this is d.w. news coming to you live from berlin also on the u.s. stock exchange the dow jones industrial average takes its biggest nosedive since two thousand and eleven rattling investors across the globe markets in asia are tumbling echoing the dow's plunge. well they nearly there germany's two biggest parties inched forward a deal for a new government but the talks drag on another day as negotiators clash over a key issues. kenyon's secret shany doesn't fall on his rivals nairobi's more every day many of them young men killed by police and

a culture of impunity do you know he hears from one officer willing to speak out. also on the program a fun way to connect or a direct route to depression on this site for internet day we just cyber safety expert how to protect young people from online. i'm terry march and welcome to the program we'll have more on those stories coming up in just a moment first want to head over to my colleague for more on what's happening on the markets get hot how bad is it sounds pretty bad many are already talking about a black monday and that may be a bit premature because it's a term of the in financial circles only for the most severe of shocks but after a rally that has been going on for many. many months monday was

a busy day of reckoning especially on u.s. markets let's have a closer look the dow jones industrial average the most important index in the u.s. tumbled by one thousand one hundred seventy five points that's down four point six percent quite serious close down to twenty four thousand and three hundred forty five on monday that's eight percent down since last week to put this into perspective it's the biggest loss for six years and it marks the largest intraday point of decline of all time of one thousand five hundred and ninety seven points technology the nasdaq is also sharply down by three point seven percent a combination of factors is at play here wages in the u.s. have risen stronger than expected stoking fears of rising inflation that will drive interest rates up which makes it more expensive for companies to borrow money cheap money has been driving the rally of recent years also rising interest rates makes a facets like government bonds more attractive for investors so they move out of

stocks also automated trading orders are triggered when certain indicators fall to a preprogramed level and these sell of st the other sell orders it's it's a computer driven domino effect and it works within seconds and around the globe asian markets for example followed wall street's lead japan's nikkei index was down almost seven point one percent during the trading session stocks across all sectors was skidding in the wake of the new york crash comics like the oter financial stocks and technology companies will hit hard all other asian markets also took a beating in hong kong the hang seng index ended the day around four point four percent. so what goes up must eventually go down maybe donald trump would do well to remember that the next time he attributes stock market success to himself he could be cheered by some analysis saying that this sell of actually is healthy at this stage it's better the market is letting off some steam

now some analysts think instead of later when it could be much more damaging. good news for the economy turned out to be very bad news for stocks at the start of the trading week the latest data on u.s. wages show average hourly earnings up two point nine percent year on year the highest rate of growth brick ordered since the middle of twenty zero nine that's following years of stagnation but faster wage growth means employers have to spend more to recruit the workers they want higher pay could equal less profit for shareholders and traders fear possible interest rate hikes. but the market is reacting not so negatively because the economy is doing poorly but quite the contrary because the economy is doing so nicely and we might see some inflation pressure meaning the federal reserve and other central banks around the globe might also become more aggressive and that certainly could become a sea change that could we do not know yet

a sea change in central banks meaning sharply higher key lending rates and it growing understanding that loose monetary policy is supposed to be temporary but that's further along the road for now investors are looking more anxious to get the short term u.s. stock futures have slid further since wall street closed they're now down three percent. so the u.s. is down asia's following what about europe let's cross over to frankfurt to the stock exchange there were trading has just started down the. financial correspondent standing by that down there what can we expect in european markets today that condit it world markets will how they leave investors here on impress. yeah hi there god well actually let me have a look because of just a few seconds ago we got the first numbers here and we are down right now with three and a half percent here also at the frankfurt stock exchange this has already changed throughout the morning about three hours ago at six am when i came here to the

stock market the forecast was actually that we would be down with minus eight percent so even under the mark of twelve thousand points it seems that investors are kind of trying to realize the situation also saying that at the end it's not that bad that we don't have to fear a recession but still it's going to be very interesting how all of this is going to develop throughout the day. is this move market correction not healthy you know. what i had a chat about that a little bit earlier with one of the investors here at the trading floor and he told me that he was pretty sure that we would have seen sort of a correction happening of course we didn't know that it would be happening today or even yesterday but he was also telling me that the values of the stocks that we have seen during the last time was not even realistic so now with this sort of

