each. block to. block. this is the only news live from berlin catalonia former leader is to walk free for now a german court says it won't extradite carlos push him on to face rebellion charges just order his release on bail but could still send him back to spain to face a lesser case of misusing public funds. also coming up the poisoned daughter of an ex russian spy speaks out in a statement that british police at u.t.s. group also she's recovering well after the nerve agent attack on her and her father

i'll ask her correspondents in london and moscow what her testimony could mean for the case that sparked a diplomatic crisis belonging. to . sierra leone swears in its new president julius a mite of bio but his defeated opponent says he will challenge the election results . and the perfect sync case of jack is purely american prosecutors seek to deport the elderly nazi prison guard their last outstanding suspect in more crimes from world war two. i am. great to have you along everyone always start we're breaking developments right here in germany a court has ruled that the former callen present karla's put him up can be.

released on bail pending a decision on his extradition to spain the surprise announcement reverses an earlier decision which refused to grant put him on bail as he was deemed a flight risk. we have live pictures for you right here push one is currently being held at this a building this prison in northern germany it was arrested by german police last month acting on a european arrest warrant he's wanted in spain on charges of inciting a rebellion. aren't and you have used thomas joins us to break all of this down for us good evening thomas how much of a surprise is this development. this development can be considered as a prize they lie in particular because of that elements that you yourself mentioned that case of rebellion which the court in because time in northern germany has now determined that is not comparable when you're looking at the charges in spain and in germany it's important to stress that this whole case has hinged on precisely

that aspect whether the charges that are leveled against him in spain are in any way comparable to charges here in germany because that is one of the preconditions of the european arrest warrant under which he was arrested in northern germany a few days ago now obviously the court has determined that in the case of rebellion which is the major charge of the two that is not applicable that is not comparable to germany in particular because according to the courts of the german version of rebellion must have an element of violence which the court can say does is not a political in the case of puts them on and that said the case is still ongoing mr puts them on and can still face extradition on a lesser charge namely the misappropriation of public funds but in general you can say that because of this this development is only a surprising one all right now he will be out on bail what's stopping him from

leaving the country as germany continues to decide on possibly extraditing him they lead to still unclear what exactly mr puts them on will do but what the court dates say in that two page statement we received a while ago is that he is now less of a risk of flight precisely because of the elements that i mentioned namely that that case of rebellion should not be considered and is not comparable between german and spanish law but again that said it is still unclear what mr porter simone's exactly next steps will be this is only a development that come in that came in the last. minutes so we will have to wait to understand what he will be doing next and of course yes the still very fluid situation tell us about the course reasoning here it's saying x. addition on corruption charges could be possible but not charges of rebellion there are two elements to this case namely rebellion and the misappropriation of public

funds and when you have a case on the european arrest warrant you have to look at whether the countries involved have similar or at least comparable charges in this case whether the charges of rebellion misappropriation in spain are in any way comparable to the charges in a couple here in germany with the first case namely with a rebellion the court decided that it was not the case but with misappropriation they decided that it couldn't still make up its mind that it could still be the case and that it needs to continue the investigation as to whether he could be extradited on this specific case tom aspera reporting there on that breaking news that mr carlos put him up has been granted bail. all right to the u.k. now where there's been a development in the poisoning case of sergei script all and his daughter yulia a short while ago she issued a statement by british police confirming that she's awake but disoriented after the attack that initially left her critically ill her statement came immediately after

recording released by russian state television purporting to be a conversation between yulia script all and her cousin britain and russia have been fighting to control the flow of information about the case and what's become a full blown diplomatic crisis is you know all right let's bring our correspondents your shadow in moscow and kitty logan standing by in lending a very good evening to you both want to start off with you here in moscow tell us a little bit more about this recording. between the u.s. cripple and her cousin. well during the conversation us cripple senator that everything was fine everything could be solved everybody is recovering and to that all life she also said her father said a good script was doing well she said that he is it was asleep for us that she would soon leave the hospital even all right tell us how they how how this program this broadcaster got ahold of this recording and if we know if it's really

