for the carnage of the world war two and what they kind of miss is that for the country like russia national is was the saving grace this is what carried us through those terrible years back in the late thirty's and early forty's this is what sustained us as a country so the for us nationalism is not something that ruins half of the continent it's something that allowed us to actually perseverance in the face of that aggressive force and what i wanted to ask you and i think when i listen to trump at least i think what he's trying to. in the best way he can is you know something about doc kind of nationalism sustaining nationalism rather than nationalism that six to destroy everybody else don't you think that when people in europe are so frightened by either putin tromp or people of that sort don't you think that they're actually not so much fearing the danger that those personalities represent as much as they fear that side's within europe the fear of europe itself clearly you're absolutely right to say that troubles or or rather challenges always start at home so stop pointing to the other

russia. he took sides against american national security interest, and whyre left with question of . we raise that question because frankly, the expectations for this summit, this meeting between the american president veryhe russian leader were low. all he had to do was offer some mild push back and acknowledgment of russia's interference in the election. and in mild terms offer america's support for the sovereignty of ukraine. he did not do any of that. we are left with question of why . i do not know what mueller knows. i do not know what vladimir putin knows. but americans should be freaked out today. that there is some explanation we do not know for why our president is so friendly to russia's national security to ourts and so hostile own. today was just the icing on the cake. don't forget what happened on the first four days of this trip. trump announced to the world that after several days of meetings and consultations with our european partners, he could definitively say that europe was an enemy of the united states. union ad the european "faux" and he announced his meeting w

for the carnage of the world war two and what they kind of miss is that for the country like russia national is was the saving grace this is what carried us through those terrible years back in the late thirty's and early forty's this is what sustained us as a country so therefore for us nationalism is not something that ruins half of the continent it's something that allowed us to actually persevered in the face of that aggressive force and what i wanted to ask and i think when i listen to trump at least i think what he's trying to. take you away do in the best way he can is you know something about that kind of nationalism sustaining nationalism rather than nationalism that six to destroy everybody else don't you think that when people in europe are so frightened by either putin tromp or people of that sort don't you think that they're actually not so much fearing the danger that those personalities represent as much as they fear that side's within europe the fear of europe itself clearly you're absolutely right to say that troubles or are rather challenges always start at home to stop poi

for the carnage of the world war two and what they kind of miss is that for the country like russia national is was the saving grace this is what carried us through those terrible years back in the late thirty's and early forty's this is what sustained us as a country so the for us nationalism is not something that ruined half of the continent it's something that allowed us to actually perseverance in the face of that aggressive force and what i wanted to ask. and i think when i listen to trump at least i think what he's trying to. wade in the best way he can is you know something about dr kind of nationalism sustaining nationalists rather than nationalism that six to destroy everybody else don't you think that when people in europe are so frightened by either putin tromp or people of that sort don't you think that they're actually not so much fearing the danger that those personalities represent as much as they fear that side's within europe the fear of europe itself clearly you're absolutely right to say that troubles or or rather challenges always start at home so stop pointing to the oth

but most important of all is the mood russia's national team is in the quarter finals and the home crowd couldn't be happier soccer fans around the globe are joining in the celebrations many never thought of world cup in russia would be this much fun. and that's worth four balls from us i am right and we stay on the topic of the world cup and some other stories making headlines on europe's culture scene coming up in today's express. a restaurant incentives but has come up with a tasty way to join the well cup frenzy pizzas depicting the faces of both stars like christiane or not and listen. it's a way for valerie mexican chick head chef at the hop head tough group to combine his love of soccer with his interest in the arts. my main work is as a pizza iola. this is a. hobby brings me pleasure like any hobby would of course for a little boy for just. every pizza requires nearly two hours of work if russia wins this year's world cup next inject just want to make a pizza portrait of every player in his country's national team. the main program of ten months ruskin the festival began on wedne

