world cup goes to north america can the beautiful game help smooth over tension in the region over trade and immigration i'm sorry kelly in berlin this is the day. mexico and usa have been selected by the peter congruous tools the twenty twenty six b. for world cup. double short review problem that we in these three countries will be able to open our doors and welcome the entire world in our countries in north america these people wrote the media you have to open your borders to not just players and team officials but also fab's and we were very gratified that. the administration. you know them to us very significant support. that but nobody gives a point that i mean we've always been able to work up together and then they try to separate the war. and also coming up transatlantic ties loosen further as the german foreign minister gives the clearest sign yet that germany no longer sees its alliance with the united states as unconditional. i could not to very much and the german foreign minister would ever be in a situation where they have to say something like this before we start. the fo

competition will also feature a record forty eight teams and in a poll a few full members the north america bid beat the north africans one hundred thirty four votes to sixty five the president of the u.s. soccer carla scourged barrow was elated on behalf of our united bid canada mexico and my country the united states thank you so so very much for this incredible honor thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the feed for world cup in twenty twenty six let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we're all united in football that's the spirit of the world cup the beautiful game and game transcends borders and cultures. our talk more about this exciting news joining us from washington is claire richardson and with me on the set is the w.'s oliver moody claire i want to start off with you how has this news been received in the u.s. . hyla as you might imagine u.s. soccer fans are absolutely delighted by this news this is a sport that's really been growing in popularity over the past couple of decades especially since the u.s. hosted the wo

iraq thanks so much for your company everyone soccer's greatest prize says gone to north america the twenty twenty six world cup tournament will be. by the united states canada and mexico soccer's governing body fifa awarded the cup over the morocco bit the twenty twenty six world cup will be the first time three nations will force these this prestigious tournament the competition will also feature a record forty eight teams and in a poll of fifteen members the north america bid beat the north africans one hundred thirty four votes to sixty five you have president of the u.s. soccer carlos cordero was overjoyed behalf of our united bid canada mexico and my country the united states thank you so so very much for this incredible honor thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the people will come in twenty twenty six let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we are all united in football that's the spirit of the world the beautiful game and game transcends borders and cultures. our well to talk more about this exciting news joining

the north america a nalyst for your time. the north america analyst based in new york. the us president's agenda is pretty massive at the moment. the us president may have left diplomatic and trade relations in tatters after that g7 summit, but he's not stopped tweeting about trade even now in singapore, where he's set to meet north korea's leader kim jong—un. karishma vaswani is in singapore. karishma, his agenda is completely full, but he clearly has trade on his mind, he's been tweeting in the last hour about the g7 summit? indeed, sally, but come tomorrow, come tuesday, his focus will very much be on this historic summit between president trump and north korea's leader, kim jong—un. between president trump and north korea's leader, kimjong—un. to remind you exactly what's at stake here, the two leaders have traded barbs with one another, they've had hostility on both sides, but now it appears that they appear to have some sort of deal that they're trying to work towards but that key question of denuclearisation, what does it mean for both north korea and the united

north america winds over a big hit from morocco the announcement comes as the world cup fever grips the host russia on the eve of the kickoff for this year's month long championship. also coming up it's only escalates a brow with france over migrants the hardline interior minister suggest scrapping the summit in france does not apologize for the remarks made by president i mean ramakant. move on. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program soccer's greatest prize has gone to north america the twenty twenty six world cup tournament will be hosted by the united states canada and mexico soccer's governing body fifa awarded the cup over the morocco bit the twenty twenty six world cup it will be the first time that three nations will host the prestigious tournament together the competition will also feature a record forty eight teams now in a poll of see some members of the north american bed beef the north africans one hundred and thirty four votes sixty five as you can see there and the president of u.s. soccer he was really overjoyed have a listen. on behalf of our united. canada mexico and my

he changing world and the role of north america in it. finished meeting with the leaders of the five industrialized democrats. hese summits have played an important role in the revival of growth in the industrial world. of course, a different country serves as host. ver the past eight years i've noticed that the leader of the host nation sets the tone and to determines the meetings. the this year's summit was informal focused, get down for business. and the progress achieved may fulliest for months but it was essential. i should say substantial. much of the credit for this success belongs touchdown of the strongest andld's best leaders, and someone whose friendship i cherish. it is rare that a personal friendship between two leaders the course of history. rarer still that it changes for i believe that's i believe future generations will regard our work of the great e to the world.rth nor do we see eye-to-eye but irish man ever did. so let me pause and say thank vision, leadership and friendship to my colleague your prime minister, -- n [a

