job. even before it reached the shelves. good morning my name is kevin irwin this is arts international broadcasting live from r.t. h.q. here in moscow says just ten in the morning the big news all eyes on summit in vietnam. should have been a media conference in a couple of hours time as we were reporting everything looked like it was going well until about forty minutes ago when we heard that mr trump mr kim had gone their separate ways in the motorcade was seen leaving the summit site motorcade on the move pretty abruptly leaving the metropole hotel where they ve been meeting and then taking him to the marriott where he is expected to go to feed on the rostrum there a lot of cameras a lot of media there we ll take you there as soon as he starts speaking to explain to the world what exactly hi. has happened between him and kim jong il and we re still hearing that the meeting was productive even though there s going to be no official signing ceremony and no official maybe re
kicking off his summit later today with north korean leader kim jong il in kenya to make progress towards peace in their second summit in less than a year. plus an investigation by d.w. shows that german weapons are being used by militia groups and yemen s civil war this despite claims by the german government that weapon sales in the middle east are strictly controlled. hello i m terry barton good to have you with us pakistan says it has shot down two indian air force jets after they crossed the disputed border in kashmir an army spokesman also said that two pilots had been captured the claim comes after escalating tensions following a terror attack that killed scores of indian troops in kashmir two weeks ago india accuses chi. because dan of harboring the joshie mohammad terror group it holds responsible for the attack on tuesday india s air force launched air strikes it said targeted the terror group s camps in pakistani territory. india reports also say pakistani combat j
aircraft a military spokesperson also saying that one indian pilot has been captured the disputed territory of kashmir is once again at the core of this latest crisis between the nuclear armed neighbor and incumbent muhammadu buhari is to clear the winner of nigeria s presidential election that s after a troubled vote with allegations of widespread or regularities. welcome to the program the second some of between us president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un is underway serious talks are set for tomorrow trump wants kim to give up his nuclear weapons program in exchange for economic development kim and trump are now diving together on the metropole hotel. in the vietnamese capital. the talks come eight months after a historic summit in singapore the first between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. correspondent alexander phenomenon joins me now from hanoi so as we heard there trump and kim have now come face to face in vietnam what was the at
this is the second summit between the leaders of the united states and north korea is underway donald trump and kim jong un opened their meeting in the vietnamese capital hanoi with the u.s. president praising their strong relationship but will it be enough to make progress towards peace. and the british parliament is preparing to vote on a series of amendments to the government s bragg s a plan prime minister to resume aid is insisting britain will leave the e.u. on the twenty ninth of march. thanks for joining us i m marion evans team a racist a con man and a cheat all that s how michael cohen president donald trump s former personal. they are and fixer has described his client to us lawmakers cohen has been testifying before a special congressional committee in washington he s made explosive claims that trump knew about a wiki leaks e-mails damaging to his rival hillary clinton before their release during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign cohen also says trying to o
interesting to see what the president s demeanor is when take given the problems that are mounting for him back home that committee was telling us about just a short while ago and the fact that he s stinging from what he can say it is to be criticism unfair criticism of what singapore actually achieved. yes and he is right in some ways about what singapore achieved because we were at a moment which felt like very close to the edge of war with a nuclear powered state and now we have friendly relationships between these two leaders so the fact that they met and it was friendly was a major achievement did that change any of the fundamentals of the problem no has anything changed since singapore seven months ago not really they ve had some talking but they haven t made a lot of progress that is one of the problems with the way they ve structured this it s a top down process and whenever it hits problems the way it s structured it looks like you have to go back to the top and that