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you know who we are to suppose for what we are ready for him a lawyer and believe. musa me a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on t w. this is the w. news live from ballet in spain reports of a million protesters flooding at the streets of bosler in a amid the catalan crisis the pro unity rally hailed as a success by its organizes meanwhile madrid is warning that any moves by catalonia
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as it ministration to break away from spain will have no effect we'll have more analysis from our europe correspondent. also coming up germany has qualified for the twenty eighteen world cup but that won't stop some of the young guns from using that country's final game against azerbaijan to show their coach why they deserve to go to russia next. on humphrey good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel appears to have come to an agreement with her bavarian sister party the c.s.u. on the key question of migration policy and scientists report a cap on immigration could be implemented with an upper limit of two hundred thousand refugees permit it to enter the country annually if such as. deal has been
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reached it would remove a key hurdle to coalition talks between america's conservative a bloc and two other smaller parties of the two conservative blocks have been at odds over the issue of immigration for years. well for more on this we're joined by our political correspondent. and the studio right now good to see rupert now chancellor merkel has said publicly time and time again that she is against a limit on the number of refugees entering the country so why this turn around now well this doesn't didn't really change if if we look at the speculations what kind of compromise she offered to horsley over the chief of the seas you the conservative sister party of america see you it looks like she offered a cop on peace on migrants coming to germany but not on refugees and not on people who are seeking for asylum so this seems to be the compromise to differ between people that would do for the classes of migrants that are coming to germany people who are looking for for shelter coming here for humanitarian grounds and people who
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are coming here on economic grounds says what about the semantics how to look how can we expect other potential coalition partners the greens in the liberals to react to this i think this could be really the breakthrough for germany getting what these two parties the greens which are the center left party and the free market liberals the f.t.p. have been calling for for years now migration or germany hasn't had a migration law in the last years although all of the parties except the conservative parties have been asking for this and now they see the u.n. see as you seem to have seem to have made a breakthrough in this special issue so i think this could really really break be the breakthrough for the starting of the jamaica coalition and of course this will be decoded by voters do we think this move could win back people who chose the a.f.d. . not really not now but i think what is really important here is that c.d.u.
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and see as you come back to terms with each other that they speak with one tongue and one of the biggest problems of c.d.u. under specially of the seas you was that these two parties didn't really look us. united as their name that the name is union but they didn't really behave like a union they behaved like two opposing parties all the time and that was one of the biggest problems during the last election for them so people didn't really know what is their message but do they really want and now after the election then only then they started to find out what is our goal what is the message we want to bring across and that was far too late so they need to to front to find some unity again and get back to good terms and that is what the voters are going to thoughtful our political correspondent report thank you very much for joining us here in the studio. now a massive rally has taken place in the spanish city of false alone against plans by
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catalan leaders to declare independence this is spanish prime minister mariano rajoy says he will prevent the region from breaking away well organizers say nearly a million demonstrators packed into the center of bosler now while police put the number at three hundred fifty thousand the protesters all supporters of catalonia remaining part of spain. well as brandy w. correspondent georg a martyr's and now give been out and about on the streets of barcelona what are people saying. a lot of people told me today that they are not only catalans but that they are zero zero zero souls spending spaniards so they feel their hearts does not only beat for this region but for all of spain and they don't want to be kicked out of their own country if you want to in some way i could identify for today is in today's demonstration against independence two camps one
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a little more radical for instance asking for the regional leader to be thrown into jail or of praising the work of the spanish police which one week ago used brute force to keep people away from ballot boxes and on the other side the people who are simply fed up with the kind of political mess the country find itself in now a number of those people i followed throughout the day and here's their story. long live the nation is their message. christina a student from barcelona and her friend couldn't agree more. they feel catalan spanish and who repeat. that. i was born here but my entire family comes from all over spain and the supporters of independence have no right to kick us out. we don't want to fragmented and divided we want europe to flourish and we want to
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be part of it. but many in catalonia who are against independence such as this architect are still against today's protests they worry it will increase the tension and more fragile this the spanish the spanish flag. and the most russian with spanish flags of them especially with friends because. i think it's not. a very good idea to have. the streets filled with the two sides because they're going to clash still for protest the christina today's march was a success she says the people here represent catalonia silent majority organizers say this was the biggest ever protest against catalonia seceding from spain. well i've just seen in europe the large numbers of people out on the streets just the size of this protest show that a majority of catalans are against independence. it is