blows the two hundred twenty six people broke out thank you the thought worth the tournament to north america over a bid for morocco well you know when it comes as world cup fever grips the host of russia on the eve of the kickoff for this year's month long championship also coming up. aid groups are raising the alarm warning that one of the world's worst humanitarian crazies even in yemen could get even worse after he saudi attack on the mean port threatens to cut off food supplies to the entire country. and done deal president don't trump back in the u.s. for claims there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea others back to differ. from. iraq thanks for your company everyone soccer's greatest prize has gone to north america while the twenty twenty six world cup tournament will be hosted by the united states canada and mexico a soccer's governing body for ward of the cup over at the morocco bit the twenty twenty six world cup will be the first time three nations will host the prestigious tournament the competition will also feature in record forty eight teams in a poll of people mem

overnight fifa awarded tournaments to north america. it's a joint bid between the u.s., mexico and canada. in fact, take a look at the screen there. putting up a map showing the cities where the teams may play. the bay area is labeled there as well. 49ers president said the bid to host some of the games got the second highest technical evaluation from fifa. they are quote, excited about our prospects. >> still no announcement in the san francisco mayor race. but a winner could be declared soon. possibly by the end of this week. as of right now the numbers are favoring london breed. she increased the narrow lead over mark leno. she's ahead by more than 1800 votes and there are still 8,000 votes that need to be counted. >> you might notice something new on the streets of san francisco today. the city debuting three new street cleaners they'll be geared to cleanup trash in the bike lanes. we'll get our first look at 10:00 this morning. >> the radical plan to split california into three states will now be in the hands of voters. it's being

what was it about the north america bed that many successful. specifically fail there are a couple of things one being revenue united is promising eleven billion dollars in profits for fee fair which obviously speaks volumes and talks a lot to what fee for a. fee for the most money generating tournament the second thing was really infrastructure and stadiums are already in place and when you compare that to the morocco which still had a lot of stadiums to build if not the fee for a task force that was back in that very high risk in terms of the infrastructure and i think those were the two things that really convinced the for members to vote in favor for the united states so how do those three nations not nice around this given. recent actions against to canada and mexico. isn't it to think that these countries are going to host a tournament together now given what we've heard from our president trump in recent months but that is what they have to do they play out their words unites in that promotional video they were saying that people from all

the north america bit one. i think ultimately it came down to two big things one money talks very loudly in the boat and two risk comes the money for eleven billion dollars that the united states says it will generate for fee for double what the morocco bid was offering and in terms of reduced most of the stadiums and infrastructure is already in place they just need to put some finishing touches on things and i think that really played heavily into the united states hands because morocco when you compare the moroccan fish the infrastructure isn't there and it was deemed a very high risk by the evaluation committee and i think. that's right and i think that really did in the spring things in the favor of the united bid but that's not also underestimate geopolitics donald trump of course was heavily involved in tweeting about the space putting pressure on governments to support the u.s. and in a sign of maybe the how that pressure played out russia and north korea two countries who you wouldn't normally think wo

and the role of north america and it -- in it. we have just finished meeting with the leaders of the five other major industrial democracies. these annual economic summits have played an important role in the revival of growth in the industrial world. each year, a different country serves as host. over the past eight years, i have noticed that the leader of the host nation sets the tone and to a large extent, determines the success of the meeting. this year's summit was informal, yet highly focused. it was a get down to basics open for business summit. the progress achieved may not become fully evident for months. but it was essential. i should say substantial. much of the credit for this success belongs to one of the mocratic world's strongest and best leaders. someone osndship i cherish. it is rare that a personal friendship between two leaders can change the course of history. rarer still that it changes for the better. i believe that is the case here. i believe future generations will regard our work together as one of the gre

