big and very dangerous problem for the world and dreaming studios young cartel with the german marshall fund of the united states before we speak to you we're going to go to singapore where d.w. correspondent alexandra phenomena is standing by she's following the story for us of this historic summit alexandra kim and shrum have signed a document do we know what they've agreed to exactly. oh well this document seems to be comprehend and quite general so it's stating that both sides. have exchanged her opinions and agreed to establish new you have creole a shame and agreed to build a lasting and robust peace regime on the korean peninsula what is interesting is that the document goes stating that to then try committed to provide security guarantees to the north korean regime of course at this point we don't know what kind of security guarantees they are we also know we only know that you have secretary of state from care said yesterday that the trumpet ministration is ready to provide north korea with you need security ensurance is something that would go beyond what has been provided in the p

in studio we have yankel or tell a transatlantic follow in your program at the german marshall fund of the united states yanga massive expectations leading up to the summit has what we've seen today in the last few hours match the hype. yes and no i think is probably the right answer to this one because there was a different degree of excitement about among the expert community expectations were actually very limited in this summit in the public also because it was on and off and on and off and it wasn't clear whether it was would get take place i think the expectation level didn't let match the hype let's put it like that but the the outcome as far as we can see from right now is ok it's not disastrous it's a beginning of a process it's probably as much as could be expected at this point as you mentioned the document of the two leaders signed mentions denuclearize asian it doesn't mention verifiable and irreversible nuclearization as you mentioned neighboring countries south korea china are watching this very closely what kind of geo political ramifications could something like this h

joined by auster de botton she specializes in immigration and integration policy at the german marshall fund think tank here in berlin is the word it's good to have you on the show i mean when you hear what's going on just in italy and on t.v. talking about eastern europe right now what does that tell us in terms of the possibilities of a success coming out of this summit. well we certainly know that it's not going to be easy what ever she has to and she has to try and figure out how to bring this all together in a very short time frame and well with the summit of that you council just next week actually it's really looking you see she you're talking about the german chancellor angela merkel this is her show yes and it's also her future that is on the line that's absolutely correct she was pressured by our interior minister mr is able for and now she's under pressure to really provide a solution he is saying that he wants to push backs at the german border she says no we need to stick to our european solutions and need to try and find that the public is more on the side of must as a whole fa

join me now in studio four a tele transatlantic fellow in the asia program at the german marshall fund we just saw that report on possible reunification at least the hopes are reunification family reunification how are south koreans viewing this summit in terms of that are they hope for are they cynical and critical because these kinds of promises have been made before by the north koreans when my past meetings with south koreans i could see a generational divide the older people that have still lived through some of the years still had family they were very keen on reunification and the younger people were but they were kind of doing the math and say this is going to cost us a lot of money they have seen the german example they've seen what we can if acacia means so i think they used to be a big divide but with the moon government coming in last year he has really reinvigorated that spirit of engagement with with north korea and i think this is sort of wearing off on the younger generation too they're seeing the opportunities that this might bring and they're also kind of in that spir

and in studio we have young cars how a transatlantic fellow in the asia program at the german marshall fund of the united states by stan we're going to start with you a warm handshake a relaxed demeanor what a difference a few months make when after they traded all these belligerent insults and now trump is saying he will sign a document with came what more can you tell us about that document. well we're all waiting to see what's what's going to be in that they're clear ation that trump said that they're that they're going to sign it could be it could be anything from we're going to meet again trump already said that if the meeting goes well then he might even invite kim through to washington there might be something in about a possible peace deal working towards a peace deal on the korean peninsula because of course the korean war was never formally ended it just was halted with an armistice in one nine hundred fifty three but technically north and south korea are still at war and many many in south korea obviously are looking for for a peace deal to be finally signed after after more than

up or and in studio we have young talent transatlantic fellow in the asia program at the german marshall fund of the united states boston we're going to start with you trump and kim have signed a document do we know what they've agreed to. we don't know yet abbie we're set to find out soon because donald trump announced that he's going to have a press conference just i mean shortly and and he said they're going to be talking in depth about what's in that declaration the moment that's all the speculations but it's going to have to it's going to have to in some way address this problem why they were meeting and that of course is the nuclearization now of course this declaration and as don't trump also said that that's only the first step in a long process so maybe it's not going to be very concrete what's going to be in that in that in that declaration but for sure they're going to agree to it you know and don't. they're going to say that they're going to sit down together again and he said it's going to happen very soon now but he was asked if he was if he wouldn't invite kim jong un to washin

