the specter is haunting europe the specter of communism all the powers of old europe have entered into a holy alliance to exercise the specter. like the ruling classes tremble at a communist revolution the proletarians have nothing to lose but their change they have a world to women workers of the world unite. in the one nine hundred fifty nine a young charismatic revolutionary letter faction who overthrew the cuban dictatorship. fidel castro then established a socialist republic just off the shores. that bastion of capitalism the united states. less than a decade later young people in capitalist countries rose up to oppose their parents' generation fidel castro and cheikh of our became the idols of the one nine hundred sixty eight student movement. of course we invoked marx when we told ourselves that intellectuals were merely a superstructure from which the revolution couldn't emanate. the revolution we thought would have to emerge from the factory floor. many of us actually went to work in factories for months some for years what we learned from the workers is that they weren't wait

the "new york times" was like totally wrong to worry that it raised the specter, the top aides to the president could gain access to closely held information about an investigation of the president and his associates. but then came rudy giuliani, revealing that, of course, the white house officials didn't have to be in the room to gain access to that information, because the republican members in that room, led by congressman devin nunes, were going to tell rudy giuliani and john kelly and emmitt flood and donald trump exactly what was said in the investigation in that briefing today. rudy giuliani actually told politico, quote, we want to see how the briefing went today and how much we learned from it, giuliani said in a thursday phone call. if we learned a good deal from it, it will shorten that whole process considerably. giuliani is not supposed to learn anything from the briefing. nothing. no one from the white house is supposed to learn anything from the briefing. giuliani, in the full blossom of his public stupidity probably thought he was covering himself adequately when he ad

reports that in the 28 month since the arrangement was agreed to it went into effect international specter say they have found no violation so far except for minor infractions. and those were quickly rectified. part of the problem the president trump in "the new york times" report that he has something as the sunset clause and under the deal's restrictions on research and development in iran's nuclear program it would lift after a decade and then after 15 years iran would be able to produce as much fuel as it wanted though never for the purpose of making weapons. all of this contained in a deal that was struck when john kerry was secretary of state. iran's take on all of this in the foreign minister says he negotiated that initial accord with the former circuitry of state for more than two years and the foreign minister in iran says they will not participate in any new negotiations since it already spent years doing so. we are waiting there in the diplomatic room of the white house for president trump to discuss his decision on whether or not the united states will day in the iran nuclear

so i think the professor's right and i think that -- >> what do you think of the specter being raised? you can't deny the president's been on a war against his own doj, against the fbi, calling everything a witch hunt, saying everything is not fair, accusing them of trying to tear him down politically, calling republicans democrats when the republicans are leading the investigation. do you worry about -- even if he does have this authority, do you worry about this specter that it raises if the president is tweeting like this? >> katy, i do worry about the attacks, just the sort of raw attacks on the department of justice. having worked there for a long, long time, i respect the institution greatly. however, we've also seen some things that occurred here that really shouldn't have happened, whether it's the fbi being involved in investigations where there's clearly a bias on the part of some of the agents, e-mailing back and forth. that's inappropriate. that shouldn't occur. and you saw mike horowitz, the oig, come out very, very strongly, and indeed refer -- unusual -- refer this case

meanwhile trump is specter sending confidence signals so we're looking at june twelfth in singapore that hasn't changed. and we're all pretty well so we'll see what happens what happens next is anyone's guess back in singapore no one knows if the meeting will take place this could be the only incarnation of kim jong un ever to set foot here. the officers thought real madrid fans in the spanish capital have been celebrating their heroes they returned home after their three one win over liverpool in the champions league final thousands lined the streets for a victory parade after riyad beach liverpool on saturday for a record thirteen title and there was also a reception at the city hall the players are getting to know this trophy very rare reale have now won the champions league four times in the last five years. meanwhile the fallout from liverpool's champions league final defeat has taken a nasty turn with police in the english city saying they will investigate online death threats against the goalkeeper a lot of scalia's the german made big blunders to give to riyadh madrid two goes in

