of the investigation was caused by carter page's trip to moscow and that collapsed because of the dossier overlay on that. >> lou: and all but unknown figure loosely associated with the campaign at best. >> and right. then origination 2.0 the george papadopoulos story a 20 something guy what hears from a guy who claims they have russian contact and have hillary clinton's e-mail and he's having a few drinks in an establishment with the top diplomat of australia in great britain. >> lou: papadopoulos is lesser known than carter page and suddenly talking to the highest ranking australian diplomat in the united kingdom. >> he may have shown him the pen from the model u.n. and that story kind of doesn't

a time of tense relations between berlin and moscow germany has condemned russia's annexation of crimea of course and its military support for the government of syrian president bashar al assad as well but with both countries wanting to save the iran nuclear deal could this be enough for a new beginning. it's an extremely complex relationship friend enemy partner adversary. this man's action binds them together since u.s. president trump withdrew from the iran deal germany and russia have been sitting in the same boat both want to save the agreement moscow friendly politicians in germany view this as a time for a new beginning with russia. today there back in the game in the middle east there will be no issue that cannot be resolved without the russians this must guide us instead of saying they're not friendly to us. lately russia has not appeared at all

there was an e-mail exchange between him and felix saider in 2015 when they were trying to create the moscow trump hotel that, right, that he could get them to putin, and that he could get them there to create that connection and so there is an e-mail that suggests a relationship that is both business dealings and winning the presidency.

in march is discharged from hospital however moscow says it's still being denied access seeing him in violation of international law. now we're starving is the former russian spy statistically powell who was poisoned by nerve agent in the u.k. has been discharged from hospital in his daughter were admitted on march the fourth after being exposed to a substance known as the chalk in the city of seoul sprit was once a russian intelligence officer but was stripped of his rank after it was revealed he was spying for the u.k.

a type of missile that was made in the moscow region back in one thousand nine hundred six and hasn't been in russia's military arsenal since twenty eleven these things have a fifteen year shelf life that can be x. . tended by an extra ten years to the maximum but anything built in eighty six in russia's arsenal would have been destroyed back in twenty eleven they did go on to say that ukraine did have these things in their arsenal the russian ministry of defense also critical of the joint investigative teams findings bashing the fact that a lot of it seem to be based on pictures from social media we want to draw to everyone's attention that the dutch investigators have ignored witness accounts many eyewitnesses saw the tragedy themselves they are not images from social media they are real people who gave their testimonies on record to the european and american media the head of the joint investigation team said that his investigation was entering its final stages however the more information we get from the charity the more questions seem to be thrown up. the.

. >> reporter: ukraine says thousands of russians are fighting in the east, while moscow has repeatedly denied it's involved. colonel dennis deeley, who's g ading the american trainers, is also reminded of the cold war. the ukrainians use old soviet- era tanks, the type the russian enemy used when he served in europe in the 1980s. a when you come around the corner and you see a tank, a russian tank, a t-64 tank, its ntrrel pointed at you, it makes you hesitate for a second as you come around the corner in your vehicle. he reporter: the cold war ended in 1991, but now ukraine's dangerous conflict once again pits russia against the west.

-moscow summit between president ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev. to democracy is sometimes a complicated way and sometimes trying. but it is a group way and we do it the best way. and once again, mr. general secretary, i want to extend to you and all those who have labored so hard for this moment my warmest personal thanks. announcer: watch "reel america" on american history tv on c-span3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, chiefy strategist for the bipartisan group no labels brian classy talks about the role of moderates in the midterm elections. and new republic staff writer emily atkins discusses hurricane preparedness in vu

gathering to cheer their national team as it left the country before the official world cup opening in moscow prove play to friendly's against saudi arabia and sweden they'll be a brewer the first match of the tournament will take place in the russian capital june fourteenth. not long to go on a date only half an hour until i'm back with the latest headlines. in july twenty second team all set up a freelance journalist working with our team militant shelling in syria. to honor his sacrifice quality has established a holiday all such as memorial day will recognize more reporters who often risk their lives with the sake of the truth and through that peace you can submit to your published works in a video blog written form until june the twelfth go to a doctor on t.v. dot com. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you can walk into excitement it's that knowing that's where the adrenaline rush comes from . it is a move by definition and the extremes of all. the violence is a part. of schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly. they're born

