this is ananother event thahat s cause fofor hope and optimimism ththere could be a resolutioion.ill this bebe different? we will l have to wait and see. position remains the same. they want sanctions lifted, oil sales increasased, banking restrictctions list ---- lifted. will remainposition the same unless they see some of those demands met. >> to talk about the other i am joined byd, our international affairs editor. the amazon is also on the agenda. do you think the leaders will of somean agreement sort? >> they are close to agreeing about a call concerning the fires in the amazon rain forest. it is one of the main lungs creating the air that we breathe. the reaction from bolsonaro has been negative. he has accused france of intervening. there have been jobs about the physique of -- there have been jabs about the physique of emmanuel macron's wife. there is some kind of agreement summit.rked out at this >> you have been talking about one agrgreement discussed we alo have the u.s. china trade war to de-escalate. >> trump announced another sanction against china. set the chinese

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what we knew under this new prime minister, boris johnson, ththere was an attempt at de-escalatation.t had been thought this afternoon, there would be a confirmamationy gibraltar supreme court, by the attorney general, that the grace one would be free to go, along with the personnel on board. now, this last-minute u.s. department of justice request gash in these works. this was supposed to be taken by gibraltar this morning. at 3:00 p.m. london time, there will be a decision made by gibraltar's attorney general. what we already know is the iranians had retaliated two weeks later bececause they stopd tankerrh flag carrying and confisiscated it, tookok itm international waters into a and waters and that tanker is, at the moment, with all of f its , theyey are stuck in iran. i in iran. with this much awawaited desion now in gibraltar, the latest we are hearing from the british foreign office is it is u unable to comment on the fate of the iranian tanker. >> thank you. let's move to narendra modi's independence day speech. he defendeded hisis decision to scrap indian administered it ismir

ththere are tensions between moscow and the last. can they find common ground with vladimir putin? and historic milestone on the road to and the iron curtain. thousands flee a raging wildfire on spain's island. firefighters are battling to it -- to stop the flames. it is becoming an environmental tragedy. it is good to have you with us. we start with a controversial decision of germany to check in 4 children of fighters of the islamic state. the children had been living in northeast syria where more than 70,000 women and children are being held. it is the first time that germany has agreed to accept children from syria. other countries like france and belgium have already done so. >> departure for germany. four children are traveling to the country of the parents who joined the islamic state and died. now, for the first time and after negotiations, the german government is repatriating children born to the militants. >> it t is a welcome development for the children who had been in custody in syria were able to leave the country. this will advocate for children in similar circumsta

atifferentnt timimes in the lalt year, ththere have beeeen no ngo both operarating search andescue the e central mediterranean, and yet actually the average number of departutures has increaseded. whwh we look morclosely at the situatioion, it becomemes cleart is t the push factctors that pee are leaving behind, the violence and human rights abuses, the escalating violence in libya since april -- that has a much bigger motivating factor than any kind of potential pull factor of presence of ngo boat. amy:y: pia klemp, the german captain of a refugee rescue ship who now faces prison time in italy after rescuing hundreds of refugees in the mediterranean, has refused to accept an award given to her in july on behalf of the city of paris. klemp wrote on facebook last week that paris mayor anna hidalgo and the city of paris "want to award me a medal for my solidarian action in the mediterranean sea, because our crews 'work to rescue migrants from difficult conditions on a daily basis.' at the same time your police is stealing blankets from people that you force to live on the streets, while

groups that depouses white supremacist is the league of the south, who allowed me to attend one ofr ththerings but not film inside. what is their retion to the el paso attack? >> i really am surprisn' it d't happen more often, because you look at these young white guys and they are being displaced, they are told that they are part of the patriar y, this white priviled theyhave are looking around and they are saying, where is my white privilege? i can't get a job. aleem: why should there be white privilege? >> because we created this country. aleem: and they claim they are not racist, just as they claim they don't want what happened in el paso. the people inside that room say they are against vlence, but the rhetoric they use is certainly hateful and could been s something that inspires others who violence. use and their own history in thist group suggey are not entirely peaceful. it was a member of this group that was jailed for the brutal beating of an african-american man after the notoous rally in charlottesville. why the apparent rise in white supracy now? in the 1990's, christian was a pr