be dragged into the drop zone homburg a must win their last game to avoid being directly relegated specter also still in deep trouble but they play already relegated cologne. a number will be returning to the bundesliga after four seasons in the second division nuremberg one inside house and two nail to secure the at last at least second place in the table north have won the german championship nine times they last won the title fifty years ago. in formula one driver for non-o. along so has again proved his versatility by winning in a different series this time in the world and durant championship the spaniard triumphed in a toyota on his debut in the sports car series in belgium alonso also impressed when he raced for the first time at the indianapolis five hundred last year a double f one world championship overturned a formula one next weekend for his homes anish crown three. you're watching news we'll be back with more at the top of the hour until then for all the latest visit our website d.w. dot com thanks for sharing on. earth. or saving google images tell stories of creative people

amanda: one of those geopolitical concerns is the specter of new tariffs this time on automobiles. the u.s. chamber of commerce already responding today warning president trump against those tariffs. a look at the share of foreign automobiles in the u.s. market. after peaking at close to 30% is hovering around 25%. fully one quarter of the vehicles purchased by americans would be hit with these tariffs if they went through. a big bite and one that many are warning would cause severe damage to the producers. shery: we will be talking about that later in the program. now to our top story. president trump calling the canceled summit with north korea a setback for the world. president trump also declaring that the u.s. military is ready for any potential conflict. >> i have spoken to general mattis and the joint chiefs of staff in our military which is by far the most powerful anywhere in the world. it has been greatly enhanced recently as you all know. is ready if necessary. byrne,let's bring in tom president of the korea society. great to have you with us. we finally got president of

as well as showing the chemical composition of stars their specter offer insights into the star's origin and its history. people stars have life cycles from birth to death. when a store dies its outer shell was ejected into space the clouds of gas and dust that creates provides the raw material for the next generation of stars like so many others our sun is made up of recycled star matter which we discovered by looking at its light spectrum. if you have a science question you can submit it on our website. if we answer it on the show you'll get out d.v.d. featuring a lighthearted look at albert einstein's most famous theories. the most important thing is to never stop asking questions. moving from the depths of space to the depths of the sea. and a growing global problem. plastic one study has shown that three out of full fish course at a depth of five hundred mi says in the atlantic have plastic in their digestive tracts of large scale production of parliament's began back in the one nine hundred fifty s. so some of the trash still polluting our lakes prevails and oceans is up to seventy

from a cultural specter they were very nervous of taking everything out and putting it back in ultimately we did we took everything out and we put it all back in again and we lost very very few specimens just a couple and then we propagated as well so we took cuttings and we actually. taken as well while we had a larger plot where we had to if i removed though too big for the building we've taken a couple of cuttings from on our reply to their sons and daughters back into the building. in a button pitched in for the big move back into the temperate house the job took eight months but it was a very special time for. myself and my colleagues when we started in horticulture we never imagined that we'd be passive pews biggest restoration project in its history and we never imagined that we'd be helping to is still the largest victorian glass house still surviving in the world. a few invited guests were allowed to sneak preview before the official reopening but after may fifth it will be open to everyone a green always says just ten kilometers from the heart of london. let's have a look at wha

as ever and specter spectacular site that's been created specifically to address the disappearance of nature in new york and landscapes if you look around you see the city is becoming more delta that's the human form and it's fantastic that someone's taken a stand on an offer to provide space for a green roof top stones it's a big room at. the sheep evidently not good here the fact they're about to welcome that fast lambs into the fold is prince and it appears even an occasional gust of wind poses no danger to the animals. suffer the sheep blown away by the way and i don't think so and probably. the project is a model that can be reproduced on other rooftops in other cities up here meanwhile they're getting ready for new housemates rabbits chickens and a colony of ants will soon be keeping this company. especially in the summer are such a roof garden at the place to be or do you like to go to the lake with friends more that's exactly what we want to know this week just upload a picture on our website that shows you doing your favorite summer activity and with a bit of luck this year n

