u.s. sparked with new tariffs last week and mr. trump raising some eyebrows by suggesting russia should be welker has the story. >> president trump and america's strongest allies united before the cameras at the g-7 summit but a bitter battle brewing. even before arriving president trump dropping a bombshell complaining there was someone missing. >> russia should be in the meeting. it should be part of it. >> but russia was kicked out of the global group four years ago for illegally occupying crimea. now the u.s. and allies blaming vladimir putin for election meddling not only in america's 2016 election but europe too. none of that swaying president trump. >> i've been russia's worst nightmare. it may not be politically correct but we have a run to world. they should let russia come back in because we should have russia at the negotiating table. >> but tonight, only italy supports russia's return. other allies alarmed. key republican john democratic institutions all over the world. it's just the latest move inflaming close alabama

the u.s. sparks anger among its closest allies as the threat of a trade war looms. hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up to be untrue all is now planning to travel to washington to deliver a personal letter from chairman kim jong il a senior advisor to north korea's leader should be able to meet with donald trump place on friday. pakistan is to swear in a caretaker government ahead of july's elections. as in his in synod inza dam steps down to the manager of rail madrid just days after that.

the u.s. sparks anger among its closest allies is the threat of a trade war mood. hello i'm adrian sitting and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up kim young troll is now planning to travel to washington to deliver a personal letter from chairman kim jong il a senior advisor to north korea's leader is shuttle to meet with donald trump place on friday. pakistan plans to sway in a caretaker government head of july's elections. and a new museum in south africa tracks thousands of lovers but not without controversy . the trumpet ministration is imposing tariffs on steel an aluminum imports from the european union canada and mexico u.s. trade partners are threatening to retaliate with tariffs of their own as fears grow over global trade war kimberly how could reports from washington. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross made the announcement from paris where he was attending an annual trade forum. tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum imports into the united states from canada mexico and the european union all go into effect frid

the u.s. sparks anger among its closest allies as the threat of a trade war news. hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up kim young troll is now planning to travel to washington to deliver a personal letter from chairman kim jong un a senior advisor to north korea's leader is shuttle to meet with donald trump place on friday. pakistan plans to sway in a caretaker government head of july's elections. and a new museum in south africa attracts thousands of lovers but not without control.

u.s. policy could spark a global trade war. these talks have resumed between north and south korea and the truth village of panmunjom both delegations are going to set up a new joint liaison office the north korean team said it was important that they follow in the footsteps of their leaders and fulfill the agreements reached during their recent and to korean summits meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state says he's made significant progress in his talks with one of the north korean leader's closest aides. or two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste. in my conversations with your mccain going to be on your own today with vice chairman. i've been very clear the president of the united states objective is very consistent and well know the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. a no confidence vote also in total take place in spain's parliament against prime minister for his party's been struggling

u.s. tariffs sparking fears of a global trade war plus. allegations of police brutality against migrants arriving in france from italy and. i'm on the richardson of the world cup in moscow where christiane amanpour has produced a game winning market for his country and claimed yet another personal record. there's been an escalation in fighting for control of libya's oil production facilities the u.s. state department has condemned recent violence between groups which has destroyed one major terminal is calling for rival fighters to immediately withdraw from the area. is in libya's capital tripoli with this story tell us about the escalation in fighting that. well jane we're getting. conflicting reports from the oil question of have those forces saying that they have recaptured the oil terminals of ruslan aushev and so they are that were. taken control over by brahimi gibran forces last thursday and now on the other hand forces deny that and say that they have recaptured rustler north and sidra oil terminals on the other hand local media an

aimed at reaching a free trade deal now this move bucks a global trend towards protectionism sparked by u.s. president donald trump among others and his decision to impose tariffs on many of his country's trading partners including the european union speaking after a meeting with her australian counterpart the e.u. straight commissioner said the talks sent a quote very hands on message what that means there is more. the european union and astray aren't exactly equal economic partners but when it comes to the principles of trade they appear to be on the same page. it's a very hands on statement that we are sending the european union and australia who have always been defenders of the international system trade the global routes the predictability that has perfect but it does and i think together with other allies we are ready to stand up to to reform and to develop and to strengthen the system and also sending the signal that trade is a good thing speaking of a good thing last year the e.u. industry traded more than forty seven billion dollars worth of goods the e.u. exported almost three ti