a script all if it was indeed you get a script i was aware that she was being recorded all that's a good question from of the very beginning russia has called play into that it had been completely lucked out to both from the investigation and from access to the two boys and russian citizens some even assume to that the two war not poisoned but earlier today a day russian told show unexpectedly out this recording of an alleged telephone conversation between the u.s. crew pilot her cousin victoria allegedly this recording was given by victoria script all herself to the russian public broadcaster a c.e.o. one nobody knows whether this recording was real or fake even the present us of the show admitted that they weren't sure about it but in the russian media this was all or disintegrated as a potential breakthrough in the poisoning affair all right a potential breakthrough it kitty the u.k. police then on behalf of you their script all released

a statement i suggest that we put that statement on screen so we know exactly what it said it said i woke up over a week ago now and i'm glad to say my strength is growing daily i'm grateful for the interest in me and for the many messages of goodwill that i have received i'm sure you appreciate that the entire episode is somewhat disorienting and i hope that you'll respect my privacy and that of my family during the period of my convalescence. kitty the u.k. is playing catch up here. yes it is but this is a by interesting time it said in its statement to come out from your script well because it means a few things says what it means that she's well and recovering and she says that it has statement of but it also means she's fit enough for the police to question her and to try and get a little bit more information from her about what may have happened if she's able to recall anything that's relevant investigation but certainly this has been

a big breakthrough for the british police in the investigation which is obviously still go on going in seoul's brain as we speak and it will go on for some time to come but yes in terms of the p.r. war with russia u.k. is very much on the but we also saw the russian ambassador to the cape today gave a very loyal press conference very detailed questions from journalists it was for cars here in all the t.v. news channels as well as the russians that you get its message out and that message remains is there is no evidence they want a joint investigation that's not happening now this thing they want to have international observers as part of ukraine destination all right lots of developments going on today today because in the meantime u.s. diplomats were expelled who are expelled by russia are on their way home part of the massive diplomacy fallout of this story i want to take a look at how that unfolded and then we're going to continue our conversation. departing on bad terms sixty american diplomats pack their bags and board buses at dawn they're leaving the u.s.

embassy in moscow the latest diplomatic expulsion in the wake of the spy poisoning crisis a large number of russians have also been ordered out by the u.s. and other western allies which accuse moscow of orchestrating an attack on surrogates cripple and his daughter yulia in the u.k. in march using a nerve agent. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov claims the attack was staged to justify the expulsion of its diplomats. it's been a while since we've seen such a blatant mockery of international law diplomatic ethics and basic decency. i will point out that we will continue responding adequately to unfriendly moves but at the same time we want to find the truth. on wednesday russia failed in its bid to become part of the investigation into the poisoning it was voted down at a meeting of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague britain's representatives said it would be perverse to allow the alleged attackers

to carry out the investigation but russia says that the u.k. cannot ignore its questions about the legitimacy of its claims. all right kitty moscow continues to seriously deny any involvement in the poisoning of the script files any size of british authorities might contemplate showing the evidence where the poison came from just the latest matter to rest once and for all. well yes and there must be we believe good reason for them to be withholding this evidence because one strong elements of that evidence is thought to be intelligence and of course the government will be reluctant to expose those intelligence sources it has probably we think shared those intelligence sources with other leaders a twin sample in the e.u. germany and in other countries which is why it's had so much international backing where it starts and of course this also plays into russia's hands russia's saying shows the evidence proves what we've done it's asking for independent investigators

to be part of this whole investigation into what happened in schools break is also denying today's press conference in london that it even made this nerve agent nobody talked so the government here very much on the back foot unless it can come forward with some more solid evidence and that maybe it's us and it's unable to work its way out because if you get a government comes who sources that may compromise the investigation all right and russia is now taking his case to the un security council can you logan reporting from london and you're either shadow or reporting from moscow i thank you both too sir leo now we're in a narrow election victory has propelled julius made a bio to the president state and his defeated opponent some are come our eye has said he will challenge the result will be zero security fifty one point eighty one percent of votes he once ruled the country at the head of the military went up but at his swearing in he promised he was ready to lead sierra leone to a brighter future. sweeping out the old voters in sierra leone have