on the evening of friday july 30th, 1943, winston churchill was prepare to go sail to north america, prime minister intent on arriving early to win over roosevelt to the british position on allied-strategy for victory in the war in europe even before the start of the annual american quadrant conference. and sir john anderson. the head of churchill's atomic research live from london to negotiate british participation which had been withheld. the new government in rome that it replaced mucalini5 days earlier was dispatching out of conflict. moscow, joseph stalin was pondering whether he could leave moscow to meet secretly with roosevelt and secretary at war henry simpson was flying back to washington from his meeting in london determine today persuade fdr to insist that churchill accept the u.s. military's position on strategy to win in eupe based on cross-channel assault into normandy and further insist that american serve as ally commander. roosevelt, the focus of the hopes of each was quietly leaving down to go fishing. now, all of roosevelt's wartime trips out of the capital were s

here is our north america correspondent nick bryant. hillary clinton believes the fbi's handling of the e—mail investigation cost her the presidency. donald trump believes the fbi failed to prosecute her because it was politically biased against him. and both believe that the former fbi directorjames comey, fired by trump, castigated by clinton, was out to get them. ..will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me god. the internaljustice department report says he made a serious error ofjudgement by making public statements about the clinton e—mail investigation, but found no evidence he had set out to influence the election. "we did not find that these decisions were the result of political bias on comey‘s part", the report reads. but it also concluded

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filming different content for the world cup and they all stressed how important it would be for north america still holds the over there considering that you know soccer in america is still developing the m.l.s. is not the strongest league in the world as we know so that would bolster the sport on that in that part of the world but we don't comes to mexico obviously mexicans are fanatical about about football and to them this is a festivity i am sure all the mexican fans here in massive numbers in moscow will be celebrating in the streets today although for a lot of people they'll think well the united states it's never been that big on this particular kind of football. yet that's right the three years that i had spent in the united states before twenty seventeen i saw how big football or soccer as americans call it has been growing in in america there are a lot of pitches there are a lot of youth schools and even my son went to one and it was his first. soccer school in america so you can feel it stands about how football is becoming important in america but still baseball ice hockey and bas

welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: finance ministers from the g7 warn america that its steel and aluminium tariffs could spark a trade war within days. china rejects allegations by the us that it's trying to intimidate neighbours in disputed areas of the south china sea. thousands of palestinians attend the funeral of a nurse killed by israeli gunfire. her mother says she was trying to help injured protestors in gaza. translation: this is what she was resisting with. on what basis did the soldier kill her? she has been targeted since the first day of the protests. after decades of communist rule in cuba, could the new president be about to bring in significant changes to the way the country is run? hello, and welcome to bbc news.

united 2026 reads the world will unite in north america. u.s. soccer is returning to our shores and it's been decades. the united bid committee show indicationed the bay area as one of the host cities and you can see them here on the map. but noting that our area in particular has a half million kids in the region that play soccer and also noted the fact that we are a very diverse and inclusive region. the world cup 2026 will be the largest one ever with 48 teams playing 80 games. 60 of those matches will happen here in the u.s. ten will go to mexico, ten will go to canada. we're talking about 16 stadiums all like levi stadium already built. now they have to be whitled down from a list of more than 23. if you're not a soccer fan, this would be like the united states getting an olympic bid except that it's even bigger than that because it is a worldwide event. even if you don't play soccer, your kids do other sports, you will definitely feel the excitement here. i did post a question on my facebook page and my twitter feed. let me know what you t

declared there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea north korean state media up are trying the summit is a win for pyongyang is doing america's concessions including the promised and to us south korean military exercises critics of the deal point to its vagueness and the fact that it contains no mention of washington's demands for the north's complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. in a train station in pyongyang north koreans huddle around newspaper stand still and the outcome of the historic meeting between their leader and former arch donald trump on state television glowing praise for kim jong il with the newsreader announcing that washington would lift sanctions against that country and suspend its joint military exercises with south korea. the exercises have angered pyongyang for decades conducted several times a year there a major part of washington security structure in east asia but now donald trump says there provoke a tive and a waste of money war games of course of fortune you know we're spending a fortune every number of months we're doing war games with south korea and russia which is costing we'r

they make them in north america. of that happened with american workers. >> yes no or maybe, will there be able -- be a wall? >> yes because the sitting president cares about this. there is already about 600 miles of a wall short of 2000 miles. i would be surprised if there is not a lot more wall by the time he is done being president. when we have a wall across 2000 miles, i doubt that will happen. >> diane, republican line. >> good morning, gentlemen. article to read an -- the talked about, -- they called for mass immigration to the united states during a speech tuesday declaring it a a human right for all americans. and very soon, after the victory of our movement, we dissent all american migrants and all the migrants in the world adding that immigrants must leave their towns and find a life in the united states. human right it as a " we will defend." i read this and it looks to me like he is falling for everybody to migrate -- calling to everybody to migrate to the united states. he is apparently the front runner

welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe.s attack the main rebel—held port in yemen, threatening vital aid supplies for millions. the american secretary of state is in seoul, saying there's a lot of work left to do on the deal with north korea. pledges to rival camps and a walk—out by scottish nationalist mps, theresa may has another tough brexit day. welcome to russia. president putin welcomes the footballing world to russia just hours before the first match kicks off in the world cup.

