t. o. president biden is now in geneva, where he will meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin. the last time the men met met was 10 years ago and time between russia and the us of new lows. since that the agenda is expected to include cyber crime, election, meddling arms control, and human rights. more than 600000 people have now died from corona virus in the united states. it's the 1st country to pass that figure. it's also the country with the most cases, more than $33000000.00. but the vaccination drive is rapidly bringing down the daily figures. california and new york at the latest states to lift most of their remaining restrictions. climate change may have already passed and it reversible tipping point. that's the warning from a top arctic researcher in the biggest ever expedition to the arctic. more than $300.00 scientists spent a year gathering data, they found that arctic ice is retreating faster than ever before. the spy on your phone continues now. ah, ah, ah ah . ah. ah. the who's in november 2020. i'll just, you know, arabic contacted the top is really cybersecurit

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president putin. if you go ahead and attack his infrastructure with -- with ransomware orcyberattacks, does theythhat's o of the biggest challenges for president biden going into this summit. he says he's the t deliver a h message to president putin, but is it going to be enough to really change putin's behavior? even president biden told thus week there's no guarantee that you can make inroads with someone like vladimir putin. >> nancy, thank you. let's bring in john dickerson who, of course, is in many ways our resident presidential historian. and john, we mentioned, of course, this city has played host to three of these u.s.-russia summits in the past when much was at stake. what do you think success looks like for this summit? >> reporter: well, i think success -- i asked condoleezza rice that, the former secretary of state, what success looks like, and although she put out many communiques after meetings like this, she said don't pay attention to the communiques or what's done in the moment, but the thing to look for is whether the private messages conveyed by the u.s. president to vladimir putin are listened to, and you'll see the results of that in six months. so for example, on the r

t. o. joe biden left brussels before the final press conference and headed to geneva, where he will meet with the russian president vladimir putin. this is what your leaders want him to pass on to putin. the 1st message is very simple. we are united . 27 member says we had an indifferent debate a few weeks ago about russia in which in them the illegal activities, the disruptive activities of the renewed show of u. s. e. u unity here in brussels is likely to help joe biden put pressure on his trash and counterpart on wednesday. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. so back as a supreme court has dismissed the quickle's of to suspect accused of planning the 2018 murder of investigative journalists could see. i can't, his field se enrolled at a lower court did not properly assess available evidence when claimed marian consciousness and his associates. elaine, it over the court has ordered a new trial. israeli police arrested several palestinian protesters as a much ready nation, has got the way so called march of the flags commemorates the anniversary of the countries. 1967, occupation

longest trade dispute in the history of w t o joe biden left brussels before the final press conference and headed to geneva, where he will meet with the russian president vladimir putin. this is what your leaders want him to pass on to putin. the 1st message is very simple. we are united, the 27 member states. we have an index debate a few weeks ago about russia and each of them the illegal activities, the disruptive activities of 1st up the renewed show of u. s. e. u unity here in brussels is likely to help joe biden put pressure on his trash and counterpart on wednesday. let's get more on joe biden's, european tour with david o sullivan, who was a boss of it to the restroom 2014 to 2019. welcome to d. w, let's start with the boeing agreement to continue to disagree. how significant is this time pre settlement of that trade dispute? i think it's a very important breakthrough. it is a complicated problem. i've been involved in that litigation many years ago. i know how complex it is. it was impossible to find the definitive agreement in the time available, but taking time out and pausing the the other towers for 5 years is a huge relief to the other in

t. o. my, remember very well, it started when i got my 1st phone call by president biden in february, and there we jointly decided to solve this problem. okay, well on this rama barbara available, who's in brussels? welcome, barbara. so have they solve it? has this actually been result of it? just put a pin in it. you know, they just put it on the back burner in the deep freeze as you will fill. what they do and did is to say we're going to take 5 years to resolve this in a fair manner, that sort of at least 2 sides to compete against each other according to the rules of the w t. o. if we're not going to manage to change those worlds in the meantime, it's difficult legally, and a lot of lawyers will be sitting down to the big negotiating table, pouring over thousands of documents. because to sort of balance this fairness to just sort of grand, some sort of subsidy to each of the 2 sides of the building into air bus is really very complicated. so that is the one side. and the other side, of course, this construct has been festering for a long time. what's left now, the terrorist that done a trum

t. o. joe biden left brussels before the final press conference and headed to geneva, where he will meet with the russian president vladimir putin. this is what your leaders want him to pass on to putin. the 1st message is very simple. we are united . the 27 member states, we have an index did a few weeks ago about russia and which in them the illegal activities, the disruptive activities of the renewed show of u. s. e. u unity here in brussels is likely to help joe biden put pressure on his russian counterpart. on wednesday. i will take a look at some stories making news around the world starting. and israel, where police arrested federal, palestinian protested, had marched by israeli ultra nationalists, so called march of the flags commemorates the anniversary of the countries, 967 occupation of east jerusalem. passage to the half of the cities. mostly quarter commerce is calls on palestinians to missouri. the parade under his problem in parliament has passed a law binding content portraying, or promoting homosexuality of sex reassignment surgery to children. as in the process it outside parliament in budapest,

o-t-a's. >> and the defense is under new leadership. mills has a new or nadir syed son wh >> president biden says there's still a ways to go for the u.s.o reach his vaccination goal of getting 70% of adults, at least partially vaccinated by independence day. he is now making an appeal to the american public is using as many incentives as possible to get the country. >> pass the virus. today. the president announced a national month of action that includes partnerships with companies like anheuser busch. >> beers on them. and so have the force that's right. get a shot, have a behr. free beer for everyone, 21 years or over to celebrate the independence from the virus. >> more than a 1000 events are going to be held across the country. this upcoming weekend, including competitions between cities and colleges. other incentives include 2 million dollars and doordash gift cards and a cbs sweepstakes with prizes, including free cruises. super bowl tickets are good prices. major league baseball will host on site vaccine clinics and ticket giveaways that games kroger will give 1 million dollars to a vaccinated person each week this month. dozen

t. o. my, remember very well, it started when i got my 1st phone call by president biden in february, and there we jointly decided to solve this problem. and from on this story, d, w. barbara available is in brussels and our financial correspondent, chelsea delaney is in frankfort. welcome to the both of you, barbara. i'll start with you, the bus. boeing dispute goes back almost 2 decades. talk about the resolution that's been reached. now the root resolution means that they will freeze this conflict, both sides. they are taking 5 years because this is really extremely difficult to solve. in fact, it seems simple, but it's not. it's going to take dozens of lawyers and a long time around the negotiating table to figure out how can use to support those 2 aircraft building companies without sort of the contravene doing the rules on forbidden state aid that the w t. o holds. so the point is how to make it work in a fair man of both sides so that not one side in the future is going to have to feel.

t. o. joe biden left brussels before the final press conference and headed to geneva, where he will meet with the russian president vladimir putin. this is what your leaders want him to pass on to putin. the 1st message is very simple. we are united the 27 member states. we had an indifferent debate a few weeks ago about russia in which in them the illegal activities, the disruptive activities of her shot. the renewed show of u. s. e. unity here in brussels is likely to help joe biden put pressure on his trash and counterpart on wednesday. let's get more on joe biden's.