based center for european reform says trump's attacks on merkel don't just damage her they strengthen nato chief nemesis the. relationship between d.c. and berlin being weakened that the way that president trump singles out i'm going to america potentially that by the europeans and all of that is good for putin americal is frustrated by her inability to forge any connection with trump despite her skill in managing difficult relationships. with the u.s. leaders bombastic rhetoric may have made allies reach for their wallets quicker first but it's becoming counterproductive says jeff rockier of the center for strategic and international studies germans don't want to be seen as compliant with trump explains and americans may be turning against germany. certainly americans see the united states engaged globally they want to know that our allies stand with us and when they hear the president making accusations in particular toward germany that it's not pulling its share of the weight as he puts it i think that has an effect over time many allies spend less on defense than germany but this

libraries are a alongside all the other negative measures trump has decided to implement the g t's on a very harmful to the agriculture of underused including our village. could be and one of the. agro sivia is a co-operative that's been hit especially hard it's spain's biggest only exporter and the us is its biggest market by far. the lives of are very popular products but since trump introduced his import tariffs sales have practically hogged. fifty people who've already lost their jobs are very severe and the remaining workers are worried about being hot out there but i hope that we're angry but mostly scared in the air lift up though i'm not sleeping well and i keep wondering what's going to happen to us my family in the mortgage depend on my salary so of course it's a big burden market don't. know if the u.s. has accused spain of dumping selling its products too cheaply in the us and outprice in california olives trump says he's just hoping american farmers. what the u.s. is saying is we will impose tariffs on all products that provide competition to american products and there a

embassy in london good evening to you barbara we understand the president trump is spending the night at the u.s. ambassador's residence we can guess that the reception inside and from the prime minister this evening has been better than what you're hearing outside. yes of course every step he has done so far away ever he was somehow protests a stern death so they made tremendous amount of noise this afternoon here at the residence of the u.s. embassy in london to show that they're there but the big protests will be expected tomorrow and of course there will be the baby blimp the huge balloon trump as the base. and sort of angry wearing diapers to sort of makes things even more obvious and so he was there to protests all across the country and here in regent's park to the scene for us to introduce a bit of levity into the horrors of trumpets nato yesterday and today there was at least some really creative signage that we saw here from protesters earlier and we asked one of the organizers of the protests here in london i said three man why people are turning out and why are these why t

this is news coming to you live from london is the u.s. president donald trump threatening to pull out of nato the u.s. president mattias to add his name to allies in brussels threatening leaders of the military alliance that they should increase the difference spending freeze the consequences really going line john correspondent at the summit to find out what this means for the future of nato. also coming up a neo nazi goes to jail for life in germany beyond a cheaper spawn kitty on ten counts of murder in germany almost all of the victims wore off turkish origin and their families are still angry we get reactions from berlin i'm going to take your city off based on board. and it's thrilling win for gracious in the second semifinal of the world cup strike gold madill months of kitsch scoring the winning goal against england in extra time his team's two one victory was followed by an endless night of celebration. played. under the chiba of a woman continue his u.s. president donald trump trekking to live nato if other member states and imm

president dollar trump is arrived in london after a tumultuous meeting of nato leaders in brussels humid strident comments specially aimed at germany speaking at the end of the summit trump claimed that the meeting had gone well and that the allies had all agreed to increases in their contributions you also denied reports that the u.s. have threatened to pull out of the alliance if other member states feel to follow through on this spending promises. but you would just anglo-american also spoke as the nato meeting wrapped up she said she felt the alliance was still strong but that member states needed to do more for each other have a listen this morning the question was again raised what we need to do for our defense. and i made it clear for germany that we know that we need to do more and we have been doing more for some time. we started moving in that direction long ago we are doing it for our own soldiers but also of course for the alliance. we are doing this in the face of changes to the security situation we have recognized the latest with the attack on ukraine and the annexation of