sergei lavrov has been in pyongyang meeting with north koreans, he offered for kim jong—un to visit moscow, and apparently he has accepted. it isn't clear where he would go. —— when he would go, for the summit‘s success he would probably go afterwards. but the north korean state news inch —— news agency quoted mr kim as wanting to resolve these issues on a stage by stage basis, something the americans don't want. they want rapid and concrete disarmament that the russians, and sergei lavrov, he has offered support for this phased approach the north koreans want to take. it shows that any negotiations would still be quite difficult, even if this summit with donald trump goes ahead. we are hopeful and expectant as to what would be in the letter that the north korean delegation will hand over to the president, we will see on friday? that's right, the head of security will deliver it himself, it shows that the summit is back on track. when president trump cancelled this summit last week, he did it by writing kim jong—un a letter. summit last week, he did it by writing kimjong—un a

that it was after several indications in a row by mr elaborate off cattle part during his visit to moscow. we were also told that the north korean side the one to the trip to happen asap during a traditional way to chat. with the drug lords on the playing when we asked. why this was happening and what to expect of the visit his answer was well just have to see i don't know for an hour political analyst says chang believes that the step by step approach to negotiation suggested by moscow is the only reasonable way to settle the crisis the negotiations process has to proceed in a reasonable rational manner in view of the demand on the part of the united states that did nuclearization process has to be complete very fireball and first of all is obviously a symmetry in the american demands and the. demands of from young so the russian foreign minister is that by using a kind of step by step or stage by stage a kind of negotiation process which is obviously rational since it is rather difficult to work to achieve to secure a complete arrangement in one goal. the european court of human rights

how does iraq moscow. just look at the top stories now. made great progress in his talks with one of. us didn't vises. in the right direction. the talks with ken young child in new york are supposed to smooth the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong un in june but pompei refused to confirm if the meeting would definitely. our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste. in my conversations with your mckim going to be on your own today with vice chairman kim jung il i've been very clear the president of the united states objective is very consistent and well known that complete or flyable irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. and other developments canada and france have hit back at the u.s. decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports saying the move is unacceptable and illegal and that they will impose retaliatory measures u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says the twenty five percent tariff on steel an

you have a passage in your book where you go to meet putin in moscow in 2000. he's just come in as russia's president and you're meeting him after the yeltsin years, and flying home, you write a little memo to yourself. i'm going to read it because it's pretty riveting and then i'm going to ask you to explain what you meant by the language. you wrote, "putin is small and pale, so cold as to be almost reptilian." [laughter] "he was in east germany when the berlin wall fell and says he understands why it had to happen, a position built on the law, and expected something to rise in its place and nothing was proposed. the soviets simply dropped everything and went away. he argued that a lot of problems could have been avoided had they not made such a hasty exit. putin is embarrassed by what happened to his country and determined to restore its greatness." that's writing in 2000. 18 years ago. so tell us how that story is played out and tell us how we should best deal with the person you described as so cold as to be almost reptilian. sec. albright: well, first of a

in a patrol it was the only international correspondent to see that he just landed in moscow straight on to the air with his life sounds like this was one of those once in a lifetime experiences tell us more. here and there's nothing that i can add to this really once in a lifetime experience i am lost for words i just landed in moscow after heading here straight from north korea and i can tell you that the fact that the talks between sorry lodbrok and kim john were likely this was something that we were told about by the foreign ministry officials however it was kept a secret for a long time then we found out that they were definitely happening but the journalists were told to stay away they were not going to be invited and then at the very last moment we got a tip from the foreign ministry officials that we can come so i was there with my cameraman and then the only other two people with cameras there were the personal photographer and cameraman of surrogate lavrov and the personal ones of cam john and there are just so many things to tell you saw will be coming back to you with thi

in moscow today, the israeli defense minister, avigdor lieberman, warned russian leaders that israel will not accept iranian forces near its frontier. the supreme court of china today overturned the fraud conviction of a retail tycoon. zhang wenzhong was released in february after 12 years in prison. the court called his case "a misapplication of the law." the decision came as the ruling communist party tries to reassure nervous business leaders. back in this country, sears is closing another 72 stores to stem financial losses. that will leave the company with 800 outlets, down from a peak of 4,000 back in 2012. and, on wall street, stocks fell today on worries about the budding tariff war. the dow jones industrial average lost 252 points to close at 24,415. the nasdaq fell 20 points, and the s&p 500 gave up 18. still to come on the newshour: the e.u. ambassador responds to new taxes on europe's exports to the u.s. amid an immigration crackdown, we speak to the outgoing director of immigration and customs enforcement. the economic consequences of educating women, and much more. >> wo

