and doesn't have hybrid technology yet. the five thirty i've performance comes with a standard fitted eight speed step turning transmission driving the rear wheels. the electric motor and gasoline engine have a combined output of one hundred eighty five kilowatts and a peak torque of four hundred twenty newton meters as usual for a car also features all driver assists available for the five series even when you're driving an electric mode. and. i'm all for you always have two options when it comes to charging an electrically powered vehicle so it's going to hold at a high voltage charging station which takes three hours with a b.m.w. or at a regular domestic power outlet which takes five hours from one side. b.m.w. also offers a service that optimizes charging according to price or gives priority to green

electricity from a photovoltaic panel for example. charging is a piece of cake another big bonus who electric motors is being able to drive noiselessly which also spares your neighbors nervous and in the i don't know. the plug in hybrid is a particular appeal to commuters if you stay properly charged b.m.w. claims of fuel economy of just two point one leaders for one hundred kilometers that doesn't just save money it's also good news for the environment especially when the electricity is from regenerative sources in pure electric mode you can hit speeds of up to one hundred forty kilometers per hour. without those as silence is golden and if you want to use the combined power of the unit and the combustion engine you can race to one hundred kilometers per hour just six point two seconds and. regular driving conditions the b.m.w.

plug in hybrid has an all electric range of thirty to forty kilometers in addition to the standard driving mode sport comfort any go pro you can choose from three further electric options. and here are those technical specs once more. the five thirty is priced at fifty six thousand euros in germany you can currently get one even a bit cheaper there's a special program in the country aimed at boosting the sales of electric and plug in hybrid models for buyers that means saving four thousand euros for all electric vehicles and three thousand for plug in hybrids. but right now likes about the five thirty five performance as the state subsidy which lowers the price to that about five thirty i and if your workplace is no further than thirty kilometers away from home you can drive there all electric

every day. if you asked is ford's top selling entry level model starting at just thirteen thousand euros but the fiesta isn't just a sound inexpensive choice it also offers a luxury trimline the vagueness of today or card to see money while schieffer is looking at how one cheeriest this line really is. the first things that stand out are the sleek sat nice trim around the front fog lamps . doors. and the grill. the only detail lights in daytime running lights also led to fiesta quality. feel.

if this is fiestas eighth generation in mine a while explains what offers a wide array of assistance and safety systems especially with this line and lower lines these systems are sold separately and that can add up but even yalla comes with most pre-installed and that makes traveling much more comfortable. and your old helpers include the i beam assisted traffic sign recognition and driver drowsiness detection. and by manual points out another interior highlight the eight inch infotainment system becomes complete with a navigation system is part of the menu i was standard equipment package. as an extra and would have cost one thousand four hundred twenty five euro. outside the seventeen inch light our loyal wheels are real i get your. profit.

from. their rear also scored so sleek silver trim. and the fiesta is trunk compact anywhere from two hundred ninety two to one thousand nine hundred three leaders. inside quality workmanship and materials complete the overall luxury feel. for. the one liter eco boost engine in our test car puts out one hundred three kilowatts with average consumption rated at about five point two leaders per one hundred kilometers.

and suspension is the same as with other lines but a minimal still feels this model is more enjoyable to drive mostly because of the incredibly comfortable seats that can make even hundreds of kilometers fly by like a breeze. as the force one of the enemy and that can lead to. a depth of cruise control and a lean departure warning system are also useful for long trips. so what's our jesters verdict. come and that is at the end of the day i'm on a wall says it all comes down to one question who really needs a car like this of course that's for everyone to decide for themselves but if you're looking for a compact car that offers the same kind of luxury comfort you'd otherwise only find in the mid range if yes given you know that is definitely a good option especially considering all the add ons included in this line it would

cost so much more if selected individually. in germany the fiesta video starts at twenty thousand six hundred euros. today we're going for a quick judgment in an audi that's a milestone in automotive history the legendary quantrell in the late one nine hundred seventy s. audi had an image problem the company produced progressive and reliable cars but they came across as bland and boring a bunch of young and talented technicians was determined to change all that. classic car next very cushy job our says in february one nine hundred seventy seven a group of audi engineers was driving around unlit surprisingly the fascist car in the snowy roads was the least powerful one a v.w. good for. it's