with the german marshall fund for your insights analysis thank you so much. now u.s. president has been holding a news conference following his summit with the north korean leader kim jong un has called it a first bold step to a bright new future u.s. president praised kim jong un after the two committed to denuclearizing the peninsula. a. blessing. and a curse. force of nature and and in this feat. monsoons the tropical downpours that shoop life in india. through the soul of the subcontinent. the source of money and causes of enormous destruction in fifteen minutes you don't know for. as to its. gas line from the international space station how have the fans days on the boat doing what's expecting from the you rise in this mission. trying to. press conference from outer space to be with colleagues on the campus is another way of looking at the bit of the head of a young c.w. needs to get fifteen hundred alycia to see. yeah. and i think one day this war will be considered cruel and unjust war very. uncertain like all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child when

more three dimensional chess carriers on the way for the other young to urkel from the german marshall fund thank you you thank. as i look now at some of the other stories making news around the world a boat carrying more than nine hundred migrants was docked in a sicilian for him after being rescued by a u. naval mission to rival comes that days after its lee closed its ports to a separate bird carrying six hundred rescued migrants and start a fresh debate about e.u. refugee policies. e.u. migration policies were also the focus of talks between german chancellor angela merkel and how austrian counterparts bask in courts involving the present course as he will progress by strengthening borders when vienna takes over the blocks rotating presidency the first of july and chancellor merkel meanwhile is on the pressure of the divisions within her conservative bloc over germany's migration policy. the european union and the united nations of welcome to a decision by greece's nova neighbor to change its name macedonia is to become the republic of north macedonia country has been in a decades long

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joining me in studio we have younger talent transatlantic fellow in asia program at the german marshall fund of the united states young how we're watching this screen here. dozens of members of the international press have come to singapore to watch this event we're watching to what our expectations have those expectations that we've all had going into this been matched by what's happened i mean it's not over yet there could be potentially something happens now that blows all out of the water but as of this juncture what are we looking at i think we're looking at meeting expectations i think this is what has been expected and those that have been following this closely it was there was there were two options on the table if this goes terribly wrong from the start or this goes ok no one really expected it to be fantastic as an outcome now trump will sell this as a fantastic outcome and in this in a set way this is fine this is his policy this is how he does things and he wants to present himself as that the only or that's why he's going to be by himself on stage giving that press conference t

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think tank german marshall fund and a former advisor to the state department on turkey thanks for thanks for speaking to us so mr erdogan gets his presidency with enhanced executive powers overall broadly speaking a good thing for turkey do you think or. you know i think as the package just pointed out it's really hard to figure out what's good for turkey at this point in time i think stability is a good things on that case that's a good thing but the economy has not improved yet in the question is what comes next in some ways i expect president to want to charm offensive really try to work with the western allies to bring them back because the criticism against them was particularly harsh here in washington and in other capitals in europe so he has is he has this kind of steps laid out ahead of him that would be a challenge i mean that referendum the granted in those powers that the election of no meds now made concrete was hardly a sweeping victory in itself would be a lot of to presume ability bracing themselves now to see how he wields this additional power and whether there is to be

sudha david-wilp, deputy director of the marshall funds.st seen the chinese markets, the shanghai, enter a bear market. trade probably one of the factors behind that yesterday, a massive selloff around the world as the trade story got the market's attention. lord mendelson, the president of the international think tank european commissioner for trade now joins us on set. good morning. are in a real tizzy, should they be? should be.y we are faced with the real prospect of president trump's actions triggering a trade war that will essentially between -- be between the united states and china but will suck in other countries, notably our own and thes difficult to see how president can or will jump off this downward escalator. matt: where do you think we are going to see an agreement inside the u.k. government? angela almost a la merkel, theresa may has been able to fudge things and not go so bold as to please both sides. can she continued a-game? -- continue that game? noer: right now, there is brexit plan for the cabinet two years on from the

solutions to it will here to discuss this meeting with me is calling the host from the german marshall fund going on what the likelihood is is that what probability is that some form of words will come from this meeting that will take forward a solution to the migration crisis in europe well all politicians who have presence today will have to take something home however the situation that face at home will be very very different so i would argue that whatever they bring home is not really worth the paper it's written on. but it is important for me that these politicians are coming together because they're all affected by the migration crisis very differently but for me it's a sign of a future way of how you peons will deal with challenge policy challenges did you know when to get those around the table that really affected by it one of the things to say here not around the table in the building behind us all the visa grant group states that's the czech republic slovakia poland and hungary those countries they seem to oppose this idea of a european solution they don't want coaches they don'