al-jazeera moscow. the only the our. business updates. going places to get. the. world. business updates. going places. to our. thanks mary umbrella madrid manager then again the don has quit the european champions after winning an unprecedented third straight champions league title the frenchman called a surprise news conference earlier on ending a three year career with the spanish the dan says it felt like the right time to make a change. look at. this club needs to keep winning and for that it needs a change after three years it needs a different voice a different method and that's why i made this decision because i really love this club and also the president who gave me the chance to come as a player to real madrid this great club and for that i'll be for ever grateful i mean mickelson running but i would have liked to have convinced him but i know his character and the only thing that i can do is to offer my love support and recognition and remember although he knows it that this club will always be his family the dam played for around madrid between two thousand

. >> as a russian government tries to involve itself in the issue, he also invited came to moscow. >> the original date for the summit is less than two weeks away. june 12th, when asked whether it is going to happen on that date, secretary of state mike pompeo would only say that he does not know. bret. >> bret: thank you. if the summit happens, will anything important be accomplished there? let me know on twitter, you use the hashtag or on facebook! there are new fears of a trade war, involving the u.s. and its economic partners,/rivals. the president is making good on a threat to impose tough new tariffs on imported metals. and the country affected is fighting back. correspondent kevin corke has details from the white house. >> these tariffs are totally unacceptable. >> the white house's decision to implement new tariffs on steel and imports from canada, mexico, and the european union could fan the winds of a global trade war or send a strong message that the days of massive u.s. trade balance is an unfair and accurate somatic market access are over. >> we will continue to make argu

political analyst joseph chang believes that the step by step approach to negotiations suggested by moscow is the only reasonable way to settle the crisis. the negotiations process has to proceed in a reasonable rational manner in view of the demand on the part of the united states that the deed new career process has to be complete very fireball and the verse of all day is obviously a symmetry in the american demands and the. demands of from an young soul the russian foreign minister is by using a kind of step by step or stage by stage a kind of negotiation process which is obviously rational since it is rather difficult to works to achieve to secure a complete arrangement in one goal. the european court of human rights has ruled this u.a. india and remaining took part in the cia's program of secret detention centers and that they also violated the prohibition on torture by helping the agency with the interrogation of two al qaeda suspects both countries have been ordered to pay those men one hundred thousand euros each in compensation one of the suspects was according to the cia a key al

-moscow summit between ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. >> the way of democracy is sometimes a complicated way and sometimes trying but it's a good way and we believe the best way, and once again, mr. general secretary, i want to expend to you and to all those who labored so hard for this moment my warmest personal thanks. >> watch real america sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, on c-span 3. >>> tom beaty, we are about to air interviews that you conducted, oral histories with those on the front line of the combat. how did this project come about? >> sure. i grew up a big history buff, i guess. i didn't grow up in a military family and loved hearing the actual stor

difficulties in that process, it's all in the context of heightened diplomatic tensions between london and moscow following the poisoning of surrogate screwball, the former russians —— in light of that, he is a close ally of liber putin, the russian president has had difficulties renewing the visa, he's a israeli citizen but he can't work your, and that's because of that he is putting up plan, on hold. in terms of chelsea and the team, his investment and committed to backing the team remains unchanged. if the question of the stadium and it looks as if stamford bridge will not be redeveloped anytime soon. raheem sterling's manchester city team—mate fernandinho has accused some of the british media of ‘pursuing' the englnad forward, after he revealed a new tattoo of an assault rifle on his leg. sterling responded to criticism by saying it was in memory of his father who was shot and killed, to remind him to never pick up a gun. but some have suggested he should have it removed, or be dropped from the england squad for the world cup. the british press write about him, and you can see some pu

gathered to cheer that national team as it left the country before the official world cup i bring in moscow peru will pay to friendly's against saudi arabia and sweden abroad first match of the tournament set state by state russian capital on june fourteenth. so that's all the new safe today here not international going to have more news for you as usual in thirty five minutes. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even to walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin rush comes from. and you can use a move by definition and the extremes of all forms of police. violence is a part and it's almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave quite badly. thank you want to be public or disqualified at all for the important of course more so for the last. honest man infirmed. war policy in the fall. i would rather when the fight broke out i really did a poll that was going to get. me reason is that if you don't win the evolves it's constantly evolving. welcome to the alex on ensuring the second deny cds and

