>> with today's tragedy, the number of people that lost our lives on the mediterranean in .019 is now up to 900 we are just a few a away from reaching 1000 people dyingng at sea for the sixth year in a row. this is particularly concerned because on the central mediterranean, the route from libya to europe, the rate of death is rising sharply. amy: at least 40 people are feared dead after a boat carrying dozens of refugees and migrants capsized off the coast of libya. we will go to geneva to speak refugee agency. venture brazil and the devastating fires and the amazon rain forest. >> what we see now is an unprecedented destruction in the amazon and the fires this year have an increase of 80%. policy and rheticic, basicalllly he gave a a green lt for illegal deforesestation. am: and we go to the middle east where israel has carriried o out airstrtrikes in iraq, syria, lebanon. authorities say they view these strikes as declarations of war. faceom now on, we will israeli drones in lebanon skies. we will bring down israeli drones when they enter our skies. amy: all that and more, coming u

watch is taking us on a reconnaissance flight over the mediterranean. muttiah and pilots have one main objective saving lives here 70 miles off the libyan coast this is this actual better trade your group are the africa. group this search right is looking for by greg abbott the dangerous crossing out that are rubber boats they're leipsic recruits. finding them is like looking for a needle in a haystack and conditions are anything but ideal. this you watch aircraft moon bird mainly operates in the search and rescue zone off the coast of western libya an area that spans more than 350 kilometers of coastline this is where migrant boats set off on their perlis journey to italy and malta footage from an earlier mission shows how that looks dozens of people on an overcrowded rubber dinghy passengers often spend days out at sea exposed to the sun and with limited supplies and back at the back of people have been on the water for days easily dehydrated desperate and in a serious medical condition those really are emergencies that have to be evacuated as soon as

that of the mediterranean where 356 migrants have been alive to disembark a multi anding the latest on passed between european union governments and engineer rescue ships the migrants will be relocated to 6 other countries france germany ireland luxemburg portugal and romania or have another weeks long standoff is now over the european union seems far from a solution to this recurring mediterranean drama. there is not a lot of breathing space on the ocean viking where migrants waited for almost 2 weeks at sea water and other supplies have been running short but now the ordeal has come to an end the people on board have been allowed to go ashore in malta they will then be distributed to various e.u. countries that have agreed to take them in as a reason of ours we feel relieved that a humane solution has now been found for the 356 people on board the ocean viking. but this can't stop here i must find a way to stop situations like this from happening again. the ocean biking is run by the aid organizations doctors without borders and s.o.s. mediterranean their crew has been reporting to b

about 500 refugees and migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued by 2 a chips the ocean viking vessel picked up more than 300 of them sunday and monday a spanish ship has been at sea for 12 days lighting support and chant for them you know pain countries arguing over who should take responsibility for them what a budget is a project coordinator but don't just without borders and he's on full of the ocean biking and he's quoting on the italian maltese government's to net and top. we had 4 rescues and for 4 days in a row we had the 1st rescue 85 people the 2nd rescue was again 85 people the 3rd 81 and the last rescue was 105 people on our last rescue just moments after 3 we got a lot of jackets on all the people on board the rubber boat part of the river boat collapse and people actually went in the water if we wouldn't have been there just minutes before they would definitely have been more that in the mediterranean we have contacted both the multiset doherty's and the italian authorities are questioning a port of safety so we are relying on them to give us a proper

been the interest on the mediterranean. just b.c. how long can you talk to the longbow and if you don't get to a point to get into. we don't have a duration in mind we're going to keep them as comfortable as long as we can. we have here. to rescue people and then provide them with a project or keep them comfortable and so we can get them to a point of safety for disembarkation which should happen is going to. both that we have proper ations they're not meant to keep on for long periods they need to be landed on shore as soon as they can get it i thank you very much i'm going to ask you to just push in time. russia says it's winning a nuclear arms race despite a mysterious rocket testing accident in the north of the country which caused a spike in radiation levels the blast happened on thursday at an offshore naval taste testing base in several vinson northeastern petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident have been taken to moscow for medical examination no official explanation has be

