rescue teams are traveling to find survivorsrs and thousanands more have been hurt or it and boomer lebanese former lebanese prime minister saad his first interview since his shock resignation. he says he could come back to lebanon within days and could even rescind his resignation here it also coming up for you this hour in business, the mushroom season is here, but italian white truffles just keep getting pricier. and the italian national football team has not missed a world cup in nearly 60 years, but that could all change in a rematch against sweden tonight. more on that in a few minutes, but first, our top story live from paris. two years ago today, france was hit with the worst terror attack in its history. andpeople killed as gunmen aicide bombers raged through suburb. french president ile macronon among those paying tribute to the victims today. they visited six sites were the attacks took place, including the bataclan concert hall where most were killed. s cathe
shima is a city facing the pacific ocean. the area is famous for it s natural beauty and historical sites. the shima summit is likely to beld on a small island. local officials say it would be easy to secure the safety of the leaders there. abe made the announcement just before he embarked on a tour to ukraine and germany. he ll attend the group of seven summit in germany on sunday and monday. g7 leade are set to discuss everything from climate change to the global economy. nhk sat down with this year s chair person to discuss what progress she hopes to see on key issues for japan. reporter: german chancellor spoke with nhk. she said finding a way to resolve the conflict between ukraine and russia is at the top of the agenda. translator: we ll discuss how to address the situation in ukraine. japan is located beyond russia but we re close on this issue. we ll also discuss other important issues including efforts to eradicate terrorism. reporter: merkel gave her thoug
adam, walk us through what we know at this point. adam: just within the last few minutes, we have been in contact with a kurdish general on the front lines in the city of hasakeh. the islamic state group has been able to get into the southern parts of the city, around the fringe, so they are in the city proper. kurdish fighters control the north of the city still. government forces are fighting in the south, and he tells us according to his accounts, some of the government forces have been fleeing that fleeing their positions. what we knew before, as many as 160 people have been killed in the last five days including 71 regime soldiers, 78 isis fighters, and 43 islamic state group fighters and members of their families who were killed in bombings south of the city, south of the fighting itself. there are many thousands of people who fled the city displacing from the south to the north, others leaving the entire area and moving across into turkey where syrian officials speak
airstrikes on a rebel held village leave more than 27 syrian children dead. claire: a sigh of relief in brussels after the belgian government managed to reach a deal to back the free trade deal between the eu and canada. the agreement was supposed to be officially signed with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. the agreement needs the thumbs-up from all 28 member states. joining me now from brussels is our correspondent. what happens now? that revised document that was agreed on has been sent to the office of donald tusk. and all the 27th permanent representatives. national governments are looking at the document to see if they agree. i will have to go back to the parliament for discussion. donald tusk will have to pick up the phone and call the prime minister of canada. he is likely just waking up. a new day for that eu canada summit. board it wille on likely go ahead. how was the deal reached between the government and local politicians? a lot of late-night talks in
disparaged veterans, jennifer is here in a moment to report all about that. walking to america s news headquarters. i am eric. arthel: hello. other aspects of the atlantic magazine story remains a dispu dispute, sources are all unnamed. here s the president denial. we have 11 people, there s nobody who feels more strongly about our soldiers, wounded warriors, our soldiers died more than i do. it s a hoax. arthel: live at the white house with more. david. the president and members of his team aggressively denying he used the two words, losers and suckers when discussing the american war vets. if they re not up to speed, this allegedly happened in november 2018 and you see a map of france, the president did visit the cemetery which is west of paris but not another ceremony that 90 minutes east. white house says it was strictly a weather call, too risky to have the president 90 minutes plus away from airports would there be an emergency. we do not know if the president used