see them actually agree with some of donald trump's criticisms things like the nord stream to russia national natural gas pipeline as well as germany's spending on defense even these republicans people who are part of his party and form part of his base also came out and made very clear that they stand bust beside this alliance that has almost seventy years old and was put into place in the post-war era now the president and the first lady have arrived in britain in the meantime a big protests are planned tomorrow to roll out the unwelcome mount is this four day visit being closely watched in the u.s. . perhaps not as closely as the nato summit and what will come next after his after his visit to a britain they're going to talk about free trade and security talks in the u.k. boris johnson is that the two leaders will be discussing military and intelligence cooperation particularly how the united states and the u.k. can work together on addressing threats from countries like china russia north korea and iran we know he's scheduled to attend an official welcome and a dinner with prime minister

luzhniki stadium so what better time to take a look back at how the tournament has inspired russia's national team and indeed the entire nation. oh. and memories made unshared night check this site for a van and now a bit of time travel r.t. world cup co-host peterson michael sharing an old photo of him with current russian ball stanislav church s off back in one thousand nine hundred eighty five they both played for their national youth teams on met once again in our moscow studio. dedicated fans from every corner of the globe made their way here to russia to see their teams in action over the past month we followed a few of their journeys. oh that was low. low low low. low low. living in many a very. spicy. food also a little soft they think i want to focus on the value of their lives here but i keep them open for the middle going woman goes but alan thought of that i found. a way you know if i get good things are going. to go. listen it's made me look like the dog that no such issues opposition does a complex that is guided by factual doubt nigeria keeps on all the. little of the western m

the moment is she the most recent victim of the west's phobia towards all things related to russia's. national. locust. doesn't go to the religious right. it's only about the looking. out for the one of the. more. good politicians to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. want to. have to go on to be press this is what before three of them or ten people that i'm interested in the waters of my. question. thank. you. welcome back and now we present our discussion with author and speaker do you want guns and how respectability race and politics fit into the rise of hip hop artists like party b. take a listen i want to start and this is interesting story that came out of like the kind of rise of carter i never thought i'd be talking as we're perennially getting crushed in the culture war by ignoring the importance of the media pop culture is growing more and more accurate every year with online platforms allowing art music and pithy means to spread across the country like wildfire and influence the nation's narrative and were you flying on a magi

and a massive shock at the world called host nation russia knock spain action the tournament russia advance to the floor finally after attending two shooters. i'm out on a welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel faces an uncertain political future as one of her coalition partners say he's on happy about a migration deal she reached with the european union her interior minister horace c. who for house calls for a harder line on migration and says that the e.u. agreement doesn't go far enough to reduce migrants number as they hope for is the leader of merkel's the varian sister party and it was threatened the varia will take border security into its own hands if party leaders meeting today reject the deal many migrants arrive in germany via the states. let's check in now with our political team on their studio. in munich the party c.s.u. leadership meeting linda crane is in berlin at the chancellor's party headquarters and here i'll start off first of all with you horst say who for apparently says he doesn't think that the deal is enough and is reportedly to make an announcemen

festival for be entire nation article i'm hoping that our national team will repeat the success of russia's national team or even exceed this excessively been violent protests in the oil rich province of basra in iraq of resulted in two deaths a curfew has been imposed in the city of basra and the internet has been blocked across the country the protest as it demanding better public services and job opportunities. and egyptian brokered cease fire between israel and hamas appears to be holding after the latest flare up of violence in gaza on saturday israel launched what it says with the most powerful daytime as strike since the two thousand and fourteen gaza war at least two palestinian teenagers were killed israel says the strikes were in response to border protests and rocket fire from a mass. the first rebels and their families have been moved from southern syria is there are provinces they were given safe passage to leave after russia brokered a cease fire between the government and opposition fighters eight days ago syrian forces are now in control of most of there are following an intense bomb

millions gather to watch the football teams battle it out for a place in the world cup final in russia and nations are playing in the first of the two semifinals instant bug with the reward of missing either england or croatia in sunday's final france of got a go ahead early in the second half as the headlines the string is next. millions of iranians are bracing for the impact of u.s. sanctions following the trumpet ministrations recent decision to abandon the iran nuclear deal hi i'm femi ok and your industry we are live right now on al-jazeera and each will ask our panel what lies in store for iran's people and its leadership when the same begin to bite send your comments via twitter facebook or the you tube live chat. living under sanctions has long been a fact of life in iran with the u.s. holding restrictions in place since the islamic republic was founded in one thousand nine hundred.

