in her first call to reid? >> we walked back and forth in the parking lot and saw that blue bag. one of the guys was joking and said i bet there's money inside. that's a lot of money, what are we going to do with it? >> but in an unbelievable stroke of bad luck, it turned out these men were not the kidnappers. >> and it becomes pretty clear pretty quick that these guys were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the men were actually college exchange students, two of them played on the same tennis team. >> they looked at a bag and said, hey, wouldn't it be cool if there was money in that bag? it was really that simple, that coincidental, and couldn't make it up. >> the college students stumbled onto the bag, picked it up and got scared when they saw cars following them. they then called 911. >> we found a blue bag in a parking lot and there was like a huge amount of money in there and we just want to give it to you guys. >> they came down to jacksonville beach to

hamburg. to contain a large in germany beverage has seen a surge in popularity particularly tea from india. but most consumers aren't aware of the living and working conditions on many plantations there or of the wide reaching consequences for tea workers exposed to toxic pesticides. the children who are born are. growth and poorly norrish and as i said the infant market is high what is the true cost of da indian plantation workers the ones paying the price. this is a high quality tea tasting course in hamburg's district such events are a growing trend professional teacher used to handle schmidt holds workshops almost every week in the autumn. to teach more and more people in germany are getting into team. people used to be quite happy with tea bags but now they want more they want to experience t. and t. is becoming more multi-faceted a lot more exciting we're at the start of a really great team movement that site no hint of a tieback here aficionados brew tea leaves according to a very strict ritual. many do not expect such delightful a diverse aromas and tastes to unfold on my palate. in

i went because i had covered a trial of ten somali pirates in hamburg, i was working in germany at theand it turned out half were from this one town in central somalia, and i was already interested in the history of piracy because piracy had sort of exploded off the somali coast. >> trevor: right. >> and i had a fabulous idea for a book. >> trevor: and, so, you went there and you tell the story in the beginning of the book about how, you know, these people surround your car, there's a group of guys, and you think to yourself, oh, they're just going to check my passport. you didn't think in this moment you were being kidnapped? >> my mind recoiled from the idea i was being kidnapped. >> trevor: when that moment clicks, what is your greatest fear? >> well, the first thing was my family. i knew from that moment on it's going to be miserable for my mother and the rest of my family and friends. >> trevor: right, and you were kidnapped by these pirates. what love about this book, like, if i was recommending it is i would say it's not about the results. spoiler alert, you're here. >> i made i

the coffee bags are distributed with cargo bikes so the entire journey from nicaragua to germany and within hamburg is one hundred percent emissions free the coffee idealists hope others will be inspired but alas a dirty container ships are still the norm. of its kind of transporting all coffee only on sailing ships is not a realistic alternative it's there's just too much coffee for that. and few people are willing to pay the extra cost we need to set prices in the mid range to ensure we have enough buyers that's right. two hundred fifty grams of this coffee can be had for seven euros fifty which makes this brand about ten percent more expensive than most other fair trade coffee but every car is guaranteed to be environmentally guilt free. well one place known for the strong and delicious coffee is italy and that's where we're off to now milan is the second largest city in the country and locals there are notoriously known for having a great sense of style those who can afford it have tastefully decorated houses or apartments to architects giovanna equality canario is no exception her apartment st

they have had what they called publicized meetings in hamburg, germany or the apec summit in vietnam.president sings the cold war has done, which is to announce a big reset, a big redo. hype expectations on both sides and then have everything collapse. ainsley: correct. >> that's exactly what's happened under every administration so far. >> hillary clinton gave him the reset button. >> exactly right. you remember that ainsley. so, key here is to say we have issues. they have issues. we are informed by the past. what we have learned and what they have done. we are wisenned by that we are going to put our cards on the table. we are going to look at ours and see where we have overlapping interests. it may work. it may not. but i can tell you that in the president we have the most experienced negotiator ever elected to the presidency. you have a lot of presidents who have never had negotiation before. unbelievable as that sounds, before they were elected president. so the president has some pretty good instincts on these kinds of things. ainsley: what are those overlapping issues? it's ha

generating them was the supreme goal for researchers here at the daisy facility in hamburg spent eight years setting up germany's biggest scientific experiment. exparel x. ray laser included drilling a three and a half kilometer long underground tunnel. the control center at daisy runs the laser one staff member who was involved in the planning from the start is dear nola . in our exhilarated modules we have electrical potentials of twenty five million volts that speed up the electron beam the entire apparatus has an alignment of better than a tenth of a millimeter yet. we've taken advantage of many disciplines in physics and engineering. we have the highest voltages. but also the highest procedure. when the control center activates the electron gun this is what happens in the underground operated as. a laser beam is fired at the piece of niobium metal generating packets of electrons that are directed into the tunnel. the electrons are accelerated to close to the speed of light in the tubes with the help of ultra cooled superconducting magnets the result of intense high energy pulses of radiation. that technolog

still almost a month away but for teams in germany's second division the new season starts on friday for one club in particular that marks a new beginning hamburg suffered the first relegation in their history in may now one of germany's traditional giants is hoping for a season of revival. springing back into action christan teats and hamburg are preparing for uncharted territory their first ever season in the second division the players have to learn fast about new challenges away from the illustrious top flight. a let me wish mine when i work with the players i want them to be independent of the death vet actively involved in the analyzing the new opponents to find ways to beat them and it's within hamburg have brought in five new players over the summer. or some perry o. is the biggest name among them. the club also has a new sports director ralph backer he played in the second division and last season almost secured promotion as sports director of holy shrine kiel he knows hamburg fans won't be patient. in the second division the club like hamburg simply have to get promoted that's our goal of course with. some players transferred to top f