more than 500 migrants are stranded in the mediterranean as european nations because over who should take responsibility for them. russia boasts it that it's winning a nuclear arms race despite a mysterious accident in the arctic has caused a spike in radiation levels. and how a trade war between the u.s. and china is affecting latin america's most stable economy. hello pro-democracy protesters in hong kong have clashed with police at the city's international airport as the escalating political crisis shows no sign of letting up hundreds of flights were canceled for a 2nd day after thousands of demonstrators flooded the terminal out of that homemade reports from hong kong. it was late in the evening when heels broke out at hong kong's international airport hours before protesters had detained and roughed up a man they suspected of being an undercover agent from mainland china paramedics tried to save him in vain sue police were sent to help them that's when the scuffles broke out even though fish oils have clearly said their mission wasn't to disperse the sit in now in its 5th day hu

also ahead european nations a big other what to do with 500 refugees and migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea. curable after a drug breakthrough in the democratic republic of congo. and we'll see how old farming practices are offering solutions to the modern problem of climate change. hong kong authorities says it secured an injunction to stop protesters from disrupting operations planes are flying again after demonstrators flooded terminal buildings for a 2nd day causing mass cancellations things turned violent on tuesday when brought police moved in with batons and pepper spray meanwhile the u.n. human rights office wants hong kong's leaders to look into whether police have broken international law in the way they've dealt with protesters. yes very concerned because the violence appears to be increasing. and. certainly segments of the population appear to be getting angry and this is one of the reasons why we call for prompt impartial independent investigations the office urges the hong kong authorities to act with restraint to ensure that the rights of those who are expressing their vi

mediterranean and doctors without borders they say good weather. in coming weeks could encourage more migrants to try to sail to europe from libyan shores. people in hong kong of once again fill the streets in the 11th straight weekend of mass pro-democracy protests after several weekends of violence between demonstrators and police days march was huge organizers said 1700000 people showed up and it was completely peaceful the protesters made no apology though for drawing attention to police violence. was. not down there still furious. on the other side of the barriers police protesters pick them out with now iconic places but today it's been peaceful with even time for this. but it's still deadly serious protest organizers on sunday focused on police violence over the last couple of months. the police today issued a statement about. targeting them in the theme of our family that is totally true we x.x. li targeting at the police because the police had shown to the world that they had appeals that power breaking down over the belt. they started in

i'm carl kasell and welcome to the program desperation in the mediterranean as more than 100 migrants are still stranded aboard a rescue ship the migrant rescue vessel open arms has been waiting for days hoping to dock in italy but only unaccompanied minors have been allowed to disembark so far as conditions worsen a few migrants decided to go it alone jumping into the water and trying to swim ashore now a spokesperson for the ngo operating. that ship says it has refused an offer to dock in spain saying the 6 day journey would be impossible. with a good. dr some on the horizon safety on the italian island of lampedusa behind them chaos aboard a charity vessel the migrants struggle through the water. unli to be brought back to the visibly overcrowded open arms and this is what they were turning to. the state of new mutiny aboard the ship the charity's directors sounding an s.o.s. about what might happen if they aren't allowed to dock in need by italy loves you know we're all here we've spent days waiting to find people in the water fights violence crises older time what more do you wan

it's to the mediterranean now and nearly $360.00 migrants have been allowed to disembark on the island of. the refugees will be relocated now to 6 other european countries dozens of unaccompanied minors were amongst the migrants from most from sudan on the deal and the latest tense standoff between governments and charity ships is still there's no agreement in prospect. there is not a lot of breathing space on the ocean viking where migrants waited for almost 2 weeks at sea water and other supplies have been running short but now the ordeal has come to an end the people on board have been allowed to go ashore in malta they will then be distributed to various e.u. countries that have agreed to take them in as a reason it's not ts of ours we feel rightly that a humane solution has now been found for the 356 people on board the ocean viking. but this can't stop here i must find a way to stop situations like this from happening again. the ocean biking is run by the aid organizations doctors without borders and s.o.s. mediterranean their crew has been reporting to berlin via video conferenc