foreign minister sergei lavrov invited kim to add to his busy summit schedule and visit moscow but it was lavrov the parents' support for kim's position in readiness for his summit with u.s. president donald trump that will be the most welcome outcome for north korea. said north korea must get relief from sanctions and quickly. it is absolutely obvious that starting any discussion of the nuclear problem and all other programs on the korean peninsula they cannot be complete without repealing all sanctions on north korea how that will go ahead will be a question of the skill of the negotiators but it cannot be done in one sitting u.s. officials based in seoul have been in near daily discussions with their north korean counterparts at the truce village apartment john that's in the demilitarized zone separating the two koreas how much progress has been made is unknown or whether north korea's stated commitment to denuclearization comes with a specific timetable and a process for verification that's acceptable to the u.s. i think north korea wants to strachan this process of democratizatio

just coming up to half past six here in moscow we're back with more some headlines to make happen. in the movies. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even to walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenaline rush comes from. and you can easily move by definition and the extremes of all forms of. the violence is a part and it's almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave badly. important people of course colorful all. of us but also focus on the last. funniest man infirmed. more. than the start. of a broader where no i figure out i really did a poll down now when i get. the meaning in reason is that at least if you don't let me involves it's constantly evolving in. a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all such but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you're one of us is a huge star among us and the huge amount of fresh camera matthew her. to the center of the. great the great you are the rock at

good evening it's just gone six o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international. now the russian foreign minister has met with the north korean leader kim jong un as pyongyang prepares for a possible historic peace summit with south korea and the u.s. however sergey lavrov did warn that the peace process remains fragile. it was regarding sanctions it's completely obvious that when we start talking about the nuclear issue and other issues on the korean peninsula it's with the understanding that nothing can happen with sanctions still in place how that's going to be achieved is another question a matter of the art of the go but it can't be done in one go just like denuclearization can't that is why there have to be stages and progress at each stage. well i didn't arrive in north korea empty handed he did have a small present for kim a russian keeps a box. it also has a key you can look away some secret stuff. the top diplomat also invited kim to russia and passed on a message from putin and in response the north korean leader sent warm greetings to the president our

he hosted sergey lavrov, the russian minister and invited him to moscow. neil? >> neil: let's get the read on this with retired u.s. later my lieutenant colonel bob mcguinness. it looks like it's on. in that case, what do you think? >> that's good news if it's back on. i think we're tired of having 28,000 people be a trip wire in south korea. the fact that lavrov was there providing greetings from putin and kim jong-un has met twice here with xi from china, he's getting a lot of mentoring. so the geo politics of this are more than what we've seen perhaps just with kim jong-un's father and grandfather in the past. this could be very complicated. i'd like to see the letter, whatever that letter looks like that mike pompeo delivers to the president. very important. it's going be a gesture, hopefully a good gesture is. >> neil: i'm curious about the letter as well. but i'm reminded that you mentioned china before. it's interesting that this general, kim young chul, the number 2 power figure, had just flown to this meeting yesterday from a separate meeting in china w

moscow summit between ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev -- >> the way of democracy is sometimes a complicated way. and sometimes trying. but it is a good way and we believe the best way. and once again, mr. general secretary, i want to expend to you and to all those who labored so hard for this moment, my warmest personal thanks. >> watch real america sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. on c-span3. sunday, patricia o'toole discusses her book the moralist. >> there's a huge psychological literature about wilson. and i read it. but i have a sense that it just reduced him to tangles that i didn't feel i could deal with on the strength of my own knowledge of the theory. some people have said his stubbornness was a kind of reaction to his father's strictness. they can point to a story that his father made him revise. so the suppositions are that wilson resented this but he was a good boy and he put up with it. when you read every mention, in wilson's letters of his father, they're worshipful. >> presbyterian minister. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern c-s

who gathered to cheer their national team as it left the country before the official cup i mean in moscow peru will play two friendlies against saudi arabia and sweden brought the first match of the film to take place in the russian capital in the stadium on june the forty. so that brings up site that's how everything is looking so far today we're back with more thirty five. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you can walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin rush comes from. it is a move by definition and the extremes of all forms of. violence is a part and it's almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave badly. i. thank your portable horse colorful all. the more so for the last. one this man infirmed. war policy in the start. of a broader where not by figure out really did a poll done with. the meaning reason is a least if you don't know the evolves it's constantly evolving and. when lawmakers manufacture a consensus it's still just public wealth. when the ruling class is project themse

