this is day that we do is live from ballet the red carpet welcome to show of unity u.s. president donald trump and france's emmanuel talk up akram original global challenges including syria north korea on the iran nuclear deal despite the smiles on the hot shakes that were disagreements if you live to washington also on the program. the toronto court charged the twenty five year old suspect in connection with monday's toronto of a top ally commits mr minot faces multiple counts of murder and attempted not up to

ten people were killed and fifteen injured. as a syria conflict enters its eighth year an international fundraising drive begins today in brussels but can it make any difference. plus the saudi women demanding more rights as the ultra conservative kingdom introduces modest reforms and meet a female also demanding faster change for the country's women bring in an exclusive report from behind the veil of saudi society. and in school the champions league semifinals kick off today with little pull against a robot that sounds game steeped in history but all eyes will be on the most solemn as the liverpool stock welcomes his former side to on field. i'm phil gallo welcome to the program. fred president of matter. kroll has held

talks with u.s. counterpart donald trump on the second day of a state visit to washington ahead of the talks the two men put on an exemplary show of unity their agenda contained some tough topics which they didn't necessarily agree on but as the white house meeting got underway mr trump pulled out all the stops to welcome the latest seeds of his closest contacts in europe. at a press conference following the talks to hold trump to lavish praise on france for it's helping challenges including attempts to hold north korea's nuclear weapons program we're grateful for friends just keep partnership in our campaign maximum pressure on the north korean regime as you know i will soon be meeting with kim jong un as we seek a future of peace harmony and security for the whole korean peninsula and in fact for the whole world however in pursuit of peace we will not repeat the

mistakes of past administrations the campaign of maximum pressure will continue. not for his part president to macro joined donald trump in expressing concerns about the iran nuclear deal is that person washington would seek a better agreement with teheran in future yep and. it's no mystery that we have different starting positions on iran and neither you nor i have a habit of changing our opinions we've had very frank discussions when you consider the iran deal negotiated in twenty fifteen to be a deal for a number of months i've been saying it's not a sufficient deal but it has enabled us until twenty twenty five to have some sort of control over their nuclear activities we want to work on a new deal with iran. let's go to washington correspondent clear

richest and. let's start with the iran a deal mccall said he had a front discussion with mr trump on this issue. between them they are looking at moving the goal posts tell us move. that's right macwrite is very much here to speak on behalf of europe and wanting to preserve the iran nuclear deal and he said when pressed by journalists in this press conference that he wasn't sure what donald trump was thinking in terms of how he was going to act on it so it seems pretty clear that in this sense at least mccaw has come away empty handed they said they want to look toward a new deal it's not entirely clear what that might look like and trump said that if iran threatens the united states in any way that they would pay a price like few countries have ever paid that's a direct quote so he's again he's threatening iran has said that they had frank

discussions and they're going to work toward forging a new accord to try and address the concerns that he has with tougher on. north korea present from so the nuclear problem should have been sorted out decades ago when the previous presidents had cut had failed to come to an agreement with young if he did well clearly he is doing a lot better than his predecessors at least so far. we're leasing some steps that we've never seen from united states presidents before we're hearing a lot of talk about trump's potential upcoming meeting with the leader of north korea kim jong un and we know that the cia director might pump aoe who's also currently under hearings for confirmation as the new secretary of state the united states' top foreign diplomat was also in north korea over easter weekend so in some senses we have seen a breakthrough in ways that we haven't seen before we heard in this press conference a journalist asked to trump what denuclearization would mean to him on the north

korean peninsula and he of course that that that would mean for north korea to get rid of all its nukes it's not clear that that's what north korea sees that to mean and whether they would actually be able to come to an agreement of any substance or whether this meeting with even take place briefly clear trade is president. likely to change the u.s. position. and steel imports from the e.u. go to exempt for the runs i was in the first of may not certain the crown is very much in the united states on a charm offensive and that's one of the things he was also trying to get is an extension on these steel and aluminum tariffs not clear still at what we're going to see there either isn't that the cheerleaders were very far apart on almost every issue that had previously been seen to have opposing views on in terms of finding a long term deal we do not know whether that's going to come about we heard micron