mediterranean and doctors. about borders they say good weather in coming weeks could encourage more migrants to try to sail to europe from libyan shores. people in hong kong have once again filled the streets for the 11th straight weekend of mass pro-democracy protests but this weekend's demonstrations were about what didn't happen little violence few clashes and no tear gas many in hong kong are holding their breath after a week of escalations art by violence and 2 days of closures at hong kong airport but today organizers say 1700000 people turned out peacefully to show their movement still has momentum. was. brought down the still furious. on the other side of the barriers police protesters pick them out which is now iconic places but today it's been peaceful with even time for this. but it's still deadly serious protest organizers on sunday focused on police violence over the last couple of months. the police today issued a statement about. target telling them in the face of our family that is totally true

mediterranean and doctors without. borders they say good weather in the coming weeks could encourage more migrants to try to sail to europe from libyan shores. i now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world shipping data show an iranian oil tanker caught in the standoff with the west has set sail from gibraltar after a court released it the grace one was held there after it was seized on suspicion of smuggling oil to syria it was renamed adrian darya one and raised in iranian flag before they left the british territory. in the bangladeshi capital dhaka several 1000 people have been left homeless after a massive fires through a crowded slum many of the makeshift homes have plastic roofs which help the flames spread no deaths were reported although several people were injured. wildfires in the spanish island of gran canaria have forced the evacuation of some 4000 people officials say several communities are threatened in all in an area already hit by fire days ago they say strong winds

coming up european nations because over want to do with 500 refugees and migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea. also a big jump in measles cases prompts a warning from the world health organization about misinformation. and the family of a jailed saudi women's rights activist say she's been offered freedom if she agrees to deny being tortured. into the program planes are again flying in and out of hong kong international airport after protesters flooded terminal buildings for a 2nd day causing mass cancellations things turned violent when riot police moved in with batons and pepper spray bill hamid small from the airport. it was late in the evening when chaos broke out at hong kong's international airport i was before protesters had detained and roughed up a man they suspected of being an undercover agent from mainland china paramedics tried to save him in vain so police were sent to help them that's when the scuffles broke out even though fish oils have to release said their mission wasn't to disperse the city and now in its 5th day hundreds of flights have been canceled at one of the wor

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us the n.g.o.s parading a rescue vessel in the mediterranean has described the situation for the 100 people on board as a humanitarian emergency the spanish flag ship open arms is currently anchored off the italian island of lampedusa authorities have refused permission to dock there now spain has offered to take the migrants at the port of alegate see it is for. to see it as that would be the journey of the open arms but it has rejected that offer and says the journey of several days is quote unrealistic given the conditions on the ship right now spain has now said it can dock at whichever port is most convenient while some migrants though are tired of all the haggling and all the waiting. with good. dried some on the horizon safety on the italian island of lampedusa behind them chaos aboard a charity vessel the migrant struggle through the water. on the to be brought back to the visibly i have a crowded open arms and this is what they were turning to. the state of new mutiny aboard the ship the charity's direct to sounding an s.o.s. about wha

countries will let in this stranded migrants in the mediterranean. we have hoped that a preliminary agreement that has been negotiated will come into play this is an agreement that was put together by france and germany and mts 2 weeks ago it's something we've been calling for for more than a year now and that but it's based on the model of a coalition of willing european countries stepping in to allow disembarkation and relocation so that the current crisis in the mediterranean the 2 ships that are stranded illustrate the need for exactly this kind of agreement so that we don't have a crisis ship by ship every time a rescue ship arrives john as a crisis continues we haven't really. seen any positive reaction from a european country saying that you know what with think we should be taking them in hard to explain this hardline stance is because of the rise of the anti migrant sentiment in most of the european countries well it's under only partly to do with this good it's also to do with the electoral problems electoral issues arising around national

