it looks like a he's gambling all the time would he be successful in disrupting free trade in using europe to help with the trouble with china. well so far we have seen a lot of disruption we've seen a lot of noise we have not seen much progress instead we have seen terrorists being imposed including steal a living or terrorists on the e.u. there is a good chance that if the u.s. indeed now works with the e.u. to put pressure on china so that china changes some of its practices there is a good chance that somewhere to this terrorist war. yes i do see an end to that i hope that we come to an end before the end of this year already as probably china will have to settle at some point in time for this meeting the chief economist of the baron bank thank you very much. you're welcome german engineering company armored siemens is planning a complete restructuring the company which builds trains turbines industrial robots and medical scanners will be streamlining five of their business sectors into three according to c.e.o. joe kayser zimmerman's wants to concentrate on the energy industry digitiz

and a big boost for us europe's imports skyrocket as china looks elsewhere. base is your business update on how an arm free glad you could join me the u.s. federal reserve has left its key lending rate on hold for now after its regular policy meeting the fed was upbeat about the economy citing strong consumer spending and business investment a strong jobs market and inflation may its two percent target that probably puts the fed on calls for a september rate hike ofter its next meeting fed chair jerome towle said at the start of the year that interest rates would continue to be raised in small moderate steps they now stand in a range of one point seven five to two percent off for a small hike in june he was president donald trump has ruled against further hikes fearing it could slow down economic growth. and earlier i spoke to a wall street correspondent so if you should months can also and she had any sense that the fed is taking trump's concerns on board. i wouldn't say so first of all helena monetary policy and anything concerning the fact that it's usuall

is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plaguing spanish cities because there's no way to control the inflow of migrants because there's no way to give jobs to the newcomers all the while thousands of skilled young spanish people are leaving the country every month we're not providing them with opportunities we made the biggest mistake a nation can make and that we have forsaken our own children to take in others that the sikh community in the u.s. says it's facing an increasing number of hate crimes as people mistakenly identify them as muslims we'll tell you about that and more after this break. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes come protect themselves. in the final merry go round. doing all middle of the room sick. leave. politicians to do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be preached. to the right to be for us this is wh

i'm irish waiter thank you for joining us europe has been sizzling under a record breaking heat wave that's been leaving its mark in various ways up north in sweden a glacier atop the cabinet chis a mountain has melted so much that it's no longer the country's tallest peak experts say the mountain has shrunk by more than four meters in july alone meanwhile bathers in the baltic sea have been more and after thousands of jellyfish invaded shorelines in recent days in one day more than ninety people required treatment at the resort of haile after receiving painful stings researchers say the warm weather has increased jellyfish for the populations in the area but the hottest place in europe right now is the i've been in peninsula in spain at least three people have died from heat stroke this week in portugal could break europe's all time high record heat record of forty eight degrees celsius. mercilessly the sun beats down day after day driving the temperatures in portugal to record breaking highs. people do whatever they can for relief. authorities have issued a nationwide health alert

if they were in the group of course i mean that one of the most of those in the us europe and i mean. one of the tribal at. the ways of the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrant. most of the sympathy i want to become lost and i wanted us to sum this up but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities that person as they are. most needed or don't have it up or somehow get them in a lot less than the one that. they have to watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the. movie bully gravels. the who could be about to do. a sit sit struggles and many couples won't. deal with the push to political spawn who both of you out to do with multiple. french opposition leader has found his name on a list of suspicious twitter accounts and led to him declaring he is not a russian bought. another one reels from the shock suicide of an anti immigration party politicians who claimed that she'd been raped by a muslim gang wants to hear. and disturbin

steven major will join us from hsbc. europe cannot find a bid. down to a 1.15 handle. a 10ix 11, down near print. the pros which is what look at, is moving with a vengeance. strong yen, weak euro. francine. francine: i have turkish lira as my chart that matters today. this is what i am looking at overall, most major stocks advancing. tot helps to give a lift up investor sentiment against the backdrop of trade concern and geopolitical noise. treasury setting. i am looking at pound because of that brexit headline. tom: when things unravel for any nation, it is about the piggyback. let's look at the turkish piggy bank, which is fx reserve. it is remarkably linear for a