say that he hopes that all nations followed the rules of the world trade organization but leverage that it was through thank you. so watts of the french view are joined by a t.-bo madame la french journalist here that he's correspondent for the french newspaper echo. two d. w. the iran deal it was a particularly interesting watching the press conference very have clearly agreed to disagree how is that going to play back over president mackerel. well. i think michael has done a step towards saying we need a new a cold. knows that from all we i mean has been from the very beginning against this deal of the iran. and by saying we need something new we need to complement the existing deal he's probably helping something that may look like

a compromise in the end but it's a very tricky thing to start with because many many countries were involved in that deal not only iran which actually rejected any new deal but also china and worse russia so. if anything is going to happen it's going to be a very very long way i think from now it does say very much as the president macro is positioned as mr trump's the closest ally within europe how do the french see that president getting so close to donald trump. i guess with a mixture of. perhaps. admiration and also skepticism and just as mike weighs twenty four hours but i'm sure it's a different view said he would have in germany where in germany the public appears

widely against from bence's and not from us probably the most and was head of state in the world i think in france that. it's view life the thing all pragmatic and if you or. succeeds into having sullied and also food for relationship was derived from it would come down i think positively in friends mr trump is looking for supporting syria syria and other places where france has influence i can present micro gif they want to research and i believe merkel having been able to open up have been willing to well surely he has more power than i'm going to america for instance would have since the he's the head of the army and we don't have the parliamentary army which the devaney has so he has more more power and more leeway. but he won't do much without the support of

europe and partners and i think this bilateral relationship between france and the us if that were to to. be come more protective wouldn't be enough in itself and michael would need both. germany u.k. and the rest of you have for all the issues like trade. we thank you. for to rather us the day's news a toronto court has charged the suspect in yesterday's van attack with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder prosecutors allege that the twenty five year old to deliberately drove into pedestrians on a busy city street killing ten people and injuring at least fifty more police operate handed out like minutes shortly after the incident in an operation that earned praise for its level headedness. standing next to a van and appearing to point a weapon at

a police officer. this is the suspect in the toronto attack the tense exchange was captured by several witnesses. the officer was praised for his bravery and for not shooting when others might have pulled the trigger. the suspect twenty five year old alec manasse and has now appeared in court he's been charged with ten counts of murder and thirteen counts of attempted murder. he's alleged to have deliberately driven a van into pedestrians along this busy streets in toronto the motive is still unclear and all far it is have sought to play down terrorism links. looking visibly upset manasse ins father was filmed leaving court going to the

family. to start. putting the canadian prime minister just in true jay was among those to pay tribute to the victims of the attacks but he also warned against living in fear. we need to continue to reflect on the changing situations of which we are in that we can do everything we can to keep canadians safe but we can all this canadians choose to live in fear every single day as we go about our daily business a makeshift memorial has been set up near the scene of the attack as toronto becomes the latest city to deal with such a tragedy. i reporter jeff hawkins who works for kind of his public service broadcaster c.b.c. he joins us from toronto welcome. manasse and appeared in court this morning.

good morning there phil another difficult day in toronto so twenty five year old alec in the nasty end was in court still he was wearing a white forensic jumpsuit and was handcuffed now the reason he was wearing that white forensic jumpsuit is because those are put on any time and it cues clothing is taken as part of the investigation so that happened in this case but as c.n.n. spoke his name a loudly confidently he was alert to we should also point out they did hear that there was one family member four in courts reports going around or that it was his father now that man was weeping. during the charges were read out to twenty five year old alec nasty and feel we can tell you you'll be back in court later in may police have a closer to establishing