immediately to my left rosenburger isr who senior fellow and director of democracy at the german marshall fund. professor and director 6 the security and international studies program at graduate institute for policy studies in tokyo. last but not least my colleague who works as fellow at carnegie center for global policy in beijing. first, what happened? what happened? >> i had the great joy of being on a redeye for part of the events of last nht. i was reconstructing what happened very rapidly having taken off and signing an unkno taken off as trump was signing an unknown document. the great mystery that went around that. i will confess that i was somebody who went into events with trepidation. those scenarios the same kind of blowup at the table. you will have somebody offending somebody and having a major breakdown. the other scenario was that you have the illusion of some major grand bargain. where everything and the sun, rainbows, unicorns, puppies are all given away in exchange for you know very little. that didn't really happen, either. but what we did end up with was a kind of very ba

panel,to introduce the the senior fellow and director of the alliance of democracy at the german marshall fund. next to her, the public policy fellow and resen at the wilson center here in washington. next to her is professor and director of security and international program at the institute for licy studies in tokyo. and last, but not least, my colleague works as a fellow at the carnegie center for global policy in beijing. policy in beijing. first, what happened? what happened? >> i had the great joy of beg on a redeye for part of the events of last night. i was reconstructihat happened very rapidly having taken off and signing an unknown taken off as trump was signinga. the great mystery that went around that. i will confess that i was somebody who went into events with trepidation. those scenarios the same kind of blowup at the table. you will have somebody offending somebody and having a major breakdown. the other scenario was that you have the illusion of some major grand bargain. where everytand the sun, rainbows, unicorns, puppies are all given away in exchange for you know very littl

marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> president trump's summit with kim jong-un is back on following a white house visit. the delegation from north korea came carrying a letter, it was screens and presented by the country's former spy chief and it is confusion if he read it and opened it. >> it was an interesting letter. at some point it may be appropriate for me to give it to you maybe fairly soon. i purposely didn't open the letter. i haven't open it in front of the director. i said would you want me to open it? he said you can read it later. i may be in for a big surprise folks. >> he has indeed read it and it contained a positive message. this means for now, the summit is on. >>> having lunch with a billionaire warn buffet and the money going to the san francisco church's foundation that helps the homeless. over the years raising for than $25 million for glide. >> state lawmakers allowing elon mus tok go forward and selling 25,000 flame throwers and wants to

publicly by others including the atlantic council, the alliance for securing democracy of the german marshall fund. russia has not stopped its efforts to divide our society and use our open system against us to spread false narratives. there is every reason to believe the kremlin will again target our elections this fall and 2020. a major technology company whose problems we exploit have taken some countermeasures but not enough. other countries and malign actors are now adopting and improving on russia's methodology. china now runs disinformation campaigns and influence operations in taiwan, australia, and other neighboring countries and is working to acquire information technology assets and data sets across asia, europe, and the united states. the trump administration has taken some sanction steps to punish russia for past actions, it has not launched the kind of presidentially led whole of government effort that is needed to protect our democracy and security from maligned state actors who are intent on weapon i think the internet. we must urgently -- intent on weapon icing the internet. we ne

publicly byvocated others, including the atlanta council, alliance for securing democracy, german marshall fund, center, at harvard and theminority report at senate relations committee. effortsas not stopped to spread false narratives. there's every reason to believe the kremlin will again target fall and ins this 2020. major technology companies whose platforms they exploit have taken some counter measures but enough. other countries and malign aare adopting and improving on russia's methodology. china now runs disinformation campaigns and influence in taiwan, australia and neighboring countries and is informationcquire technology assets and data sets across asia, europe and the united states. while the trump administration has taken some important russian steps to punish for past actions, strengthen harden ournd and electoral infrastructure, it has not launched the kind of presidentially led whole of government effort needed to protect our democracy and state actorsmalign intent on weaponizing information on the internet. urgently put the policies, the funding and the systems in place to spee

rosenberger, the senior fellow and director of the alliance for securing democracy at the german marshall fund. next to her, sue gin park, a public policy fellow in residence at the wilson center here in washington. next to her is norshige mashita, professor and director of the security and international studies program at the national graduate institute for policy studies in tokyo. and last but certainly not least, my colleague tom jao who works at the carnegie center for global policy in beijing. so first,apned? laura, what happened? >> i had the great joy of being on a red eye for part of the events of last night. so i was reconstructing what happened very rapidly this morning, having sort of taken off as trump and kim were signing an unknown document. and the great mystery that went around that. but my main take-aways, in terms of what happened is, one, i will confess that i was somebody who went into -- went into these events with trepidation about worst case scenarios, wor case scenarios of some kind of major blowup at the table, somebody walks out. you have somebody offending somebody a