perpetrators from one they also destroy another and sometimes from you know europe to a free car europe to the us or europe to the god of that so i mean moving people in a way that they could actually not be prosecuted and this means that of course the vatican has a lot of information this is the information that concrete lead has to be made available this is really the question now there is the change perhaps subtle but very very telling for those who actually follow this story which is that the bowl or less we're going to have to stop referring to these things as since he actually has started talking about crimes and if it is official that the vatican recognises . these things as crimes then of course they are the mandate to bring in national authorities this is the the man that the irish prime minister is making and this is by and large the man that most of the international community including the un governments and so on are making this external pressure is not only burden to solve the issue but it's also important so that i think people inside the vatican that are reformist can rely on exte

i want to migrate to europe for the future of my children and i applied to the us that they didn't help me other than. they had mobile smugglers want one thousand euros for the trip and i when i said that if your name isn't it meant that i feel. who don't doesn't walk she would do react and many here are facing a similar dilemma. it may be too soon to say if there will be a second wave of refugees to europe but the conditions are right. for now despite all the hardship best bit seems to be never known if the lebanese. not some of the other stories making headlines around the world authorities in the democratic republic of congo say four more people have tested positive for the ebola virus in the country's northeast the outbreak in north kivu province close the ugandan border has already claimed twenty lives the cases come just days after another outbreak in the northwest of the d.r. c. was declared over. the u.s. president donald trump has called on attorney general just sessions to end the high profile investigation into russian election meddling tweeted quote sessions should stop this

out of out of out of compliance in iran out of compliance then europe will side with us even if we were the if it's our fault if iran manages to stay in compliance i think europe is in a much more difficult situation and the possibility that they will try to strike a additional bargain with iran to provide some replacement economic benefits is real but i think the question here is not only striking additional concessions for iran but also negotiating that with the united states because i'm i'm pretty sure you're heard a number of officials in the trauma administrations directly almost ordering our european companies german companies to get out of iran to seize their business operations there immediately. that's hardly seems to be building bridges that you employ a bit with the allies but putting that aside do you think the united states needs to be taught a lesson here that's essentially the question i'm trying to ask you do you think the european union needs to take a moral stance in this on this particular issue to show the united states the trumpet ministration and in

looks like a he's gambling all the time will he be successful in this robbed in free trade in using europe to help with the trade war with china. well so far we have seen a lot of disruption we've seen a lot of noise we have not seen much progress in that we have seen terrorists being imposed including steal a living or terrorists on the e.u. there's a good chance that if the u.s. indeed now works with the e.u. to put pressure on china so that china changes some of its practices there is a good chance that that actually may have a positive result as china ultimately is the weaker of these three partners in trade terms a very briefly if you can do you see an end somewhere to this tariff war. yes i do see an end to that i hope that we come to an end before the end of this year already as probably china will have to settle at some point in time others reading their chief economist of the bear and bank thank you very much. you're welcome. the american economy tesla is sinking deeper into the red in the second quarter they lost seven hundred twenty million dollars that's doubling the loss from

if they were in the press to group of course i mean that was the most news in the us europe and i mean for. one a little smile at. hello and welcome to redact it's and i am naomi care of ani week camp is off this week he's doing his other job modeling for crucifixions but don't worry he's still yelling about wall street which is actually way more powerful with a lot of glock believe it or not i will be in the driver's seat tonight for this incredible new episode i put together and by i put together i mean take credit for not only in john's work so now let's take the news from the side personal preference ok never trust a thin chef a sober bartender or a drug dealer behind a counter one such drug dealer insists lying to sell the deadliest drug on the market natalie mcgill has more. if you're aware of this country's opioid epidemic then you're probably familiar with the huge pharma companies that have pushed these drugs like pharma johnson and johnson in attack wait i think that last one is from the movie office space. and their brand of pain relief relies a lot more on relieving stress