the mediterranean region and southern africa will be especially hard hit. the problems are already visible today a quarter of arable land worldwide has deteriorated due to the creation of deserts erosion or salinisation but more and more food has to be produced to feed the world's growing population it's a vicious cycle on the one hand farming produces the food that people desperately need but on the other hand it's a driving factor in climate change. overall farming creates more than 20 percent of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide cattle and rice production make up half of methane emissions a climate pollutant worse than c o 2 and human made fertilizers creates 3 quarters of nitric oxide emissions it's an especially potent greenhouse gas scientists are worried about how quickly the farming sector is growing an area 2 thirds the size of australia has been turned into agricultural land in the last 2 decades the i.p.c.c. says it's time to change the good news emissions from farming can be cut. if we change how we farm and what we eat fruit and vegetables n

mission again to pick up people in the mediterranean who are in need. we must remember there was this european nation until it into the sea until spring this year the mission called sofia which basically was cancelled because of the italian government refused to participate in that and you food off of this current italian government came into power and knowledge the german government is pushing for a renewed e.u. mission but i think what they are hoping for is. a number of states to participate possibly not. ok if italy continues to refuse to participate which nations can pick up the slack kennedy even work without italian forces and ports well the german the german foreign minister has been saying that there's a more than a dozen states that are possibly interested in participating that have expressed their willingness but of course we have to remember there are a number of states that are adamant that they will not participate it to be has been one of the until recently we don't know what's going to happen in italy since the government there is likely

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us the ngo operating a rescue vessel in the mediterranean has described the situation for the 100 people on board as a humanitarian emergency now the spanish flag vessel open arms is currently anchored off the attalia an island of lampedusa authorities have refused permission to dock there although they did accept 27 children and women over the weekend now spain offered to take the migrants at the port of august yes but the charity that owns open arms has rejected that offer why it says the journey of several days is quote unrealistic for it to get from lampedusa to us. well. spain has now said that the vessel can dock at which every port is most accessible in spain some migrants have been so desperate to get to dry land that they've tried to swim to shore. with good. dried some on the horizon safety on the italian island of lampedusa behind them chaos aboard a charity vessel the migrants struggle through the water. unli to be brought back to the visibly overcrowded open arms and this is what they were turning to. the state of new mutiny abo

to iran let's talk to under simmons who is our correspondent who's been bopping around in the mediterranean all day for us so andrew there sailing is going to go but the key thing is we don't know where we don't know where and really and crucially as well will it go to syria. let me just bring you up to date before i answer that question that what we're seeing now you can see over here if you just get a little closer richard could just get a little closer to the bow of this nameless ship because everything is blacked out she is called adrian dahlia now but they fail to put any other sign up in terms of the identity of this ship is flying no flag whatsoever of the flag of the ship i asked which to come around again you'll see she she was under steam earlier but she hasn't moved yet this supertanker is stationary the anchor has been lifting it is something like 80 meters is very deep water it takes some time we've heard radio conversations between the portal solaces and the bridge on this ship the captain was asking us to stop filming via the port authority is a port authority that al-jazeera

and saving lives in the mediterranean . rescue mission searching for refugees in danger off the coast of libya we hear how the volunteers are also taking on the toilet to want to keep. out. a security locked on an indian controlled kashmir has entered a 4th city after the government in delhi revoked the region semi autonomous status telephone and internet services have been suspended in the muslim majority region and many residents have lost all contact with outside the region tens of thousands of troops have kept a lid on protests and restricted travel as stores closed and supplies of fresh food run thin hundreds of push me politicians and the aides have been arrested since india's hindu nationalist government announced a change to the region's status. joining me now is our correspondent on the mission in delhi and michelle what are you hearing about the address in indian controlled kashmir and what are the people there want. well i'm with i want to be showing about the arrests so far that it is that it has mainly been pol