a motive. no not at this point still there are still going over all the details but to give you a sense of perhaps the mind frame that the accused twenty five year old alex in that scene was in during this is during that confrontation with policemen assy and had what appeared to be a gun a cell phone that's now all part of the investigation and she was essentially police on telling them to shoot him to kill him we have hearing from some of former high school colleagues. sorry i'm just going to turn this on. c.n.n. may have had behavioral issues while he was in high school phil to interrupt so thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world at least six police officers have been killed and eight troops wounded in separate suicide bombings in the pakistani city of quetta one attack took place at a paramilitary checkpoint on the city's outskirts the other hit close to the

airport an offshoot of the taliban has said it loads the attack. at least thirty five people have been injured in their homes damage following an earthquake in southeastern turkey the five point one magnitude event for the province of the yama was felt in neighboring provinces. on baby name guessing game areas of royal watchers a place that bets on the name of the duchess of cambridge or the husband prince william's new baby boy and james on the book by himself favorites that the new prince is fifty and not. watching d.w. new still to come old smiles for the cameras but relations between turkey and germany remain free to take a closer look at this first meeting between the two countries on a minister's. visit first though on the day of reckoning for a us tech a jot down a winter as a story that's right looks like get even apple can't escape the long arm of the tax

man islands tax man is taking a big bite out of apple's profits doublet has reached an agreement with the u.s. based tech firm getting some thirteen billion euros in back taxes the bill stems from a twenty sixteen e.u. decision that the tab and apple e apple had illegally profited from a sweetheart deal with the irish government apple is still appealing the decision but the company has agreed to begin paying into an escrow account as it waits for a vote. it was the deadliest accident of its kind five years ago today the collapse of a textile factory in bangladesh killed over eleven hundred workers the rana plaza disaster shed a painful light on the budget fashion industry with sweatshop conditions and little regard for workers' health and safety brands unions and the government pledge to improve factory safety at the risk of another deadly disaster remains. every step hurts and she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years.

need to forbid was working as a seamstress at ronna plaza when the nine story building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover her multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save. for what i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they gave us hardly anything what happened to all the aid money that came from abroad we need that money. there was a powerful outcry from the international community after the disaster working conditions in bangladesh improved a bit for the garment workers the owners addressed safety issues and improve the structural integrity benton's month from in kota clean clothes campaign says that another round of plaza could happen at any time in bangladesh although there has

been some progress kind of. there's no way all the factories in bangladesh are party to this agreement and not all the hazards have been sorted but there's been some serious progress on safety it's much safer than the year run a plaza collapsed it covers structural safety fire safety and it's partly due to the fact that the buyers have to fork out along with the suppliers to ensure the safety regulations are enforced. the textile industry freely decides whether or not to produce sustainably or offer fair working conditions germany's development ministry set up the textile partnership following the run a plaza disaster but only fifty percent of german textile companies are members of the agreement on factory structural safety and seen a few days but one signature is missing from the follow up agreement that of the bangladeshi government. and activists also wanted to be

obligatory for employers to give their employees accident insurance cover. so that people like needed for bedroom don't have financial worries to add to their problems. workers at the comic opel are protesting against the new parent company p.s.a. want stuff to give up a planned wage hike in return for new production investments but even worse in the workers' eyes the firm is already cutting jobs despite p.s.a. saying that posts were safe. workers from around germany assembled for the protest here nine is enough the metal workers union egan mattel is picketing and the automotive workers want to show their solidarity. parent company p.s.a. is said to be planning to fire around eight hundred employees almost half of its employees in the region if it doesn't get wage concessions but actually he has to

do it believe half of the team could be facing the chopping block eight hundred nine hundred people could be fired that's why i'm here because i want our jobs and all our jobs to stay in the region. with example but. if it we're not giving up our wages we've earned it and fought for it here matal fought for it and we're not giving it up at the moment there's no plan for the future of the german operation they're looking at firing half their employees here. the majority of the plants morning crew joined the demonstrators at the gate. including many local politicians concerned about their constituents jobs. and even former state premier. who called on p.s.a. to honor its promises. our soldiers up here saw assured us that opel would remain a german car company that's why we're fighting for these three facilities and won't trade them for any more promises to get them into all species yet more council