good fortune even the one of the most of those in the us europe only bird. flu times the morning smiles all at. once. welcome to mexico as are financial survival guide. political that's the town. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates average you watch guys referring. to. the woman in the. league. looker. headlines in our twitter is accused of double standards after banning an activist for offensive comments against blacks even though identical tweets against whites went unchallenged meanwhile info was one of the most popular and calls for a virtual turns of news web sites has been burned by leading social media platforms what they call it speech also to come this hour head of the international chemical weapons watchdogs visit to see the english town of amesbury mainstream media continue to speculate on the poisoning case claiming that the u.k. has asked russia to extradite suspects. we speak to the son of a hunger striking bahraini opposition figure who's protesting while in jail because he's reportedly being denied lifesaving treatment

is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plaguing spanish cities all because there's no way to control the inflow of migrants because there's no way to give jobs to the newcomers all the while thousands of skilled young spanish people are leaving the country every month we're not providing them with opportunities we made the biggest mistake a nation can make we have forsaken our own children to take another's. company at the center of a scandal surrounding a water crisis in the city of flint in the u.s. state of michigan is apparently among competitors now fighting for a contract about privatizing water enoggera a country where millions of people still don't have access to a vital resource goes down off next and explains this morning how the tourist corporation seem to have little problem getting new offers to take charge of water supply in some places that are really struggling for it. nigeria is a country going up against all sorts of hardship poverty corruption th

is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plaguing spanish cities or because there's no way to control the inflow of migrants because there's no way to give jobs to the newcomers all the while thousands of skilled young spanish people are leaving the country every month we're not providing them with opportunities we made the biggest mistake a nation can make we have forsaken our own children to take in others. i'm back with more news stories in just over a minute's time keep it here on r.t. international. with this manufactured consensus and still public will. when the ruling classes protect them so. would the flaming. lips be the woman. who ignore middle of the room sick. i mean. this is my love hate relationship with the united kingdom. and the a lot of it because it's shambolic and fraudulent. and i buy the cow to hate it because thousands tens of thousands of people have their lives destroyed by our b.s. . your product with r t international a passenger plane stol

perspective there are only bad answers here either you've got europe essentially isolating us because they find a way to save the deal or you've got europe failing to save the deal and return iran returning to unconstrained enrichment which is a huge problem for us for europe and for the world but hold on mr blank you may have forgotten but it was the administration you worked for the obama administration which was very proud of forging the so-called european consensus on sanctions against russia back in two thousand and fourteen and the rationale back down to was that. russia in your eyes violated certain norms of behavior and needed to be signed a signal that this is not the way you conduct yourself on the international arena now. we now have the united states which clearly violated its obligations that reach is involved in behavior that you clearly disapprove of you made it very clear throughout this program which also leads to an increase in confrontation in the middle east should the united states be sent a similar signal that this is not the kind of behavior that its european al

is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plaguing spanish cities or because there's no way to control the inflow of migrants because there's no way to give jobs to the newcomers all the while thousands of skilled young spanish people are leaving the country every month we're not providing them with opportunities we made the biggest mistake a nation can make we have forsaken our own children to take in others. a passenger plane stolen by a partly suicidal earline employee has crushed near seattle in the northwest united states there were no other people on board when the aircraft was taken video of the plane flying low over residential areas was posted online. what is happening right now. my phone got it yes. airlines q four hundred one. should never be that little three year. we're just trying to find a place for you to rant safely. it's going to. there's no indication that this was an attack of any kind or a terrorist act of any kind apparently it was somebody who d

family over to see inside the spanish nationality and the girls as well so our opportunity to us in europe and well we came here on the cations with the girls and. one point a friend of course asked the girls what do you like about berlin and my my oldest daughter said what i like is to be outside without being scared that's what i'd like at that point i was almost clear and sure that i was not coming back the year before we came in that year before we spend so much time playing out in the streets you know texting. and it didn't really work you know some people who got the outs to you know this was two thousand and twelve. like from two thousand and twelve until the out every year it would need thousands and thousands of many frustrations everywhere. three years ago for example you will you could you could go to the. supermarket depending on the last number of your id. my id number and i don't five then i could go on the men face so i was basically forced to go on wednesday to the supermarket to buy whatever was available that day and maybe when you get into the supermarket there's no more