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i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program soccer's greatest prize has gone to north america the twenty twenty six world cup tournament will be hosted by the united states canada and mexico soccer's governing body awarded the cup over the morocco bed the twenty twenty six world cup it will be the first time that three nations will host the prestigious tournament together the competition will also feature a record forty eight teams now in a poll of see some members of the north american bed if the north africans one hundred and thirty four vote sixty five as you can see there and the president of u.s. soccer he was really overjoyed have a listen on behalf of our united. canada mexico and my country the united states thank you so so very much for this incredible honor. thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the feed for world cup in twenty twenty six let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we are all united in football that's the spirit of the world cup the beautiful game game transcends borders and cultures and for more now we are join

from quebec, here's our north america editor, jon sopel.ig happy family, but although they put on strained smiles for the cameras, do not be deceived. this is as bad tempered and as tense a start to the g7 as there has ever been. watches may be the only things that are synchronised. donald trump was the last one into quebec and he will be the first one out. isolated over his protectionist trade policies. before leaving washington this morning, he was in no mood for compromise. they understand, they are trying to act like, well, "we fought with you in the war." they don't mention the fact that they have trade barriers against ourfarmers. they don't mention the fact that they are charging almost 300% tariffs. when it all straightens out, we will all be in love again. though it is a little bit chilly at the moment in quebec. the other g7 leaders are enraged that the us has imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium, citing national security. it brought this brusque tweet from emmanuel macron. such is the president's isolation that this should perh

the middle of the 18th century, the carolina low country is home to the wealthiest people in north america. the objects in this room represent the earliest inc.'s made in the southern low country. we will take a walk through this tour and see the kinds of objects being made in charleston, south carolina on the eve of the revolutionary war , when charleston is one of the wealthiest cities. on the eve of the american revolution, charleston was closer to london then it was to the other colonial cities. morecharles tony and's -- people from charleston were being -- were sending their children a broad than any other colony. trade,alth is based on the trade for rice, and indigo that is being grown in huge quantities outside of the city. we are fortunate to have an art collection, one of the great thes of charleston from area. this painting done in 1774. painter who english advertises in the newspaper that he is preparing to paint a view of the city and that he will send the painting back to london and have it engraved. you have to imagine that in the back of his head and the back of the advertis

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for fans to travel easier for teams to travel as well but it's a forty eight team world cup so north america has that going for them now if you have bid process in the past and struck by candle have they done anything to alleviate this issue yet if they've tried to change the format quite radically used to be twenty four members of the executive committee would vote on the bidding decide on the bidding process and that led to a lot of allegations of corruption zte two thousand and six world cup here in germany the twenty eight hundred will come and russia's you know tomorrow and the next world cup the twenty twenty two world cup in qatar lots of allegations around there and this bid was actually held back because of the corruption scandal surrounding fifo which started in two thousand and fifteen so. this time it's all the member associations have one vote so two hundred seven excluding the four teams that are involved in the in the two respective bids and there's also no longer this failed experiment of. giving out two world cup hosting spots in one because that led to a lot of votes swappi

will it be morocco or north america? and could the president's policies on immigration tip the scales in morocco's favor? welcome back to "early start," everybody, i'm dave briggs. it is 4:31 eastern time. we'll answer that question. you're waking up to why is an mpr raccoon the top trendin topic on twitter 24 hours after the singapore summit. >>> we start with president trump landing at joint base andrews in an hour following his historic meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. the president has employment of work -- has plenty of work to do to show the summit was more than just a photo op, s u.s. will stopitary exerces with south korea. what he called provocative war games. it caught tokyo and seoul offguard. he said the u.s. would continue to train with south korean counterparts, but not large-scale joint exercises. lack of clarity causing confusion on capitol hill and elsewhere. critics and experts say president trump made significant concessions with kim without getting anything meaningful in return. 24 hours