a reminder of top stories we are following for you, ththere was confusion -- confusion in rwanda as authoritieslosed and reopened border with the democratic republic of congo after a third death from ebola was confirmed in the congolese city of goma. the population is 2 million, stoking fears the disease could spread. you are watching dw news, live from berlin. i will be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the day at two any day. workers in hong kong's financial district to their support behind anti government protesters this is china's army releases a slick propaganda video signaling a possible military intervention. to restore calm. iran's president says the cocountry is s ready for the wot as it tries to salvage a nuclear agreement the european union mean wall stands a familily behd iran's foreign minister today after mama javad zarif was slapped with sanctions. from wasashingtonn. and wildfires in a siberia shroud hundreds of towns and

the governmentnt is not there, ththere are no o other afghan pe other ththan the taliban there.o it is really very much between these twowo groups. brent: journalist ali latifi reporting tonight from kabul, afghanistan. ali, we appreciate it. thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. danish authorities are investigating an explosion that rocked the headquarters of the national tax agency tuesday night. police say they are treating the blast as an n attack. two people were inside the building when it happened but no one was injured. a kenyan politician has been ejected from the parliament chamber after bringing her baby to work. she was ordered to leave after the speaker noticed a child in her arms during the session. other lawmakers have criticized that decision. she herself has called for the kenyan parliament to become more family-friendly. officials in kurdistan say a service man has died in an attempt to arrest the country's ex-president. special forces stormed his compound wednesday. the former leader had his immunity lift

you know, t e commercial fisisheries, the recreational f fisheries--if ththere's no kelp, there's no fish. catton: one of the t things that the watetermen's alliance i is g to help progress our goals is to enengage the a abalone diviversd otheher recreatitional divererse area that are passionate about helpining to bring back the kekp forerest, to target the purple urchins inin their recreationall harvest.t. [overlrlapping chahatter] russo: in 2013, there was an abnormal spawning event with the purple urchin in sonoma, where they spawned in deep water and it washed ashore, basically the entire sonoma coast. so what happened then is you have the kelp trying to come back in the cold-water years, but in an abnormally large population of purple urchin. so every time the kelp would pop up, it was dog-piled by urchin, so there's an urgency t to getting this doe sooner rather than l later. catton: so we're here to estimate the number, the total numbers of urcrchins that are being caught. we're taking a look at the sizes of those urchins and looking athahat their condition is, what thehe'e be

have been p pledged by thee g. seveno help the amazon rain forest my micro made the announcement in ththere it's currentntly in bral the all wild fires burning some of the seventy thousand. the broken out in the region this year brazil's fahri president saleable so narrow he's condemning the g. seven helpline this treaties country like a colony for a no man's land. an apartmtment listed condemning paulson i was policies on the rainforest. brazil's president shareable solari amamazon countries can take care of the amazon by themselves. we cannot accept that a president such as micron only she's own reasonable attacks on the amazon. and despises his intentions behind the idea of a g. seven alliance to save the m. as in as if we were a colony on nobody's land. with this idea monday at g. seven countries pledged. to help the region tackle devastating forest fires. movie will begin as a young king from connecticut will immediately offer financial supports of at least twenty million euros to the amazonian countries that lets us know what they need this was immediate death. i will also offer concr

hohowever, as we know, thesese s are extraordinarily addictive and ththere are all sorts of negagative effectsts prescribing these drdrs. we have all of this mamarketing ininformation now that if you ae just taking g an economimic perspective, you would say, oh, yeah, target as many populations as you can. target people with canancer pai, noncancer pain, target old people, young people. in reality, that kind of targrgeting has dedevastating consnsequences. piece not arote a little while ago called "inside johnson & johnson's quiet domination of the opioid market." explain how he johnson & johnson was and how this market and the epidemic developed simultaneously. how do they do it? there is so much that is not known about the way these companies operate with their secret documents that now come out in trial. >> sure. the company's role was multipronged. on the one hand, they had her own opioid products they were selling and marketing and they had a whole salesforce of folks who are going to doctors and encocouraging doctors to prescre those medications. but also, andnd this is somethig