it is worse than it did this last time which was already pretty bad compared to the two thousand and thirteen election i think she would definitely have to go is the woman sometimes called the leader of the free world the new or the true leader of the free world and she was blink not she won't be a challenge from within our party now i think because she has to run again in elections and she might lose another couple of percentage points it already was the worst result they've ever had so i don't i don't think people are going to let her do that and let her fail more and then maybe challenge her sometime next year and that's what i think but of course the damage is done to the image the international image of america ok on a scale we were the was the question we wanted to ask at the beginning of the show is how stable is germany judy on a on a scale of one to ten where one is rock solid intel is a house of cards where is germany at this point in time. that's pretty close to rock solid and i think larry's always f.t. and how many refugees something to stories every single day rock solid rock so much

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is date of the news coming to live from berlin and breaking germany's political deadlock social democrat leader marching scholz has met with german president front by their steinmeyer and is now consulting with party leaders really s.p.d. the ballad of pressure to end the coalition impasse and join chancellor merkel in forming a government also coming up grief and anger in argentina relatives of the crew members on board a missing submarine react to the navy announcement that a sound recorded at the vessels last known position may have been an explosion. and zimbabwe prepares to inaugurate its new leader and worse than non-god what is promising to bring democracy and prosperity back to a country that's been crippled by poverty. can he deliver we'll get you the latest from harare. also on the program it's payback time for

a far right politician here in germany he criticized berlin's holocaust memorial calling it a monument to shame now someone has built a replica of it right in his own backyard that story's coming up. and sarah harding welcome to the show it's good to have you with us germany's social democrat leader marching schultz is consulting with senior members of his party at this hour the s.p.d. is under considerable pressure to join a coalition government under uncle americal and avoid fresh elections here in germany should also so far ruled out joining a new coalition but the german president met with them earlier and is believed to have pressed him to reconsider his position that's after talks collapsed over the weekend between naturals conservatives and two other parties. with me now in the studio political correspondent thomas farah thomas welcome you have been

on the story all day today all day we've been waiting for a decision as far as we know the talks continue. given these are democrats going to change their minds and go in for a coalition well this just shows how difficult a decision it is for the social democrats they've rejected so far the idea of joining under them a call again a grand coalition they rejected so far any possibility of working with on their merkel they've said we want to be in the opposition this time around on the other hand they're also under increasing pressure to at least sit down with her she said that maybe they should put the country first instead of the party first and they should at least try and help to end this impasse if you will and that's something that they're certainly discussing at the very plan how the headquarters of the social democrats where they're discussing whether they should keep that strict line of saying under no circumstance will work with her or on the other hand ok we'll at least sit at the same table and try and find

a common solution and the party itself isn't even united about what the next step should be here's karl lauterbach a leading member of the social democrats speaking earlier. we're not too little if nothing else is possible of course we have to think about a grand coalition. but we need to talk about content. so it's a social dems do say art will do it will talk about a grand coalition will enter these negotiations are they going to be in a position to make demands medical needs them after all well and that's one reason why you could say yes they could say well we and a certain coalition if we get this or if we get that on the other hand they would still be a minor member of a coalition of from that perspective they can simply say this is what we want either you help with us or we don't take part in this but when you say that the social democrats are divided in this case that is certainly the case where there are those who make might say let's stick to the position that we already chose after that very bad election result of september twenty four there are others who

say well new elections for example if we had them wouldn't guarantee that we would get a better result or why not at least sit down with a conservative and try and see if we can do something if we can do something that would mean that the social democrats would again have some say in government are not only a say in the opposition if the social democrats don't agree to a grand coalition how likely is it in your view that germany is going to see fresh elections it is likely to a certain extent but that's something that's a decision that no party really wants they really want to avoid coming to that situation of fresh election and that's possibly why the different parties including the social democrats are trying to find if there's any possibility of any common ground but if we say for now it is more likely they will try and find a solution precisely to avoid that very difficult road and a very long road of trying to get a new election next year as those talks continue they certainly seem to have

a lot more political stamina then you may well be watching that very closely thomas our political correspondent. well following the collapse of efforts to form a government last week and questions have been raised over the future of one of america's key allies the varian state premier horst z hope for a media report suggested harper would stand down state primary and hand over his rival varian finance minister marcus surtur but following a meeting of senior c.s.u. member savings the offer said no decisions have been made yet party officials say the future of leadership we decided at the party conference in december. well turning now to argentina and the desperate plight of relatives who are waiting to learn the fate of the forty four crewmembers on board a missing submarine naval officials are saying that an unusual sound attacked of near the last known position of the sub may have been an explosion and that's