a good show seventy five horsepower but it did have all wheel drive that game chassis engineer your benching or the idea of creating an all wheel drive vehicle with plenty of power packed and a shake body setting a quatro concept was born. the young engineers kept working on their project in secret without any budget or official authorization but they received backing from audi's new head of technical development at the time had none peach. when the first turbo charged all wheel drive prototype climbed even the steepest ski slopes with the kid out with only summer tires senior managers approved further development and production. in one nine hundred eighty the all wheel drive out he made its debut at the geneva motor show the media called the car a stroke of genius that heralded a new era in auto making but this technical innovation came with

a hefty price tag almost fifty thousand dollars each march as much as a porsche nine eleven car spec that. left the audience at risk of says it with the audi engineers created back in one thousand nine hundred still impresses today and is great fun to drive step on the gas and after a slight lag the turbo kicks in and seven seconds of propels the car to one hundred kilometers an hour and then far beyond and the roar of a five cylinder engine provides a musical accompaniment of it but glad that from a closed session on the foyer this front today that's. like that without the just to make sure absolutely everyone knew how great and rebelution area the quatro was out he joined the rally circuit and one thousand nine hundred eighty one. entered the monte carlo rally in

a quantrill with three hundred thirty horsepower at the ten kilometer market already overtook the landsea straw toes that had started a full minute earlier it was an omen of the great things to come. for schwandorf case nick or progress through technology proved to be more than just a tagline as audi won two world championship constructors titles in two drivers titles. at the cristo says it soon became clear had to be competitive in rallying on four wheel drive was a must audi revolutionized the rally scene forcing competitors to represent their cars everyone was talking about outings all wheel drive just the time to bring the quatro on to the streets.

to have a look through stuff feels there's nothing revolutionary about the interior though whether it's in black plastic think oh it's all very conservative and psyche out again and the only difference is the booze pressure gauge in the middle and here in the center console the two knobs for the center and rear differential lock and that's it it's better that it. kristoff it made since the quatro exterior wouldn't win any beauty prizes either its distinctive wings and rear spoiler give it an angular look exploit car was meant to lose realty the handle it does so it's not very elegant. in bad thought as design or hot one vaucluse said they wanted a car that wouldn't weather any storm it was supposed to look rough ik i'm ready not swanking and christopher thinks they succeeded at that. aerodynamics is a foreign concept for the boxy quantrell at zero point four its drag coefficient is

equivalent to that of a wall unit. its headlights resemble glass bricks and his lines work like they were drawn with a ruler. the only thing round about this car is the wheels but then the original quatro was primarily about technology not beauty. starting in one thousand nine hundred eighty two the model was even offered with a futuristic digital cockpit and pneumatic locking differentials however at this early model quatro still employed cable operated differential locks to provide greater traction on snow and ice. i did i'm pretty well gets all wheel drive and turbo over the audi quadros tactical highlight says christophe and shows us the built in five cylinder engine with a two point one liter capacity and with the turbo charger located without

a somewhere. here but some will come from an outside by law with its maximum booster pressure of zero point eight five bar the engine can generate two hundred horsepower and nine hundred eighty that was really something that i thought it was just the beginning it want to rally cars had an output of six hundred horsepower and on the race track a whopping seven hundred twenty or so power. that i think is. starting in one nine hundred eighty nine the volume production quatro up to its output to two hundred twenty horsepower thanks to a two point two leader turbo with twenty valves. at first outing was skeptical that it could sell four hundred units but in the end over eleven thousand quadros rolled off the assembly lines during the. eleven years the original model was produced. dowdy caught christgau says the quatro was one of the first

street legal production cars to feature permanent all wheel drive that and its day it blew the competition away as a rally card of the it also sparked a boom for all wheel drive vehicles and held only ever the premium segment and to this day quantrill remains audi's trademark to do that photo on paper as that's market sized that will show the audi quatro is definitely an automotive milestone as they and i had started out looking at. the success prompted audi to introduce the quatro drive system to other models to today one in every four outings produced sports that quantrill emblem. and next time on drive it open top fun on country roads and the race track the porsche seven eight team botched or g.d.s. . and eco friendly driving with the new natural gas models from