members that are leading talks with b.s.a. say opal can become competitive again without cutting staff and they say many employees will soon retire and that others are willing to be bought out of their contracts. and they're losing one solution would be to get back to the negotiating table and go through the union deal with a clear head. we need constructive offers from company management and then we can see if we can reach an agreement that looks like it was going. talks are set for the next several weeks but of both sides can't deal including drastic cuts the future of the opel factories throughout the region is anything but certain. well whine output has fallen to its lowest level in sixty years spring frost sprouts and storms have damaged in yards across the european union wine production total two hundred fifty million hector liters last year as a fact for you officials say that's an almost nine percent drop on the previous year's results the harsh weather conditions hit all top one producers in the e.u.

including france italy and spain that doesn't stop wine lovers from drinking death favorite beverage global wine consumption edged a notch higher last year. as back to phil and germany's rocky relations with turkey day that of thank you germany's you foreign minister heiko massa's met with his turkish counterpart for the first time at the united nations headquarters in new york turkey's measured coast cover so lu is due to speak in germany in may and event that has drawn criticism from german lawmakers they worry that he will use the occasion to appeal to ex-pat turkish voters ahead of a selection in june germany says it will know a lot of politicians to campaign in the country an issue that is soured relations between berlin and ankara. a handshake for the cameras but these were likely no easy talks german foreign minister heikal moss' message to his turkish counterpart mevrouw child. turkish election campaigning in germany is unwelcome move your child

who saw you is due just beacon germany in may but not to promote his party in march of two thousand and seventeen he joked controversy by holding a campaign speech from the balcony of the turkish consulate in hamburg now though he'll speak at the twenty fifth anniversary of a right wing extremist attack that killed five members of a turkish german family. at least officially the speech is not intended to be a campaign appearance still on german political parties have voiced criticism which covers what clear statement by the government is needed here the commemoration the fight against racism together always but turkish election campaigning on german soil no. election campaign or not the turkish government is likely pleased with the date for a speech at the end of may turkey is holding snap elections just a month later there are one point four million eligible voters of turkish descent living in germany. the political correspondent.

for the former leader of germany's a green party who is himself to send. how concerned should the german government be about the tech us foreign minister coming to germany during an election campaigning phase for a commemoration ceremony well as you said it's a commemoration ceremony for third member dig ancient her family should last five for family members so i hope that the foreign affairs minister of turkey is a weird weird he is and what is the reason that discoloration takes place he should not use it for an election campaign but it's difficult for me to say something about it because one of the reasons why i run for parliament is smear good against what happened to her. to fire from neo nazis reserve you her family so if she wants to foreign affairs minister of turkey to speak to her i wouldn't say anything against stats but i hope he's aware where he is now have the bilateral level you've

also been a vocal critic of president how would you describe the current state of relations all those recovering given the fact that there are still german citizens german journalists in tuchis presence well we have releases and then the next day we have other sue going to prison that's the state in which we are to ricky is moving away from democracy. they used the same terms as we do they called it elections they called it media they called it opposition they call it constitutional court it was controlled by the government and if they report critically i did they lose their job who have to leave the country already or in prison and the elections have nothing to do we fear and just elections as we have them in our democracies because opposition has no access to media and even here they want to speak but they do not give the same right to

a position politicians so i think the german government's position and at the same time the position of other european governments should be you want to speak here then make fair elections for the a position as well give them the access to media give them the opportunity to have the same kinds of feel vents and release the ones who are in prison that would be what i would say to mr and he's clik. so as mayor thank you very much for talking to us. the united nations has told a donor conference in brussels as a fresh humanitarian crisis in syria must be avoided tensions of escalating after suspected chemical weapons attack in duma earlier this month. the war in syria has claimed an estimated half a million lives according to monitors as hopes for peace are shattered daily aid organizations have run out of funds to provide humanitarian assistance at a conference in brussels donors are trying to raise three and a half billion dollars to help where refugees. work together to make it people