russia's foreign policy. and we're undermining the alliance that has kept american national security interests protected. >> julia, there are republican senators who are meeting with lavrov. republican senators do not share donald trump's view that we should be giving russia a warm hug right now. >> that's right. i mean, he's been cautioned not just on this. he's been cautioned on what he's doing on trade policy. it seems it's really difficult, though, to get inside the mind of donald trump, whether you're a republican senator or even an adviser very close to him, or especially if you have expertise. he's really in the business of his own pr. he sees himself as the consummate business leader, someone who can strike a deal. and i think that might be why he wants to have this one-on-one meeting. and he isn't being talked out of the idea of how damaging that can be to his public image and how many questions americans would have about that. that's kind of the most common question i get, is why is he still going out of his way to defend russia, to talk about crimea, if he is trying to say that he won this election fai

and a massive shock at the world cup host nation of russia knocked two thousand and ten champions spain out of the tournament russian advance of a quarter final after a nail biting penalty shoot out in moscow and will face either denmark or croatia. thanks for joining us on marian i haven't seen a political showdown within the german government chancellor angela merkel is awaiting the outcome of a make or break meeting her bavarian sister party of the c.s.u. fronted by interior minister of course they will four are deciding at this moment whether to accept a migration deal that the chancellor reached with the european union as a whole for has called for a harder line on migration and reportedly says the agreement does not go far enough to reduce migrant numbers he's threatened to take border security into his own hands if the party leaders meeting today project that deal. well speaking in an interview just a short while ago chancellor merkel urged as a whole for and his party not to act unilaterally here's what she had to say. everyone knows that things a serious i would like to see you

the prosecutor said when they went to her place -- remember, if you're a russia national, you go to theck to russia. they said we don't want bond. she had boxes packed up. she has a long networking history with americans and clear communications according to intelligence agencies, clear, continued and over a long period of time communications with russians. >> shepard: exactly. here's a few things i'd like to highlight. so essentially what is alleged to have occurred, she with her monitor, that they sought back channels into the u.s. government. it's not just about influencing or lining themselves with the gop and the nra and other corporate interests. these are offers of bona fide benefits. some random ones like vladimir putin attending the 2017 national prayer breakfast. they include pro russia conferences. these are concerts efforts that go beyond cultivation of relationships. interestingly in the dms between her mentor and herself, why the gop was so valuable to them. why it was about targeting republicans and a republican president rather than democrats. they said democrats are aga

about the economy, gun control, relations with president trump, and the russia invest. nation. the in -- russia investigation. right after that, a virginia senate debate between tim kaine and corey stewart. that event courtesy of the virginia bar association. it was moderated by judy woodruff. that debate starts at 9:00 it -- 9:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span. afterwords,"ght on " sean spicer discusses his book "the briefing, politics, the press, and the president." he is interviewed by michael steele. here we are in this space. how did you navigate that? we are both reagan conservatives. was in a little bit of a dance every once in a while? how did you do it? >> with respect to the president himself, is not traditional in terms of how he speaks and he has his own been a killer. he connects to people to the way politicians never have. i don't think he would have one denomination if it was not for that style. there is always this balance with elected officials. they say all the right things but they do not necessarily get anything done. in the case of trump, he is getting these th

detroit ditched causation easter one of the priorities of the economic policy of my country russia we've adopted a national technological initiative it's a set of measures to guarantee the technological development of russia till twenty thirty five we've launched the digital economy of russia program we expect that this program will allow us to increase the labor productivity by twenty twenty four did but thirty percent and new sectors of fashion economy will generate ten percent more than ten percent of freshman g.d.p. in the environment for digital realities it's very important to guarantee the safety and security of business and our citizens we take necessary measures legislative and other measures in order to. achieve the situation when the creation of a safe and reliable internet environment. go hand in hand with the. protection of personal data and private life in digital sphere who are we that close a partnership of brics countries in the area of the digital economy will allow us. get better court different quantity of indicators of iraq operation for russia consolidation of our trade and investment