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and. played. this is d.w. news live from berlin washington lays out its new hard line on iran. were ringing up the threat. of missiles landing. in the golan heights no more posturing. there with. the u.s. says it will impose its toughest sanctions yet on tehran also coming out russia faces a new doping probe with less than three weeks to go until the football world cup german journalists say suspicious test results of russian squad members were covered up. populist parties move one step closer to forming

a government in italy the antiestablishment five star movement on the far right league are asking the president to approve their choice for prime minister. plus they don't consider themselves to be men or women but they say they're not transgender either we talk to a group of people in southern mexico sometimes referred to as a third gender. and defending ice hockey world champs sweden took on switzerland in the final could the swiss pull off an upset over the swedes keep their perfect record. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us the united states has pledged to impose the toughest sanctions ever on iran following its withdrawal from the nuclear deal u.s. secretary of state mike pompei all made the comments while missing out on a key gathering of g. twenty foreign ministers and where no side is germany france and the u.k.

are battling to uphold the deal but progress will be difficult with not only the u.s. but russia also absent from the meeting. let's listen to what pompei i want to say a short while ago. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness the iranian regime should know that this is just the beginning. the sting of sanctions will be painful for regime does not change its course from the unacceptable and i'm productive path that is chosen to one rejoins the league of nations these will indeed end up being the strongest sanctions in history when we are completely. my actuator is covering the story for us and she joins us tell us more first of all about these twelve demands so it's a lot to go through here so we'll stick to the ones that i'm thinking are sort of the biggest ones here number one is he's asking and pump air and the u.s.

are asking around to completely halt any enrichment of uranium or plutonium those are the two items that you need to make a nuclear bomb of the many and under the current iran deal the previous negotiations had reduced the amount of uranium and plutonium that could be enriched to nearly zero far far less than what iran was doing beforehand now we have to remember these negotiations took seven years the crude thereon deal that was signed in two thousand and fifteen took seven years to build up in the fact that those negotiators couldn't get iran down to absolutely zero i think says a lot and now the u.s. is coming out saying no we want absolutely zero so that's number one they're also saying that iran is to allow quote unqualified access to any nuclear sites throughout the country and number three are some less nuclear related demands there's a demand that they release all u.s. citizens that are currently being held in iran and that they withdraw from iran's involvement in various regional struggles that if they don't pump it was

threatening the greatest sanctions in history essentially will run actually heed this threat is this ineffective approach. we're seeing right now is iran sort of turning from the u.s. to europe and russia and china saying help us help buzz we're trying here we're trying and by all indications it seems that iran is actually complying with the deal so there's sort of two ways iran could go right now they could continue to try to live by the rules of this deal and sort of look to europe to be a new partner in this because one partner pulling out of the iran deal doesn't necessarily mean the whole thing's going to fall apart of the it's a big partner in this whole thing or two they could simply say ok well. the u.s. is gone now we're not going to abide by this anymore and start slowly chipping away at what was negotiated and try to build up their nuclear capabilities again well what does that mean for the european approach because we do have the g. twenty foreign ministers meeting right now micron pale wasn't there was that

absence it certainly creates a quite a bright line between the u.s. and europe as we're already sort of seeing in terms of trying to renegotiate this whole thing. the u.s. not being there are certainly going to disquiet european leaders as they're sitting here saying well what do we do now the u.s. has withdrawn we still want to abide by this deal and the u.s. isn't even there to give any guidance as to how they're going to go forward the european leaders of course are all of many including the german foreign minister saying we still want to abide by this deal we think this is still a good deal and we want to keep this in place but of course the u.s. threatening more sanctions new sanctions strongest sanctions ever on iran might mean that the u.s. has to then go on sanction or european countries who choose to do business with iran and that leaves europe in the choice of do we try to do business with iran and rebuild that economy can we afford to give up our u.s. market all right all the more pressure on those g twenty foreign minister's meeting in buenos artist our reporter my ish waiter covering this story for us maya thank

