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w. bush and donald trump.labeled with the word racist was because of how we treated the central park five. he used his bully pulpit to penalize them for a crime they didn't commit. and there was housing discrimination in trump tower. then we have charlottesville * where he said there were many sides. where most of americans thought there was just one side. the president over and so again because of his rhetoric gets him caught in this trap which is hard for him to get out of it. charles: is it possible for him to invite and have an honest conversation? whether it's sports teams that refuse to go to the white house. if he sticks out an olive branch i don't know if anybody would grab it from the other side. >> i understand why the golden state warriors didn't go to the white house because the president rescinded the offer. i am not sure if his actions show what people accuse him of. but his rhetoric doesn't help him. we are also seeing democrats shooting to whatever the decision makes must be racist in nature. l

w. bush and donald trump, all of us born in 1946. dolly parton, share. without that direct experience of interdependence, maybe we lost something and maybe when we confront it as we did confront the vietnam war and watergate and several things that cracked the foundation of our faith in our institution, maybe that was the beginning of the end. i can tell you, though, when i went to washington to work for bobby kennedy, washington was a cd place. it wasn't filled with money. there were no beautiful restaurants and rich places that were watering holes with heavy silverware and napkins. washington was, it had cockroaches, a lot of them, and when we went back in the 1970s to work at the federal trade commission, it was already changing. washington was already getting richer and richer. in the 1980s, something happened to the american corporation and american politics. i don't know that they were directly related, but they are important in terms of understanding this precedents to donald trump because the american corporation we had the phenomenon of the corp

w. play. us president donald trump has announced new tariffs of twenty five percent on imported steel and ten percent on imported aluminum due to come into effect in fifteen days canada and mexico will initially be exempt from the levies as they renegotiate a trade deal with washington the announcement comes despite warnings of a global trade war. if german foreign minister designate gabriele has announced he will not be included.

w play. us president donald trump has confirmed that tariffs with up to sixty billion dollars will be imposed on chinese imports and that more may follow this china has already vowed to respond with necessary measures made while the u.s. tried on voice says some countries including members of the e.u. will be temporarily exempt from steel an element of judy's. u.s. president donald trump has announced that the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton will replace.

w. i've. u.s. president donald trump has lost another member of his administration this time gary cohn his chief economic adviser media reports say cone disagreed with trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports he argued that retaliation by other countries would punish u.s. industry.

. >> does this give sessions a little more, a little more gu gumption, i guess, maybe, with donald trump now w the president? >> yeah, i think that this -- donald trump will look at what jeff sessions did approvingly, yes. if donald trump did not have a direct hand in saying, you have to make sure this guy goes. we'll wait and see. so glad you're both with us. thank you. >>> the president's attorney claims that stormy daniels violated a nondisclosure agreement and could now owe up to $20 million for what she's already said about an alleged affair with the president and an agreement not to talk about it. >>> also, much of the recent white house turmoil could be traced back to the russia investigation. how is vladimir putin reacting to everything we've been seeing. >>> also -- >> i was calling to share with you some information about the fiu pedestrian bridge. >> no one heard that message until after the bridge collapsed. could it hold clues about why this happened? n coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we giv

w. early this morning donald trump took to twitter and fired us a good terry of state rex tillerson there was no phone call from the white house mr tillerson found out just like you and i did tonight terminations by tweet america's top diplomat sacked and blindsided europe in asia are their eyes open for what could come next i'm broke off in berlin this is the day. i really didn't discuss it very much with them honestly i made that decision by myself really it was a different mindset it was a different thank you but you look at iran i think it's terrible i guess it was ok . now for quite some time. prevent this energy from and this is the lack always of the same wavelength. the relationship is very good that secretary of state i think rick be much happier now. or we begin the day with this headline from the news magazine the atlantic from one week a good how did it right still or seen manage to keep his job well the headlines today he did it. if you were wondering what letter of terminations from the oval office of u.s. president from books lie well this is it a tweet cia director mike po