many interpreted that as once again bringing the specter of a military conflict or military strikes into the political debate. >> at least here i can agree with president trump that iran will not start -- it would not start a nuclear weapons program, because we have never had such program in iran. so we have clearly committed ourselves. being in the mpt first and then on numerous occasions as a policy of the country since we have also from our leadership that in fact nuclear weapons is something forbidden for us. legally and religiously. so we would not back to -- we would not be in a situation to be engaged in any matter in a nuclear weapons program, but we would be back to the situation in our nuclear industry in terms of enrichment, in terms of other capacities that are quite legitimate under the terms of the mpt and iaea. >> but that's what president trump was saying. if you restart that, you would face worse problems than ever. and as you know, he has got new senior members of his national security apparatus. he's got a new secretary of state sworn in today. he has a new national se

under specter of perhaps the most famous native american sitting bull it's now available in color to. these old photos have had color added to them retroactively. the person behind the digital reconstructions is thirty four year old jordan lloyd a british photographer and history fan. for many people his history is a very black and white it's an abstract concept that you only learn about in score through these sort of books and things like that but all of a sudden when you see something in color you can relate to it a lot more. this photo archive in the british county of kent is one of jordan sources of inspiration it contains an estimated five million black and white photos leaned across global history it's a real treasure trove. only the original print exists for most of the photos and for some there's only a negative. once jordan chooses an interesting picture to work on he has it digitized by the archive this photo from one nine hundred fifty three years of nelson's column a landmark in london's famous trafalgar square. good images hard lots of recognizable elements so when we're

under specter of perhaps the most famous native american sitting bull is now available in color. these old photos have had color added to them retroactively. the person behind the digital reconstruction is thirty four year old jordan lloyd a british photographer and history fan. for many people his history is a very black and white it's an abstract concept that you only learn about in school through these sort of books and things like that but all of a sudden when you see something in color you can relate to it a lot more. this photo archive in the british county of kent is one of jordan sources of inspiration it contains an estimated five million black and white photos gleaned across global history it's a real treasure trove for jordan. only three original print exists for most of the photos and for some there's only a negative. once jordan chooses an interesting picture to work on he has it digitized by the archive this photo from one nine hundred fifty three years of nelson's column a landmark in london's famous trafalgar square. good images hard lots of recognize. elements so

that's youth what about the older folks is an ally obviously a strong partner certainly over the specter i saw in a friend a nato ally and a friend of the united states in a very turbulent part of the world. of america i told you many times you are either with us or all of these terrorist organizations are disaster the united states is barely on speaking terms with a nato ally turkey they're withholding weapons there are syrian kurds the white b.g. who a turkey's sworn enemies this friendship is dying and turkey thinks it can unite and need the muslim world especially after trump stunt with moving his embassy to jerusalem that robida almost everyone the wrong way condemn the u.s. decision on jerusalem because of its great bias against the historical and permanent rights of the palestinian people see the united states the solution to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is a dangerous one it will threaten security and stability and frustrates efforts to resume the peace process with try. bleeding allies moscow is making inroads with ankara now turkey russia and iran gather regular

that's youth what about the older folks is an ally obviously a strong partner certainly over the specter and a friend a nato ally and a friend of the united states in a very turbulent part of the world. of america i told you many times you are either with us or all of these terrorist organizations to disaster the united states is barely on speaking terms with a nato ally turkey they're withholding weapons there are syrian kurds the white b.g. who a turkey's sworn enemies this friendship is dying and turkey thinks it can unite and need the muslim world especially after trump stunt with moving his embassy to jerusalem that robida almost everyone the wrong way condemn the u.s. decision on jerusalem because of its great bias against the historical and permanent rights of the palestinian people see the united states the solution to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is a dangerous one it will threaten security and stability and frustrates efforts to resume the peace process with trump. bleeding allies moscow is making inroads with ankara now turkey russia and iran gather regularly o