you now german journalists have unveiled evidence that suggests russian authorities covered up doping test results for footballers in russia's world cup squad the revelations come just weeks before the tournament kicks off and russia reporter high exampled helped uncover a state run doping program in russian athletics and now says some russian footballers and the sports authorities may have questions to answer. the russian doping scandal may also extend to the national football team russian officials are suspected of covering up test results making samples disappear which had the potential to implicate footballers some of whom have been selected for the hosts world cup squad german t.v. channel has obtained a list containing player names and code numbers of doping samples the list is based on information from investigators and intelligence gathered from a twenty fourteen raid on the moscow doping control board in that raid the world anti-doping agency water seized samples with

a typical test results that had not been investigated further by russian authorities samples from players in the current world cup squad were among them what we labeled the disappearing positive methodology. which is the labs mechanism by which they falsely reported their results d. says water also obtained a separate database with atypical test results from almost one hundred russian footballers this information was also passed on to fee for following a request for comment fee for said investigations are on the way and they are hoping to report new developments in the coming weeks. journalist who's apple too broke that story and many others concerning russian doping joins us in our studio now thank you for joining us good to have you have you with us right now russia is again the focus of your investigations how is this going to impact the world cup we don't know yet that we were know in a couple of weeks i guess the moment it looks like that is really investigating at

least on. the outcome of the results or for dr bass which has been given from a whistleblower to wada last year in two thousand and seventeen sixty three thousand samples from different sports nine talk nine thousand of them have been suspicious and i guess. almost hundred of them are now under investigation and coming from football so we don't know. what would be the outcome what we can say we just talk about a presumptive screening which might be doping must not necessarily be doping it can also have other reasons but it needs to be. scrutinized that these to be checked great needs to be scrutinized you know how solid is this evidence that we could be talking about doping and russia's national football team what we can say is that in two thousand and fourteen and this is not related to the daughter because i was talking about in two thousand and fourteen after the first revelations in eridu

german television about state run doping of that takes the world anti-doping agency made a raid in the most called depth and at that point they seized more than three thousand samples from different sports and among them as i have been samples from football players and we got information from two thousand and fourteen at that point to have been samples from players who are currently in the team roster of the russian team for the world cup from two lead to that means we talk about samples which have ridge are unclear from two cells and fourteen from players who are now in the squad and that is a question and fee for has said said they have done some testing but we asked them as a question have you done a retest for all forbidden substances for prohibited substance of fault for purgative methods and he didn't answer that question last week you mentioned the doping in athletics which there is evidence of a question some people are asking is is it really beneficial for footballers to dope how does that help them ok what do you need in football it's power what you

can. increase with kind of what makes is for. what's what you need isn't do or incentives in football you need to compete nation of power and in durance so what does it make sense for insurance e.p.o. for example so as i don't lot of things and if you look at the history of doping related to mr geishas into football you will see that e.p.o. was a subject and a bollix have been the subject so it makes really sense to dope it's. there's no doubt the level of doping might not be the same as for example in weightlifting on have let the right to say that doping doesn't play any role in football it's nonsense so in durance and stamina things that footballers need surely not just russian footballers or other teams also knowing why we're just focusing then on russia here they're not focusing on russia you have a state run doping system rather four years riyadh because you know twenty plus but also. investigate years and world anti-doping agency in different international sports federation bracket means of subject few fighters no working on that issue so

it is there's no doubt that that is really hot suspicion and evidence about russia and doping and stage one doping your computer right when you say that sam must be has also doping in other countries but if you don't have a proof if you don't have evidence and particularly not on state run doping in that countries then that makes really a big difference i want to ask you about one of the russian footballers i was long kumble of he was named to the world cup squad despite being investigated for doping he's now been dropped due to injury is that due to your investigation you don't comment on names absolutely not because again we're talking about. cleo hart hince we're talking order strong suspicion we don't talk about proofs because we don't have to. talk about proofs you don't reveal any names in that investigation now you weren't able to get a decent originally to report on the world cup it was feared because that's because of your reporting on doping in russia of the german government stepped in and now