destination unknown it just says on the transponder mediterranean and that appears to fit with the tracking so far physical tracking hasn't been possible because of the heavy swell of sea of waves around this. ship safety a real problem out there for smaller craft but this ship is underway and adrian daria one renamed with an iranian flag now heading in the direction of the mediterranean and why was the u.s. request to continue this vessels detention tonight. that is a really quite a long and complex issue but try to put it simply i will simply that the united the the united states approach was based upon sanctions reintroduced against iran much much broader than the european union sanctions now when with the as it was grace one known back 6 weeks ago when it was seized by the royal navy marines from britain and the gibraltar job role tarion security forces it was actually set said to be bound for syria and so under a you sanctions it was in contravention now wants an assurance was made to the supremes court legal documents given in diplomatic talks at the iranians made it a solid commitmen

at that time, there was no large airborne division in the mediterranean because the 101st and 82nd were already in normandy. multiple independent airborne units, which one of them was the 517th, that were pulled together to make the first airborne task force. another ad-hoc unit. other units involved was the 509th infantry battalion. 570th, 550th. an independent british airborne regiment. nd you heard of the 442m regimental combat team, the japanese-american unit of the war, there was a company of their antitank unit that was quick training. here's some quick glider training and they were merely 517th for a month and a half. the airborne troops, you had paratroopers and glider troops that were trained for that. these were standard infantry, that was not part of their training. they were pulled and said you were going and glider, here are some quick training and you are getting attached to this airborne unit. >> this vanguard was sit us roy the enemy defenses and ease the task of their comrades at sea. to three top supply attack planes, trains with telling effects. morning,lm of a summer

countries will let in this stranded migrants in the mediterranean. we have hoped that a preliminary agreement that has been negotiated will come into play this is an agreement that was put together by france and germany and mts 2 weeks ago it's something we've been calling for for more than a year now and that but it's based on the model of a coalition of willing european countries stepping in to allow disembarkation and relocation so that the current crisis in the mediterranean the 2 ships that are stranded illustrate the need for exactly this kind of agreement so that we don't have a crisis ship by ship every time a rescue ship arrives john as the crisis continues we haven't we. seen any positive reaction from a european country saying that you know what with think we should be taking them in hard to explain this hardline stance is because of the rise of the anti migrant sentiment in most of the european countries well it's under only partly to do with this could it's also to do with the electoral the problems electoral issues arising around nation

and lifted and underway at last in the darkness heading east into the mediterranean . a few hours before the departure supplies had been loaded on the adrian daria warm in the choppy waters a specialist engineer had been winched up along with at least 5 new crew members the engineer was brought on board to attend to a technical issue planning to return to shore later nightfall on the swell of the sea is getting worse yet the technician has yet to return to the supertanker the ai asked systems that automatic identification systems are now showing the adrian real war they to the technician had finished his work and returned to shore but who will end up with $140000000.00 worth of crude oil this is obviously going to be one of those tracks vessels either the next few days and therefore we have a very clear idea of where it goes and we have a very clear idea of any vessels that come alongside in order to try and ship the cargo. last thursday gibraltar the supremes course lifted the detention order on the ship after assurances from iran that it would not deliver its cargo o

countries will let in this stranded migrants in the mediterranean. we have hoped that a preliminary agreement that has been negotiated will come into play this is an agreement that was put together by france and germany and mts 2 weeks ago it's something we've been calling for for more than a year now and that but it's based on the model of a coalition of willing european countries stepping in to allow disembarkation and relocation so that the current crisis in the mediterranean the 2 ships that are stranded illustrate the need for exactly this kind of agreement so that we don't have a crisis ship by ship every time a rescue ship arrives john as the crisis continues we haven't we. seen any positive reaction from a european country saying that you know what with think we should be taking them in hard to explain this hardline stance is because of the winds of the anti migrant sentiment in most of the european countries well it's under only partly to do with this could it's also to do with the electoral problems electoral issues arising around national