park during his visit to moscow. we were also told that the north koreans wanted to have a sound during a traditional way chat with the drone was on the plane when we asked. why this was happening and what to expect of the visit his answer was well just have to see i don't know for an hour and a prank reporting there will political analyst joseph chang believes the step by step approach to negotiations suggested by moscow is the only reasonable way to settle the crisis. the negotiations process has to proceed in a reasonable rational manner in view of the demand on the part of the united states that the. process has to be complete very fireball and verse of all is obviously a symmetry in the american demands and the. demands of from young soul the russian prime minister is a rising a kind of step by step or stage by stage a kind of negotiation process which is obviously rational since it is rather difficult to works to achieve to secure a complete arrangement in one goal. now the european court of human rights has ru

an informant to meet with the trump campaign advisers because of their suspicious contacts linked to moscow. all an effort to discredit the investigation so later if there's some charges or findings, people might not believe them. john roberts is live on the north lawn. hi, john. >> good afternoon to you, shep. guliani is questioning gowdy's a assertion last week that he believed the fbi acted absolutely properly when it dispatched a confidential informant from the outside to make contact with several members of the trump campaign, this is what gowdy said tuesday with martha maccallum on her show. >> i'm even more convinced the fbi did what my fellow citizens wanted them to do and it has nothing to do with donald trump. >> guliani, in a conversation this morning, was questioning whether gowdy got all of the information necessary to be able to make an assertion like that. guliani questioning whether gowdy got to see the confidential documents that he and devin nunes, the chairman of the house intelligence committee had been looking for. guliani saying when you have the confidential informant

from russia who sent his foreign minister to north korea to meet with kim jong-un to invite him to moscow. you see now china and russia seeing donald trump, maybe have some success with north korea. they don't want to see that happen because if donald trump addressing this, this crisis, and is effectively able to do it, his stock goes up in the world and in america. they don't want to see that happen. obviously president trump, as you just mentioned negotiating different trade deals and when you are strong, you get a better deal for your people. they don't want to see that happen. i think they wouldn't mind seeing this whole deal with kim jong-un blow up an embarass donald trump. trish: if china is that way, what about some members of left? what about some members of the media right now? there has been sort of this pile-on, right? they're almost rejoicing, congressman, when the president called off the summit, they're saying ah-ha, i told you so. i told you so. this is why nobody agrees to meet with him in the first place. there is damned if you do, damned if you don't the president has t

it is all in the context of heightened diplomatic tensions between london and moscow after the poisoning of the former russian spy who was poisoned in salisbury. in light of that, roman abramovich, a close ally of vladimir putin the russian president, has had difficulties renewing his visa. he is now an israeli citizen, so he can come to visit, but not to work. in term of chelsea, and the team, his investment and his commitment to back nag team, remains —— backing that team remains unchanged. it looks as if stamford bridge will not be re—developed any time soon. also coming up in the programme... with 50 days to go until the start of the hockey world cup, we speak to england forward sophie bray. and i'm at headingley where england's cricketers try and remember how to win. let's head to paris now, where kyle edmund, the british number one, has made it through to the third round of the french open for the second successive year. he beat hungary's marton fucsovics in what turned out to be an up and down four sets. nick parrott was watching. fans used to be desperate for an autograph,

i mean moscow three will take part in say friendly second saudi arabia and also sweden thanks to brought the first match of the two wouldn't take place in the russian capital on cheap assault. so that's how the news is looking so far today here in our say morning and how. in july twenty second team i'll set up a freelance journalist working with our team militant shelling in syria. on his second fight scotty has established a solid l. such as memorial day will recognize more reporters who often risk themselves with the sake of the truth and through the piece you can submit to your published works in a video well written form until june the twelfth go to a doctor on t.v. dot com. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even to walk into excitement it's that knowing that's where the adrenalin rush comes from. and you can easily move by definition and extreme so will support. the violence is a part. of schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly. you're born with all of horsepower for the low point possible for so focus on the last. one