is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plaguing spanish cities all because there's no way to control the inflow of migrants because there's no way to give jobs to the newcomers all the while thousands of skilled young spanish people are leaving the country every month we're not providing them with opportunities we made the biggest mistake a nation can make and that we have forsaken our own children to take in others who . tens of thousands of rally to cross romania calling on the government to resign in the capital book arrests protests turned violent to at some point four hundred forty required medical help including twenty four policeman. ah. ah. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. the unrest was triggered by a new law reducing the punishment for abuse of office thousands of romanians living abroad return home for that rally in bucharest many say they're unable to find work in their own home country because a corrupti

it so we have to go but they were in the mood to torture me in the looks of the most news in the us europe and any bird. of the times when a little child will ask. and we're back with rick fucking and founder of the swedish pirate party and cryptic currency vangelis discussing the future of bitcoin welcome back rick now do you think that governments can come up with its own version block change currency make it traceable registered and insured or not we ever evade taxes or fines or hide their profits i know banks are trying to citigroup for instance is definitely doing it right now. there are governments trying there are banks trying there was this sort of mantra or cliched last year on year before last it's not about bitcoin it's about the under innovation of bitcoin called the block chain which is a solution to a really really really hard problem as in the century how do you make sure that a lot of people are agreeing on everybody's account balances. because there's obviously an interest in somebody saying that no i have more money and everybody else needs not agree with that governments

politics aimed at maintaining the dialogue with our american friends because the us is our biggest partner outside europe. not us and europe one i'm going to be themes on and we want to address the major themes of the twenty first century that is means education digitalisation it means urban planning we want to reach multipliers who can take the ideas that we can touch upon. us to get. us what we are attempting here which some describe as a new assessment of our relationship with him is to get in touch with the people right across the country one. we have established that direct contacts exchange programs are major factor in determining how another country is perceived how demi is perceived in the u.s. and in finding stock market. best selling german or phone current now a long term resident of california is one of the participants she shows that the rolling germany review will remind the two nations and continents of all they have in common by the continent for both continents have done terrible and wonderful things and would do well to just admit that us. and so much in america is european and things t

he is calling for fresh sanctions on russia but not only look into the us but europe as well. e big area of concern is the use of chemical weapons on foreign soil and banning on line advertiser lent. for many years, that has been in place. he once on line platforms because they are so powerful they can swing elections. we shall keep an eye on how he progresses in washington. in the front page of the financial times, venezuela and this situation has been getting more and more acute for a number of time. it is getting a lot of media attention now because of the crisis has been ongoing for some time was make it is frightening. this is all about hyper inflation and runaway prices. so much so that what you goodbye with your money tomorrow is less than what you goodbye with it today. zimbabwe is also hedging into that territory. detrimental to a country ‘s economic situation. what we have seenin ‘s economic situation. what we have seen in venezuela is mass people playing, and exodus put on the scale of the syrian refugee crisis. it all started with political repression and years of e

losing the us europe and we've heard. this remarkable trial at. i was. i was i was legal. i. was. as the deadline for the first round of u.s. sanctions against iran approaches the european union triggers measures to protect business is working with. also to come this hour an hour to revisit orphans reunited with their family she is after the children were taken from russia to iraq by their radicalized parents who went to join islamic state we speak to their relatives i remember when the film crew arrived and they showed me the footage i could not believe it i could not believe that it was possible that my girls could come back home she doesn't let me go anywhere also to donald trump again outlines plans to create a military force in space so the pentagon appears less than enthusiastic about a possible star wars program or indeed about some of his other plans for the military and warned of deadly chemicals one year later cases and seize the u.s. army overexposure to a toxic substance while working at an american military base in germany. but i welcome you watching us international