talks with to reason may and check us know that's going to be pretty much sheltered it's outside of london probably not that minute protests over there but then when he travels on to scotland in the evening also again protests a lot of british people are really very skeptical about donald trump majority think that he's actually making the world a more dangerous place two million people almost two million have tried to petition to withdraw the invitation to him so a lot of people are very very skeptical indeed but never that nevertheless this is a very high stakes meeting there for prime minister theresa may she's embattled dealing with a major domestic political crisis she could use some help is he going to give her that helping hand. well indeed it's a very sensitive time for two reason may leaving the european union and and such a way losing one of the key allies and she would have hoped to revive this mythical so-called special relationship that there is the between the u.s. and the u.k. especially in this time when britain needs new allies and the most hope is for a new trade deal with

said that it had thrown at this government in shambles and then the and american ambassador here in london had to sort of pick up the pieces and say no you really didn't mean it that but that's just one thing i mean brit is largely don't want trump to interfere in bracks it because they say kids their own decision and if he gets into the fight and into the war here it's going to make things worse and on the other hand what your reason may once of course is to rekindle the special relationship that she things britain and the us can still have bought we know that she does like series of may but probably not as much as i'm glad merkel but quite a lot he called her a schoolmistress so she is he has problems with female leaders they are not really getting on very well if they talk about a trade deal he has he will give who is certainly some issuances spot we have seen at nato what trumps assurances are worse these days people have probably forgotten as soon as he leaves the country he doesn't use barbara is the were courting a from london thank you. all right now to some of the other stories ma

things to stop problem is even the americans in london you have a problem with trump it's the way that he's been treating refugees it's the threat that he presents to the climate and i want to put out of the paris climate change agreement it's really talking about pulling out of nato as well as the threat to all security he is possibly the most dangerous man in the world right now in terms of the potential damage that he could do so what we're saying is that it's not appropriate to come in the current climate with everything you're doing here demanding recognition and respect we want to show you that we oppose what you're standing for this isn't a personal thing it's about what he is threatening to do to the whole planet so he is also somebody who says the brakes it is a very good idea to get ahead with it so what's your take on that he shouldn't mingle should teach the shouldn't interfere should meet now he's got himself into a bit of a mess clearly he's been saying things about the government being in shambles and then his ambassador is trying to backtrack and say it's all ok and try

ahead of trump's arrival in london plans for a softer bragg's of maintaining close e.u. u.k. trade ties had already caused controversy the u.s. is ambassador to the u.k. woody johnson warned that that would be a u.s. u.k. trade deal in the works would now be up in the year. one deal has to come before the other the u.k. can finalize trade pacts on its own until after breaks it earlier this year free trade between london and washington seem more plausible trump even said a deal would be agreed quickly. the e.u. is the u.k.'s most significant market but the value of u.k. exports the e.u. has stagnated in the last five years while exports the u.s. has steadily risen over the same period. london now has a very fine line to walk it has to redefine relations with two of its most important trade partners at a time when the e.u. and the u.s. are themselves at loggerheads over tariffs. all right for more on this now is chris over to last how to our financial correspondent in frankfurt germany financial help but it also has a commercial port i want to say a little one but it actually l

like the big trump baby that one had seen earlier in the day and the main message london is to wanted to send to trump was we say no to you say no to racism and homophobia and islamophobia and the way he treats women and the way he educates against migrants all of that is something that many londoners today really totally reject it so the main message really was no was that mr president no to mr trump also no state dinner for trump there in britain. there was a there was a state dinner for him that was not really planned because basically this was supposed to be a working visit only but then to reason may have thought it was smart to sort of pander to trump's ego and to really give him the full honors of his military music and and the queen's guards and just the the full works but trump sort of really didn't pay her back well because he sort of was very volatile he praised her on one hand and the on the other hand he said that she did he didn't like her breasts and plans and that probably the u.s. couldn't trade was written after breakfast if it stayed too close to the e.u. so it was

in london today what's been going on. well here we are at parliament square and behind me you see something all right and wearing a giant nappy it's the so-called trump baby blamed some protesters want to just really express their opinion on the u.s. president in opposition to his views on climate change and how he treats people at the borders his views on immigration and i've talked to one of the protesters no no mark months and here's what she had to say. we have made a giant inflatable trump baby to highlight the challenge characteristics of the president which he has demonstrated again this morning by you know essentially threatening our prime minister going to be flying this baby and send the message that we oppose his policy and his policies and which policies exactly is it that you are opposing what i mean pretty much all of them maybe but especially immigration obviously i mean what he's doing on the border with separating children from parents even though now he said they want to do that anymore a lot of the chil