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rosenberger who is of the senior fellow and director of the allied security and democracy at the marshall fund. next to her is soojin park, public policy polling in residence at the wilson center in washington. next to her is narushige michishita who is professor and director of the security and international studies program at the national graduate institute for policy studies at tokyo. last but not least my colleague tong zhao who works as a fellow at the center for global policy in beijing. so first, what happened? laura, what happened? >> i had the great joy being on a redeye for part of events of last night so i was reconstructing what happened very rapidly this morning, have been taken off as trump and kim were signing an unknown document and the great mystery that went around that. my main take away in terms of what happened is, one, i will confess that i was somebody who went into these events with trepidation about worst-case scenarios. worst case scenarios some kind of major blowup at the table. somebody walks out. u.s. somebody offending somebody and you have major breakdown. that d

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marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom fundinge superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> dozens of women veterans are here this weekend to compete in an athletic competition. we spoke with some of the veterans who said the game is a bout a lot more than just sports. >> for the next three days, their athletes. >> she is about hundred of the disabled veterans here on the island. >> she was once a communications officer for the navy. she was struck in the head and woke up with a severe brain injury. >> it is hard. >> she says sheat least for a l while. >> the games began seven years ago in chicago. it has since expanded. this is the first time that many athletes have been able to trouble since the injury. >> we have had athletes over the past several years that this is the first chance at getting other house. but have not been out of the house until they come to the games. >> the games help these veterans learning the sport which they can practice at home and become more active. this former airman suffered a stroke while he was in the air

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marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom fundingmarshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. (michelle) new video just into the news room tonight -- thousands of residents of laguna beach, california are being forced to leave their homes due to a growing vegetation fire. laguna beach police say the aliso fire has already burned 250 acres. its forced the evacuation of about two- thousand people in laguna beach's top of the world and old top of the world neighborhoods. no injuries or damaged structures have been reported from the blaze. at least six air tankers, four helicopters and two fixed- wing aircraft are being used to fight the fire. (michelle) new tonight at 10 -- the puerto rican government has just released new data showing there were more deaths following hurricane maria than previously reported. this comes as people are pausing to remember and honor those who lost their lives. meanwhile-- eight months after the storm, thousands are still in the dark as they brace for a busy start to the hurricane season. kim hutc

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marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom fundinguck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. jesse: experts? probably not. but that doesn't stop the party bros from wading into hot issues on "watters world." look at some of their deepest thoughts and most of unforgettable moments. our unofficial california correspondents, chad crow gar and jt far. >> what's up, dude? your state tonight cross-hairs of little rocket man. he's threatening nuclear armageddon. he's firing missiles all over the place. >> that's a bummer, dude. in times like these i turn to the original fast and furious where paul walker like in the first one vince is flexing on it really hard. but paul sort of remains chill and stoke and he says like, you know, i love the tuna here. that put vince at ease. i think if we held that stance, we are chill, dude. we like the tuna. >> they act agro, but nobody wants to leave the party. if you start hurling nukes at each other there won't be a lot of parties. jesse: what do you think about the russians interfering in the russian

marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii.the same d his enant governor was so dull, he only showed up for workt state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonnrk as governor. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". santa rosa police now say the driver of a dump truck that crashed and burned l februarys responsible for the incident that inred seven people. that truck was carrying fire debris

marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom fundingk for state superintendent. marshall tuck. cliberal gavin newsom from knows becoming governor. they also know chicago lawyer john cox has thirteen losing campaigns under his belt... and cox supports bad ideas like a 23 percent sales tax! california police officers and police chiefs stand with antonio villaraigosa. as mayor, he worked with law enforcement, and cut violent crime in half. antonio for governor. only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. jesse: experts? probably not. but that doesn't stop the party bros from wading into hot issues on "watters world." look at some of their deepest thoughts and most of unforgettable moments. our unofficial california correspondents, chad crow gar and jt far. >> what's up, dude? your state tonight cross-hairs of little rocket man. he's threatening nuclear armageddon. he's

marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom fundingrshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. here with polls opening in less than ten minutes. . >>> now to the campaign coverage. >> primary election day is here with polls opening in less than ten minutes. lori smith is fighting to keep her job. the department has been faced with several scandals under her leadership. opening the door for today's race. her leading competition is the under sheriff. >>> in santa clara the long battle to remove a judge from the bench will be resolved. he sentenced brock turner to six months for sexual assault. >>> in san francisco voter also pick the next mayor. here are the candidates. san francisco voters have a ranked choice system meaning voters pick their top three picks in order of preference. a candidate that reaches a majority threshold wins. >>> diane feinstein is expected to take first. >>> in the governor's raise the front runner the lieutenant governor will spend the day in the bay area. john cox was in second in the latest polls. th