on the pitch they blew crushed roshan hope you can get sinks in with a stroke once in each all over croatia never gave up it just wasn't enough women it's a second won't touch for the french. it all. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring and thanks for joining us the first ever summit between u.s. president donald trump and his russian counterpart vladimir putin is taking place in hell think you today. arriving in the finnish capital trump said relations between the u.s. and russia have never been worse and whether the summit will make those relations any better is uncertain the agenda of their meeting is shrouded in mystery at the moment and that has left washington's european allies nervous about any concessions that trump might make. donald trump the u.s. president arrives in helsinki. and you know when trump is in town he's here to meet vladimir putin russia's president in a high profile and much anticipated summit it's the last stop on trump's european tour and like elsewhere he's been met with protests around two thousand finns turned out in helsinki to oppose the president'

roshan: we gather them in an area where we practically teach how to grow the plantsts, or hw they can change the chemical pesticides to the bio pesticides. so it's not about teaching them, it's about organizing demonstration projects, practicacal training, , organig field schools. so this is how we are training these womens. bimala: before, i wasn't all that interested in agriculture. and i only used traditional farming methods, which don't provide much income. after the first people left to find work, the ones left behind just sat idle. but now we understand agriculture, and we can put our time to good use. reporter: for many local dalits, the program has been a boon. the district administration believes that giving opportunities to the lowest caste is long overdue. ashkok: the caste systemem in nepal fofollows a centuries-sd philosophy. it divides society into four castes, with dalits at the bottom. dalits have long been part of our labor force, supporting development and improving society. now our society is undergoing very rapid change. it's's becoming more incnclus. this o old ca

riders say to curb their enjoyment of the open road and three quarters of french people say it's no roshanof their rights. almost three thousand seven hundred people died in road accidents and france last year a quarter of a million were injured. wrote cyclists are particularly dangerous they're often lined with trees visibility isn't great and because there are no central reservation areas that means that when drivers are overtaking best speeding into oncoming traffic. is lucky to be alive eighty years ago a lorry hit his motorbike he spent three years in hospital and now walks with a cane today he raises awareness about road safety he says lowering the speed limit is a step but it's not enough. if the government at least in the beads actually was a vision it would have been more popular yes it would save lives but there would be more red us so people think it's about making money it's not just about limits we want a proper road police the prime minister says the new limit could save up to four hundred lives a year and money collected from fines will go to accident victims muscular leader

put in place it's what he's threatened to do and what that does to trust that trust faces further roshan trump has long made clear his dislike of the w t o which governs the rules of international trade now league draft suggest the u.s. president wants to pull out of the w t o actively appending the global trading order it's been in place for more than half a century kimberley health at al-jazeera washington. but as. head of research on international trade at china policy he joins us live from beijing and many observers thought that both sides could have negotiated their way out of this dispute but this trade war is now escalating why is that. we don't know there is a big question here is what is trumps multi-faith that's the big question in beijing a few weeks ago they thought it was about tariffs but this is not really affecting china it's not punishing them then they thought it was about china's industrial policy but the tactic for that is all saw not making sense and then they thought it was about a power game of influence with new trade rules in the future and that also makes sense

emissions contain sulfur and nitrogen oxides which corrode limestone you because of the water causes more roshan and damage which needs to be repaired with structures will collapse but even with. that across fanous pollution levels are as high as in any major city during rush hour only here no one can tell. you what the business can all of us we know exactly how to fix the problem and that is to switch from heavy fuel oil to cleaner fuels and to install exhaust technology particulate filters and nitrogen catalysts. can always hide your zero six emission standards for cars trucks and buses for years it's the norm for lending your calls but the same rules don't apply to sea vessels and that's simply unacceptable and have the problems we took measurements on ships that have filters pollution levels drop by ninety nine point nine nine percent of the reading in the exhaust was lower than in the ambient air the technology works so why is it not used because it costs money they don't want to spend they'd rather kill people. and actually. sation directed at venice ports private operator where my request

david: give us an overall picture of the roshan ships between republicans on the hill with this administrationhe democrats agree. but is this administration listening to you and your colleagues? do you see any indication that you are altering their path in any way? rep. paulsen: i will say this, we have had a lot of conversations about trade. onre were some items put lists on retaliatory mess -- methods. some of us signed letters on medical device products, consumer electronics, sent that to the white house on the white house did remove those items from this lists. us. are listening to we want to make sure we are working with a framework that will give a long-term solution that is durable rather than tariffs going back and forth. i think those meetings will be ongoing. we will work hard to make sure we get this right that we can keep our economy moving headstrong and not have that uncertainty on the horizon. david: thank you for your time today. that is representative erik paulsen, republican of minnesota. coming up, seeds of discord. trump points china for struggling american farmers. what is