russian president vladimir putin, and of course there have been diplomatic tensions between london and moscow in recent months, following the sergei skripal poisoning case in source brief. so mr abramovich in recent days has become an israeli citizen. that gives him the right to visit the uk but not to work here. and i am told he is now, in light of all those factors, taken the decision that he doesn't want to invest £1 billion in redeveloping the stadium in a country where he cannot work. that is the situation as it is for now. that is what we are told will remain the case as long as the stand—off over his visa continues. in terms of his investment into chelsea and the club, he has owned it since 2003, he has bankrolled it to the tune in of billions of pounds, i am told it is only the stadium that is at the heart of this issue. more details have emerged of how a russian journalist, working with the ukrainian secret service, managed to fake his own death. arkady babchenko said he used pig's blood as part of the deception and watched news reports about his murder at a mortuary. he's dismiss

well welcome it's three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international. now the russian foreign minister has met with north korean leader kim jong earnest pyongyang prepares for a potentially historic peace summit with south korea and the u.s. although sergey lavrov has warned the peace process remains fragile. it was regarding sanctions it's completely obvious that when we start talking about the nuclear issue and other issues on the korean peninsula it's with the understanding that nothing can happen with sanctions still in place how that's going to be achieved is another question a matter of the art of the goshi ocean but it can't be done in one go just like denuclearization can't that is why there have to be stages in progress at each stage or mr lavrov added that russia is interested in working with both careers and that the north should consider all factors in the peace talks including recent history our correspondent is in p.r. yang right now with some exclusive images from inside north korea. this is a truly incredible opportunity for us to film i

complexity foreign minister sergei lavrov invited kim to add to his busy summit schedule and visit moscow but it was lavrov the parents' support for kim's position in readiness for his summit with u.s. president donald trump that will be the most welcome outcome for north korea. said north korea must get relief from sanctions and quickly. it is absolutely obvious that starting any discussion of the nuclear problem and all other programs on the korean peninsula they cannot be complete without repealing all sanctions on north korea how that will go ahead will be a question of the skill of the negotiators but it cannot be done in one sitting u.s. officials based in seoul have been in near daily discussions with their north korean counterparts at the truce village apartment john that's in the demilitarized zone separating the two koreas how much progress has been made is unknown or whether north korea's stated commitment to denuclearization comes with a specific timetable and a process for verification that's acceptable to the u.s. i think north korea wants to strachey this process of democra

and this comes amid diplomatic tensions between london and moscow following the sergei skripal poisoning case, that former russian spy. mr abramovich, an ally of vladimir putin, has recently applied and been granted israeli citizenship, allowing him to come to the uk to visit, but does not allow him to work. i understand that personal decision to stop investment at sta mford personal decision to stop investment at stamford bridge is on that basis. in terms of the team itself, the investment he has been putting into that since 2003, that remains u naffected. that since 2003, that remains unaffected. but we will not be seeing the redevelopment of stamford bridge any time soon. it was due to be6 bridge any time soon. it was due to be 6 million bricks, the same architects that made the beijing bird ‘s nest stadium, but those plans are now on hold and it looks like that will remain the case while this stand—off over his visa continues. now the weather. the skies were blue earlier on today. you wouldn't think it by that particular picture. because the clouds have gathered in the south over

un to visit russia the you know cement came as lavrov made a trip to pyongyang where he met with kim moscow said the aim of lavrov visit was to discuss bilateral relations as well as international and regional issues the trip comes less than two weeks before a planned historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un trump briefly canceled the summit last week but now says it's back on track. authorities in thailand have banished visitors from one of the country's famed beaches for four months once a pristine paradise my ebay has become a victim of its own fame the beach lies on the small island of p.p. late in the end the men see well that's true islam has damaged its coral reefs and harmed sea life and authorities say it's time to get the beach a break. my ebay can be a magical place but just after sunrise the first speedboat zan to the calm. skipper sumit mooney kong and says living from tourists and has mixed feelings about the closure even if it is just for a few months. our family before the speedboats came there were wonderful corals here the boa

international thanks for sharing some of your thursday with us here is just turning half past the hour here in moscow and your world news continues at the top of the hour. since. europe must be much stronger in making the decision at twenty eight can we around the table agree on tough measures and these are china always or us in the end of the unfortunately is the answer to that so far is not truly europe is being too weak and that's why we end up being beaten on the head sometime by the chinese some time by the american and dad got to stuff. with little make this manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the ruling closest to protect themselves. with the finest military go around the sun be the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signals. to leave room for the real news group. counter gun the sleeping pill taken by their mothers before they were born it still haunts its victims today. whether it was the stories i get along with. what's verdict there's been all sorts of fair and they go. along with and it has existed in the moods and the members fifty five years after the medic