soccer's greatest prize has gone to north america. the 2026 world cup tournament will be hosted by the united states, canada and mo. soccer's governing body, fee for award of the morocco bid. the 2026 world cup will be the first time that three nations will host the tournament together. the competition will feature a record 48 teams. in a poll, the north american bid beat thehe north africans 134-65. the president of u.s. soccer was overjoyed. on behalalf of our united bid, thank yoyou so much for thth incriblele honor. ththk you f for entruststing ush the privilege of hosting the world cup in 2026. let us alslso salute our friends from morocco. at the end of the day, wewe are all united in ththe football. that is the spirit of the world cup. the beautiful game transcends borders and cultures. sarah: for more, we are joined by clara richardson in washington and oliver from the sports desk. i with her to begin with clara, which is heard the head of u.s. soccer is not the only one who is overjoyed. clara: that's right. soccer fans are d

about thirty three percent and now obviously the world cup in twenty twenty six will be going to north america despite all the speculation that trumps rhetoric in the last let's say couple of months even trying to expedite this bit and in a way bully the countries into voting for the north american bid despite all that north american became stronger some may say it was mind all the hard but in this respect it mattered to the people of mexico us. canada because they will be hosting the biggest event in world football in eight years from now so come twenty twenty six football fans will be travelling the length and breadth of north america to see their teams in action the tournament itself is going to be the biggest since it began in one thousand thirty with a forty eight teams taking part that's sixteen more than the current format football consultant and former free for communications director walter gregorio told me about the immense organizational challenges the three countries now face. i was involved in the organization of the world cup in brazil how complicated it was only on the legal lev

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what is why north america's political divides officials assist the decision came down to what's best for a football game really is on days in new york with more just it's usually a big party this was a scene in doha nearly eight years ago when qatar was awarded the twenty twenty two world cup when brazil was named the host of the two thousand and fourteen tournaments this was how brazilians reacted in rio de janeiro but in new york city on wednesday morning no such celebrations many people didn't even realize the u.s. mexico and canada were bidding for let alone had won a joint bid to host the two thousand and twenty six football extravaganza the most excited people seem to be tourists it's where the but they do show mexico is i think is going to be a good. work up. maple mexico have to prove that is the best team in the. mexico voters are a loser. football is everything in mexico. and back home this is what mexico's president had to say. you have a little successful host country or not all different after the successful tournaments held in one nine hundred seventy nine hundred eight

looming with the us imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from key allies in europe and north americaship says denuclearisation could only happen "stage by stage" — a very different approach from the us — but preparations for the summit are said to be still on course. more on our top story now — the tariffs on steel and aluminium that the us is due to impose in a few hours time on europe, canada and mexico. peter petri is interim dean and carl shapiro professor of international finance in the brandeis international business school. he joins us from boston. to make a call sense, clearly it fulfils a campaign promise and it pleases many of his core voters. it may make sense as a negotiating tactic to go in all guns blazing but there are aren't they? even within there are aren't they? even within the united states. absolutely true. we have gone back and forth on threatening and not threatening than threatening and not threatening than threatening again. this is now beginning to feel like a real trade warlooming. beginning to feel like a real trade war looming. the second great trade war

north america's longest bar was open. the russia versus saudi arabia was on the very big screen, and the quakes' mascot, q, was passing out free donuts. the world cup happe eou years, so the san jose earthquakes decided to hold a watch party for every single game, even the onesthe morning. >> we hope we have, you know, crowds like today with a couple hundred people coming out or even this weekend for the big germany mexico match on sunday. >> i wanted to go to a watch party, so i googled it, and found out last night, like, why not, good way to spend the summer, i think. >> reporter: admission and parking are free, and if you stand out, you may win a prize. >> we're doing a costume contest. >> reporter: he's got the best hair, right? >> obviously. >> reporter: patrick drew from hayward to the stadium and won a quick shirt. he's a true soccer fan so he waited until halftime before doing an interview with me. >> always watched the world cup, i think, because of my dad, since i was a kid. glad there's places like here games a