the pressure on russia's nation, our allies, or who we used to call our allies, and the president reallyneeds to push putin on this. putin's looking for a normalized relationship. he wants to drive divisions and splits within transatlantic relations and within europe itself. and the president needs to push back on that strongly. he need to be made clear -- and he needs to make it clear to mr. putin that this interference and western democracies and electoral processes will incur costs. >> david, john. thank you i appreciate it. >>> when we come back, republicans line up to defend jim jordan as he fays accusations of turning a blind eye to alleged abuse more than two decades ago. next. mom gets the unlimited she needs, dad gets the unlimited he needs, the kids get the unlimited they need. it's big news from verizon. (shoes squeaking) (scattered applause) wow. all this for us? yeah, and every other family in america. i think the kowalskis are next. (vo) one family, different unlimited plans. starting at $40 per line. switch now and get $300 off our best phones all on the network you deserv

like that it's really about who is hungrier you are the national prize for his congress for the victory do you really think that crazier than russiawhen it comes to national pride we can not. make who is more hungry as but i hope and i'm still makes for the player i can come to the dressing room being on the beach i've been you know the ministration and i see when i visit my football players i saw in the. hungary doreen and i'm so glad that i'm still. a sponsor to to to to say let's go make for the national team a national coach give him all and i'm sure he will carry barack for all creation country voters small population of five million people now both russia and creation now being specifically trained to withstand extra time believing that anything is possible in the end they'll stay in shape not without reason i mean they've already had some experience during this term and turn them and if you think side of the game comes down to it do you think it would be a good outcome for creation to have your team overcome that famous two thousand and eight europe south from cherokee of course. we're also in the heart of the russian when

symbol for russian fans he's russia's traditional headwear caution so here in central moscow in the heart of the football fever i decided to familiarize fans of other national teams with these features of the russian fan culture. to know that russia's traditional element of headway. isn't done. when to have both. with the ball aboard i have no idea i have no idea if. that's the trick to stop the fuck up i have this. you know what it is. it's this really yeah you know this is actually this isn't done for girls it's called a cautionary bush yes question it right on have you ever wanted to become a russian fond. of all mine. just look so am i let's do this you can kind of hold it till all the q. and a let's not go yeah this is no different than anyone in the field behind you. this goes that. you know be a little bit really really right. ok ok selfie time so yeah yeah perfect like a natural you look like a natural you have something to chew something else yeah we have something else you know the russian chico i don't know his last name but i know him by his face just bald would. there must indeed and what i have for you here. i'm just going to give you this. do

. >> well, the very well question depends what you think is decoo sishl, what is really in russia's national interests. i think the proper concern of a president is the welfare of his people and the improvement of health, infrastructure, education and so on all of which is underplayed. i don't think myself that spending a lot of money on military supplies and building up your armed forces is sensible unless you sincerely believe that you have an enemy to face. the west is not a military enemy to russia. russia can now bring its forces to bear on particular areas near to it with great effect. but i don't think that that advances the real interests of the russian people. >> perhaps not domestically but internationally, putin thinks that he is gathering that whole sphere of influence that he and the soviet union used to have. i hope you can hear me okay. i see you're having some trouble with your earpiece. >> i was too vigorous. >> you yeah. he's trying to get the west, president trump, to buy into his notion of russian sphere of influence. it's not just made up. look what he's done in syria. h

the head of national intelligence, though, insists russia tried to sway the election. >>> new this morning, voters in san francisco will decide whether to tax businesses to help the homeless. a measure would add an average half percent tax on revenue above $50 million a year. it would raise about $300

russian military has improved to the point where it can be considered a reliable tool to defend russia's national interest . it is a military operations in many areas of the globe based on willingness to engage. russian assessments and this is i think the point, their own self-assessment about their ability to prevail against a near. adversary like nato remains unchanged. they do not believe they have the superior, potential and that's a big word intheir doctrine of thinking . they are constantly measuring personnel availability, equipment availability, technology, r&d, budget, things like this and they compare themselves to nato as a whole including us and in their view, theysee this publicly and in their writings and in their speeches , they do not come out ahead in the fight with that in mind there are nuclear weapons, remains the ultimate protector of russian national security our military is operating closer and closer to in proximity to one another these days with crisis stability mechanisms remaining in place. this gives an opportunity for engagement for both sides so with that i will clos