dashing further hopes of finding survivors as the sub nears the end of its supply. the growing desperation of the families can be clearly heard in their prayers as they gather outside mar del plata home naval base of the missing submarine. relatives say they are becoming increasingly distressed as hopes the vessel has been located a raised and then dash among those unaccounted for is eleanor soirees brother how much she's putting her faith and his strength of character. when everybody will tell you that he's an excellent person he must be keeping his crewmates calm he's a really special person that's why we'll wait to hear because we know. how many. and now naval officials have confirmed that an unusual sound it takes of a week ago near the last known position of the vessel could provide an important

clue to the fate of the submarine. basically we received information of an abnormal event. unique short violence a non-nuclear consistent with an explosion. authorities say that the search will continue until it is clear what happens to the forty four crew members on board the a r a son one for now the families of the missing sailors are left with their hopes and prayers. as involved wait for paris to inaugurate its new president emerson the fate of its old president is becoming clear the country's ruling is an o.p.'s party says robert mugabe has been granted immunity from prosecution along this family and the people in zimbabwe well for the most part they accept that as part of an effort to put the

worst of the new era behind them and focus instead on the future. it's business as usual in harare. and a time to digest the excitement of the past few days. focus shifted briefly to the announcement that robert mugabe and his family will be immune from prosecution. but zimbabweans are trying to put their country's past behind them many are hopeful that new leader emerson and then god will make good on his promise to move towards a democratic future. like is we have we tried to lecture people will be free to make a selection of a trace of their own we thought would to being intimidated into the invite only and should be. giving people back to the freedom that they want i think is going to do things. in order being done by the past but i think.

you know we want that prison for be united with the people be that twenty minutes so that we can build our country but zimbabweans should remain cautious according to opposition leader morgan tsvangirai. be seen to be the bridge with this both in terms of culture and in depth of practice. unfortunately we know it was the louis est this is. it's also a bit of his own legacy. emerson unknown guy was welcomed back to zimbabwe on wednesday as a hero in an emotional speech he asked his people to help him improve the economy create jobs and stop. the final preparations are being

made ahead of a man going swearing in ceremony on friday zimbabweans will see a new president for the first time in thirty seven years. christine one we're joined us now from harare christine you just heard that report the first new president in almost four decades how has money managing expectations there and zimbabwe sarah innocent was the designate president has evolved he has been saying all the right things last night when he addressed a huge crowd outside the posse's headquarters he told the support of his that he was going to bring jobs to this economy he told people that he was in touch with with regional neighbors as well as international countries who expressed of the day interest to supporting zimbabwe and growing the economy so he's certainly speaking to people here because sarah causative estimates have it that eighty percent of the vote wins on employed and that really is the case i've been traveling this country

now for the past couple of days speaking to young people who just have no hope for the future and so he is talking about creating jobs he's talking about bringing investment back into this economy and these are the exact things that people want to hear so judging him by his words such as also good according to civil unions so some lofty promises there but the opposition has been skeptical of mungo what role will they play in the news and bob way. so we don't expect that the opposition will be involved in any way in the transitional government that will preside over. between now and september two thousand and eighteen next year when the general election now will announce he's cabinets tomorrow as far as we understand he's not the boss he has not had any engage in gage's whole discussions with any opposition members so at this stage we can expect that the opposition then will then trying to push it in the piece i spoke to just two days ago told me that they will be doing

is really preparing for that general election that is expected next year one of the things that they will be pressing the on is the electoral reform and making sure that there is going to be a democratic feet free and fair elections that will be held next year in september and now we know that sunapee as has committed itself to honoring that election and so because we can expect that the opposition is going to start taking the submission is he to campaign rigorously ahead of the us ok where if we also learned today that robert mugabe is not going to be prosecuted you've been speaking to people there in zimbabwe do you get the sense that they're ready to move on and forgive and forget. certainly and sara i know that this might sound difficult for a lot of people to understand but a lot of people still rizzio as one who liberated this country and they have great respect for him one person that they can you know speak very harshly about him to all of this is the form of face nady and so many zimbabweans are ok with the idea

that he isn't going to face prosecution of any kind that he's going to live out the rest of his days in this country that he's going to have military protection they're quite happy about that what they do take issue with is the amount of wealth that the family has amassed over the is i'm talking commercial farms i'm talking mines of lost amounts of man's zimbabwean saying surely they don't need all of that and that could be built some of that at least could be brought back into the economy so yes these are people looking forward looking to improve their lives grudges aside looking to the future looking to the future in zimbabwe that's christine want to go in harare thank you neeraj indeed everyone is live from berlin still to come we'll have an exclusive report from turkey where tensions are rising between turks and.