chalons who's in moscow forests rory i understand just gave an interview what is he saying. yeah he's just given his second press conference in as many days giving a lot more information about what actually took place over the last couple of months and of course on the nights when his murder was staged he talks about how he had had to put on a t. shirt that had already been riddled with bullet holes he had put on makeup or had makeup put on him he had covered himself in fake blood in pig's blood and then lay down on the floor his wife then called the police the police have come the ambulance have come the doctors who arrived in the ambulance were in on the plots they took him to the morgue where he says he changed his clothes was wrapped in a sheet because it was so cold there and then he sat down to watch the t.v. and he says then i watched the news and saw what a great guy i'd been journalists then started turning up at the morgue so the people got worried and they decided they had to move him he says that he was essentially doing what the agents from the ukrainian securit

kim jong un to visit russia elsewhere came as lab rats made a trip to pyongyang where he met with kim moscow said the aim of lavrov visit was to discuss bilateral relations as well as international and regional issues the trip comes less than two weeks before a planned historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un trump briefly canceled the summit last week but now says it's back on track. the danish parliament has passed a law banning the islamic full face veil such as the niqab and borke up in public places spaces becoming the latest european country to do so although the law is popularly known as the book of banned the danish government says it is not aimed at any religion and allows people to cover their face when there is a recognizable purpose such as protection in cold weather it's not known how many women actually wear the niqab and burka in denmark. all right says force news now real madrid's cocina the zedong was living a never ending success story just completed an unprecedented three peat in the champions league and was at the top of the

was reported to have been shot dead in the ukrainian capital kiev authorities there blamed moscow but both tinkle turned up alive a day later the shock that provoked was why relief but also anger some ukraine now ukraine faces many questions over the elaborate setup. that from the dead. twenty four hours after he was reportedly hours after he was reportedly gunned down journalist arkady trying and has a press conference held by the ukrainian intelligence service alive and well his apparent death an elaborate ruse to expose an alleged kremlin plot to kill him even his wife was in the dark but i want to apologize to my wife for the hell she has gone through over the past two days a let's go forgive me please but there was no other option. and incredulity at the t.v. station web had been working in t.f. as the russian born journalist made his dramatic grandparents the joy of his return was shared later by the ukrainian president to the officer i think millions of people are for celebrating this is your birthday. my heart beat so hard as i watched the reaction in the news room i knew abou

. >>> as far as your weather is concerned, this is the world cup outlook in moscow. here's what we expect. the average high is about 73. i guess saudi arabia versus russia. >> that's the opening match, june 14th on telemundo, yes. >> record high usually at that time. 91. the record low, 43 degrees. all in all, looks like it should stay fairly mild. >> it should be nice weather. i was there last summer. it wasn't that hot. >> how would you call a touchdown in american football? what would you say? >> touchdown! >> >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a mix and sun and clouds today. hotter tomorrow, highs in the low 90s as we head into the weekend now. the 90s will last a couple days and then it cools off. 65 tomorrow and close to 70 for the weekend. next week expect highs in the 60s with partly cloudy skies and still gusty winds. >> that's the latest andres, thank you so much, sir. you can catch andres and his famous goal call during telemundo's 2018 world cup coverage, starting june 14th. guys? >> al, thank you so much. >>> yesterday, we watched megy

what it cost her in moscow opec member iran is seeking support from the organization of petroleum exporting countries and getting the latest u.s. sanctions lifted but that's not the only way to iran is looking to protect itself in fact it's also suing washington for its involvement in terror attacks in iran last year citing don't hold trump as a key witness on t. correspondent has more now the crimes of the ice still terrorists have four or five people all over the world many people want justice to be served currently the islamic republic of iran is preparing a legal case but against washington it's based on allegations that the usa was involved in the terrorist attacks in tehran in twenty seventeen which i still claimed responsibility for. that lawsuit might seem a little farfetched but they've got some pretty solid testimony here's the president of the united states on national t.v. isis is honoring. president obama he is the founder of isis he's the founder of rise i think will give hillary clinton the you know if you're a sports team most valuable player and v.p. you get the m.v.p. awar