u.s. imposed tariffs on steel in an alum many and imports the trumpet ministration refuse to accept the european union canada or mexico they are now fears that the decision could spark a global trade war committee how could reports from washington. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross made the announcement from paris where he was attending an annual trade forum. tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum imports into the united states from canada mexico and the european union all go into effect friday the move potentially sets in motion a trade war with some of the united states most important allies a claim the u.s. commerce secretary brushed off everybody has a remeron again very firmly every country does with others is one thing weird about . the will get over it in due course in brussels the head of the european commission called it a bad day for world trade promising counter measures that could include retaliatory tariffs u.s. goods into the e.u. on everything from blue jeans to motorcycles what they can do we are able to do exactly. the same it's totally up to the it come to the letter of measures when it comes to its. credit france's j

u.s. is sparking a global trade war with north america, you're r you're rap and china. >>> and puerto ricoow preparing for the next major storm as hurricane season begins anew.

u.s. measures have sparked fears among them of a looming trade war donald trump are said that he's looking forward to meeting fellow leaders but described the host the prime minister justin trudeau as indignant about the terrorists france's president described trump as growing isolated meanwhile protesters have been gathering on the city streets john hendren has more from quebec. the first protest of the g. . the seven began peacefully. there was a demonstration people gave speeches there were baguettes passed down there was a band that played at one time and then they went on a march probably a couple of miles and as you see it is indeed here is a small fire on the ground before the national assembly of quebec and the crowd is hundreds of people not thousands of people and they have been largely peaceful but police have been worried about a recurrence of the two thousand and one summit of the americas where riots broke out in the streets of goback city here and they have lined the streets in full riot gear following the crowd making sure that nothing untoward happens what are they protest

u.s. is playing a dangerous game that could spark a trade war that nobody would win she said europe regards the u.s. as a friend and does not want a trade war but is willing to take countermeasures if necessary you know we know how to treat war but we could be and that would be extremely serious if this situation escalates because i do not think trade wars are good and i don't think they are easy to win and that is something that many countries across the world change and i wouldn't say to protect the european union and other countries such as mexico and canada reacted last week against something that we thought was blatantly violating the w two roofs we stand up for w. so we took us to the w t o and we're also preparing a fully compliant w two rebalancing measures. german chancellor angela merkel has broken cover and eurozone reform responding to a speech by a french president a monarch or in april merkel agreed the founding of a european monetary fund and a common investment budget there were smaller one than a core and a cause office says more work is needed on banking union proposals th

u.s. is sparking a global trade war with north america, you're r you're rap and china. >>> and puerto rico now preparing for the next major storm as hurricane season begins anew. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. from cnn world headquarters, "newsroom" starts right now. >>> it is 4:00 saturday afternoon in singapore and ten days from now, history is set to unfold there . >> that's right, the summit between donald trump and kim jung-un, that is back on. president trump made the announcement on friday. this after an unprecedented meeting at the white house, he and the number two-man in north korea, that country's former spy chief met face-to-face in the oval office. >> that man kim yong-chol hand delivered a personal letter from the north korean leader. jim acosta reports from the white house. >> reporter: after meeting more than an hour with the north korean envoy carrying a letter from dictator kim jung-un, president trump emerged from the oval office and declared the summit he canceled last week back on. >> i thi

u.s. policy could spark a global trade or face talks have resumed between north and south korea and the truce village of. both delegations are going to set up a new joint on office this comes a day after kim jong un's right hand man made the us secretary of state in new york to try and pave the way for a summit between him and donald trump and the spanish parliament is debating a no confidence motion against pa mr modi on little boy before the vote is held in less than an hour the horse party has been struggling to restore trust after a portable that it profited from an illegal scheme the votes being brought forward by the opposition socialist party the petro song as it was hoping to take over as prime minister. ezri is getting a populist government the anti establishment five star movement and far right league party have succeeded in forming a coalition with just separate content as prime minister and his ministers will be sworn in on friday ending weeks of political deadlock now the reports from rome. ending almost a week of political and financial turmoil in italy the incoming prime minist

u.s. ambassadors have been sparking some controversy as of late america's envoy to israel told journalists critical of how to live eva's handling of the gaza protests to shut up the u.s. state department says ambassadors around the world have the right to voice their opinions pastors have a right to express their opinion their representatives of the white house whether it's this administration or other administrations and we hear them voicing their opinions and their sometimes opinions that people may or may not like and that there is the right to free speech as well. the fifty six mission to the international space station is set to launch just in a few hours from now actually be launching from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan with a crew of three on board which is at the launch site learning more about those getting ready for blast off. this is the vehicle by which the latest crew members will be making their way to the international space station a trio includes dr serrano on chancellor from nasa so the approach from moscow's most and alexander gerstner from east to now for the ame