it w it was donald trump who told us that. >> it's so easy to be presidential. >> so many of these thingssy to fix. >> we're going to get our jobs back and stop companies from leaving. it's so easy. >> a lot of politicians said you can't get mix co exico to pay f wall. i said it going to be so easy. >> you're going to have such great health care at a tiny fraction of the cost and it going to be so easy. >> i've worked with politicians all my life. they're easy. >> i'm so good at this stuff. i'm so good. it's so easy. >> our thanks to our friends at "hardball" for compiling that collection. this was day 407 of the trump presidency. tomorrow will mark the president's 133rd day as president at a trump branded report. and that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week. thank you so very much for being here with us. have a good weekend and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on "all in," another nbc news exclusive. >> my name is jared kushner. >> the mueller's probe is investigating whether or not the president's son-in-law is using foreign policy to

w. bush and donald trump all of us born in 1946, dolly parton, cher. i mean, anybody who is anybody was born in 1946 i want you to know that. but without that direct experience of entered dependence maybe we -- lost something. and maybe when we confronted as we did confront the vietnam war, and "watergate" and several things that cracked the foundation of our faith in our institutions, maybe that was the beginning of the end. i can tell you, though, that when i went to washington to work for bobby kennedy, washington was kind of cd place it was not filled with money. there were no beautiful restaurants and rich kind of places that were watering holes with heavy silverware and napkins and no, washington was it had cockroaches, a lot of them. [laughter] and when i went back in the 1970s, to work at the federal trade commission, it was already changing. washington was get withing richer and richer. and then in the 1980s, some of you may remember something happened to the american corporation and also to american politics. i don't know that they were direc

that obama had anything to do with russian collusion and i think that is why he's looking at donald trump and w republicans political analyst on cnn and for your senior editor of the atlantic and author of this book devil's bargain, donald trump and the stormingev of the presidency updated and out of paperback last month. thanks for being on booktv. >> this is part of our coverage of the tucson festival of books. beginning now, the retired admiral and former commander of camp david michael giorgione and scholar craig shirley are next and discuss what it's like to work with presidents. >> the presentation will last for one hour including questiona and answers area please hold the question till the end and we will get back to you. we hope you are a member of the festival program and if you are not, feel free to talk to any of our volunteers wearing red and they will direct you on how to become a friend of the festival. as a member of the united states navy he graduated from the naval academy and 81 and served until about 2010. he is the commander of camp david under the presidencies of bill clint

w. bush. he backed down. donald trump relishes the conflict which may take the shine off the harley dream.ra plett-usher, bs, milwaukee, wisconsin. jane: quick look at the days's other news. florida governor rick scott has signed the first gun control bill since last month's school shooting. raises the legal minimum age for buyingifs and it was a three-day waiting period on firearms sales, but will allow the arming of some school employees. the action was propelled by a palobbying cn by survivors of the massacre. the military has chemical weapons experts to english town of salisbury to help them investigate the attempted murder of a next russian spy and his daughter. and hisipal daught yulia collapsed on sunday after being exposed to a nerve agent. an aid convoy has unloaded food supplies in the rebel-held enclave of easter ghout in syria, the third attempt this week to get to civilians. they hope to get medical supplies next week. so f they have not been allowed. 2017 was the most violent year in mexico's dr war, with 25,000 murders. for over a decade, the army has been deployed in an eff

w. bush. and donald trump himself as well as his daughter and son-in-law donated to plenty of democratic causes in the past. meanwhile, the president's lawyer, john dowd, also joined the fight, telling "the daily beast" that it was time to end an investigation that had been, quote, manufactured by jim comey. he initially said he was speaking on behalf of the president. later, however, he said he was speaking for himself. either way, trump's fellow republicans, they're not having any of this. insisting that mueller has been fair and that the investigation must go on. >> given the time, the resources, the independence to do his job, and when you are innocent, if the allegation's collusion with the russians and there's no evidence of that and you're innocent of that, act like it. >> it is not a collusion probe, it is much broader than that. obviously, once you open that up and you start looking, you can go in one direction or another, you go where the evidence takes you and that's what i support. >> i would hope enough people prevail on the president now. don't go there. don't go there. we have co