that's youth what about the older folks is an ally obviously a strong partner certainly over the specter and a friend. and a friend of the united states in a very turbulent part of the world. of america i told you many times you are either with us or all of these terrorist organizations are disaster the united states is barely on speaking terms with a nato ally turkey they're withholding weapons there are syrian kurds the white b.g. who a turkey sworn enemies this friendship is dying and turkey thinks eat can unite and need the muslim world especially after trump stunt with moving his embassy to jerusalem that robida almost everyone. the wrong way condemn the u.s. decision on jerusalem because of its great bias against the historical and permanent rights of the palestinian people see the united states the solution to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is a dangerous one it will threaten security and stability and frustrates efforts to resume the peace process with trump bleeding allies moscow is making inroads with ankara now turkey russia and iran gather regularly on syria and

trump but but i think it's fair to say that the air is not exactly filled with optimism here and the specter of protectionism and a full fledged trade war is hanging over europe and the rest of the world obviously people are thinking they are want they want to think that even if the u.s. imposes such terrorists that they will be able to prevent the situation from escalating i spake with a german economics minister peter yesterday and here is what he told me. first of all we should not speculate second. the european and the german economy are very robust so i do not believe in immediate effects but what we should try to avoid and this was repeated by the french president as well in his speech today is a commercial for a commercial board that would. would go on for months and for years would of course undermine trust in european and american markets are those with comments of the german economics minister yesterday after those obviously not very successful talks but lisa what exactly are the main sticking points why couldn't there be a deal reached. well first of all they don't seem to agree o

we're trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for press specters such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families. talks between the united kingdom and the european union of how britain exits the bloc are in crisis of one of the key reasons is disagreement over what will happen on the island of ireland after briggs's the e.u.'s chief breaks at the garcia is calling for a deal to preserve the so-called invisible border between the republic of ireland which will remain in the e.u. after briggs it and northern ireland which is part of the u.k. people they're worried about the return of customs checks and security posts on the long troubled irish borda lawrence lee reports. if anyone needed proof of how the european union's chief pricks in the go ca is viewed in ireland and the welcome from the irish prime minister said it's all done dorks technology college was occupied by the leadership of the entire political class and everyone else with an interest in mak

but twenty eighteen and twenty nineteen could be tough the specter of a hard brags it means ryan air may have to pay extra charges in the u.k. the company has warned that flights could be grounded if there is no agreement between the e.u. and the u.k. . a push for the rights of transgender people in mexico sumi has that story that's what i heard in the south of the country a group of people known as are born with male bodies but took on to take on feminine roles as they grow older they do not identify as men or women and they don't describe themselves as transgender either in one area are said to have been around for centuries it as we see in our next report today they're facing a number of challenges. it's friday in santiago neal to pack and diana is getting ready to go for a drink with her friends. both people born with male bodies but. at home they often take on traditional female roles but they're not viewed as women either share often confused as transgender but their identity is unique to the region and cities for the it's more of the mother communities musha said to be less ac

free and open democratic societies that cia whistleblower edward snowden revealed to be under full specter.

that's youth what about the older folks there is an ally obviously a strong partner certainly over the specter and a friend a nato ally and a friend of the united states in a very turbulent part of the world. of america i told you many times you're either with us or all of these terrorist organizations a disaster the united states is barely on speaking terms with a nato ally turkey they're withholding weapons there are syrian kurds the white b.g. who a turkey sworn enemies this friendship is dying and turkey thinks it can unite and need the muslim world especially after trump stunt with moving his embassy to jerusalem that robida almost everyone the wrong way condemn the u.s. decision on jerusalem because of its great bias against the historical and permanent rights of the palestinian people to see the united states the solution to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is a dangerous one it will threaten security and stability and frustrates efforts to resume the peace process with try. bleeding allies moscow is making inroads with ankara now turkey russia and iran gather regularly on s