instantly reduced lives wherever we can and will provide to support those communities. and the host countries to shoulder the enormous responsibilities is there if they can all our people. of the eleven million syrians who've been driven from their homes six million are internally displaced while more than five million were forced to flee their country most of them are in turkey lebanon jordan iraq and egypt the e.u. and un have been able to do little more than appeal for an end to hostilities the u.s. and russia are yet to reach an agreement over how to end the fighting. syria is not a chess board it's not a geopolitical day syria belongs to the syrian people and this is a people have to decide themselves about the future of the country. delegates at the last syria conference a year ago were unsuccessful in their attempt to resolve the conflict which spawns

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this is d w news live from berlin i'm phil galaad top story at this hour u.s. president donald trump has hailed his country's partnership with problems of takeovers where that emanuel up the white house mr trump expressed gratitude to france for its involvement and recent astronauts against syria and highlighting the two countries cooperation on pressuring north korea. as one of the world's most conservative countries saudi arabia but crime to prince mohammed bin salmond has introduced limited reforms aimed at diversifying the country's oil dependent economy those phones include granting women new freedoms the w.'s a family for shop has been to meet a female. writer and academic he says recent changes don't go far enough if i gave the table my name is doctors in a good day year today i'm signing my novel it's about two generations shahar

a mother and her daughter hia. it describes problems saudi women face and it's about the relationship between men and women that the at the end. that is enough first novel hajar criticise a stalled mess within our society and between different generations but only between the lines. that it i really like witty person and the way you write it's charming but this has that did you also take the other book it's new. and there's a look at the collapse i think men and women men go here at the book fair in reality a place where conservative and modern world views. how much has somebody arabia changed. i was saying of science or books at several steps so

i guess i i i did want. to say. that this really hello betty the why don't you use your complete family. i hated it and i will soon it's time to know that they address you i say no i didn't want to talk on camera about not publishing on the her family name it's because not everyone in her family supports her push for change i guess that's right what do women today have in common with those fifty years ago when i noticed that in this book i describe how a mother felt fifty years ago and how her daughter feels no they share the same burdens. that the daughter has to. suffer just as her mother did before her nothing has changed. even at that if you know at the end i ask whether a person can change and improve their feelings. and whether time can change how we

feel. that if and if women are to change over the course of fifty years with all the challenges they face how will that influence saudi women. and their level and that's got to be on them. did it influence them i thought yes it did but only if they're willing to leave their cage and the past if a woman is strong enough she can do it. at first glance rio it seems like a modern city but that's a facade reality is very conservative women are still not allowed to drive you live out your life on social media and your smart film the country wants to become more open but they are still limits regarding what can be discussed on camera. i look. up at the. getty i don't talk about politics but i understand it well and i read a lot we can talk about change and i accept every change that benefits were in the regardless of how radical or crazy it is you see society wants you to marry to be

like the rest of them but i don't want anything from society and that's why i am who i am today i'm in my kingdom in my house with my life in my travels my daughter to set a tube into your care. cena doesn't need to do much at home she has a major from the philippines the minimum here for the middle class she's divorced and lives here with her daughter who doesn't want to be felt. zaineb says the reams joins her for breakfast. but the topic of conversation is a good thing is because i have these changes continue. that they will continue. and i don't want them to be only temporary. i'm going. to be one thing that women are already advisors in the shura council maybe later they

can become junior ministers a lot going backward isn't an option women would block that there'd be resistance change will be fast and already now there are a lot of laws benefiting women it will get better. to have said here. a women are going in and out of the sun i wanted to send the laws are indeed changing right now. and they're changing in favor of women on regarding child custody and divorce for example what would help in other arabic countries these things remain huge problems but not for us anymore and i learned that. in the south island how would you react if changes that have been made were to be undone. all of that. and among the lot of that opinion was time on the market that it took place in and we have no experience with changes like these and was so it's difficult to say what would happen. maybe women would think about emigrating.