w. . and his typically unpredictable manner u.s. president donald trump surprised the world again on thursday as u.s. import tariffs on steel and aluminum were about to take effect against a range of countries he announced they wouldn't be levied against several including the european union. instead he wants to come to an agreement with the e.u. by may twenty five percent for a card we are just starting a negotiation with the european union. because they really shut out our country to a large extent they have barriers that they can trade with us but we can trade with them they're very strong barriers they're very high tariffs we don't it's just not fair to end with the stroke of a pen he sent shock waves through global markets levying penalty import tariffs on as many as thirteen hundred chinese products set to total sixty billion dollars so exactly which products will be affected and by how much is not yet decided. china says it will respond with its own tariffs on u.s. products for years are now stalking markets but a global trade war is getting underwa

w. . stay true to is was u.s. president donald trump signs off tariffs on steel alum in the sparking fears of a tit for tat spot leading to a global trade bull the news says it should be exams and is ready to retaliate. also coming up the u.s. may have pulled out of the transpacific partnership but other countries have gone ahead and signed it anyway praising a massive new free trade zone. this is. business live from. us welcome u.s. president donald trump a signed off on tariffs between ten and twenty five percent on steel and imports he says they are necessary to address unfair trade conditions boost the u.s. economy and create jobs still only accounts for two percent of world trade and yet but tit for tat of tariffs and penalties is the interest the ripple effects can escalate into a full on trade or u.s. business leaders and prominent members of his own republican party have warned his administration that is causing economic disaster with the stroke of a pen donald trump shook up international trade the president signed the healthy

w. the white house says president donald trump will not meet with north korean leader kim jong un unless john yang takes concrete actions spokeswoman sara sanders did not specify what actions north koreans. take on thursday tropics up that an invitation by kim to hold the first ever meeting between the leaders of the two countries. much needed aid has arrived in syria's besieged eastern ghouta after being delayed for days by fighting a thirteen truck convoy unloaded food supplies for some.

w. i've. you know as president donald trump has lost another member of his administration this time gary cohn his chief economic adviser media reports say cohen resigned because he disagreed with trump decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports he argued that retaliation by other countries would harm u.s. industry. south korea's national security director has met the north korean leader kim jong un and says the north has offered to cut back on its nuclear weapons program if it risk.

w. it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has announced new tariffs against steel and aluminum imports which he says will be made official next week the plan is to levy a twenty five percent charge in steel and ten percent on aluminum for weeks internal wrangling within the white house to link this decision. steel made in china a thorn in donald trump's side for months he's threatened to increase tariffs against chinese imports against european ones too but now the time for talk is over at the end of a meeting with steel and aluminum producers he announced the planned levies we have with us the biggest steel company. that used to be bigger. but they got to be a lot bigger again. we have the big companies in the. very unfairly treated by policy. trade deals by other countries horribly treated by. trump's primary target is china due to its massive overproduction of steel and many m which drives down global prices flooding markets with cheap products this would affect german metals exporters their industry association calling fo

w we kat robert mueller has been looking at donald trump's business dealings with russia, and is lookingcountries influential -- .nfluence jane: former vice president joe bidenet i g that involve threats and violence. what was that about? [laughter] heard donald trump talking about ld te him behind the gym ldd beat him up. do trump would not let that slide, so he tweyed that cr joe biden is talking like a toughe guy, but that is weak mentally and physically, and the he would go down hard and fast in a fight. ucthere is a little bit of easeme no going on here -- there is a little bit of machoness, but it d make you wonder. jane: why would he be engaging in tha anthony: we may get joe versus the volcano in 2020. [laughter] jane: anthony, thank you very much. quic at other news. syrian rebels and their families leavingthat had begun under an evacuation deal. the agreement could mark a major vancement in government efforts to secure the nearby capital. an inquiry of the death of russian nikolai -- he fled russia after being accused of frau due td.o atteasnd he court the day his body was disc

w. this is the governor's live from the meeting that coda writes new history donald trump a north korean think like kim jong il in agreeing to hold the first ever u.s. north korea summit kill me on office to denuclearize if the right conditions are met also on the program. the president's trump moves ahead with tariffs on steel and and alimony.

w. are going to be u.s. president donald trumpsays he'll officially announce fifty tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum next week the duties could trigger retaliatory measures by major trading partners in europe and asia the news prompted the dow jones to tumble four hundred twenty three points or one point seven percent. russian president vladimir putin says his country has tested a new missile that could reach anywhere in the world he showcased a range of new weapons during her.