voted for change in the country's presidential election. the former opposition leader julius mother b.-o. narrowly won a second round vote and was quickly sworn into office was there. to continue there was. funny. how you got me through any of that during the campaign model criticize chinese infrastructure projects for not delivering economic benefit. he promised to review mining agreements and introduce free schooling. is not an unfamiliar face in sierra leone two decades ago he took part in a coup and ruled the country's military junta for several months. voters seem to have accepted his apologies for the current describes. the run you can pour you

a google nose under proper charge this is why we were voting for smart of you and i will be over that we've got this message good for them i'm doing as well in. international observers have said they were satisfied with the election outcome but losing candidates some more of come are a from the former ruling party a.p.c. says he will challenge the result alleging fraud. was formed in the view. that those results due to checks may become sons really is better but why the must see ballot stuffing all the. fraudulent food that registers an order let's write a letter says. it was the country's first presidential election since thousands were killed in a devastating a bola outbreak and a deadly mudslide in the capital freetown many in sierra leone are hoping that

a change in power brings a change in fortunes. are i to delia's claudia anthony joins us now from freetown sierra leone where she's been covering the election for the past few days claia talk about a tight election results and how divided is the country today. oh countries here should be moved i should say well look the whole country the top of the country. judicial route everywhere you go. to. some calls. got out. of the line is so bad we can barely make out what you're reporting i sincerely apologize we'll try to reestablish the life a little bit later on in the show but for now we have to leave it there for i want to tell you the meantime about some of the other stories making news around the world. bollywood superstar salman khan

has been sentenced to five years in prison for killing endangered indian animals a court and i just on convicted salman khan of illegally poaching black bugs while filming back in one thousand nine hundred eight someone khan who has always denied the charges is among the top ten highest paid actors in the world. italy's president says you're my third and last is two days of crisis talks have produced no breakthrough in efforts to form a new government more talks are planned for next week the deadlock follows inconclusive elections the anti establishment five star movement and far right leak party won the most votes but have refused to work together. a fire has broken out at a hospital in the turkish city of istanbul the blaze started on the roof and spread down the exterior cladding of the building patients had to be evacuated onto the street there are no reported casualties stumbles governor says the fire is now

largely under control. how here is here now where and stern words from berlin to facebook's a misuse of data that's right lilliana just one of the hits that facebook is taking the company is under fire for new revelations on the privacy scandal involving british data a company can bridge analytic the german justice minister has called facebook a network of introns spare and see on wednesday facebook of knowledge that the data misuse affected up to eighty seven million users not fifty million as initially assumed and mark zuckerberg has yet again apologized and was always promised solutions. it is potentially the worst privacy scandal involving any social network and facebook has admitted its role on its corporate blog in a post the social media giant revealed changes to its privacy policy it also released figures about where users affected by the cambridge analytical privacy

scandal came from the u.s. was the most affected but millions elsewhere are among those whose data may have been improperly shared after the u.s. uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected wouldn't focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for. foreign interference election beach in addition to developers and data privacy when you take a broad enough view of what our responsibilities and now with this huge mistake it was it was my. mistake that mock second burger will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the u.s. on april ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and his plans to limit use the data accessible to other companies.

china is challenging the united states at the world trade organization the country has filed a request for consultations which could be the first step towards a full blown legal challenge at the w t o's dispute settlement body the reason is washington's plan to slap fifty billion dollars in tariffs and chinese imports the u.s. justifies the do this by alleging that beijing is stealing intellectual property and technology. now while the world looks for solutions to the threat of climate change the dutch environmental group has taken a more practical approach just force fossil fuel companies to stop drilling and shift to renewable energy the first target is their homeland global player royal dutch shell they want to take the company to court and that's just the beginning is it possible to force a big oil company like shell to steer away from fossil fuels that gen vajra mental group defense see is at least trying given our producers shell eight weeks to step