u.s. products the standoff has sparked fears of a global trade war. as reality set in clear signs of frustration and even exhaustion on the side of europeans it's still we're angry who's concerned outraged it's because we've been in talks with the americans for months now and only if they don't listen and they think they can belittle us but that's not possible but the americans and the europeans are allies and that's not how allies treat each other just finished. the e.u. now says it will retaliate with proportional imports on u.s. products like motorcycles jeans and whiskey a threat brushed off by u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross and they have the those retaliate in the event of a mother. who will remain unlikely to be as much as one percent on our economy. similar measures are being planned by canada and mexico which say they'll put retaliatory tariffs on products as diverse as yogurt coffee washing machines and lawn mowers wall street was rattled by the flurry of announcements and indeed down on the day asian markets began down but recovered in

u.s. products the standoff has sparked fears of a global trade war. canada is the largest exporter of steel and aluminum to the u.s. both metals are critical for the american defense industry with applications in aircraft and tanks in canada could be considered a national security threat to the united states is inconceivable the northern neighbor says it will now impose proportional import tariffs on u.s. products as diverse as yogurt coffee washing machines and lawn mowers. to the south mexico has promised its own tariffs on u.s. products like lamps pork and flat steel. across the atlantic representatives of europe strongest economy and export leader germany reacted with similar frustration . to. the decision by the us government is wrong it is harmful for europe as well as for the united states. in brussels they were already drawing up a list of retaliatory measures. this is a but for twitter you opinion cannot. react to that we've got a new kind of reaction so really you need to introduce a set of disputes on the on the w t o. likely candidates for

u.s. backed dictatorship the spark well one lately credited was this man seen here on our t.v. interviewing to his years post coup leader mohamed was yuki what do you say about the united states and its role once leading human rights and now. engaged in torture committee as president went on. to talk about torture back dictator predicts a sort of course many people believe wiki leaks publication of classified u.s. cables detailing the crimes of washington's arab proxies helped to begin the arab spring but today it is not the people of tunisia beings or tortured it is julian assange himself who still remains on the rubber tree detention by tourism is government a un here now is pushing for the release of wiki leaks founder julian assange he has been claiming asylum in london the ecuadorian embassy has twenty twelve well tomorrow marks six years of a songes confinement in london the wiki leaks founder arguably did so much to free the people of england's football opponents today tunisia is him self arbitrarily detained by the british government joining me now is a lawyer for julia

u.s. . but that deal has sparked protests in both countries with opponents in athens saying it doesn't go far enough decades long disputes die hard. electric carmaker taff lie in fact to flash thousands of jobs hard and emails and stuff c.e.o. elon musk said the layoffs were necessary for the company to to become profitable to the cuts which will see nine percent of workers lose their jobs come as the company grapples to address a number of problems including the departure of senior staff and crashes involving self arriving cause musk says the production of tesla's must market models three sit down would be wouldn't be affected shares in chinese technology companies that have crashed almost forty percent in its first day of trading in two months return to the markets comes after the firm reached a settlement with u.s. authorities trading was originally set suspended back in april after washington accused the company of violating sanctions against iran and north korea resulting ban on american companies selling parts to put the company's future in question. a federal judge in the u.s. has rule

u.s. border continues to spark protest here in the bay area and around the country.dozens gather outside a detention facility with ice detainees are held. it was organized by a father who wanted to make his fathers day meaningful. >> reporter: dozens of demonstrators lined up outside the facility. chanting. carrying signs. protesting ice and the policy of taking immigrant children from their parents. >> we have known people that have been ripped apart from families. it's heartbreaking. >> protestors chanted messages of hope to the dads being detained inside the facility. among the group. lots of dads. spending their father's day protesting instead of celebrating. >> i don't know what i would do. there's no limit. the idea is that my government is doing this with my taxes. is unacceptable. >> the father's day protest was organized by the san francisco dad. an i.t. specialist in banking and launched a facebook appeal asking others to join him. >> it didn't seem right to me. to be sitting around having lunch with my children. with there are families being torn apart. fa