others would use social media to raise awareness and build pressure those would probably be the most immediate reactions. you have other than that probably not much. we don't take to the streets and protest here but what about some of our mafia. zina press fought for her independence as a writer or a mother and as a professor she's on the way to king salad university a university for women and met zena teachers only women. here but you will get there in most of. the restrictions that exist in society that apply university to the for you that i have been in but i think much that much as soon as society becomes more liberal there will also be more freedom in the university. and what you want to have a political job but. of course no we're not. i

would serve my country and i could serve women as well. and then end up with an admission every woman should know her strengths. regardless of the field she works in. over the next few hours saina will feature students that he co-management. she had hoped to be able to show us. but again despite having octane official permission we are forbidden to fill. change in saudi arabia is a slow process every day there are more barriers to be bro. condell. the first semifinal of the champions league liverpool versus robot kicks off at anfield in just a few minutes away with a talkie from d.w. sports is here to tell us while come labor let's talk about most salah all eyes

will be on him and not just because he's liverpool's star player naser mossad i used to play for roma up until last summer but he really turned into the stop play at liverpool this season and something very charismatic about him phil i mean i'm going to tell you really believe story but just to kind of capture what an incredible player he is on and off the pitch so last year the home of his parents was robbed. most of us would probably press charges most was like hey let's not do that and he decided to give money to the thieves and basically we have a new tape him basically get him get his life back in order and of course that's what he does off the pitch on the pitch i don't think he'll exercise as much compassion and forgiveness against roma tonight but let's take a look and find out. most a love returns to italy is one of the world's hottest talents the egyptian has been on fire this season scoring forty one goals across all competitions and leading liverpool to one unlikely champions league semifinal spots. knows salas old roma

teammates won't be giving him any favors into knots class but he is confident his star men will broad's above the challenge. footballer pretty sure. each other defenders are famous for. not having friendly games so i think we'll feel pretty early in the game that they are not his teammates anymore and he can strike back in a football way that would. have fared pretty well without this season they knocked out past the learner in the quarter finals overturning a four one first leg deficit a fate that will go down as one of the competition's greatest comebacks and they're ready to flex their muscles once again this is rome his first semifinal in europe's premier competition since nineteen eighty-four apart as little pull haven't reached this stage since two thousand and eight. it's

a big thing semifinal like it is for us so that means we are not used to that that's good we don't experience that's not good but we are not used to that means you will see the excitement of both teams in a positive way and it's all football should be on familiar territory for both sides the dream to make history sets the same for a cracking contest. so at lima no team has been able to stop salah but rhogam must know a trick or two yeah that's the big question but remember as much as romano salah. goes both ways i'm and just because you have insight and knowledge about a player doesn't necessarily mean that it's easier to defend against them and you know especially if that player is most sought after twenty one games in. petition's this season you know i mean even pep guardiola i like that the think the philosophy even he couldn't find a solution to. this is a player he's he's got pace he's a fish and he can score from tight angles but let's hear from i think if they can

contain him on not. let's move on to rove then a couple weeks ago they came back from three goals down to big boss alone in the quarter final so this is quality it is i mean if they if this did not have quality then they definitely would not be in the semi's and just like liverpool roma to they're like the dog courses of the competition and they surprised even surprising a lot of people and they both have a very high pressing game and you know we talk so much about most of that we almost forget that roma have ed in tekoa he's also a top striker he's especially really good in the area something that will help them against a team like they have a poor because one of liverpool's meekness says is instead pieces. will definitely try to exploit that and they'll be aiming for that precious away goal because it's been helping them later on as it did against barcelona certain was more that about the history of the rivalry between these two clubs ok so roll my eyes this is