up its development of renewables if nothing happens they'll take the giant compilation to court you know the show knows that the my giora t. of the oil gas and coal reserves in the world need to be kept in mind but still their c.e.o. told the world i will mine everything i'm able to mine or go. one of the. shell is among the world's ten biggest carbon emitters didn't vironment a group claims the endless dutch multinational is responsible for two percent of the missions of carbon dioxide and methane since the dawn of the petroleum era and yet it plans to only invest five percent in renewables. show knows that carbon emissions need to be zero by twenty fifty but the company is only aiming to reduce

current emissions by hall. says it believes climate change should be driven by government policy not litigation. taking legal action against large energy companies is becoming increasingly popular. nine american municipalities including new york city have sued fossil fuel companies they're seeking compensation for climate change damages . to south america now in argentina's current president market he came to power he vowed to bring the country back on track on many fronts including the economy here and its subsidies on public services introduced by his predecessor saving money but causing higher costs of living for the population the president now wants to make it up for it but investing billions in infrastructure but for many argentinians the benefits of his presidency are coming far too late. are huge

construction site in the heart of buenos aires i mean commuter rail service to san martin line is being modernized public transportation in the argentinean capital is widely considered to be miserable little has been done for many years now that's going to change. the current government has approved investment on the order of eleven point four billion dollars. and i'd say the main items are transportation and water. because. the government is trying to win approval from citizens because it's coming under heavy criticism. the cost of living has exploded since president reseal mockery came to power gk the opposition has misgivings. does it really matter that the problem is we're not creating the economic conditions to be able to pay off the debt the infrastructure program is running up. no not if they will get the money.

but the country desperately needs infrastructure to be modernized millions of residents of one of our research will be happy when things start to work better. but changes may not be fast enough to help the incumbent government but a lections are held in twenty nineteen. all back with more business news later on it's back to lay low now and not so sweet news from the u.k. no not so sweet at all because britain is looking to kick its sugar added to improve people's health the majority of adults in the u.k. are either overweight or obese which is often tied to a host of illnesses while the government now has launched a crackdown on the national sweet tooth with a tax on sugary drinks that goes into effect this week the goal get some people to shift some weight. the scales on missile less but every player must get on and get weighed before each match. one and

a half killers line to the last time zac is on the right track and so is the rest of his team. you get bonuses for losing weight so two to three pairs lose weight they get one go for it he has access and plenty of bonus goals he's already shed fifty one kilos his story will be familiar to many as a weight as a child he was bullied by the time he turned twenty he was in despair but then he found football and the pounds started falling off. if you used to do the football sitting at home on the sofa watching video t.v. and playing video games. like football it's sort of. a thing that. nowhere in europe has a spigot in obesity problem as the united kingdom type two diabetes has become an epidemic and the more excess pounds of fat

a person carries the more pounds sterling us spends on health care costs of more than five billion a year. the tax on sugar was unveiled two years ago but only comes into effect this friday soft drinks with more than five grams of sugar per hundred milliliter will increase in price the equivalent of an extra twenty one cents per liter at another seven cents to dance if there's more than eight grams of sugar which celebrity chef jamie oliver was one of the key campaigners for the levy on fizzy drinks. it's a symbolic slap and that's what we want to be you know how far business can do so well be so prolific and have genuinely track marks on. the tax has also had an indirect effect on sugar consumption it's good the drinks manufacturers an incentive to reduce the amount of sugar in their beverages less

sugar no tax. coca-cola classic was the only brand not to follow suit and change its recipe instead its bottles have become smaller the company points to its sugar free drinks as an alternative you know what. coach michael falloon thinks this is just a beginning mind and body must work together to lose weight now that the food industry is playing ball to goals might get a little bit easier to reach. our well for more we hit the streets for a land to find out what people here in germany think of putting a tax on. i mean it's an idea it's worth a try i'm not sure if it's. good but maybe like for your health it's it's it's good i think this is. unreal i think this is a joke i don't think it's a good idea because. everyone being called and called out you

know. they can do this i think this is a good idea. britain make a tax of of juice yes. i think state regulation is a good idea because people aren't going to take any measures on their own initiative so it's all right for the state to intervene germany should copy this idea. so can you live without coca-cola. yes they can because they don't like a quote out. of their underworld like a close up so you can't live without coca-cola i. think as you drink a lot of sugary drinks yes i do you know you can't live without coca-cola you know coca-cola and coffee on the. very how it a mixed bag you're watching to don't use yourself a lot more to tell you about including the downfall of a brazilian icon ex-president all of those as his court battle to delay a jail term for corruption. as the u.s.