affairs for that section of benefit and that has been opposed consistently by russia and china so even on the united nations security council russia and china have been pushed constantly together by the west and the comment you just came out with peter is really part of what putin himself said recently when trump said he would almost impossible he would like russia to come back to some to become the. person's response again was very interesting when putin said if i can quite correctly he said well actually thanks for the invitation but there are other forums that are available to us and of course he was talking about china and the rest of the world that isn't the west to answer your question peter what ken. is threatened by the u.s. . they have do not underestimate their ability to cause havoc the united states as you pointed out controls the global financial system the dollar based system they can slap i mean they slapped sanctions on mr. roussel and this is caused major distraught came in by november and european companies if they trade all oil years buy oil from iran and the ok but that's that's for the

and a massive shock at the world cup host nation of russia knocked to the.

almost the same age i think they're both dark horses and neither of them has been on the national team before russia's victory was unexpected but croatia's victories are predictable croatia always play well. the russian national team is hard to predict for everyone for me personally they're unpredictable if we win it'll be good i'll be able to call dullish the next day and say we got you if they win and he calls me i think i won't pick up the phone. now russian football fans are crossing my fingers for their team but they're ready to do more than just us to ensure victory. basically. it's just. this is you know we should deal with the beautiful job we. didn't you. get over this is easy with the pickup truck. it was well good bye. with the words and you. know so yes when you're smith and ladies. you see more of the. usual she was more international for me as a sister for that when she gets to the stage yes that's part of that i suppose. you believe. that the students that they will not seems to. be to do and that is what we do for. our if you will get is that idea that how do you see as. he should. vis

interest to allow russia to have access to our intelligence community or people defending our nation. >> are you concerned that the president may have agreed to a whole host of issues that you don't know about in this private meeting in. >> --? >> we are not russia. so there are limitations to what even the executive branch can do without a congress. i think you will see a variety of different views. i'm not worried about what the conversations the president had in private with putin. i'm worried about what the actions are going to be. >> republicans did provide a little bit of cover for the white house. there were two efforts, one by bernie sanders and one bipartisan effort to issue a resolution to have the senate approve a nonbinding resolution expressing concerns about what happened in russia, calling for the full implementation of sanctions that have not been implemented. the president is cooperating with the mueller probe. republicans blocked those nonbinding measures from going forward not allowing the senate to pass that. the republicans are opposing the idea demanded by democ

russia still targeting the u.s.? the president saying no. even though his director of national intelligence said otherwise, just saying the warning lights are blinking red. tonight, the white house now saying that's not what the president meant this morning. >>> also tonight, new reporting. the young russian woman here in the u.s. now charged, accused of being an agent of the kremlin. what she said in court late today. prosecutors now saying she was offering sex for influence. and these images tonight from investigators. at the trump inauguration, and at this dinner. and what they say it shows. >>> the shark scare on the east coast. were two children attacked by sharks on two separate beaches? what authorities are now saying. those beaches closed. >>> the wildfires raging in the west. the new fire already exploding in size, from oregon to california. the worries and the fears tonight at yosemite. >>> the plane crash. the images from inside the cabin. investigators now studying the images. what caused the plane to go down? >>> the pictures coming in at this hour. the massive con

but nine pm local time in sochi croatia go head to head with host nation russia with millions of fans across the country praying to keep the world cup dream alive and both nations have reached the quarter final loss to incredible penalty shootouts croatia are one of the tournament favorite soft a thrashing argentina in the group stage but russia are riding high on the new found wave of confidence off to that miracle win against the superstars of spain team russia in the quarter finals performing something just short of the miracle giving the fight to the mighty strain and eventually knocking it right out of the tournament that night russian fans rule. that. little boy became a thing after the two saved by the russian goalkeeper eagerly can achieve in the final penalty shootout degree can fav himself already a star here at home became an even bigger internet celebrity at the time. also drawing attention of course russia's head coach but he took the spotlight not only with these managing decisions and he's managing style but also with his emotions or rather the lack of them i should say