with eleven hundred residents and nine hundred staff this hamburg based institution is one of the biggest care homes in germany. it's run by a charitable catholic foundation. in the short term care section there are four care workers for every thirty eight residents so if a member of staff is out of the residence still get quality care compared to other nursing homes this kind of a set up is a luxury these conditions encouraged at chico to work here for her caring for the elderly is far more than just a job. i skate on the mentioned they're about to be put there for most of us. it's about the people and their needs and the if it's about having respect for older people and gathering experience on their feet. you learn a lot from them too which i really like and trust us us. quickly fade now and i no longer confidant for them they've had good times and bad. many have relatives but many are also in their own. lives care workers we had to stand by these people. so. they mention bad sustain. but in many cases people in care have a very different experience you just need to take a look at some of mine forums to gain

germany. which target will it be? will it turn suddenly and bomb hamburg? actually, karacarries no bombs all. it's a decoy. hours while the white force is over the target, over a fraction can intercept it. because of the blue force diversion and the simultaneous bombing of hanover by the green force. this is the plan of the battle for today. drawn up by the combined operations planning committee and approved by the commanding general. the white force, lead group, low squadron. we crossed the invisible line of enemy radar. steel helmets go on. more alert and the enemy coast. from up here it looks the same as any other. house, roads, green fields, factory, water ways. they are the houses and field of those that invaded the press. they are the factories and roads of the people who twice in one generation have flooded the world with suffering. suffering in such kwaquantity t history of the human race has never known. brought torment and anguish into countless american homes. gold stars and telegrams from the war department. the first plaque just harmless looking. silent puffs of smoke. only each puff is a smel

the coffee bags are distributed with cargo bikes so the entire journey from nicaragua to germany and within hamburg is one hundred percent emissions free the coffee idealists hope others will be inspired but alas dirty container ships are still the norm. the feds transporting all coffee only on sailing ships is not a realistic alternative if there's just too much coffee for that. and few people are willing to pay the extra cost we need to set prices in the mid range to ensure we have enough buyers for the five. hundred fifty grams of this coffee can be had for seven euros fifty which makes this brand about ten percent more expensive than most other fair trade coffee but every car is guaranteed to be an environmentally guilt free. problem place known for the strong and delicious coffee is it's really and that's where we're off to now milan is the second largest city in the country and locals there are notoriously known for having a great sense of style those who can afford it have tastefully decorated houses or apartments to architects giovanna equality canario is no exception her apartment stretche

in germany it has been recently redeemed that banks happen to have $1 billion and hamburg a and -- the burden of proof that we found eventually is passed. when it comes to the political proce process -- i think we'll see more countries expecting sweeten and denmark. >> hi, my name is david troy, i do social media networks analytics. i have a question of the attack that we saw this week. these sorts of attacks on private citizens, how great do you think the threat of journalists and to the future and the president made it clear that he'll standby his adversary as they attack our u.s. citizens. >> this is the obligation of the united states myself i volunteered to be interrogated by russians. mostly investigations submitt submitted -- they don't need to interrogate people that they already convicted. >> i think if putin trying to -- not to do their job and not to speak out. i think that's very, very bad. it should be beaten down shortly. >> i think it is indicative once more of the role that the people at the legislation and beyond that the president can continue to set. tl role the role

and in schools a solid performance for germany from top seed dominic am peter has the latest from the tournament in hamburg and it's. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. well very quickly i'm going to try and join up the weather we've got all around the northern hemisphere at the moment there's a little bit of a respite in the heat wave across japan but only for a few days it is coming back we've also got extreme heat of course across scandinavia with wildfires to some signs the heat is just edging away from parts of finland archangel is going to see record temps of think in the next forty eight hours but when you look at the biggest of the bigger picture what we should have is a jet stream a river of winds ten kilometers up in the atmosphere basic just keeping things stirred up in the northern hemisphere but at the moment it's not a river is nothing more than a stream just a trickling babbling brook but the interesting thing about the jet stream is where these sort of crests are that's where we get high pressure areas that's where we tend to get heat wave areas by same token we get these areas these a

germany. but one band style vary greatly from the next google for example were from the free jazz scene and played psychedelic rock. from p. from hamburg combined ethereal sounds with rocking guitar riffs the government provided the vocal accompaniment. then there was ten jermaine dream founded in one nine hundred sixty seven and berlin they sought to create cosmic music. and this is. this into the music audition. but. by the mid one nine hundred seventy s. probably rock had pretty much sunk into oblivion then in the ninety's international bands like oasis. kasabian. and radiohead came out as fans and integrated krautrock elements into their music. when you travel the world these days you realise the term has become a sign of quality it's no longer tarnished with memories of german first world war soldiers the crowds. the crowds today is considered one of germany's most important contributions to pop culture history. easy. easy easy. feat. from flower power to psychedelia and pop art nine hundred sixty eight was the year the world went from black and white to color technicolor in fact. while important events were taking place in space