and on the shores of lake geneva. from paris.n live ♪ rochelle: our top story this hour, cheering, waving flowers, and shouting unification slogans. grading the north and south korean leaders as they go through the city. testing for a three-day summit, looking towards re-building talks between north korea and the united states. let's go to soul. this is a richer by a south korean leader to the north. the last time was a decade ago. what happened on day one of f te summmmit and what is being saido far? >> we saw the president and leader driving through town in that car. they did hold their first meeting of this three-day long summit. kim jong-un was joined by his sister and some of the top officials. it was a three on three meeting. about 90 minutes long. he says that he feels talks are progressing and that there are grand results from the summit. said that he feels much closer to the south korean president. they did touch on nuclear rosacea. to resume stalled talks between washington dc regarding the will to give up n

headquarters in neal in switzerland welcome jonathan tell us about the reaction well fell like lake geneva i mean the german reaction was pretty calm actually quite muted asked you how jumping up and down and i think that maybe reflected their worries that this race was going to be a lot closer than actually it ends out. reinhard grindle the head of the german football federation got on stage and he said he hopes the effects of germany winning this fight will be felt or the way through german football let's listen this is true and it's a wonderful day especially for the professional and amateur footballers in germany and we also know that a tournament like pace can create an unbelievable sense of excitement among children and youth. they'll come slowly clubs and that too is a beautiful perspective and the clubs will be ready understood to speak to you and all fans you want to find and. so that's i don't think crane jonathan turkey lost this vote to twelve for with one abstention how much did politics how much or how great a part in politics play in this. well i think the margin of the germ

headquarters overlooking lake geneva as and when we get that clarity from martin griffiths the u.n. special envoy to yemen we'll bring it to you live here on al-jazeera. the turkish president mr erdogan says he may intervene if the expected syrian government offensive in it causes major bloodshed. tweeted he would quotes neither watch from the sidelines nor participate in such a game if the world turned a blind eye to killing at trilateral talks in tehran with iran and russia on friday no one said any military offensive to retake the last remaining rebel held province could result in a humanitarian disaster is on the border with turkey which is already home to four million syrian refugees russia iran and syria all appear set on launching an offensive to clear italy of rebel fighters the u.n. special envoy to syria has presented a plan which he said could stop that humanitarian disaster during any military offensive in libya stephanie mistura was addressing the u.n. security council now he called for a public campaign within the province to demand fighters leave built up areas and go

when you had a chance to hear from the main plans yes you are a face headquarters on the banks of lake geneva looking very calm at the moment and i think you can say the same thing about the german reaction to winning this bid it was rather muted response and i think really that reflected the fact that they had maybe realized that beach was tightening the race for winning this this tournament the rights to host this tournament was tightening over the last few weeks and no jumping up in the air we were trying to do a kind of read that body language before the vote was announced they did a very nervous but then reinhart gringo the head of the german football federation got on stage and he said the fact that germany has won the right to host you're a twenty twenty four should be felt or three. with and this is true and it's a wonderful day you pulled especially for the professional footballers in germany and first of to and we also know that a tournament like pace can create an unbelievable sense of excitement among children and youths they'll come safely clubs and that too is a beautiful perspe

librarians are such important special people, when i look back on my summer spent up in wisconsin on lake geneva, one of my highlights used to be going to the library and checking out books i could read for the week. the librarian was my guide to another world. so librarians are super important people there's wonderful librarians like barbara. i love that you said that your nonfiction reader. there's two classes of people i love hearing from, people are nonfiction readers and then those who say my wife doesn't read but i gave him one of your books and they couldn't put it down. i call what i do faction. you don't know where the facts send in the fiction begins. with talked about reading with the laptop open. there's so many interesting facts that it's almost like entertaining nonfiction. a little bit. i like to hear people say i wasn't much of a reader but you change that. speaking of faction, the dead poets society factor fiction. >> now, did i really call someone the dead poets society? >> the branch that kills were gets rid of rolled intelligence office. >> so it's funny, i'm in nashville and