it appears that you will be going to russia to report is that correct you know it says that i have a visa no and i never decide at a later stage there are different concerns we have to consider and then we will make a decision at a later point as you can imagine some people in russia don't like at all what we have investigated so you have to consider if it's really worse or maybe there's a bigger risk we don't know so we have to discuss it internally and then we recommit to induce to do a decision investigative journalist who has that built with us and here in studio thank you very much for sharing your reporting with us thank you. that's some other stories making news around the world facebook boss mark zuckerberg has agreed to have his upcoming meeting with the e.u. lawmakers streamed live online service due to respond to e.u. parliament leaders privacy concerns and hearing on tuesday the meeting comes as facebook admitted last month that it had improperly share the personal data of millions of users. paraguayan has opened its israeli embassy in jerusalem the

second country to do so after the united states. president order this an israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu attended you know gratian ceremony the u.s. relocated its embassy to jerusalem a week ago. the democratic republic of congo is launching an ebola vaccination program today to try to stop a new outbreak of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine and more is on the way the first wave of the program will target health professionals treating ebola patients. and one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer whale volcano it began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burned dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to flee the hawaiian national guard has warned of mandatory evacuations of lava makes any more roads impassable italy is inching closer towards having a very unusual populist government eleven weeks after elections left the country

with a hung parliament now the leader of the anti establishment five star party. and my tail salvini of the far right league party are meeting with the president today to put forward their joint candidate for premier salvini it said both leaders have agreed to nominate a third party candidate. and let's get more on this story with. he's covering it for us from rome and standing right outside the prime minister's office will the country get a new prime minister today and who will it be. that's the big question of who will move in here behind me in the ballots. the name is decided say the pot it is but we don't know the name yet they want to tell the president first and by the right has no choice but to accept this name because the bodies the two bodies that form the coalition now have a broad majority in parliament and italian media speculating that the jews

that gone to visit believe on the markets we will lend more money but this is of cause very contradictive to european rules yet both parties says he said and are very critical of the european union how is brussels going to deal with this government. i guess process is often arms know the alarm bells are ringing because if. they lead the national do what they promised italy first then europe has a problem they want to renegotiate european treaties in favor of italy and this is of course is not is not possible and the french finance minister already warned italy can the whole euro zone if it doesn't behave well because the italian debt amounts to one hundred thirty percent of its g.d.p. and if this gets into a crisis then it's really difficult to bail italy out because european fans right

band records are reporting from outside the prime minister's office there in rome thank you ben now nicolas maduro has won venezuela's presidential election he beat his nearest rival and we call him by a wide margin my little call this victory a triumph over and period listen but the opposition boycotted the poll and said it was not a fair vote the u.s. says it will not recognize the outcome and is considering new sanctions against a socialist government. for nicolas maduro and his supporters a celebration with few surprises. it's a second six year term for the venezuelan president who won over two thirds of the vote. thank you for overcoming so many aggressions some of those. thank you for joining me in so many battles and thank you for making me president. but it's

a hollow victory the country's electoral storage fees say only forty six percent of voters turned out at the polls. opposition parties say the real figure is closer to thirty percent. the main opposition party boycotted the election claiming it was rigged too popular candidates were barred from running one challenger who ran on little more than a prayer says the vote was marred by irregularities. we don't recognize this electoral process as valid as having taken place. for us there were no elections no new elections in venezuela need to take place. duras opponents say the empty polling stations were kept open for hours past the prescribed closing time in a desperate bid to draw in voters. voting was very low one