iran says its oil tanker held for 6 weeks off the british mediterranean territory of gibraltar should leave in the next few hours it comes after gibraltar denied a request from the u.s. department of justice to seize the vessel a supreme court judge in the british territory ordered the tankers released when asked about the tanker dispute president donald trump said iran would like to talk . simmons brings us more now from. the adrian del rio warm as it's called now also that's being displayed on all the automatic identification systems which shows that there is some level of readiness but let me just take you through recent events few hours ago a service boat came on the starboard side was unloading equipment and also supplies. using a crane before that this service but a bit on in perilous sea away from this the leeward side of the boats. actually transferring at least 6 new crew we saw additionally it would seem we heard of the radio a short sighted later a british voice definitely a british voice it seemed a requesting his laptop computer actually be lifted up there and then we hea

mediterranean as a political battle in rome prevents it from docking 6 e.u. countries have offered to take in the migrants who are picked up off the coast of libya almost 2 weeks ago but the ship remain stranded near the italian island of lampedusa after it was barred from docking by interior minister matosi alvey me he has ordered italian officials not to let the migrants disembark. meanwhile an iranian tank a seized by british forces last month is preparing to leave by sunday supremes court judges in the british territory of ordered the release of the grace of one tank a new crew is on board and the ship has a new name and it's sailing under the iranian flag after its registration was switched from panama anderson's brings us the latest now from gibraltar. heading towards this renamed reregistered ship $44.00 days after she was seized off the coast of gibraltar broad edification systems still saying grace was destination the mediterranean. as you can see there's nothing on the flagpole now the problem am flag has been removed apparently iranian flag will ev

president mccraw and let him approaching gear up for talks later today and the french leaders mediterranean presidents with ukraine is syria and iran all on the agenda. will probably get on the machines the trump launches a blistering attack but the new york times has leaked all the 0 suggest that it's editors looking for new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia again. as germany's green party enjoys a surge in popular support of late we take a look at one of the most ambitious yet very controversial new environmental policies the suggested. the morning live from us international's world news a mosque and kevin i'm with you with your monday morning update thanks for tuning 1st and as mentioned france's president. russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence later today on the mediterranean coast the talks which are expected to focus on the crisis in ukraine syria and the persian gulf come ahead of the g. 7 summit later mbia writs this week shall i do been reports. well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents to meet a 4th overlooking the mediterranean s

vladimir putin for talks out the french leaders mediterranean presidents this monday with ukraine syria all expected to be. evil propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack on the new york times of the audio suggest it's editors are seeking new ways of covering the president after 2 years of bush again. and treating trouble so attractive and pocket friendly over the coming decades that there's a mistake or a trouble in germany all but disappears pie in the sky thinking ahead of the curve we debate the resurgent green party's proposed environmental. reverie or chiming in from right around the globe this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my name is union only. french president a month will welcome russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence on the mediterranean coast this monday their talks are expected to focus on the crises in ukraine syria on the persian gulf come ahead of the g. 7 summit in theorists of the weekend charlotte reports. well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents meet for to looking the mediterranean sea thought of a blank also h

here moscow in the headlines president vladimir putin gear up for talks with the french leaders mediterranean residents this monday we can pray in syria all of the agenda. and evil propaganda machine donald trump launches a blistering attack been on the new york times often leap forward to suggest that his editors are looking for new ways of covering the president after 2 years of fixating on russia day. and his japanese green party enjoys the support we take a look at one of the most ambitious but very controversial new environmental policy . good morning live. here in moscow is kevin irwin here for half a monday morning updates out of this than france's president amount of mccrone is set to welcome russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence later in the mediterranean coast monday their talks which are expected to focus on the crisis in ukraine syria and the ongoing problems in the persian gulf come ahead of a big g. 7 summit in beirut slater in the wake. well what an idyllic setting for the 2 presidents to meet a 4th overlooking the mediterranean sea thought of a break and so on has be