spain crash out of the world cup as the host nation russia beat them in a penalty shoot out and progressedarterfinals. now on bbc news it is time for sportsday. hello, i'm olly fsoter live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these are our headlines. the hosts are through. spain are sent packing on penalties. another giant has fallen at the world cup. it will be croatia denmark in the quarterfinals next. there have been goals. i'm tim hague at the bbc sport centre — with the rest of the day's sport, including... the fact that andy murray will not be playing at wimbledon. he's withdrawn and says it's "too soon" for him to be playing five sets matches after his comeback from hip surgery. and hamilton has a day to forget in austria. the mercedes driver retire from the race and loses his lead in the drivers' championship. hello. there are a few kremlins in the system here. wejust hello. there are a few kremlins in the system here. we just had a power cut at our live position in moscow. russia are hosting an enormous party, getting further at their own world cup than they could ever h

very surprising sports news for the moment we have the host nation russia has just pulled off a massive shock after the world cup dodi's barbara more now joins us from moscow barbara russia have knocked a spade out of the world cup how are people reacting to this news in russia. but i can tell you it was quite an experience to be inside that stadium and followed the game and side the atlas. it was electric with the arena almost exploding in the end the crowd was behind the team all the way through and to be fair spain was the better seeing so it was not always going in russia's interest and still the russian fans were so months behind their team and yet russian minutes to hold strong in the defense i think spain must have been very frustrated russia made it through its first time and also into the penalty shoot out and yeah then the big surprise happens and the russian actually won. a many people wrote off russia right from the start didn't they barbara i mean they are the lowest ranked team in the tournament but they're in the quarter final how far can they go. well you might if they b

that is this was in a sense the first sign of what russia was getting the first incursion of russia into national affairs in a way that is kind of machiavellian we are going to get what we want no matter what russia wants -- the most important sporting event in the world biggest audience in world won't all eyeballs on them, i think putin had been president -- planning to do to win world cup so internally russian voters would say look how great i am i got -- in the world -- 2012, in march 57 plus percent -- 75 plus percent of the vote. >> if domestically strong, in hindsight, the russia that we do secretive things to get what it wanted no one was seeing it i guess except maybe fbi agents. >> central figure in whole thing is the one that was tax issue, a gentlemen named chuck some of us here know him i wish you would give him a terrific description physically psychologically every when way. >> chuck -- part of it, but he is certainly -- liquefyike figuratively literally. >> 450 pounds -- big guy, and type 2 diabetes, couldn't walk very well would ride around in central park. he had a giant beard an

tournament like bad it's really about who is hungry or had a national prize who's congress for the victory do you really think that crazier than the russia when it comes to national pride you can not. make who is more hungry as but i hope and i'm still makes for the player i can come through the dressing room being on the beach i've been the biggest variation and i see when i visit my go players i saw in the. hungary doreen and i'm so glad that i'm still. a sponsor to to to to say let's go make for the national team a national coach give him all and i'm sure he will carry back for all gratian confortable with his small population of five million people now both russia and creation now being specifically trained to withstand extra time believing that anything is possible in the state should not without reason i mean they've already had some experience during this tournament tournament if you think side of the game comes down to it do you think it would be a good outcome for creation to have your team overcome that famous two thousand and eight europe south from cherokee of course. we're also in the heart of the russian when we beat englan

meanwhile director of national intelligence dan coats issuing a stark warning about russia's intentionsational security correspondent jennifer griffin live in washington with more. hi, jen. >> hi, mike, when defense secretary mattis met with bell kin counterparts did not mention russian president but cleared who he was referring to. he called russia out by name days before the president is set to meet vladimir putin. >> russia factors in -- in the southern europe area a destabilizing element, they have chosen to come in and to undermine the democratic fabric of nations that are young and -- in democratic processes. >> new fox poll this week voters think president trump has been too soft of russia and yet the majority approach of july 16th meeting with russian president, 53% majority think president trump is not tough on russia including 32% of republicans. director of national intelligence dan coats issued the kind of warning rem -- reminiscent and ahead of midterm elections. >> the warning lights are blinking red again. the day the digital infrastructure that serves this country is lit