d w dot com africa on the move. donald trump as sexual secretary of state rex tillerson the us president broke the surprise news on twitter announcing cia director mike pompei o as his new choice to head the department and thanking to listen for his service sources suggest he's not been told why he's out of a job.

w bush. he backed down. but donald trump look at some of the other stories making the news. a visit to the uk by the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salmanm, has ended with the promise of a massive arms deal. the saudis have agreed in principle to buy 48 fighter jets, in a controversial deal worth several billion dollars. the royal saudi air force is spearheading an air campaign to dislodge yemen's houthi rebels. the kenyan president, uhuru kenyatta, and the opposition leader, raila odinga, have met for the first time since last year's bitterly fought presidential election. at a joint news conference afterwards, mr kenyatta described his political rival as "his brother." he pledged to begin a process to bring the people together. mr odinga said it was time to resolve their differences. the opening ceremony of the winter paralympics has taken place in pyeongchang. north and south korea did not march together under a unification flag as they did at last month's winter olympic opening ceremony, because they failed to agree on

that went by after sessions spoke this week that i got in my inbox a fundraising pitch and donald trump sent out a w pitch asll. how does it affect both parties in the individuals named? >> the newsome pitch was great. he bragged about being called an embarrassment. he saidtf jeff sessions the like me, then i'm doing right, donate here, most important. the prossor will tell us, t legal case could take years to figure out and go through the court system.he but political impact could be felt in the mid term elections. so and the affect of this will contribute to increasing fear in immigrant communities who are already freaked out that i.c.om will knocking at the door. and that's going to, you know, likely chargeheatino vote and it's going to help democrats. latinos vot 80% in california. >> in california. >> in california fts democ so, it's going to be helping democrats and hurti republicans, who are impotent in california already as we know. >> there's a special election in pennsylvania and the dynamics are diffent. there's republican incumbant that is getting a tough challenge from con lamb that is

trump after he's rebuked? george w. bush doubled down with the surge. anticipate, john. what happens to donald trump if he's rebuked? >> whatever comes in his head. that's the thing about trump policies is that we know, for example, he always wanted to impose tariffs. so he has imposed the tariffs. maybe he will impose more tariffs. ette he wants to be in the position of obama saying he can't get stuff done through congress even with a republican congress. he's looking at coupling up with cob maimy idea that we need steal to impose a tariff unilaterally. republicans will now be in a position of defending trump on the grounds that he is going extra constitutional with executive orders and democrats will be like, thiss terrible, he's using executive orders and not going through congress. we will have one of those aoerd total flips. the argument made in 2015 will be the argument made by democrats in 2018. >> he wouldn't mind being eupl paoefpld. >> eu . >> impeached doesn't mean leaving office. it would energize supporters. fighting is about styles. who is a leader of that party right now? i have no idea. if they go ha

w. this week saw concerns over protectionism on thursday u.s. president donald trump signed off on his plan to slap tariffs on metal imports twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum flanked by steel workers at the white house trump said he was keeping his campaign promise to protect their jobs. today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum with the penalties are to go into effect in two weeks for the time being the u.s. is the biggest steel suppliers canada and mexico are exempt from the tariffs the move met with harsh criticism worldwide chancellor angela merkel voiced concern at a meeting of german industry associations calling for dialogue with the us if you know we view with concern the imposition of tariffs on certain products. as a government we have a clear commitment to multilateralism. we support the european commission as it seeks talks with the world trade organization and the united states if you like. the european steel industry is advocating counter measures by the e.u. and wa

trump tweeted that there were zero republicans on robert mueller's team. robert mueller himself is a lifelong republican appointed by george w. bush. with that, if donald trump can't fire robert mueller, because ultimately that is up to whoever is running the justice department, and right now this investigation is at least run by rod rosenstein. if he can't do that is driss credit him his next best optional? >> absolutely and we've seen that for months now. we've seen a coordinated campaign by the president and his allies, not only to undermine robert mueller, but to undermine the fbi as a whole, to undermine the entire team that has been investigation his team for collusion, and then, of course, whether or not he intended to obstruct justice. it's been done by members of congress who have also tried to undermine the investigation dating back well into last year so this is a good alternative essentially. he saves himself by not having to spend political capital by firing mueller and instead laying the groundwork so that damning findings come out, it's easy for them to say this team and mueller have no credibility. >> how does andrew mccabe fit into all