correction that's how he was calling it he says that the values of companies in the in a better way and in a more realistic way now reflected also here at the trading floor. correction thank you very much for. germany the main political parties edging closer to a coalition deal to. go america's conservatives in the center left social democrats were moved to strike a deal by sunday but there are still far apart on several key issues leaders on both sides are pushing hard for an agreement to an end to months of political uncertainty. the end of the road might just be inside the head quarters of the santa leftist p.d. is where germany's political heavyweights a toughing it out in this last phase of coalition talks negotiators have been fine tuning the deal they hope will bring

a german government four months after the country's elections. does it and we agreed to choose day will be the decisive day we're in the final round and want to finish the negotiations tuesday will be decisive on whether the negotiations will be concluded successfully or not. but honest. health care reform has been a sticking point the social democrats want to end germany's two ts health insurance system a second obstacle is fixed term employment contracts which the s.p.d. wants to replace with permanent positions that provide greater job security the green party now in the opposition is vehemently opposed to the coalition agreement as it now stands. mood instead of the display of courage to address tasks of the future we're seeing a grand coalition that's concerning itself with minor issues even while the really critical challenge we're facing in europe aren't getting the attention they deserve . talks are said to continue one choose day even if an agreement is finally reached

the social democrats rank and file still need to sign off on the deal. well for more on the coalition go she's joined by our political correspondent hans but he's just outside the city headquarters here in berlin where those coalition talks are taking place today hans talks are meant to finish on sunday here we are on tuesday they are still dragging on how close are the parties to striking an agreement. well if you believe what the party leaders have been saying last night and this morning agreement is very close but at the same time there are at least these two sticking points that we just heard about health care reform and the question of to what extent temporary employment is allowed always going to be a lot in germany these two points are still very much on the table and they haven't agreed on that the leader of the social democratic party martin short's who just

entered the building behind me a minute or two ago say that these are issues of social justice which are very important especially for the social democrats and he is hoping that today these issues will be resolved the s.p.d. a demanding big changes to germany's health care system and they're asking for a reduction in fixed term employment contracts are the conservatives likely to go along with that. there has been some indication from the conservative side to sit on the health care that may be a possibility of some concession but i think the major sticking point really is this question of fixed term employment all the extent to which temporary employment is to be at all out in germany this is something which is obviously of very great importance especially to young people who are not able to plan their future if they only get contracts for a year or two at a time and the social democrats have put a lot of emphasis on that on the other hand the christian democrats according to

that server to have been agreeing with representatives of german industry who are saying that these kinds of conflicts are very important to make it a full fix ability in employment and that if they were to be limited this would damage the german economy so these points on which the two parties appear to be very far apart school at the moment and it's like you could take really all is possibly until well into the night to day for some agreement to be reached. the political correspondent hans blunt to thank you so much a second look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today southeast asia's foreign ministers are meeting in singapore taking center stage at discussions will be the creation of a smart cities system in order to build regional cooperation and help fight terrorism and transnational crime malaysia and singapore said they would set up

a link to connect their stock markets a record twenty eight french restaurants have been awarded the restaurant world's top prize three star michelin rating france has more starred restaurants and anywhere else but observers say the distinction reveals gender inequality only one of them is run by women. lawmakers in the mall deeds say soldiers have forced their way into the country's supreme court building it comes just after the government declared a state of emergency in response to a spiraling political crisis the country's president is defying a supreme court order to release a group of jailed opposition leaders turning now to kenya and allegations of a conspiracy to kill in the slums of nairobi dead bodies of young poor men are turning up on the streets almost every day suspects being criminals they're executed by the police without charges and without trial d.w.

speaks to a whistleblower who reveals an underground war on crime that's believed to have claimed more than three thousand lives just last year. october two thousand and seventeen it's been two days since my mom pry own last test brian one thousand years old executed by the police it was on the interstate i knew i talked with you at one point you. brian lived in one of nairobi slum the police suspected him of being a thug and thieves but his not to disagree. i think one point two hours before i make frank's. choice was brian's friend a neighbor han had community is where he was killed along with his three friends. have they been to. the policeman on the one who cover them down.