lady in the law you are welcome to windsor castle near london by the ninety two year old monarch trump has been mostly avoiding the british capital for tens of thousands of people protester his visit also coming up pakistan's former prime minister now wash a reef and his daughter arrested within minutes of arriving back in the country on his flight home his message to supporters i'm making a sacrifice for the future of pakistan will have an update for you from islam. plus controversy over an alleged good old bodyguard that the late outlined a leader osama bin ladin first he was deported from germany to tunisia and now a german court has ordered him to be flown back. and will be looking ahead to saturday's many final at the world cup belgium take on england with both sides hoping to be crowned the world's best team. i'm sorry harlan welcome to the show it's good to have you with us president has gone from rex at controversy to pomp and pageantry on the second day of his visit to the u.k. trump got the world treatment at windsor castle where he and first lady molony and had tea with quee

there are protests against trump in london today what more can you tell us about these demonstrations. the morning. activists want to protest again so that. you want to weigh in on this few of them appear in the sun newspaper so. immigration is here for the trade just the u.k. for the west very critical upset. so it's. very it gets down to trump and they split the wing or at least. they are not just in the but also. on the oh yeah they are going to trump it but many here in the u.k. . correspondent in london and we do apologize for the sound quality of the interview now to some of the other stories making news around the world media reports say the former bodyguard of al qaeda leader osama bin laden has been deported from germany back to the man known as sami and was arrested at the end of june after a campaign against him continuing to reside in germany. several dozen migrants have been allowed to disembark from an italian coast guard ship in sicily they were initially held on the ship over suspicions that some had been involved in an attempted mutiny a number reportedly tried to tak

s now we know there are protests against trump in london today what more can you tell us about these demonstrations. demonstrations like real demonstrations are now getting on the way people are gathering in central london also and other cities across the u.k. many people are saying we need to stand up to this bully is how he's being described by many people who are saying that they're going to protest and they want to stand up to his views here in london tens of thousands of people are expected to march down to a rally in trafalgar square we've also seen quite a funny approaches this morning with the baby blimp where people here in the near me just behind us in parliament square have put up a giant trump baby balloon that has attracted a lot of attention a lot of media attention so people are doing their best also to ridicule him but then a lot of people that are being that approach this thing also think that he is he's dangerous for the world and they want to make themselves heard now don trump has a very busy weekend ahead of him including today of course what's on the agenda. he'

yes roots movements everybody really in london who opposes trump and there is a lot of foot position in london against the american president has come out today in the guardian sunshine to protest some of you see a lot of posters that show a lot of creativity build a wall around trump is just one of them a lot more or less insulting so couldn't be exposed to a box there was one that contains probably the most devastating comment here is also a bloody bad goal for so that probably is really a low kick against donald trump what people do oppose is every sing about his politics it's about war it's about racism it's about sixteen a phobia and his treatment of migrants his treatment of women just all around and people really are making trouble responsible for all of us all the bad in the world so huge protests and this is supposed to be a carnival of resistance that's how the organizers called it and the mood and the atmosphere is right like at a carnival of protests a massive demonstration barbara before i let you go i do have to ask you trump is meeting with president putin in the comin

yesterday trump said that he thought many britons really like now nobody in the center of london today is on his side they all really opposed struggled from. extending to you so konovalov protests in the heart of london for more feet so with barbara you know what to resolve this must have been a very very difficult visit for to resume but she was focusing on the positives when she addressed. yes she had to focus on the positives because this did not go. off to a good start before donald trump an even landed in the u.k. he given an interview to the sun newspaper in which he criticized theresa may over her break that plan saying that they would probably kill a free trade deal with the u.s. and that he had given her advice and that she hadn't listened so that touch if not go down well with theresa may but she had to play ball here she had to show that she could still get something out of this meeting she talked about the positives the military cooperation shared intelligence and pursuing a very ambitious free trade agreement and this time at checkers don't trump agreed but i also want to