perspective there are only bad answers here either you've got europe essentially isolating us because they find a way to save the deal or you've got europe family to save the deal and return to iran returning to unconstrained arrangement which is a huge problem for us for europe and for the world but hold on mr blank you may have forgotten but it was the administration you worked for the obama administration which was very proud of forging the so-called european consensus on sanctions against russia back in two thousand and fourteen and the rationale back down was that. russia in your eyes violated certain norms of behavior and needed to be signed to signal that this is not the way you can do. to yourself on the international arena now we now have the united states which clearly violated its obligations that reach is involved in behavior that you clearly disapprove of you made it very clear throughout this program which also leads to an increase in confrontation in the middle east should the united states be sent a similar signal that this is not the kind of behavior that. its europea

all along they had been against the nuclear deal right from the start they say the us can't be trusted and that europe is too weak to keep it in check. in. their eyes we have are very valuable for us we don't find it's just good give up them for nazi death have. martyred our scientists because of. an affair right so. you see that this is important if it wasn't important they wouldn't kill them. many in europe consider president rouhani to be a new ray of hope but now he's under pressure from two sides the people want to see positive results from the nuclear deal while his conservative opponents are taking advantage of the crisis his rivals are the ones actually holding power the latest election so many reformists enter parliament but the military and courts still belong to the hardliners even friends of the president must fear repression. that. was. the most power is based on the country's oil richness we went back to visit him on judge i.e. at his workplace in the persian gulf it's risky in light of years of economic sanctions helicopter. than airplanes are more prone to crash. the u.s. policies are

in brussels the european commission criticize the my as comments as unconstructive of live in us in europe threats are useless and don't get you anywhere where you are the only way to solve a problem in europe is to work together in a constructive manner and good will. as the latest talks in brussels ended yet again without resolution europe's divisions over migration are painfully exposed but the chuck d. is not the first rescue vessel to be left in limbo on the mediterranean and it probably won't be the last unless leaders in brussels can find a common way ahead. and joining. in the studio now is to move fisher he's from the n.g.o.s is a boca an organization that campaigns for migrants taking the syria to europe mr fisher thank you for joining us today now your n.-g. o. organized demonstration in munich earlier today just what is your message yes thank you very much mary and well we organized demonstrations not only in munich but by now in over one hundred fifty cities in europe and it's more than one hundred thousand people going on the streets asking one simple question which is that w

us. europe is continuing to swelter in an intense heatwave, with temperatures hitting near—record highs in in the algarve has destroyed more than a thousand hectares of forest. sima kotecha reports from the spanish city of cordoba. there's hot and then there really hot and it is across the iberian peninsula. in southern portugal, the intensity of the heat led to wildfires. more than 1000 firefighters tackled the blaze in a popular tourist destination. here in cordoba in southern spain, by mid—morning, temperatures had already reached 30 celsius and then it got hotter. we arrived here yesterday afternoon when it was about 43 degrees. peter stayed in the hotel. i said, "i'm going out for a walk", and i came back pretty quickly. as this torrid weather continues, the government is frequently reminding people here how to stay cool and doctors have told us they are particularly concerned about those who are visiting from colder climates. it is so much warmer here, so much warmer but we have come to see cordoba and that is what we will do. i didn't listen to the health warnings. ijust wasn't goin

move if they were in the mood to torture me in that one of the most news in the us europe and i mean bird. flu tons more little smile at. russia views any further tightening of u.s. sanctions as the precursor of an economic war after washington bounces new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agent surrogate scripts both of these dolts. and the u.k. . meantime another headline for the week is a new batch of u.s. sanctions against the rand took effect the e.u. scrambled to protect european businesses working with iran. saudi airstrike on a school bus in war torn yemen killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more washington reaffirmed its strategic military partnership with the saudis. and coming up to a special report we meet a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined the islamic state.