wraps up its hunt for the man behind the holocaust the fate of an elderly prison guard causes a diplomatic dispute the. details coming right up right after this. when it's so cold to full freezes on top of the lawyers. that's what i am tommy. so far only a few know about come chaka but anton and his friends believe the russian revolution. the big high surf first of come charging. me five minutes on d w. you when i was young my dreams about changing the

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my legs dominates the headlines you just couldn't get in to shoot down love this should be. a pretty. bang look at the dawn of islam is on starting people twenty first on t w. good to have you back with us you're watching the news i'm bill and this is our main headline right now. a german court has refused to extradite former catalan leader carlos put him on to face rebellion charges judges said they would release put you on bill for now you can still be sent home to face lesser charges of misusing public funds. brazil's former president who we. have been eyeing a political comeback as

a front runner in upcoming national elections this fall instead he's likely headed to jail soon i made the nations the top court has narrowly denied his request to remain a free man and an appeal for bribery conviction is the biggest name yet to be toppled by prosecutors in a massive anti corruption investigation that has shaken the nation. the supreme court ruling is deepening divisions in brazil over lewis in the us euro distilled his case some here in sao paulo say the decision to reject this bid to stay out of jail was a step in the right direction this is. the supreme court's decision yesterday was a good one it shows that justice still prevails against a really powerful person. it's now very likely that lula will be behind bars within days even as his party val's to fight his imprisonment and claims he will still run for reelection later this year but some are still questioning whether he will in fact go to prison. and this is also

a huge equal up give up i'm not sure whether he will go to jail or not. but it wasn't just him stealing oh gee i think this should be done to a lot of other politicians to not just him it's not just guys a state is a cool thing. and a list presidency from two thousand and three until two thousand and eleven brazil sorts largest period of economic growth in three decades millions were lifted out of poverty but after he left office a corruption investigation alleged that top level politicians and clued in lula and then president dilma rousseff had received bribes in exchange for awarding state contracts. has claimed the charges are an attempt to thwart his bid for president in october. q i'm a victim of the largest judicial hunt that a president or a brazilian politician has ever had. despite the corruption allegations latest opinion polls suggest that lula would win the election by

a wide margin but after the supreme court's ruling and with the prospect of a person to live faces big hurdles to a political comeback. moshe's running high in brazil marina lopez is the brazil correspondent for the washington post and she joins us now from sao paulo good to see you explain to us what's going on so you've got the former president of brazil also happens to be the front runner in the upcoming a presidential election going to jail. that's right lou lou was leading the polls for our election coming up in october and he pitches presidency with the streamlined high approval ratings back in two thousand and eleven so he's been wanting to make a comeback ever since this corruption investigation and the charges are really selling any chances he has of making a comeback he heads back out but he's going to continue his campaign even if he has to do so behind bars brazillian not technically prevent him from running as a candidate but the workers' party does not have a plan b.

right now the brazilian left has been left in complete disarray they're struggling to find a charismatic candidate that can fill those shoes right now you know as you know better than anybody else is such a towering figure how will this decision be seen by of resilience and what does it mean for the election is it still considered legitimate and is he completely now disqualified from running. you know there's really nobody quite like in brazilian politics where the working class can get it that worked its way up he started as a union organizer and made it to the presidency of brazil so a lot of people understandably feel if you noticed all the different larry the economy was doing great at the time an estimated twenty million people were taken out of poverty during his mandate that a lot of people him as the ultimate target for this corruption scandal he kept is the mastermind behind the corruption. scheme here in brazil so the mood of the

stream league kind of the country is divided about whether he should be in prison or not now i think the legitimacy of the election his supporters will claim that this is the wider plot to disqualify him and the workers' party they are saying that the that the elections are fraudulent because of biz and they claim that they will continue to run even if it means running from prison a lot of brazilians though do you see this is the start of a new chapter in resilient history that is going to be left my impression is what we've seen in the past all right marina lopez of brazil correspondent for the washington post thank you so much for joining us. on the next to the fate of an elderly prison guard that is causing a diplomatic dispute the case pull a worked at a concentration camp in nazi occupied poland a job he says he was forced to do he later emigrated to the u.s. fifteen years ago

