Issue that weighs on them is this something that theyre thinking about you know they think about pensions they think about education they think about digitization in germany where behind on that they think. About the International Situation with lydia putin and mr elder one and mr trump thats what varies them bricks it is very far from my constituents minds in the west of germany so in terms of a no deal brags that it will have no effect on germany feel it will have an effect on our businesses because britain is an important Business Partner it will have an effect on people students who attend British Universities for example ive come from a University Town these are the ones who are going to be affected but by and large generally speaking the broader public in germany i feel will not you know feel a dramatic difference how do you see things evolve well im an optimist by nature and so i believe and having spent a couple of years in the e. U. Indeed i know that deals always reached at t
And china kids each other with another Sixteen Billion Dollars the entire who stands to lose the most well bring you a special report from one u. S. Region bracing for tough times ahead. And also the u. S. Dollar problem denies any wrongdoing a day off to be implicated in illegal much money payments which of former associates facing jail time will the president have a political price to pay. Hello and welcome. Mr martin with some Breaking News coming from france two people have been killed and another person seriously wounded after a knife attack in the paris suburb of top French Police say the attacker has been shot dead by Security Forces after trying to hide in a building socalled Islamic State has issued a statement claiming responsibility but has offered no evidence off involvement. Seen that same kind of evidence in this Attack Investigators are currently saying that this attack was likely a Family Dispute the suspect has been convicted of apology of terrorism Twenty Sixteen and
Experience and explore fascinating and Cultural Heritage sonics. D. W. World heritage 366 here. This is d. W. News live from berlin and unprecedented and unexpected meeting in north Korea Donald Trump becomes the 1st sitting u. S. President to cross the north korean border where he shook hands with the countrys leader kim jong il and. Just a lot of you were if you were was or are they dressed when you step over that line
that i was proud to step over the one i thought you might do that i wasnt sure but i was ready to do it and i want to thank you its been great its a historic photo op for whats been called a handshake for peace. And heartache for germany and as the Womens Soccer Team is not to count on the world com for their final its utah winners take the lead but their dreams are dashed as we get back to prevail i want. To marry in evanston its good to have you with us its being called a historic event the u. S. President donald trump has met with north korean dictator kim jong un i
let s get some of the day s other news now. the un s nuclear watchdog has been asked help reassure the south korean public about the safety of treated radioactive water from japan. hundreds of people protested in seoul against tokyo s plan to release the water from the wrecked fukushima nuclear plant into the sea. the iaea head, rafael grossi, who s been visiting south korea, says there ll be a negligible impact on people and the environment. hundreds of right wing protesters have stormed a gay pride festival in the georgian capital tbilisi forcing its cancellation. 0rganisers said they attacked the stage and burned rainbow flags. reports say up to 2,000 people were involved. some were arrested, but eyewitnesses described police doing little to stop them. now it s time for a look at today s sport with 0lly foster. many thanks, it really has been a very busy day.
Thousands of opposition supporters rallied Sunday in the Georgian capital Tbilisi as the Black Sea nation's government faces mounting accusations of backsliding on democracy. Demonstrators gathered outside the Georgian parliament for a rally organised by the country's main opposition force. Protesters waved Georgian, Ukrainian and European Union flags and held a huge banner that read "For European future."