robust first semifinal in a european cup in thirty four years and guess who they went on to play in the final liverpool in one thousand nine hundred eighty four and had losing four two on penalties to roma would be really pomp you know though try to get revenge this time around the neighborhood thank you so much for. now the reconciliation from the iranian regime a team of female weightlifters was recently you are given permission to complete a broad international competitions for the first time the goals of travel to the asian youth and junior championships in the spec is down to w caught up with the city in teheran just before they left for the tournament. it's training time in this gym in weston to run what champions have pumped i run for decades. just as heavy as they look at four and nasm the other girls lifting them is that dream come true. my dad was

a weightlifter i've loved the sport ever since i was a child and i watched every competition hard by the member of us so as soon as it was possible i started lifting weights myself. and i asked is proud to continue the family tradition and her passion has paid off. she's the strongest of the four girl to so far. their brains behind the goal success has this office just want floor higher ali moore id is president of iran's weightlifting association and perhaps the girl's biggest fan he says there should be a difference between men and women in his sport. well. move we have many iranian men who have many championship titles on our record holders in the field of weightlifting. the word strongest man right now is an iranian.

we want to achieve the same with our women. we hope that in the future not the far future i'm talking about the olympics of twenty twenty four but the iranian women can add to these glories because. to make that happen the girls work hard every day just like the men they live in the compound of the association under close supervision by doctors and coaches. in just a few months we've come a long way. from over. time when they don't have any experience yet next year they'll do very well in competitions for sure. but for now we just want them to build up confidence. after all this is their first international competition. haven't had to go to.

as and the others are excited to leave to iran for its biggest it's a historic first for the girls and for iran's female weightlifters all together. marry me now i think that's what men can do women can do too in the first five or six months since we started weightlifting we've already broken more than half of the women's weightlifting records that's glorious. that caught it at glory they plan to continue at this week's tournaments and beyond confident well prepared and determined to show the world how strong iranian women can be. the talk of trade wars and tariffs is worrying managers in europe's biggest economy daniel winter can tell us well thank you phil that's right ongoing uncertainty in global trade is weighing on the minds of executives in germany business confidence has now fallen for the fifth consecutive month according to economic research institute before and the drop was also bigger than expected business leaders are

less optimistic about their current situation and the outlook for the next six months. before senior economist we asked him if us protectionism was behind the didn't. do i think so this is this is what we observe so if you. if you ask them for example about their export business the firm's manager telling us they are getting more let's say uncertain about what is going on and uncertainty is something which is which is which is not good for for firms business because the only thing they do in terms of high uncertainty is that they just wait and see what is going on so if this trade conflict will be so for one day i don't know what is going to happen by the end of this week my growers know in in in washington and chancellor merkel will also go there so maybe this conflict will be solved and then i think this is a good chance for you know a new that's a revival of sentiment of german firm managers and it would be

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a means the money's company every three that that's french for greengrocery the online retailer delivers organic products throughout more rollcall the country has nor gannicus edification process makes sure the farms he works with other real thing. we try to to meet everyone that we have on the platform and whenever we can we also try to visit their farms their collection units to see if what they promise is really what people are gettin of course this is very house abuse. of trust most customers are in casablanca where the three vet is based to drive a bus around the city every day with a load of juices cosmetics and all of oil from organic farms his vehicle is also environmentally friendly it's an electric tri sickle. i mean the founder identified a business opportunity. he had noticed that while more and more consumers were

interested in organic products almost everything had to be imported at a high cost. our business model. was not just going to price but by cutting to meet a man and i. do feel that you have to fund those just to do their minimum that's way we can have price on a piece he says and it's. easier low prices we'll be able to expand the markets moral cause economy has been growing for the past decade at about five percent a year but that has also brought new public health problems rising rates of obesity and diabetes more and more food is being produced in dust. lee the greengrocery wants to reverse the trend it works with about forty five gun economies at the moment and more set to join to meet the growing demand. and now to a film of epic proportions that's balanced to rake in the cash.