strategy when it comes to russia. >> considering national security concerns, what is the best way to going forward? >> well, nato, if the nato countries continue to evolve the alliance with the investments of the president has talked about, the alliance will get stronger. it has been a pivot point for russia over these last 10 years or more. so, vladimir putin has been trying to drive a wedge between the nations of nato. if nettle were to go away, no one would be more satisfied than vladimir putin. nato is vital to our strategy. a confident and strong nato is vital to the strategy paper we watched vladimir putin, four months ago, promote his modernization of his nuclear weapons. exposing some new capabilities that are very interesting, if they come to pass. and very destabilizing if they come to pass. he has been very aggressive, threatening the nations and exposing his nuclear might and so, i've not seen anything changed his behavior when it comes to nato and his position with the west. >> is round two with president putin a good idea? if you think it is, how can president trump get

and the national colors of spain and hosts russia surround the stadium in moscow just two hours now until those countries play. winner takes all plan. also this week a highly anticipated summit between president putin and donald trump is confirmed the july the sixty turning the political. leaders agree on tougher regulations to curb the migrant influx however as a breakthrough by the block is causing concern among human rights groups. that wherever you are this sunday july the first welcome this is the. seven day recap of some of the big stories coming up right here first though let's get going to the football. so the first day of the fifa world cup knockout stage for two of the superstar names sent packing and although messi and ronaldo didn't quite live up to their billing on the day astounding performances from france and europe why secured their places in the quarterfinals here are some of the highlights. i i. i i i. i i i was. i. was. i i i. i. i. i i i i i i i i. i i i i i. i. i. just fell out of course we had thirty two teams entering the tournament but this is where we stand at th

and then the way they saw the trump administration acting towards russia you know hitting the country with sanctions. publishing a national security policy where russia is placed as the adversary as an adversary of the u.s. and this will be seen i think as a turning point you know where trump really has declared what the path is going forward this is certainly was a success from the russian point of view they the stakes were low going into this meeting even just having a meeting would have been good but now they've come out with trump not even mentioning ukraine not even met even mentioning the the illegal anik sation of crimea which is one of the main bones of contention between the west and russia and also pushing for more cooperation on syria so i think from the russian point of view this is certainly a turning point and certainly will be seen as a big success emily sure when reporting from moscow and alexander phenomena america bureau chief reporting from washington d.c. thank you both for you continue to bridge. all right want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. eritr

and at the soccer world cup host nation russia have pulled off a massive shock and propofol alias turned into place for it is here to break it all down for us so pablo this was a huge surprise russia are through and spain are out and you're absolutely right and of course that's not from half spanish so i'm feeling very upset today now but indeed it was a bit of a shock because no one really expected this before the tournament started but russia have been doing incredibly well and spain have been rather on their well and so i think what we need to do is actually take a look at this report see have that much power that. when marco asensio swung in a deep free kick on the on sergio ramos made himself a nuisance sergei ignatiev it was overwhelmed and unfortunate a goal sourced by going front but the hosts pulled themselves back to a corner shortly before half time was met with a hand boom from gerard piqué the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed home to bring russia net. an incredible moment for the hosts in front of an elated home crowd time they continued to grind through the

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news live from russia's world's cop fairy tale comes to an end the host nation crashes out of the tournament off the losing to croatia on a penalties agony for russia joy for croatia who now involves to the semifinals that they'll face england see who defeated their opponents sweden two goals and so nailed the first goal coming from defender terry maguire. who's there coming up rescuers in thailand say that approaching the best possible conditions to evacuate the boys trapped in a flooded cave system officials say a rescue could come within days before monsoon rains make the flooding worse this ask the children send them families written messages telling them they're ok. i'm headed home freak glad you could join us hosts russia out of the world cup often losing to croatia and they all say penalty shoot outs i'm joined in the studio now by nick mechanic calling from d.w. . nick tell us how does this match play out biasing indeed it was very very tense a lot of back and forth it started off with russia taking the lead denis cherry chef he's the fourth goal of this tournament for him this is ac