there is more evidence images of brian and his dead friends published on facebook. troy says the police themselves posed the pig just to instill fear and brand the victims as criminals. filming at the city more trees forbidden but it seems that the killing of brian and his friends was not an isolated incident we're told that twenty to fifty corpses arrive here every day almost all killed by the police. dr brian beach unger is an independent forensic expert he confirms that cases like brian's are part of a larger pattern. into the into. into the chest. and in the chest is not due to. it's difficult. for police repeatedly denied to request for an official interview. one officer inside the system however says he's against the

extrajudicial killings and wants to uncover the actions of nairobi's police he agrees to talk to us and honestly as he fears for his life. so the procedure is as a cop you're given an order. you don't know where the order comes from you're told hey this is what's happening and now it's time to shoot to kill and then you go you land within that process if you don't get the right guy you'll end up killing the wrong guy and if you get the right guy you also kill the right guy without prosecution and nobody cares. crime is rife the prisons are full and for many police the lives of those who live in the slums in this until now thousands of extrajudicial killings in kenya have been covered up and gone unreported.

friends family at his funeral but they feel that he like so many other young men was stripped off traditional process and his human rights. and it's a sad certainty that bryant won't be the last young man will fall victim to nairobi to fight against crime. exclusive report there by the w.'s melanie corridor. a look at potential pocket size danger what is the risk of social media for kids for millions of young children their social lives now extend beyond school halls and into cyberspace on this safer internet day we'll hear from a un cyber safety expert about the pros and columns but first we asked some berlin students for their take. on the future she says she's one of these kids say facebook is for old people so what are they up to under their smartphones these.

snap chat boards. you tube the moves instagram. the u.k. study found that most kids are now learning about online safety but not about the emotional effects of social media. and it's pretty. teens using social media who have experts especially concerned the mass. social media is is much harder to control much harder to predict and i don't think that kids are emotionally ready for that kind of social media interaction. from sending selfies and videos over whatsapp to posting on instagram it's all about likes followers and feedback we ask the kids to talk about how it makes them feel. what is good about social media people can look like cloud that people are doing

maybe they can be inspired to media as a good place to show your talent for being one have you write letters letters sometimes go off what is bad about social media you can get mean responses and you'd feel really bad sometimes i don't feel like coming to school teacher cyber mobbing if you're on your phone all the time you can feel pretty bad if i solve how does social media make feel like picking a mode you poppy. it just depends on the situation. social media use among young people has been increasingly linked to depression and even suicide. this is prompted calls for schools parents and the technology companies themselves to take action. it's our duty to guide them through this process to make. them

self-esteem to know. i can i'm not really sensitive for having all these likes etc. here pupils are being encouraged to discuss how social media affects them emotionally in england there are even proposals to at the top pick to the current. a growing number of experts agree children should no longer be left to deal with this alone. talk about this now with neil walsh he's head of cyber crime the site of cyber crime unit at the united nations office on drugs and crime he joins us from vienna thank you for being with us this morning it's now i want to begin by talking about about children who are using their mobile phones not just to chat with friends but to talk to strangers online it's estimated that a third of children do this talk to strangers online how can we reduce the risk of

coming into contact with predators. i think listening to the report that you've already had and listening to what kids are saying we have to integrate being sipho law and how to manage your online presence from a really early age if we start talking about it days go through or we start talking about it at home when kids are teenagers are older it's already too late so we need to start from a really early age and make it part of the national curriculum now a recent international survey showed that over thirty young people have also been bullied online in a report there we heard some saying that they feel bad after being online some time says is online bullying more prevalent than offline bullying i think if we look at online. some of the risk that we see from the cyber calling and cyber and it's so because of the anonymity of school it makes it easier and any

