the president's spokeswoman sarah saunders said it is going to happen onjune 12, spokeswoman sarah saunderspen onjune12, we will be ready. a bit on the history of this. when this was proposed two 01’ of this. when this was proposed two or three months ago, donald trump took 45 minutes to say yes to king john —— kim jong—un took 45 minutes to say yes to king john —— kimjong—un in‘s offer of talks. yesterday he cancelled it. do i think we've reached the final position today? almost certainly not. in the trump in iraq, the one certainty seems to be uncertainty. thank you. the polls have just closed in ireland's abortion referendum. people have been asked if they want to keep or overturn the country's constitutional ban on abortion — one of the strictest in the world. reports suggest turnout has been high with thousands of people flying home from around the world to cast their vote. this report from our ireland correspondent emma vardy contains some flash photography. cheering. an emotional day for ireland. for some, casting one vote was worth travelling many miles for. i've come from amsterdam

common among celebrities and people of wealth in a white house briefing on thursday spokeswoman sarah saunders said trump didn't initially know about the payment to stormy daniels and only find out about it later . all right we've tried to get our heads around this let's go to washington our correspondent carsten phenomena is on the story for us going to evening to you karsten all right the latest in this story now is that u.s. federal investigators reportedly wiretapped the phone lines of trump's personal attorney michael cohen the move was part of an ongoing probe into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election it's a what to digest and yet trump is still standing tall in the midst of all of this how do you explain this. it is very hard to explain but it is a fact that actually the approval ratings for the man from have gone up over the last few months in spite of all the scandals in spite of all the controversy around him and yeah clearly hard core of his supporters they stand by their president no matter what and we we know that trump says the payment was made through a retainer not f

in a white house briefing on thursday spokeswoman sarah saunders said trump didn't initially know about the payment to stormy daniels and only find out about it later . a prayer president also says the west african country of cameroon is currently in the grip of a bylane secessionist crisis insurgents in the west of the country have launched a series of attacks on security forces after the government crackdown on a peaceful protest movement the conflict is centered on the english speaking western areas of cameroon highlighted here in yellow many in the region want greater autonomy for all these french speaking with georgia if the country our west africa correspondent adrian creech reports. oh one who. is over ninety years old even though one there's a lot she can't remember anymore but she'll never forget one day last year. the pain is a constant reminder. non-doing the who goes to learn to move through someone knocked on the door i said is that and a friend is a bitch it was the police and they hit me right in the face in the look on the bush . there was blood everywhere i just didn't

common among celebrities and people of wealth in a white house briefing on thursday spokeswoman sarah saunders said trump didn't initially know about the payment to stormy daniels and i only find out about it to . where this saturday marks the two hundredth birthday of perhaps the most influential and divisive economic thinker in modern history get hot it well it's not me. it's this man that you will see in just a second or so i hope of behind me yes that's col box he argued that capitalism would only make the rich rich and the poor poor that was two hundred years ago but it sounds familiar doesn't it that's why today some view him as a visionary others reviled him for inspiring tarion communist regimes that killed millions all reports on the softballs hit the streets of berlin to find out what people here think. marx's ideas sparked revolutions those ideas originated here in berlin and they continue to resonate in the city. in eight hundred thirty six the eighteen year old car marks came to study at berlin's humboldt university. he started studying law but soon found he was far more intereste

is reporting several defense positions were hit the white house press secretary sarah saunders has been speaking about rising tensions between israel and iran. this just further shows that the iranian regime cannot be trusted israel absolutely has a sovereign right to defend itself and we support them in whatever efforts they have in order to defend themself but again i think this activity in this action is just further demonstration that the iranian regime cannot be trusted and another good reminder that the president made the right decision to get out of the iran deal well as he is formally. has called for the new prime minister to be appointed to me to get to the he was really talking about himself he's just given a news conference in the last following his policies election with marking a surprising comeback for the ninety two year old for the first time since independence in opposition alliance is likely to form the next government. has been some. understanding of. but we'd like to be clear. they say and. we need to do for now the that is because i believe they. believe. even if yo

common among celebrities and people of wealth in a white house briefing on thursday spokeswoman sarah saunders said trump didn't initially know about the payment to stormy daniels and only found out about it later. they are for air president also. their opinion is coming back into fashion among younger europeans that's according to a study of people sixty is not equal support for democracy. whether in berlin paris or london younger people are increasingly developing a european identity that's the top funding of the study and europe's youth want their home countries to be part of the year. when asked how they would vote in a hypothetical referendum on this issue eighty five percent in spain would vote to stay in the e.u. . eighty percent would do so in germany. and even in breakfast bound u.k. sixty three percent would vote to remain the european average is seventy one percent. i would say we should stay because the e.u. is a good thing and we should work more toward maintaining european cohesion. the e.u. has specifically given a lot to ireland so for me i would definitely be to stay there the

well sarah saunders who is the white house press secretary has been talking about this and not really giving us a great deal more information on this on the off summit remember the president trump council the summit said no we're not going ahead they are now planning for it to take place on the original date let me just tell you what she said she said. we are preparing an expected to take place on june the twelfth but then she said will be ready if it does happen on june the twelfth and if not be ready to take place if it takes place on on july the twelfth so i'm just looking for a little bit of excitement here he just walked past us general kim and he's on his way right now from the hotel here on his way i assume because it's literally only about ninety seconds walk to the north korean mission he's heading up the sidewalk i can still see him and he's trailed by a lot of south korean and japanese camera crews and games there on the. issue of where they go from here is what can they be discussing with mike compare that there will kind of lead to whether the summit goes ahead or doesn't