examiningncil how the departments of state, commerce and sec can better coordinate to protect the specter necessary for space commerce, not just for space purposes but also to make sure we are competitive in terrestrial areas as new technologies like 5g come along. need to be kept updated with advances in existing space sectors as well as new opportunities. the space council is discussing how the administration might review items to balance technologies and services related to civil and commercial and providing more regular updates and reviews of those characteristics, to make sure we don't fall behind the nature of the technology and market. we are interested in hearing more from industry perspectives. the challenge of space leadership today is really to manage in the face of rapid change. newwhile we are facing commercial and military competition, the most important factor affecting the u.s. in space is not what other countries choose to do, but what the u.s. chooses to do or fails to do. is taking the steps necessary to sustain and expand u.s. leadership in space. i would be happy to t

about the this the specter of a euro skeptic economy minister somebody who has talked about a plan b. being worked on for italy leaving the euro now just today just i'm on wednesday luigi to my oh says it's fake news that our alliance was ever really intending to think about that we just want reform and we want somebody in that position as economy minister who can stand up and renegotiate terms with brussels rather than anything along the lines of pulling out of the single currency they know that there is a fine balance to be struck because their voters are euro skeptic they've said that they've suffered financially but they feel european at the same time and so i think that will likely to see some kind of stability returning to the markets the european central bank says it's not going to intervene for the time being thank you very much from rome and the latest. now french police dismantling the largest makeshift camp for refugees and migrants in paris the settlement houses around one and a half thousand people recently to migrant stranded in one of the canals along they can't cash th

here carpenter anyone is election as a junior partner delegate my daughter ran this class senator specter gave you should high school freshman senator and she won her race so we were right right in my campaign and such a gap now it's your church so you know my household we organize our communities as a family right one of the things that experience though is right around when to start to get over i mean we go knock on doors and my sister who manage my campaign who is the first time ever to manage a campaign she's twenty three twenty four i was looking for somebody that. looked like me had the same values and i said well what am i going to go by it's going to help my campaign i said my sister so she was out there organizing and you know my mom was out talking to her friends about that great one of the mothers my mother's friend said i can't believe. i'm going to bring in three because we can to make magic matter and now we have to speak to matt did for matt to pull there was this moment where you of being sworn in it and i want to know how you were feeling at this moment but let's play it

david: itc has been having hearings, a lowe's companies have objected and aluminum specter -- will itake it harder to make a deal with the chinese when terrorists going to affect? >> we do not want to have a trade war. i have a letter with democrats therepublicans that says to administration do not impose these tariffs as we need a narrow and more defined strategy of how to stop intellectual property theft and technology transfers and regulations behind the borders causing the imbalance to happen. they are hurting american workers and companies. we have to make progress but we should not impose tariffs that may backfire and hurt our economy. david: have you had any encouraging response from that letter? do you think there may be wiggle room? >> we hope so. as an example, medical device products, we have wholly-owned company in china that are putting in components and giving those to us in the united states , then we ship them back to china. we are penalizing ourselves, if we impose these tariffs. i think we will make progress but it is putting the framework and front of the administra

to stop it at once leo doth utter tell him to stop showing specter the future king. doctors did you say king yes. i am a legitimate heir. we are you going to break it all for her. fine father my father is silent. so i understand sir. nobody could know how far leo doff would go to assert his claim to the throne and what a nice he would seek out. in the year nine hundred fifty three the magyars attacked otto's kingdom once again. and they set fire to councils and towns and caused such a bloodbath that there was threats of talk of the population. the words of a chronicle the enemies of god and mankind as the magyars were called at the time managed to get all the way to the right a nice way be it noodles dutchy remained unscathed. otto's son had decided not to fight the magyars and to negotiate with them instead like other nobleman he tried to quench the man yards green for loot with gold and silver. but near doff wanted more he met with hawk of boots called the magyars military leader. again. tell him i know of even greater spoils for you. didn't just want to buy himsel