a court there ruled that he had assisted in the persecution of jewish prisoners at the camp judge just said he should be deported to germany poland ukraine or any country that would take him but so far all have refused allowing the ninety four year old to live out his retirement in new york. to his neighbors he's just the old man next door he doesn't come out much yucky fully used to be a nazi prison guard he wants to live out his life in peace. rabbis friedman head of a nearby jewish school says polly's old age should not absolve him of his past friedman and the students of organized protests in front of police house twice a year for fifteen years calling for his deportation both my parents and in-laws are holocaust survivors lost two hundred plus family members in the holocaust and the fact that a nazi murderer continues to live here in close proximity to

a jewish neighborhood is outrageous. the protests of caught the attention of the trumpet ministration which has promised to do what it can to have polly deported in fact a federal court already made the first move in two thousand and three it stripped poly of his u.s. citizenship after hearing that he had work to travel nicky a nazi training and internment camp in poland. it was there that polly allegedly oversaw the forced labor of prisoners and prevented them from escaping six thousand jews were executed trav nicky near the end of the second world war but records show that polly was not there at the time this missing link makes pollies deportation case different from other nazis that germany has agreed to take from the u.s. yes romel heads the official german legal team pursuing x. nazis he cannot speculate on why the german government won't accept an extradition

but he says the case is more complicated than it seems. that's the. current belief that won't be actionable in germany would be. accessory to murder for him. in our assessment the available evidence is not strong enough to bring charges if. the tribe nikky camp went through very different phases during which the men who worked there had very different functions simply guarding buildings or prisoners is not incriminating if no link to the killing of people can be shown if . rosenbaum has prosecuted nazis in the us for over twenty years police is the last active case rosenbaum thinks germany has a moral obligation to help we need to send a message to the would be participants in human rights crimes of the future that if they dare do so that they will continue to be pursued their lives will never be.

they will always have to worry. authorities. even into old age. we tried to talk with polly but he didn't come to the door nor coles given his age if the u.s. and germany failed to agree on policies case soon time may close the case for them . all right and with me now in the studio is a man a see if he is one of the reporters who worked on that story good to have you with us here i mean in person what's really striking is of course the story of rabbi friedman who has been demonstrating outside police house for fifteen years why has nothing happened well it's certainly not for lack of evidence. he. in case like this deportation is really complicated if you don't have

a country that will accept you so far germany poland and ukraine have all refused to accept him and it's even more complicated in his case because he was born in a part of poland that is now ukraine so neither of those countries have accepted him as a responsibility there and there's also a sense there's not really a sense of urgency because it's not very political it's not a political issue right now like mexican deportations are so it's not in the news having said that though the current administration has gotten involved ok tell us about that well they have made a statement the attorney general has stated that they're going to use every available channel to them to help deport. to especially to germany but it doesn't seem like they have any available channels left to them ok now we've had heard the u.s. department justice in that quote saying that germany has a moral obligation to take back a pulley what does germany have to say about that well german the german government refused to comment for this report that we did what we do know back in two thousand

and six the german ambassador to the u.s. said that they don't believe germany is responsible for him that's what i explained they they believe that poland and ukraine should take him as a matter of citizenship but they also don't believe that there's a case against poly because he has not been linked to any specific murders or accessory to murder so this is really complicated are there any precedents to go by certainly there have been thirty deportations from the us of ex nazis back to germany but like i said it's very a. bureaucratic process and many of them died before they went to trial polly's case is not a strong is them and he's ninety three years old so a lot of people believe that the case will solve itself right i mean thank you so much for bringing us the support story greatly appreciate it. and i'm going to hand you over to javier now because there's been more rumbling trade disputes with us thank you very much leyla indeed it's not only china u.s. president donald trump just recently again threatened to end the north american