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clearly a strong signal that so many people have come out into the streets now if you believe the opinion polls that have been published before the referendum there has always been a strong majority. against independents and the opinion polls that now have been published for instance in the conservative newspaper that number has even increased i would say overall one can most certainly say that there is a clear majority of people in catalonia who are against independence now and who are clearly for dialogue they have the feeling they don't want that their politicians push things they are concerned that the autonomous region could lose that out how many autonomy known me and that violence could erupt and gail tell us more about the silent majority who are they exactly
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a very difficult to nail it down in one fact a number of people approached me and said look make clear to the world that we are not nationalists we're not far right wing pro spanish a movement here there at the same time i had people who said look we are just fed up with the situation we have a situation one father told me that his children are discriminated against in school because they are pro spain and a number of other people approached me and said well they respect that some people would like to have independence but they don't want any violent clashes they don't want the spanish military move in and so the friction and that is what a lot of people said today of the friction that runs through society and that is strengthened by both sides coming out onto the street is a big concern for people in catalonia at the moment all right gail mattis reporting on spain's deepest political crisis in decades thank you very much. let's
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update you know some of the other stories making news around the world turkish forces have exchanged fire with attack here i'll show them a syrian militant group along the turkish syrian border this off to ankara and now that syrian rebels backed by turkish forces would launch an operation in the region turkey's president had warned that his country would not allow a quote terrorist corridor or near its borders. thousands of cubans are very drippy to the revolutionary icon che guevara on the fiftieth anniversary of his death crowds filled the streets of santa clara a city where grove one your final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago che's old friend cuban president raul castro was in attendance. hurricane innate has been downgraded to a tropical storm off to hitting the u.s.
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gulf coast on sunday morning it touched down in the state of mississippi well forty's in southern states states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas often eight killed dozens of people in central america. sports news now and in formula one the japanese grown prey has provided the setting for a crucial showdown between lewis hamilton and sebastian fettle now how martin started the race thirty four points ahead effect with just four races left after this weekend's action the ferrari driver needed a big performance to have a chance over a candle and his title hopes. the locals gave sebastian fattal a warm welcome on race day and another german world champion footballer lukas podolski was on hand to offer his support to me but fettle knew the odds were against him his main title rival lewis hamilton started the race in pole position the messages man wasn't giving any ground holding his lead through the first corner
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. and it wasn't long before disaster struck for federal. political power. in just the fourth lap his ferrari suffered engine problems bringing his race to a premier to end the hammer blow to his diminishing title hopes hamilton took full advantage the british driver i became technical difficulties of his own to take the victory his fourth when it says zucker and his fourth win in the last five races this season. it didn't go very close a couple times particularly at the end with a safety car so the a c. and then we started ties were cold. had a bit of traffic mike's first up and finished in second to follow up his win last weekend but yet again the day belonged to hamilton only a string of catastrophes can stop his title charge now. turning to football now germany faced azerbaijan later in their last world cup qualification
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game as head of next year's tournament now the team has already booked its place at russia twenty eighteen off to an impressive campaign seen win nine of their matches so far and with qualification a secured the less established player is a fighting heart first spot in the star studded squad. mission accomplished now that germany has qualified for next year's world cup the pressure is off as an exception the german football association even let the fans in to watch the team practice you have a few months i left talk a little on the squad through able to qualify us so they could just come one and now i'd like to build up the momentum again and to boeing and it's now all about claiming a spot on the team for next year's tournament that's why for lay on guard at sky this match against azerbaijan is so important the shock a player could be a starter to shore up the midfield them once and if you analyze the entire game like this you then get to see the kind of space he constantly opens up down the
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field while back in midfield so for me that's what's expected from a midfielder he's also dangerous on go. was a member of germany's extended squad at the last world cup but had to bow out because of injuries now he's back on the team. i've still got a few things to learn accumulates experiences i need them so that i can further establish myself in my position. and also this time getting his ticket to the world cup but competition is huge at the confederations cup other players also impressed they too are hoping to get a shot here and give the more established world cup winning players a run for their money. everybody's got the back of their mind and of course they want to put in good performances to improve their chances it doesn't matter whether it's in this match against or in the other games you play that you always get an opportunity to show yourself and to get yourself in shape for the tournament so you meanwhile germany coach who live wants his players to stay healthy during the
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season so that fans in russia will truly be able to see the best twenty three players germany has to offer. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you and i'm going to conservatives have reportedly reached an agreement with that the very system policy on the divisive issue of an immigration cap so says it's a migrant arrivals could be limited to two hundred thousand pay year idea would remove a key hurdle to efforts to form a new coalition. for news at the top till then thanks for your company. rationalists are on the rise with morning whining to make your country great again that is their slogan their focus put your nation first i am taking you know the answer is to highlights different shades of nationalism and to find out what the nation need to use. the serious story joe.
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