for small. biggest movie of the biggest franchise in hollywood history which hits this is this week old heroes of the bottled universe are assembled or out of veges infinity war i did nukes epic so in a world. scott's roxboro is here to talk us through this feeling is it is it is big as it seems i think it's i think is maybe the bigger this this is a film is almost the most expensive film ever made a one of them it's almost four hundred million dollars the film cost to make and it's it's just it's just crazy i mean and the super movie got like one maybe two big superheroes he got like thirty thirty five they're all piled into the director's. brothers they basically took all the characters in all the marvel films

of the last ten years piled them into one movie and then throw it throw throw throw it out at us i don't think you're not a huge superheroes and ok so you probably don't know the whole marvel universe but we've got a bit of a cheat sheet for this movie offend vendors of indie war won't we take a look. back iron man there was an idea. to bring together a group of remarkable people so strange to see that we could become something of the. vision that we think. we could find. the black widow never. even the guardians of the galaxy shown up in their small boat crossover orgy. let's talk about this plane ears i think it's good except it sucks so let me do the plan and that way in my view

really good. those are new villains and he has a diabolical plan as explained it's time to time. he'll never had. to wipe out half the universe. he gets all the infinity stuff changes at the snap of his cheek. amused area. ten thousand dollars is a very interesting character there because his agenda is to save the universe by destroying the universe kerns not something that we have to sign up for and i think a lot of the movie is seen through his eyes and the russos have done a good job of creating a new character that the audiences can experience. is being touted as marvel's patters villainy. but don't worry fans he certainly isn't talking about the franchise you know him is

expected in twenty nineteen. now there's something lots of bangs and effects in that the thing about this the fish is a marvel film and they only started making movies like ten years ago another version the run hollywood ya know it's amazing i mean two thousand it was the first novel film iron man and basically what marvel's managed to do is they've reinvented the franchise model franchise you know films one after another of the same idea based on like the james bond model right which is basically make the same film over and over again get one idea you make it over and over again marvel changed that and they said we're not going just make one movie over and over again we're going take a whole universe of movies and we'll be different strands will be thor's they'll be kept american movies spider-man movies are all going to link them up so the characters cross over and then bring them together every couple of years to make

a huge super super movie an avengers movie and what allowed them to do was allowed to make different types of movies so you've got a movie like captain america which are sort of war movies and then you've got the guards of the galaxy which are basically comedies and black panther which is sort of fantasy scifi i was sort of a political message so theoretically allows you to appeal to a much larger audience at least everybody who's willing to watch men in tights punch each other in the face ok when you just talk about you describe it like that . we were going to say it it's made them lots of money but you would do want to have we reached peak superhero yeah i don't know i mean this is sort of model the marvel model everybody's trying to copy at disney which bought marvel they're trying to the same things with the star wars movies d.c. comics which is our bills big bet on the comics world trying to the same thing with their super heroes to put them all different franchises and bring them together. i don't know the marvel model with avengers basically this movie and the movie will come out next year is going to bring an end to this ten year cycle and they say

we're going to take a bit of a break some of the characters will keep going make it in other ways but they can take a bit of a break i don't know i think it's maybe a bit of a sign of desperation that you have to make these movies bigger more expensive more bombastic more superheroes it sort of suggests that the story that there's there's a lot of less of a story there might be a little bit of what happened in the one nine hundred sixty s. in hollywood. the late sixty's hollywood was in competition with television other competition with netflix and then their competition with television and they start to be big musicals of three d. glasses and i think you bring people into as they were leaving the theaters. that didn't work and eventually have a new generation of filmmakers this are mark scorsese's and friends for couples come up change the way change the stories that's why i think hollywood needs a bit of a reboot get some younger directors and who can make different types of stories but you know scott ross from we thank you for that. it's out this week out this week everywhere in the uk everyone just to get this good. more of the software how we're

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