chiswick specter to be given a licence to play at the start of next season.f the women's superleague season today all games set kicking off at 12:30pm. british moto gp rider cal crutchlow will be on the grid for today's french grand prix, despite a crash in qualifying yesterday. this is the view from on—board his bike. he was flung from his lcr honda, landing awkwardly on his. medical assistance was quick to arrive and he gave the crowd a thumbs up before being placed in the back of an ambulance. crutchlow is currently seventh in the world championship and will race today. there was a british one dash to in the hardest stage of the tour de france. chris froome is up to fifth overall. yates extended his lead to almost 1.5 minutes. champions exited teeth will defend their title against saracens in the premiership final. —— exeter chiefs. saracens beat wasps in their semifinal. and scarlett will face leinster in the final of the pro 1a after european champions narrowly beat munster in dublin. leinster took an early lead. munster fought back as only one point sep

thousand and fourteen still very much hangs over the relationship between america and putin like a specter and it doesn't seem that putin is backing down on that at all in fact just before americans visit to sochi puts in kind of bombastically opened the bridge that connects russia has been building that is going to connect or that connects now the crimean peninsula to the russian mainland in a kind of huge celebration but there also has been a huge amount of contact between the two countries ahead of this visit head of miracles visit here and such he the the foreign minister came the economic affairs minister came so it does seem that the two open the two countries are open for dialogue despite the difficulties ok there are a lot of stumbling blocks as you mentioned let's take a look now at a report and we will be talking more on this complex relationship. it's an extremely complex relationship. friend enemy partner adversary. this man's action binds them together since us president trump withdraw from the iran deal germany and russia have been sitting in the same boat both want to save t

in january, when meltdown and specter announced, the industry had a botched rollout.a lot of glitches, a lot of problems with the response. what is happening is you have a lot of different players. --s not like a different typical vulnerability where microsoft can put out a patch. when it comes to firmware vulnerabilities, you have got to have dozens and dozens of companies that have firmware on motherboards, they need to update their firmware before attacks like these go away. you can just imagine the scale of the problem. that you interested talk about intelligence systems which have known that hackers can get into firmware for decades. >> it's an open secret. they have been hacking firmware for years. it is amazing to me that the cybersecurity industry has focused on other stuff, easier to detect attacks, because that's what companies have asked for. --don't want to get fish phished. so it has gone there. but when you talk about hardware, those are hard to detect. carol: here is a company you don't know about, but you would if you were in college. jason: if you are

one we are trying to control the borders but we can't lack of control which makes it easy for press specter such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families people morgan and as they are. now a large sandstorm of the parts of egypt caught many off guard on monday the storm forced the closure of several highways due to poor visibility it follows rare heavy rainfall which pummeled the capital cairo last week the unstable weather is expected to last until thursday an investigation in brazil has uncovered allegations of years of abuse of young gymnasts by a former coach john home and reports. dozens of brazilian gymnasts have accused the form a coach of the national team of sexual abuse among them the pan american games gold medalist. that psychological pressure on a ten or eleven year old boy he sent for me and when i went to the bathroom and he told me to take a bath or relax ok i took the bath and suddenly he entered into the bathroom and got into the bath like if we were two children playing the a

one we're trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for press specter such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families people more going on as they are. so small so as now and real madrid are into the champions league final for the fourth time in five years a big mistake by byron munich goalkeeper sven oric air proved to be the decisive moment in their semifinal recap following allow the ball to roll through his legs at the start of the second half and current benzema took advantage to score his second goal of the game if finished two two on the light in madrid with a real progressing four three on aggregate the twelve time champions i mean to win this title for a third straight year. this year. it's been a crazy match betty same time very beautiful it's been a beautiful show for the fans for football we need to congratulate our rivals because they've done a great job that we started with difficulties letting it go and we just couldn't find our way you know a