time that we knew us cases we get that feedback as well so for example today on safer internet day we're hoping to grow the awareness of our life risk we're helping to publicize the resources of lots of different n.g.o.s and also organizations that provide resources for kids around the world in different languages to help them stay alive so it's. it's you know is it makes it easier for children to do a we have to make this a culture of behavior treating each other with respect the same way we treat each other and i think that i know life and that starts in school who start this home at a very early age you know whether we like social media or not it's become a fact of life and it's a big part of our communication the ngo child that international says today that while we should minimize the dangers in children particularly using social media most children are ok online are we a danger of exaggerating the problem. i'm not sure use the word exaggerating but i

think we do have to look at it within the culture that exists the likelihood of a child becoming a victim of best experiencing a good experience is all i'm. going to be very aware of which is why everything we have to do is allotted to growing your social media use of only devices into a lower will every day pattern of behavior can be something separate when we think a case when we talk about all line although i know they don't have that distinction the way we may have so it's recognizing that how it's hollow voice they say you don't understand why they in normal part might interpret it from the start if they make decisions i don't we go from that right neil walsh there cybercrime expert with the united nations office against drugs and crime thank you so much for talking with us on t. w. news like you very much the winter olympics begin in south korea on friday and preparations are well underway in john chang the athletes' village is

finished and competitors are arriving with the joint korean women's hockey team and the russian contingent heading the headlines but there's one problem with the winter games by definition it's extremely cold yung chang is just around the corner the olympic flame currently on the final stretch of its tour of the country is only an hour's drive away and despite a limp excitement heating up it's really cold in south korea everyone including the i.o.c. big weeks on the inspection of the olympic village is wrapping up and warm. china is in the. province one of the coldest places in the country and it's particularly cold at the moment with temperatures dropping as low as minus twenty degrees celsius not a problem for the athletes who are used to cold weather but it could prove troublesome for the spectators during the opening ceremony that's the. topic for

your hands on your feet in case they get. all these are thank you question if you consider i'm going to keep you warm during that. and this blanket. also the one this isn't the only proof that pyongyang is ready and raring to go the olympic village is finished as all the highly praised venues but don't expect the atmosphere to mirror that of previous olympics as the events are spread far and wide across the region. the games and i.o.c. president thomas bach and particular have political hurdles to overcome as well one such hurdle has been cleared with north and south korea taking part at the opening ceremony under a united flag but the so-called unification flag has upset neighbors japan the blue dot to the south of the korean peninsula depicts a small group of violins that japan and south korea claim and of course there will be pressure from moscow they want their athletes who had that band reduced by the

court of arbitration for sport last week to take part in the upcoming games shows. at the moment the athletes along with their legal representatives are examining the decision and they will decide what their next steps will be which are all border. thomas welcomes the athletes as they arrive in china how many of them will actually be allowed to compete in south korea will again be decided by the courts. soccer now and david meet in this week's german cup quarter finals went third division power ball and host mighty buy in munich tonight for the home side it's a chance to pull off a momentous giant killing but for bion it's a key step in their bid for a trouble of trophy it's part of ohms warriors a poised to do battle with the bavarian men. hosting by in munich in the german cup quarterfinals is a rare highlight for the former born as they get closer to seven back to back

relegations in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen they only avoided jumping into the fourth last term on a technicality. god has mixed feelings about meeting by a. philosophical. going to take it how it is i maybe would have preferred a different draw but there's nothing more wonderful than playing by an i mean two minds it will be difficult for us because by and there on another level and. it's easy to see why his wary buying are in tremendous form as they power to a six straight bonus league a title a potential trouble of bundesliga champions league cup is very much on and. no slacking. i. within the squad we have good competition for places everyone wants to play so i'm going to rotate a bit. moving the goalposts isn't an option against. the ball move just

have to try it the hard way. just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on the w. news asian shares have tumbled following a chaotic day on the u.s. markets that sold out jones industrial averages biggest loss in a single day since twenty eleven in japan the nikkei index was down almost seven point one percent during trading. and if you're really worried about that put this into your head to the dow jones industrial average is still over the past twelve months despite yesterday's. by over twenty percent. you're watching news coming to you from moore at the top of the next hour of course you can get all the latest news and information on our web site called thanks.

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