free trade agreement mexico canada and the u.s. are currently renegotiating the deal terminations would be a major blow to mexico's thriving car industry a reporter gauge the mood among people in the state of puebla where many foreign carmakers set up their factories. today's lesson is focused on the body of work every screw every wire of a car needs to be in the right place eighteen year old yarra gonzalez started training here seven months ago it's a year in a row that audi mexico has taken on new apprentices. when we were young was the first week was really exciting especially the first day to see where i'd be training and learning that up and then i saw the q five for the first time would you make here in mexico. jaros one of eighty doing a three year apprenticeship based on the german deal truck training system. young skilled workers are in demand here as long as mexico keeps producing for the

international market. the training center is only a short distance from the production line how do you build the plant a few years ago to manufacture its q five a c.v. . there's room for a second plenty but it will only be built if the location remains attractive to the company. the city of play blue depends on the auto industry sector generates a third of its economic output so there's been no parole there since u.s. president donald trump threatened to impose high import tariffs on cars made in mexico not everyone's worried i think this is a whole lot of fuss. the structure of the auto industry of the auto parts is very dependent on what we do here and what they consume there and what they do whatever it's it's a it's a nice set up that has been working for last years what i see more dangerous is our elections are coming july because we don't know if we're going to get

a president that understands this and doesn't come up with the same ideas as our neighbors and goes populates and says well enough that's not working that's supposed to work borders and that's being nationalists that would be like killing ourselves. that would be a grim scenario for the trainees here. you know removed to play blue from the north especially for the audi course. she shares a small apartment with other trainees. they don't have much spare time so their families often come to visit. jaros parents proud of her. in the end but i'm not going to jump in as well but i mean i mean right now and i want to do is finish my training and then start working in the plant in the long term i'd like a secure job and i'd like to buy a house and a cow with my wages and support my family especially my younger siblings either of them is going to be the brick and i think ok you know. you're a gonzalez is due to graduate in

a little over two years she hopes mexico will still be making enough cars then for to get a job. onto one of the bus words of these days today cryptocurrency . global and unlike money and coin form which has been around for at least three thousand years and is issued by banks computer programmers are behind crypto currency is now the best known crypto currency is bitcoin you've heard of that for sure others include a serial ripple and lit coins currently there are some one and a half thousand digital currencies at the beginning of this year the total value of all those corporate currencies was more than eight hundred billion u.s. dollars but since then they're worth has fallen sharply behind most crypto currencies is a simple technology known as block chain a system reciting in multiple computers that allows for peer to peer financial ledger recording of all transactions occurring in a network we had a look around lagos in the interior where our reporter tried to find out what

people on the street think about the cryptocurrency. we're here on lagos island the bottling business box office mega city lagos and i'm here for a mission i'm trying to go out to buy some stuff and i want to pay using crypto currency some with my wallet that i have with me here right on my phone let's see if anybody will essentially. i just want to find out if i buy something here like this rest and i pay with brooke the current seems like it's going. why not we don't i say we don't have to i would. i would like to buy some shoes but can i pay them with bitcoin. it's going to be about bits going strong. so here at the market it seems that most people do not really see

a benefits cryptocurrency is like it's going for their daily business most of them clearly have never heard of them before and definitely are not using them at the moment but now we're going to meet a young person who has been using bits going and who is convinced that this is the future also here in lagos. i think you're going to. face pleasure to meet your so you're one of the people who are really into a great score and i long have you been into corporate currencies nineteen months now. we just talked to some business owners here it seems cryptocurrency for them is still something that is not very common yeah a lot of people who actually know about bitcoin a lot of them don't know about it it's the digital currency internet money that you can actually you know saying and receive us a medium of payment so when they get to know some of the cost what i do is i try just possible to educate them away how it works and how they can make money from

bitcoin trade but for the average. business owners here in lagos island cryptocurrency is don't really have a real you or do they use it for their everyday transactions not really a lot of them already some of them are just started as you know us up to in digital transaction by banks. all the rest is not really all will be given out to use digital transactions so some of them are the same brazen in place it's sometimes somehow new to them so what do you think in the future people even at a place like this will be using cryptocurrency on a regular basis yeah i'm hoping for that to be like in the next two years people should stop saying you see this. here all he would have been bitcoin machines for people to buy because. i believe i believe so so face is obviously very optimistic about the future of cryptocurrency just