but it's a rhythm to go if they were in the group of course i mean that one of those the who's in us europe and me bird. want to smile at. the program. i was kind. come. on. don't. rush abuse any further tightening of u.s. sanctions as the precursor to economic war after washington announces new penalties for the poisoning of brush and double agent and his daughter in the u.k. . meanwhile as a new batch of u.s. sanctions against iran take effect the scramble to protect your pin business is working with terror. also this hour a saudi airstrike on a school bus in war torn yemen kills twenty nine children and injures dozens more washington reaffirms and strategic military partnership with the saudis. and we meet a russian woman who faces in prison for terrorism after falling for her husband to syria while key joint islamic.

to torture me in that one of the most to lose in the us europe and i mean for the. wonderful to have a laugh. america was never great was founded on the rapes in the murders. nothing changed so we said in. response to these situations that we do in the ways. people get sad every day she is just sad people kill each other blacks were killing children. there was just no way that people were going to just sit back and allow children to miss and shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the reason i have to ride like this is the reason. i. believe. twitter is accused of double standard softer banning an activist for offensive comments against black people even though identical tweets against whites went unchallenged. in full was one of the most popular in schools russia will sign it if news websites has been banned by leading social media platforms what they describe as hate speech had a visit by the international. watchdog to t

roger federer makes it through to the third round of the us open. europe's top clubs find out their fate as the draw is made for the group stages of the champions league. and the unlikely hero. sam curran rescues england on the opening day of the fourth test against india. thanks forjoining us, welcome to the programme. roger federer‘s run for a sixth us open title continues after he beat france's benoit paire to book his place in the third round at flushing meadows. federer struggled with his serve at time but came through 7—5, 6—4, 6—4 against paire who made 47 unforced errors. he'll play nick kyrigios next. alexander zverev is also through to the 3rd round, for only the second time at flushing meadows. again, nick kyrgios has been courting controversy. he was playing his opponent, who won the first set and was a breakup in the second when he became visibly frustrated. he was booed by the crowd who thought he was trying hard enough. the umpire then took the unusual step of talking to him. he was heard to say i want to help you, this isn't you, you are grea

perspective there are only bad answers here either you've got europe essentially isolating us because they find a way to save the deal or you've got europe failing to save the deal and return iran returning to unconstrained arrangement which is a huge problem for us for europe and for the world but hold on mr blank you may have forgotten but it was the administration you worked for the obama administration which was very proud of forging the so-called european consensus on sanctions against russia back in two thousand and fourteen and the rationale back down was that. russia in your eyes violated certain norms of behavior and needed to be signed a signal that this is not the way you conduct yourself on the international arena now we now have the united states which clearly violated its obligations to reach is involved in behavior that you clearly disapprove of you made it very clear throughout this program which also leads to an increase in confrontation in the middle east should the united states be sent a similar. signaled that this is not the kind of behavior that. its european all

but also at the moment off the reserves and of course on these grounds this movement by the us towards europe cannot be considered fair. to us sanctions against russia which were due to be enacted around the twenty second of august haven't officially come into force share there's been no official confirmation of the exact date the going to be applied they were imposed over the poisoning of a russian double agent and his daughter in the u.k. earlier in the year which the kremlin has been accused of orchestrating well sco denies the accusations an investigation is still ongoing there are two projected way. observe and he russia sanctions do then the first will effect the sale of u.s. made electronic components in aviation and space industries moscow's saying those might his only going to impact the russian public to say russia could face more draconian restrictions in november though they could report in the banking and trade between the two countries for that as well as limit diplomatic ties there's also the threat that russia's state could be banned from u.s. airspace caleb maupin has been ga

they were imposed on the us and europe as well as other areas of the world on moscow and russia in generaly really struggles. you would expect the likes of the russian economy to be enormous when you look at the size of the country and the power it has got, but in terms of financial power, the russian economy is similar size to the likes of italy. when you look at what vladimir putin is doing, he's almost cosying up to the turkish politicians and saying, well, look, you're having similar issues with the us as we are, we can help you. but the stark reality is, there's no way russia can have the financial power to help turkey as much as the us can but both have these sanctions and the sanctions are causing issues in russia. what the story is saying, and it's really hitting vladimir putin's popularity in russia. has there ever been a time when politics and economics have been more intertwined? normally the markets ignore anything political, but at the moment... they can't. donald trump in the white house, vladimir putin, with everything that's going on, this is the most politically driven mar