the first lady millennial will bump into windsor castle near london by the ninety two year old monarch trump has mostly of boarded the british capital where tens of thousands of people are protesting against his visit also coming up. controversy of an alleged former bodyguard of the late al qaeda leader osama bin laden first he was deported from germany but now a german courses all of him to be brought back from tunisia. and pakistan for primeness and of on sharif arrested on corruption charges within minutes of his plane landing in the country he told supporters i'm making a sacrifice for the future of pakistan. hello and welcome i'm without cheema u.s. president dollar trump is gone from briggs that controversy to rory pomp and pageantry on the second day of his visit to the u.k. trump began the day by criticizing british prime minister to resign ms briggs of policy little backpedaling on those remarks when he traveled to windsor castle and then he rented windsor castle radiate with the queen now trump and first lady melania trump put on a good thing you. anthem played by the militar

and the first lady milan come to windsor castle near london by the ninety two year old monarch trump is mostly avoiding the british capital where tens of thousands of people protested against his visit. also coming up pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif and his daughter addressed and within minutes apart arriving back in the country on a supply told his message through supporters i'm making a sacrifice for the future of pakistan. and controversy over an alleged former bodyguard over the leak of the mix al qaeda leader osama bin laden first he was deported from germany but now a german importance ordered him to be brought back. killed as well the greatest filmmakers of the twentieth century we look at the world history just director in my book man who was born one hundred years ago. in a very warm welcome to you i'm. us present dollar trump has gone from briggs of controversy to pomp and pageantry on the second day office visit to the u.k. trump got a royal treatment at windsor casa the way he was honored with the u.s. anthem being played by military bands followed by with q

president's visit tens of thousands marched in london to protest his presence on u.k. soil. i just find it really really embarrassing i think over the last kind of couple of weeks you had a big sense of national pride and stories and i just lately reading it out of it again not to buy the rights to. the chase is a fake. but the president's trip has been choreographed so that he largely avoids coming face to face with protesters and that balloon depicting him as a giant baby. barbara is always out that here is protests in london we spoke to her earlier and asked what was motivating these demonstrators. the protesters here are pretty unified and that they would. restrict and they don't want anything they totally reject any aspect off trumps politics and you can take whatever you want it says treatment of women his of policies against migrants it says international relations people don't want him to meddle in fact it's a long list it's pretty much everything the american president stands for that the people of london who have come out here today in huge crowds to the center of

a giant balloon taking to the skies over london kicking off a day of protests against u.s. president donald trump's visit. but trump did receive a warm welcome from the u.k. prime minister. after talks with theresa may said he'd back whatever strategy her government wants to pursue you. whatever you do is ok with me that's your decision whatever you're going to do is ok with us just make sure we can create together that's all that matters and with that the president completely backtracked on comments published just hours earlier and a u.k. tabloid in an explosive interview trump trashed the prime minister's back set plan . a much different i actually told her recently had to do it but she didn't agree with she didn't listen to me now but it'll definitely trade with the united states unfortunate negative way. despite criticising his host the president was later welcome to windsor castle. in a minor breach of protocol trump walked ahead of the queen but he got the pomp and pageantry he wanted. the president's trip has been choreographed so that he largely avoided coming face

correspondent barbara vessel in london thank you very much barbara. now some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. justice department says twelve russian spies have been charged with hacking into democratic party e-mail accounts ad of the two thousand and sixteen presidential election u.s. officials say they were aiming to harm hillary clinton's campaign russia denies the charges saying they're an attempt to influence monday's meeting between russian president putin and donald trump. british police say they found a small bottle containing the military grade nerve agent nobody chalk in the home of one of the two people who fell ill authorities are investigating how the substance ended up in the home of charlie riley the other victim don sturgis died in england on sunday. the death toll from friday's suicide bombing at an election rally in pakistan has killed has climbed rather to more than one hundred thirty and local officials say the number of dead is likely to increase the so-called islamic state group has claimed responsibility