the mediterranean island of lampedusa has seen hundreds of thousands of migrants disembark at its port, as emma jane kirby reports. a pretty picture in lampedusa. but the view here is changing. nearer to africa than the italian mainland, this mediterranean island has long played host to thousands of migrants arriving from libya. now it's welcoming thousands of tourists from europe. that means good business for the local taxi drivers, whose tours taking the best beaches, bars and boats on offer. but the foot rinse of the migrants, like their shipwrecked vessels, are still visible all over this island, and it's prompted a hard swing right. salvini is number one, laughs this taxidriver. he showing his support for italy's populist deputy prime minister, matteo salvini, who was elected on an anti—immigration platform. he has band ngo operated ships from docking on any italian port. in june, ships from docking on any italian port. injune, this german charity boat broke that rule and disembarked on lampedusa. the captain was arrested as an outlaw. turnout was low in the european elections her

government that is demonizing refugees or countries that are directly affected by people in the mediterranean kothari the issue of refugees migrants shape the narrative in europe particular into 1000 of 121314 with the hundreds of thousands of people crossing into europe now europe is not the same you have breaks it and you have that the rise of the populists and the far west and we're talking about the need to fix the problem of migrants when you have could not be the same again isn't this something this is going to definitely have been a huge impact on the issue of migrants in the near future. well firstly i don't think we should talk about the problem of migrants because the real crisis within europe is the demographic crisis and if europe doesn't actually accept new populations it really will have problems and that is true for every country in europe even those that are most fervently against accepting new populations so i think what we've seen is that the extreme right has been able to exploit the situation that was provoked by the conflict in syria which led to quite a large number of p

a man on a cross on a limb opposing gear up for bilateral talks later today the french leaders mediterranean residents with ukraine libya and syria all on the agenda. also in atlanta this morning an evil propaganda machine told trump launches a blistering attack on the new york times that after leaked all the are suggesting the senator's looking for new ways of covering the president. and the green party enjoys popular support so coming up we take a look at one of their most ambitious new environmental policy. international's world you sense here in moscow my name is kevin o. in that welcome to you have monday morning up and then come 1st from says president . to welcome russia's vladimir putin to his summer residence on the mediterranean coast later monday the talks which are expected to focus on the crisis in syria libya and ukraine come ahead of the g. 7 summit impurities later this week served look ahead to this meeting go the french capital show. that morning to you ok let's talk about take us through what's planned out for the day here. well this is look sets of be a meeting in one of

that's the $1000000.00 question it is heading east into the mediterranean it's destination unknown its transponder is simply saying mediterranean but there it is now complying with all maritime law having been reflagged and having the names adrian warm on all relevant parts of this vessel with a cargo of a hot $140000000.00 worth of light crude oil the preparations took a long time there were some technical difficulties we saw some crew be winched on to the ship something like 4 or 5 hours ago we were alongside in very choppy waters an engineer specialist engineer was there for around 4 to 5 hours before being shipped back to shore once he bent back to sure then that radio message you played out of the top of the show was heard. was brought up from 80 me to debts and slowly the bulk of the tanker maneuvered out of the anchorage into the straits of gibraltar then swung east into the mediterranean it's getting up to speed now where entirely unsure of what's going to happen next diplomatically or nautically or anything else as far as the supreme court goes in japan it is complying with th

more than 500 migrants are stranded in the mediterranean as european nations because every few should take responsibility for them. russia boasts that it's winning a nuclear arms race despite a mysterious accident in the arctic as cause a spike in radiation levels. how a trade war between the u.s. and china is affecting latin america's stable economy. in small domestic waddles liverpool and chelsea prepared to face each other on the european stage we'll hear from both manages ahead of wednesday's european super cup final in istanbul. but begin with the escalating political crisis in hong kong where there's been a burst of violence between protesters and police at the city's international airport started after an injured man who was being held by protesters was taken away by medics demonstrators say he was an undercover officer for the chinese mainland earlier flights were suspended for a 2nd day after thousands of protesters jammed the terminal chanting singing and waving banners. hong kong's protests were sparked by a controversial extradition bill which has since been shelved but th