water but also the woman off the recess and of course on these grounds this movements by the us towards europe or it cannot be considered fair. any round of us sanctions against russia which were due to be enacted around the twenty second of august can tell you have not come into force just yet seems they were imposed of course over the poisoning of the russian double agent and his daughter in the u.k. earlier in the here which the kremlin has been accused of orchestrating moscow denies the accusations and an investigation is still ongoing washington is slated to waive the sanctions. and the first set focus on exports of american made electronics used in the or nautical and space industries wasco says those measures won't generally affect the russian public then in november moscow could face further restrictions described by a u.s. state department official as more draconian that could include more limits on trade and banking and cuts to diplomatic relations the measures under consideration i also banned russia's state airline from entering the u.s. airspace mopin has been gauging what america

i have friends in europe and america, and they give us the money to buy the women free. reporter: one woman was held prisoner for four years. her family paid for her release. >> i saw how they killed my mother. it was awful. they tortured us and forced us to pray. they beat us and they put a price on us and sold us from one man to the next. reporter: she says she was on the brink of killing herself, but then she came across a mobile phone. she secretly sent her family photos and video. three months later, she was found. her family paid 13,000 u.s. dollars to get her back. >> i want you to free all the prisoners from them. they sell them to each other like sheep. it is terrible. they helped themselves to 10-year-old girls. reporter: shivan also tries to help the women afterwards. in the absence of psychological support, she has organized a number of self-help groups. today she is talking with women about suicide. what are the signs that someone is in danger of hurting herself, how can others help? you have to support each other, she tells them. >> i know we have all faced

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roger federer makes it through to the third round of the us open. europe'sr the group stages of the champions league. and the unlikely hero. sam curran rescues england on the opening day of the fourth test against india. thanks forjoining us, welcome to the programme. roger federer‘s run for a sixth us open title continues after he beat france's benoit paire to book his place in the third round at flushing meadows. federer struggled with his serve at time but came through 7—5, 6—4, 6—4 against paire who made 47 unforced errors. he'll play nick kyrigios next. alexander zverev is also through to the 3rd round, for only the second time at flushing meadows.

and he has repeatedly said that in the greatest game of things in the us we still have the best shot at having an ally out outside europe china and russia are even less so benign head to months in their own ways and not at all partners that could make up for the old role of the us mr goss what do you make of everything you hear and can europe sort of forge ahead with these new agreements you know new alliances in everything from financial markets to defense. the short answer would be europe could do it the means are there economically financially and even on the military side but i must say i doubt that the political will exists. we have all these speeches but when these british ns go on and men they have to find majorities in their own domestic parliaments draw create a european army or to create a european payment system the if people just want one of them in germany itself there's a very great resistance to increase expenditure on defense even a little bit of that on german public finances i'm great shape so i would say yes europe should do it. but i very much doubt it will be done with clever ashbrook what do you ma

particularly from president trump himself over nato itself which is the security force bowings the us and europe now he's talked in the past saying that he thinks the us is doing too much so all of these concerns of prompted mark can say we can't now rely on the u.s. security we have to do something about it ourselves well what is that well he's talked about this closer defense cooperation here in europe but he's also said that europe needs to look beyond its borders and to look to other countries such as russia in the feature. film for simply reinforce solidarity would imply revisiting the european architecture of difference in security by negotiating renewed dialogue on cybersecurity chemical weapons conventional weaponry territorial conflicts space security the protection of the protozoan sympatico with russia i want to launch exhaustive reflection with our european partners in a broad sense with russia but defense relationship with russia mr michael said depends on europe and russia finding a mutual agreement in progress when it comes to the midst of peace agreement on the continuing conflic