the largest demonstration was in london trump has the lowest british approval rating of any u.s. president in living memory. activists several lead outside the chinese government office in hong kong to mark one year since the death of nobel peace prize winner. a veteran of the one nine hundred eighty nine tiananmen square protests died of liver cancer last year. and this is a rare glimpse of a massive black hole a dying star in the milky way galaxy at a distance of about twenty five thousand light years the photo was taken with a super powerful telescope in south africa which went into action on friday it's the world's first second both listen to and observe objects in deep space. the donald trump wrecking ball hits the united kingdom thousands of people and one baby trump a loon took to the streets to protest his visit but the drama playing out in the streets of london had nothing on the drama that was unfolding backstage shortly before his meeting with the british prime minister trump took aim at her hard fought bricks an agreement paving the way for a press conference like no

correspondent barbara baseball has been covering trump's visit for us from london she says it's likely trump will ruffle yet more feathers this weekend there are rumors that he's going to probably meet some off to reason may's worst enemies nigel farage and boris johnson and talk a bit more about bret's that for instance and that would really cut the mustard for the british public because then it shows that come the trump has really come to divide and rule over britain and that's not something that goes well down well with people here. you know the united states twelve russian intelligence officers have been charged with hacking into hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen presidential election in a bid to harm her campaign the indictments were issued just days before trump is scheduled to meet russian president vladimir putin in helsinki russia denies the charges saying there are an attempt to influence monday's meeting between putin and donald trump now some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. justice department says twelve russian

the largest demonstration was in london trump has the lowest british approval rating of any u.s. president in living memory. activist separately to outside the chinese government's office in hong kong to mark a one year since the death of nobel peace prize winner. a veteran of the one nine hundred eighty nine thousand and nine square protests died of liver cancer last year. and this is a rare glimpse of a massive black hole a dying star in the milky way galaxy at a distance of about twenty five thousand light years the photo was taken with a super powerful telescope in south africa which went into action on friday it's the world's first second both listened to and observed objects in deep space. the world cup final is on sunday but we already have a winner nike comes out on top in the battle of the outfitters with both france and croatia sporting their logo also coming up jeff bezos is renowned for his company amazon but now he's offering a different kind of delivery putting you in space for me a two hundred thousand dollars for a return ticket of course. i'm daniel winter and th

the largest demonstration was in london trump has the lowest british approval rating of any u.s. president in living memory. activists several lead outside the chinese government's office in hong kong to mark the one year since the death of nobel peace prize winner liu xiaobo a veteran of the one nine hundred eighty nine tiananmen square protests died of liver cancer last year. the donald trump wrecking ball hits the united kingdom thousands of people and one baby trump a loon took to the streets to protest his visit but the drama playing out in the streets of london had nothing on the drama that was unfolding backstage shortly before his meeting with the british prime minister trump took aim at her hard fought bricks in agreement paving the way for a press conference like no other i'm sorry herman in berlin this is the day. with. perhaps the u.k. has left the e.u. i don't know what they're going to do but whatever you do is ok with me that's your decision well i think the deal that you're striking is not what the people voted on but i know if you go through some how to do it but

correspondent barbara visa has been covering trump's visit for us from london she told us earlier that it's likely he will ruffle yet more feathers this weekend. there are rumors that he's going to probably meet some off to reason may's worst enemies nigel farage and boris johnson and talk a bit more about breakfast for instance and that would really cut the mustard for the british public because then it shows that come the trump has really come to divide and drool over britain and that's not something that goes well down well with people here now all trump is on his overseas trip while the russian intelligence officers have been charged in the united states they're accused of hacking into then democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen campaign the twenty nine page indictment accuses the russian intelligence agency of a large scale cyber operation in a bid to harm clinton's chances these charges come just days before trump is scheduled to meet russian president vladimir putin in all thinking here's what u.s. deputy attorney

the largest demonstration was in london trump has the lowest british approval rating of any u.s. president in living memory. activists several lead outside the chinese government's office in hong kong to mark the one year since the death of nobel peace prize winner liu xiaobo a veteran of the one thousand nine hundred ninety one and then square protests died of liver cancer last year. at the. the world cup final is on sunday but we already have a winner nike comes out on top in the battle of the outfitters with both france and croatia sporting their logo also coming up jeff bezos is renowned for his company amazon but now he's offering a different kind of delivery putting you in space for a mere two hundred thousand dollars for a return ticket of course. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update football fans will have to wait until sunday's world cup final to see who will be the new world championship champions but the battle of the brands has already been decided and the winner is nike sportswear competitor added acid scored an own goal by sponsoring the german spanish