and english settlement in north america would expand to about this great continent, however big it was, all the way to the south sea. and england would have something like no other empire had in the world, ever in world history. it was an enormous, wonderful vision that he had. this is what he wanted. now, how did he get from their two lexington and concord? he got there because he felt that the 13 colonies in america were standing in his way in an odd way. williams attitude was just make them partners in this whole grant enterprise. they love you, they have shown in every way that they want to be part of this wonderful, big enterprise. why not go along with them? it makes good sense what pitt was saying. the king, however, saw it differently. he said, or he thought, i gave this talk a little while ago and a guy said at one point, one of, in the audience said how do you know what the king thought? that wasn't the first question, but anyway, good question. anyway, the king believed that the american colonies would at some point, sooner rather than later, instead of being willing partner

may host the world cup games eight years from now because fifa granted the2026 nor world cup to north america. u.s., mexico and canada together made the bid. when fifa leaders visited, the visit included levi stadium. fifa only made the announcement about 60 minutes ago. kris sanchez following up on the story this morning. she's going to join usthe a top of e hour. our sister station tell telemundo, begins tomorrow morning at 4:30 as urugauy faces off against egypt. >>> people in wall nult creek may have seen a lot of firefighters in the nehood. a house firil elderly man and sent two others to the hospital. bob has the latest for us. >> reporter: good morning, to you, l and marcus, this is a story of a son who tried to save his elderly father from the fire here in walnut creek. we're here in the 700 block of mandarin lane, you're looking at the two-story home that burned down. the fire started around 12:45 this morning. fire protection district three adults inside, a man and elderly parents when firefighters arrived, the son and his mom had gotten out. they were here on the front lawn. the so

we have the head of corporate medications for north america and the national press club headliner's team member and america's aviation reporter at seniorbill cassiday, editor at the journal of lord,ce, and we have bill the former affiliate [inaudible] and a member of the headliners team. washington correspondent at the atlanta journal-constitution, betsy fischer martin, cochair of the national credit -- pres club headliners team. thank you for being here. please join me in welcoming that had table -- the head table. [applause] >> and our speaker today, esther bastian -- mr. bastian. thank you for being here today. welcome to washington. >> it is great to be here. >> it is not your first visit nor will it be your last. >> that is correct. since we are into in washington, let's talk about the political debate. onre do you see deltas place issues such as immigration and not condemning trumps policy as forcefully as some of your competitors. does delta have a responsibility to speak out on such issues question mark you talk about the morality of the situation. you can talk about it here toda

and deliver huge reve nu es to north america and deliver huge revenues to invest in the worldwide growthal day for all of us. it's been a long and hard campaign. congratulations to morocco, who fought to the end. but we are gratified by the result, how can you not be? we are thankful to fifa. they did an impressivejob. we are delighted. the north american bid, known as united 2026, will host 48 teams, playing a few games across the three countries, with organisers promising a riot of passion and colour. the north american bid has prevailed and fifa's voters have listen to the mists of $11 billion in profits and a relatively headache free build—up to the tournament. the result with the light fifa's leadership. donald trump, who some felt had threatened fifa's voters to back the bid, offered congratulations. meanwhile, vladimir putin made a quick appearance to thank fifa for their support. the world cup remains a glittering prize for many nations. russia will take its term starting tomorrow. the us, canada and mexico now have eight yea rs canada and mexico now have eight years to prepare f

broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: north korean state media says kim jong—un‘s accepted an invitation to visit the united states and donald trump's been invited to pyongyang. at tuesday's summit, north korea claimed yet again it would get rid of its nuclear weapons, but the us president shocked his allies in the region with this pledge on military exercises. we will be stopping the war games, which will save us a tremendous amount of money. in the uk, the government avoids a damaging defeat over brexit, but only just. and the french president criticises the new italian government for refusing to take in 600 migrants stranded on a rescue ship in the mediterranean. hello. it's been an extraordinary 2a hours and the world is still reacting to the kim—trump summit. and it looks as if president trump and kim jong—un will meet again. north korea's official news agency is reporting the two leaders have invited each other back home and that both have accepted. but there are many questioning donald trump's upbea