u.s.-mexico border, which has sparked outrage in the united states and abroad. >> i read some of the textf the order. what it does is require the attorney general to file a motion in court that would clarify the settlement from 1997 in a way that would allow the administration to detain children with their parents in criminal detention facilities. the trump administration is going this route and we should expect a legal challenge from the immigration lawyers who say this is still not the way to go. the advocates who say we don't need to take away the rights of kids. they will not be happy with this. francine daimler is the first : major corporation to blame tariffs for lower profit outlook. meanwhile, india has raised tariffs on imports to the u.s.. has hiked tariffs on items like chickpeas, walnuts, apples, boric acid among others clearly in retaliation to the , increased duties on aluminum and steel that india believes hurts domestic industry and more importantly, it believes it violates global trading roles. wastinger is --hoisting the white flag even before the trade war is caps off.

u.s. relations can. go back some sparks was formed as you may know we were the most we have the privilege of being the most allied of the united states. sent to see too. many other alliances promoted by the west and new knight states in particular we've been members will we also have the privilege of being the most sanctioned. of that to any group of countries so while it sounds contradictory it is contradictory and this shows that pakistan will do what is in its national interest it will not just go with the wind one way or the other and if it means disagreeing with a friend or some other stakeholders if that is what national interest desires that will be done you cannot always be. agreeing on every issue in the book so i feel very confident that our press is free it's plays a pretty active role parliament is active the debates etc that forms an influence as public opinion so all that all those factors being the the the executive which is the government in question can then decide what suits national interests as regards u

u.s. and china is sparking fears of the trade war. the trump administration says it's sending china a message. it's coming up as we look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." breaking news this morning about a high level meeting between members of the justice department's top brass and powerful house republican committee chairman, the same chairmen who have been requesting documents from the justice department related to the russia investigation. this comes after the highly anticipated report of the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton investigation, a probe in which the inspector general unveiled deplorable behavior by fbi officials. ultimately concluded that political bias did not affect the investigation's outcome. that's a claim president trump and many republican lawmakers do not buy. reaction to that in a moment. first, let's get back to the meeting between justice department officials and influential house gop lawmakers many my next guest was one of those people in attendance. joining me right now is devin nunes of cali

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u.s. ambassador to germany richard grinnell against interfering in domestic politics after he sparked outrage by saying he wanted to empower the european right the u.s. state department has defended the remarks. so i use now how be with you again the top of the next hour thanks for being with us for. being in zero business. german companies want to make children a living some investment some time home and on. boats more often to them often enough to see the gold song. with no guarantee of success going to. next on. child pornography global crime. pedophilia networks and exploit the internets. perpetrators are aware they could be investigated and many understand they need help. we accompany someone who sought out their. dark desires the battle against child pornography. in forty five minutes. called the germans chained together in one nation from shanda minute to chancellor o'toole from bismarck on. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. nice well formed ways to bring my own college of best to protect christendom and spread to the truth. are we to fall back into the enemy

u.s. goods. well, trade war sparking selloff, the dow sunked 251 points.stors start a new month waiting for what's expected stlong may job's report. look at the dow, the nasdaq up 25. cheryl: taking a look at european stocks, higher on news of antiestablishment party struck a deal to form new government. 5 days of political chaos. all steadily in the green. gerri: dax on fire. over in asia, mixed picture with stocks but higher hong kong and south korea. cheryl: first the seats got smaller and then they took away the food, now the bathrooms are shrinking for airline passengers, what are they going to do to us next? fbn:am continues right now. ♪ cheryl: almost 5:30 in new york. friday june 1st, good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. gerri: good morning, i'm gerri willis for lauren simonetti. we all feel a little bit of frustration. cheryl: now you're going to shrink things even on us. gerri: i don't know how we cope. moving on the news now, today president trump will read a top secret letter straight from the desk of kim jong un. meanwhile a north korea