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short time ago you're right from scotland where he spent the weekend playing golf after meetings near london with the queen and the british prime minister. ahead of tomorrow's talks between trump and putin many fans say they're not happy either leader is in town and they're making their feelings known on helsinki streets. protests have got a head start on tomorrow's summit about fifteen hundred demonstrators have been marching through the streets of helsinki and more protest events are planned but up to two thousand security personnel had to be on duty to ensure the meeting go smoothly. there's a dime a dozen of course is always a challenge to ensure security at such a high level meeting but we've had quite a lot of experience of this sort of thing in finland just three weeks to plan it wasn't very much but we are well prepared for the card on store about. donald trump and flooding here putin are going to meet at the presidential palace this is far from the first major political event the city has hosted finlandia whole currently the summit press center is where the house call it was signed

has been to the nato headquarters in brussels and boxed areas there he's been to london and box the ears of theresa may he's now come out with this statement suggesting that. the you is a bigger foe than any other for the u.s. . we do know as well that but neither flooding near putin nor donald trump share any great sympathy for the european union for the the way that politics is done the liberal democracy that the european union stands for they're both keen they're both they have a great affinity there together to chisel away at what europe and the european union stands for and maybe that's something they're going to be talking about in this very private conversation that will not find out about and we'll only know when we see it actually happening months down the road and of course the u.s. president has been on twitter this morning ahead of the summit saying among other things that relations between the u.s. and russia have never been worse thanks quote to u.s. foolishness and stupidity is not something that perhaps his position going into these talks with putin. absolutely that

the u.s. a photo and let's be honest donald trump and. share a lot of common ground here their gut instincts as a chisel away at the values based liberal democracies that stands for and whether they're going to agree to do more of that let's wait and see but i don't think they're going to tell us they are going to be you know this is why they want to speak in private ok peter many thanks for that peter graven in helsinki. we're going to catch up with some of the other stories making news around the world now two reporters from myanmar charged with violating the country's secrecy laws it's you testify in court today to have pleaded not guilty on charges of seeking classified information last year as part of their reporting on the government's handling of the rove inject crisis the case is being closely watched as a test of press freedom in the mouth. activists in the indian city of bhopal have demonstrated in support of their own g.b.t. rights india's g.b.t. community hoping that the country's supreme court will soon move to decriminalize

prime minister tuesday me under pressure bob isn't in brussels bigot mosque in london thank you very much for being us the latest on this breaking news developments. although not to daniel and to awkward allies a uniting of a donald trump's tough stance on trade and i'm leader they say the enemy of my enemy is my friend and he's a bit of a strong word but china has declared itself the defacto leader of global free trade since donal's of skepticism. all eyes are on china along with premier league pitching came news of the construction of a new factory for battery cells in germany china's c a.t.l. wants to supply car makers b.m.w. and dimer from the german plant investments worth millions collaboration and high tech are the positive aspects of economic relations. and both signs now depend on good relations more than ever since the u.s. imposed punitive tariffs on chinese products fear in china is growing of an economic downturn. china is also becoming more important for europe which is affected by the tariffs both directly and indirectly. china is using the situation to offer itself as

we've got the nato summit coming up president trump's visit to a really important week and to spend that week without a foreign secretary or having to appoint somebody really new we have seen the murder investigation and because of nobody talk it's not a good times week to lose a foreign minister and the question is how many other cabinet members of house does she really have behind our office going to follow this is going to be the crucial question that will be entries amaze mind that's the thing of course might we be seeing a vote of confidence happening in the near future bereket. well that could well be the case we know that people are challenging boris johnson have been challenging him to instigate that however we need forty eight over own party to ask the chairman of. the committee to instigate a vote of confidence and it's not clear that this is yet the case that the numbers are there but people will be will be thinking about it and it's you know it brady it could come any moment i think it depends a little bit on if other cabinet members are resigning or not right and she's