recommends using the process of the world trade organization the w t o to resolve the growing dispute over u.s. president donald trump's imposition of tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. leftist presidential candidate andreas mann well lou lopez obrador also known as aam low is extending an olive branch to mexico's business class last week he told the annual meeting of the association of mexican banks that if elected he will support banks won't confiscate assets and won't nationalize the banks he also said quote we'll have a country more focused on its main problem the cancer of corruption and the leads his closest rival by thirteen points in the latest poll the presidential election takes place on july first. google says that they will stop advertising for bitcoin and other crypto currencies as part of an effort to eliminate unregulated financial products from their platform you may recall that earlier this year in january facebook took a similar action the google ban also applies to advertisements related to crypto currency exchanges as well as initial coin offerings which allow companies to raise money by sellin

w. bush, god bless them, him, great guy, he didn't vote for donald trump, so i frankly don't care what he has to say about donald trump at this point in time. for eight years george w. bush, the establishment of the g.o.p., was mute during the tyranny of the obama administration and now like old faithful he spouts off at every opportunity to bash president trump either off the record or on the record. resistance is not part of the solution and repeating the failed policies of the past is getting us nowhere. my message to the establishment of both parties. we've tried your expert ways for decades. it led to the rise of communist china, which is now poised -- we don't turn things around, to be the dominant economic and military power in the world. now president trump, sometimes it feels like he's doing it all by himself, is trying to confront that threat and turn it around before it's too late. the globalist critics out there don't seem to care about with the freedom of the american people, whether it will be jeopardized, our ability to chart our own destiny, our own course the way that don

donald trump, she described that in some detail in the in touch interview. donald trump, to my knowledge, has never contradicted stormy daniels. he's never attacked her. this is the one person, the one w woman who has come out and stood in donald trump's way, for some reason he seems to be afraid of her. can you give us any insight as to why donald trump remains absolutely silent about stormy daniels? this is the one woman he refuses to attack. >> the truth hurts. and i think really that's what it comes down to. this is a search for the truth. and quite honestly, if he doesn't have anything to hide, i don't understand what the issue is. that old saying that people that have nothing to hide, hide nothing. >> let's talk about some of the things the signed agreement was trying to hide. one of the things it specifies is that stormy daniels was agreeing to completely divest herself and it lists a bunch of things, including video images, still images or any other type of creation by david denison, meaning any video images or still images created by donald trump. did she have any video images or still images created by donald trump? >> that's a question i'm not going to answer. that's a ques

mean the president enters the warm baths of family friends and fayipaying guests w forms the tabloid and back donald trump can sometime informing his twitter habits. >> he's not staying the whole weekend, he's coming back to washington tomorrow for a different kind of dinner. that's with the enemy of the american people, the media. gridiron dinner this year. he skipped it last year. this year he's going to go. that's an interesting affair that the president of the united states roasted by members of the media which he had engaged last year. well, it will be fun, well, fun is not the right word. >> their model is to singe and never burn. we'll see if it remains to that. julia, can you run us through the cheat sheet version of what we learned today along the line of mueller and kushner. >> what we are doing here is connecting two things and we are saying mueller is looking into this and we have known for some time that jared kushner has questionable over seas business dealings and we have known for some time that there were concerns of how he was running business at the white house. what we were saying toda

goldwater and his brand of populism was brought to the reagan years and nixon to some extent and w to donald trumpk we see -- and up to donald trump. i think we see the seeds of the democratic left and republican right and democratic populism and republican populism to this day. host: at the canon? -- pat buchanan? true. i think that is goldwater laid this foundation of a powerful conservative movement that captured the party but not the country. nixon picks up that movement and brought the republican party twether and picked up the pieces ofo the democratic party, nor the catholic since other protestants, and created a new majority that won the republicans five out of six presidential elections after 1964, which was astounding considering the defeat. in the democratic party, g mccarthy, bobby kennedy, mcgovern, they would capture the party and nominate mcgovern in 1972. i think what you have subsequent to 1968, that year we really crossed the continental divide, and we have never been able to get back over it, i think, and it is because it involves more than politics. it involves fundamental beli