they are starting here from the north america editor [inaudible] and edward russell, america's finance editor at flight global, we have tom young, a freelance writer and commercial airline npc headliners team member. we have kept him -- president of the airlines pilot international association. ned walker, the chief mediation's officer at delta. -- communications officer at delta. we have the head of corporate medications for north america and the national press club headliner's team member and america's aviation reporter at seniorbill cassiday, editor at the journal of lord,ce, and we have bill the former affiliate [inaudible] and a member of the headliners team. washington correspondent at the atlanta journal-constitution, betsy fischer martin, cochair of the national credit -- pres club headliners team. thank you for being here. please join me in welcoming that had table -- the head table. [applause] >> and our speaker today, esther bastian -- mr. bastian. thank you for being here today. welcome to washington. >> it is great to be here. >> it is not your first visit nor will it be y

welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: after meeting japan's prime minister, donald trump declares he's optimistic about progress at the north korea summit i really believe that we have the potential to do something incredible for the world, and it's my honour to be involved. but other leaders of the world's most powerful nations gather in canada for the g7 summit, facing deep divisions with the us on trade. the senate in canada votes to legalise recreational cannabis, making it the first of the g7 countries to legalise the production, sale and consumption of the drug. and was the red planet always a dead planet? nasa says it's found something that suggests there might have been life on mars. the us secretary of state has said he's received a personal assurance from kim jong—un that north korea is prepared to dismantle its nuclear programme. that may or may not be a breakthrough ahead of next week's planned summit in singapore. president trump has been holding talks with japan's prim

welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a global trade war looms as the us goes ahead with tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium. europe, canada, and mexico say they will hit back. north korea's leadership says denuclearisation could only happen "stage by stage" — a very different approach from the us — but preparations for the summit are said to be still on course. weeks of political stalemate appear to be over — two populist parties reach a new agreement to govern italy. and the mysterious pluto reveals some of its secrets in pictures captured by nasa. hello. a global trade war is looming with the us imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from europe, canada and mexico. within hours now. the decision has drawn international condemnation and the threat of retaliation from the countries affected, all generally allies of the us. the risk is of an escalating round of tit—for—tat tariffs with serious consequences for free trade worldwide. britain has called the decision "de

looming, with the us imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from key allies in europe and north america denuclearisation could only happen "stage—by—stage" — a very different approach from the us. but preparations for the summit are said to be still on course. more now on mr trump's import tariffs on steel and aluminium. peter petri is interim dean and carl shapiro professor of international finance in the brandeis international business school. this was a campaign promise, so it will please the president's core voters. but professor petri pointed out there are downsides to the tariffs, even within the us. absolutely true. we have gone back and forth on threatening and not threatening then threatening again. this is now beginning to feel like a real trade warlooming. the second great trade war since the 1930s. at that time, the volume of international trade fell to about one third in about four years after the united states imposed high tariffs and other countries retaliated. we are not there yet. we may never get there. this may be another fake policy by the us administration but the p

north korean threat. so what might denuclearisation mean? americaweapons to be complete. it must be verifiable — north korea must submit to international nuclear monitoring. and it must be irreversible — north korea will not be allowed to maintain capacity to covertly rebuild its nuclear programme. in pyongyang, the country's most famous newsreader had breaking news. she was on air to confirm that the supreme leader was in singapore for these historic talks. 68 years ago, at the height of fears about the spread of communism, the korean war erupted. chinese and soviet—backed forces from the north attacked the south. america, britain and others were sucked in. the status quo was restored, but not before as many three million koreans died. the korean war was brutal. over a three—year period, nearly 37,000 americans lost their lives, commemorated here at this memorial in washington. 1,100 britons also perished. it may be 65 years ago since the fighting ended, but for some it is still living history. master sergeant howard griffin, now 91 years old, is a

north korean threat. so what might denuclearisation mean? americaweapons to be complete. it must be verifiable — north korea must submit to international nuclear monitoring. and it must be irreversible — north korea will not be allowed to maintain capacity to covertly rebuild its nuclear programme. in pyongyang, the country's most famous newsreader had breaking news. she was on air to confirm that the supreme leader was in singapore for these historic talks. she was on air to confirm that the supreme leader was in singapore for these historic talks. 68 years ago, at the height of fears about the spread of communism, the korean war erupted. chinese and soviet—backed forces from the north attacked the south. america, britain and others were sucked in. the status quo was restored, but not before as many three million koreans died. the korean war was brutal. over a three—year period, nearly 37,000 americans lost their lives, commemorated here at this memorial in washington. 1,100 britons also perished. it may be 65 years ago since the fighting ended, bu