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u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem which sparked outrage in techie and across the muslim world was. the fact that the united states claim to be a mediator to preserve the peace in the region and the world has a share in this massacre is something else and it's definitely an acceptable. hey trump what are you trying to do what kind of an approach is that political leaders are supposed to work to bring peace not stir things up. we must encourage other countries to recognize the palestinian state. on the basis of the one nine hundred sixty seven borders with these two slim is this capital. let's not forget the texas foreign ministry accuse the u.s. of violating international law in this statement the us government's announcement that it will move in tel aviv to jerusalem and may shows that it insists on destroying the grounds for peace by violating international law take he responded by withdrawing its ambassador from tel aviv and calling an image is he meeting of islamic nations however american allies just seem to shrug off the move that is within turkey's right to do so and i don't

u.s. tire of some sort and goods sparking talk of a trade war. well joining us now from tokyo is michael penn he's president of the shin yet soon news agency michael ahead of the g. seven summit president trump has managed to alienate some of america's closest allies good could japan end up getting pulled into a trade war as well. yes i think it very much could in fact you know although the japanese government has been not particularly outspoken it's been quiet as it usually is in terms of the substance of the policy there is very very much been a divergence between where the u.s. is going and where the japanese want to go in fact in the comments of president trump what you played there in that package he was talking about a bilateral trade deal and that's exactly what the japanese government's been holding a line against they prefer multilateral agreements and they don't want to be pushed into a bilateral agreement which they think will be only for this event of japan prime minister meeting with donald trump was in part to talk strategy head of

u.s. president donald trump has sparked a war of words over the oil price ahead of the opec meeting next week. trump tweeted crude levels were too high saying opec is at it again, not good. this is the second time trump expressed dissatisfaction with oil prices iran's opec governor told reuters the u.s. couldn't place sanctions on two of the cartel members and then blame it for price volatility >>> president trump will reportedly meet with trade advisers to discuss implementing billions of dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods trump will unveil a slightly smaller list of products than initially tabled the final amount is likely to remain around $50 billion. all eyes will be on that announcement which is expected tomorrow >>> steve spoke with britain's international trade secretary, liam fox, and asked what he thought of president trump's rhetoric on trade and defense. >> we understand some of the reservations and analysis made by the u.s. administration in relation to chinese overproduction in relation to market access issues in china. to force tech transfer we understand reservations and

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u.s. illegally began to be enforced in may. powerful and at times heartrending images of separated families have sparked demonstrations in the number of u.s. cities and outrage across the political spectrum. >> we spend a lot of money all of the world promoting human rights and democracy. and respect for children. and in our own country, we are treating children in a way which describes torture. >> some of the holding facilities are spartan, little more than mats on caged floors with foil blankets or cots in desert tents. but there's also been some pushback from the men and women who risk their lives to protect the nation's borders. >> you are putting your child -- what's inhumane is putting your child in the trunk of a car, or crossing the river. >> at least three tender age shelters in texas. the department of health and human services has the goal of such shelters is to keep children and parents as close as possible until court proceeding proceedings. >> these children are very small. many of them don't understand what's going on. they're traumatized by having been pulled from her parents. >> with an understaffed federal bureauc

evacuation orders for six communities flows of all the southern flank of the volcano sparked and among residents. the new u.s. ambassador to germany is due to pay his first official visit to germany's foreign ministry later today nothing unusual about that you might think but richard grinnell has already. ruffle feathers by very undiplomatic remarks he made to the right wing website bright park news journal politicians have warned against interfering in domestic politics and the german government has asked the u.s. or clarification of the ambassador's remarks. this is richard grinnell he's been trumps man in berlin for just shy of a month but the new u.s. ambassador has already been hitting the headlines with his own political opinion paces he gave his first big interview to bryant pass the new site that supported trump in the u.s. election campaign in it now explained how he wants to strengthen the conservatives in europe who he says are on the rise because of the failed policies of the left in the same interview he was also critical of german defense policy the reaction from political parties in berlin was

u.s. tariffs that threaten to spark a trade war. h >> we're workid to reduce our trade imbalance, which is very subantial. i will tell you, over the years it has been an extraornarily weak trade policy. na>> alcindor: meanwhile, 's prime minister justin trudeau hosted french president emanuel macr ahead of tomorrow's meeting. trudeau had tough words for mr. trump: >): hisanslat unacceptable actions are hurting his own citizens. it is american jobs which will be lost because of thections of the united states and its administration. >> alcindor: the president has railed again trade agreements, even with america's closest allies, accusing the e.u., canada and japan of taking advantage of the u.s. ff they charge five times what we charge for ta and i believe in the word 'reciprocal,' you're going to charge five times, we're going toharge five times. >> alcindor: president trump announced last month that the f u., canada and japan would face new tariffs o25% on steel and 10% on aluminum. the e. quickly countered with its own list of tari