w. new line from a beating that could write a new history donald trump a north korean leader kim jong agreed to hold the first ever u.s. north korea summit gone young office to denuclearize if the right conditions are met also on the program. president trump moves ahead with steel an alum minium imports despite international condemnation he says he's stopping an assault on the u.s. as experts warn the move could trigger a trade war. the pressure grows on kenya's president uhuru kenyatta to reopen the t.v. stations he closed down after his disputed election victory. i'm still getting a welcome to the program world leaders are reacting to the surprise announcement that u.s. president donald trump a north korean leader kim jong un to meet for talks chinese president xi jinping called washington to emphasize the need for careful diplomacy u.s. vice president mike pence meanwhile said the talks were a sign that sanctions against pyongyang were bearing fruit but the heavy lifting was done by south korea. this is the man doing the running between pyongyang and washington d.c. and he's failing reach

w. he was a line from berlin steel producers sharpen their rhetoric in donald trump's brewing trade war the i.m.f. says his proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are bad for the world economy and for the u.s. where stocks are sinking we'll get the latest on the fallout also coming up germany's social democrats decide whether to team up again with chancellor anglo-american conservatives accounting for under way after thousands of party members cast their votes with the results due tomorrow so will germany finally get a government or could this be the start of a political crisis. and in the business league snowy weekend of action it's two clubs on the rise from the bottom of the league and two clubs trying to cling to spot near the top. hello and welcome to the program i'm mary in evanston it's good to have you with us the international monetary fund has joined the chorus of criticism aimed at u.s. president donald trump's plan to impose painful new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports the i.m.f. said trump risks not only harming global economies but the u.s. economy itself cana

w. the u.s. trade tariff dispute ramps up within the republican party u.s. president donald trump faces pressure to rethink his plan meanwhile canadian and mexican enough to negotiate with the left scratching their heads over mixed messages from washington. also coming up shiny cars abound at the geneva motor show but under the hood there are concerns among carmakers about the engine that drives that business in the united states. this is your business update on how the humphrey but then glad you could join me well after u.s. president donald trump's plans to put tariffs on imports of steel and within weeks resistance against the trade barriers is growing in the u.s. and even within the ranks of his own party in a public confrontation house speaker paul ryan and other republican allies of the president pleaded with him on monday to rethink the measures which they fear could spark a dangerous trade war republican congressional leaders even suggested they may attempt to block the moves but trump well he remains defiant he replied we're not backing down now all this comes as the u.s.

w. bush and barack obama and barack obama and donald trump. it is like "mary poppins" with the cartoon up here and reality down here and it is two different worlds and somehow or another we do this. so, no, i don't think it's fair to point, in same way to point that trump is the sole reason for the lack of civility. i think, again we're all in this and if it didn't work they wouldn't do it. if we penalized them for this, if the bases were not where they are, then it would be different. now, if you're in the democratic base i suspect you have secret meetings now or maybe they're not so secret. probably have the dick tracy wrist radio. you talk to each other, getting ready for, you know, to mount the barricades. if you're on the right you think that people who criticize donald trump, you know, are hopeless elitist snobs. the truth is somewhere in between and i think until we have a disposition of heart and mind and in between space gets more traction in the debate the world jack is talking about, the world most of us want isn't going to come abo

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w. there could soon be a historic meeting between u.s. president donald trump and the north korean leader kim jong un according to south korea's national security director he also reported that kim had said he was committed to denuclearize ation and pledged to refrain from any further nuclear or missile tests. earlier accompanied by steel an aluminum workers president trump announced new terrace of twenty five percent on imported steel and ten percent on imported aluminum will come into effect.

you can watch it on you today or stream it online at d w dot com now some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump says the deal with north korea would be quote very good for the world his comments made in a tweet come after criticism of his pledge to meet face to face with the country's leader kim jong un the white house says the meeting will only go ahead if young young makes concrete concessions. protests against nuclear power have been taking place in the fukushima power plant in japan ahead of sunday's seven year anniversary of the tsunami that triggered a meltdown there now a barrier meant to contain radiation is failing which could jeopardize efforts to clean up the site. french president menem says he wants his country to replace britain as india's gateway to europe has begun a four day visit to india and at strengthening trading climate and security ties the two nations plan to boost cooperation in the indian ocean where china has been extending its military reach. the winter paralympics are underway in south korea more than five hundred sixty athletes for nearly fifty countries will comp