because he is of it's going through but indeed a lot of young nigerian see especially in the bigger cities away out of groups of currencies but with the current markets collapse the drop of prices it is very unlikely that a lot of people in the close of your show will really get into bits going here our conversations here on lagos market at least shown that it's gone and cryptocurrency is not yet reached the must. compete. and alas business story a spanish judge released have a five chinee on bail the former h.s.b.c. computer analyst was detained in madrid at the request of switzerland for leaking financial documents back in two thousand and eight five chinese fled geneva with files that were later leaked to the media they were allegedly providing or proving tax evasion by interest to see clients he's accused of unauthorized a position of data financial espionage and violating swiss bank and business

secrecy which. as seen here from transit a new film by german director. is now generally east merrill from our culture desk is here with me to talk about this movie for the uninitiated for those who don't or are not familiar with this movie's director tell us who is chris that's he's been making movies for over twenty years action there invariably about people who have. an identity problem you could say they're escaping something perhaps perhaps it's the war or it pops his job or reunification whatever he makes ingenious films that make you think i must say this film transit. is about a guy a man on the run from the nazis in occupied france and he takes on a dead man's identity find these papers and is sort of mistake but he takes on this

dead man's identity he meets a woman who's searching for missing husband and yes you've guessed it the missing husband is actually the identity he's taken all now one other thing petzold has transferred this from the nine hundred forty s. into the present day so let's see some more of the film. obvious would be. that. i. run from the nazis. but i. think in must say he goes into hiding hoping to board a ship to mexico before the city falls to the approaching fascists.

he falls in love with marie who's also in a type of limbo transit is the name suggests plays with the state of being neither here nor there a static in between us rather than a narrative driven story i'm after is my one here flaying you're not always on the runs you can be stuck just waiting i think our characters very tired just going from one day to the next. director christian petzold adapted an a seeger's world war two novel about refugees waiting to leave europe updating the action to present a musée d'orsay to how to survive i don't. think is novel becomes a drama for our time. i know what you mean. with

today's influx of refugees or storm or whatever you want to call it how do we react . change the law and i think that's an acceptable. does is to put each of them. in transposing the setting to the present day transit allowance to political parallels the cat does like ghosts of the past in modern day mustang. promise such an interesting premise this isn't the first movie that deals with symbolic ghosts no it isn't sold came to international attention with his last film in twenty fourteen which is called phoenix now this was about a woman who'd survived the holocaust and returns to berlin after undergoing facial

surgery reconstruction because she was shot in the face now husband doesn't recognize it as the identity thing again and the intrigue begins incidentally the woman is played by nina. who's always in petzold films except the current one trans . case some music fans are out there and recognized that's because she was on the magic street preachers last album and also did some gigs with them so quite a versatile lady the first to tell you let's go back now to the movie that we started out talking about it stars two actors that are really big here in germany yeah this is from. powell a big remember those names because i think they might break through into hollywood and into international films. i think they're really talented both of them and given the right vehicle they could you know go into films but they're very serious actors both of them and they might not want to do that they want might want to take

in the pen. route but on the other hand the fact is they have all the facts you must want. to coincide during the coming or as tinseltown will be there for them so you know the i think friends regard school especially is wonderful wonderful act i thank you so much i have got more on our website a deed of you don't call them slash cultural thank you very much. and before i let you go i want to remind you of the stories the top stories that we're following for you at this hour. a german court has refused to extradite former catalan leader carlos pushing want to face rebellion charges judges said they would release put him out on bail for now he could still be sent home to face lesser charges of misusing public funds. british police have released the first public statement by you your script all since the nerve agent attack on her and her father a month ago her father former russian double agent sergei stripped all means critically ill. aren't doesn't free only on her rock and roll and on behalf of the

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this is d w news live from berlin tonight an unexpected move by a german court it will not extradite catalona his former leader to spain to face treason charges carl with which to mock is free to leave prison on bail but this case is not over he could be sent back to spain on charges of misusing public functions.