it didn't used to be like this. they're hoping more people will eventually come out but the truth is it's been very very weak so all we pull the floor and there were only a few voters that it was not like this in other years when there was a lot of people today i've been walking through town and the voting centers are mc . well you know what there haven't been many people because there was a campaign asking people not to vote they told people not to turn night but some people from the other side have voted and we should be says have gladly come by democrats. but you know. victory has been rejected by several countries including the u.s. which says it may impose new oil sanctions against the struggling state. well ben is here now with more on the economic fallout from venezuela selection you know

venezuela is mulling a bleak future sumi because murderers in charge again of an economy in freefall hyper inflation is that a ridiculous level venezuelans continue to leave in droves lining up a border crossings for hours just to get out for those who stay the tough times could get even tougher not only does the for our country face intensified unrest that harm is also as we heard there the threat of new sanctions from abroad that won't help the people of the nation needs is reform. after nearly twenty years of socialist rule in venezuela the once prosperous economy is in tatters massive shortages have left huge swathes of the population struggling to survive hyperinflation at close to thirteen thousand percent has destroyed venezuelan savings and left them unable to afford basic goods. power and water have become luxuries for many in the country with the world's largest known oil reserves

spiraling poverty hopelessness and anger at nicholas meant to rose government have led to a social implosion protests and file and crackdowns have marked his tenure but as my duro tightens the screws on dissent his government has a silver bullet for the moribund economy the cryptocurrency the petro it's meant as a workaround for the lack of foreign currency but critics call it a scam but the petro success would depend on good faith in the government backing it years of mismanagement and corruption have meant very little of that has been created leading figures wayland's to see little chance of an end to their ordeal. when its way there is a rich oil producer why aren't the profits from those exports juicy for the state at a time that the global price of crude has recovered and while those revenues trickling down to the people the questions we asked the threat are from the institute for that in american studies the author is because the prices are rising

because of the fall of the oil production in venezuela and this is far of corruption instability and the failure of the oil industry into contrie the time was one of the best and richest industry in the war and today in charge of chobits and in dura as we can see the results of the socialist experiment. kerry o'brien has released its full year results for twenty seventeen spurred by an increase in passengers net profits sold to one hundred forty five billion euros or one point four five billion euros i should say ryanair has weathered a difficult twelve months the cancellation of thousands of flights due to roasting problems and pilot strikes failed to have a big impact on the company's bottom line. the last financial year was turbulent for ryan air and this one may not be easier last week the airline received a letter from the irish pilots union threatening to strike preventing pilot

walkouts is one of the company's main challenges and it could affect its bottom line we are guarding that our profits for the next problems will be down about ten percent because of higher pilot pay higher oil prices but keeping fares for ask ronnie as operational costs are set to rise in december of last year the car you agreed to recognise trade unions for the first time ever cutting deals with unions in different countries could have a negative impact on its revenue and despite soli twenty seventeen results ryan air has slipped to second place when it comes to the number of passengers flown within europe the carriers sold more than one hundred nine million tickets last year. but twenty eighteen and twenty nineteen could be tough the specter of a hard brags it means ryan air may have to pay extra charges in the u.k. the company has warned that flights could be grounded if there is no agreement between the e.u. and the u.k.

i'll be back later with more business first sumi and a unique part of mexican culture that's right and the south of the country a group of people known as musharraf are born with male bodies but take on feminine roles as they grow older they do not identify as men or women and they don't describe themselves as transgender either in one area are said to have been around for centuries yet as we see in our next report today they're facing a number of challenges. it's friday in santiago kneel to pack and diana is getting ready to go for a drink with her friends. both people born with male bodies but. they often take on traditional female roles but they're not viewed as women either share often confused as transgender but their identity is unique to the region as it is fit to move in other communities move said to be less accepted and more discriminated against and it's said that this region is the new ship paradise when

it really isn't there's a lot of discrimination and violence it's still necessary to work hard to change the way people treat us. it was yesterday for. the iron inseparable part of this culture life here revolves around family social events and keeping the men company despite their long history mexican law doesn't yet recognize them. in society generally except them say there's still much progress to be made. from a very early age we identify with our feminine side we dress up as women at ten twelve thirteen years of age but we can no longer access secondary school dressed as women so we leave school and devote ourselves to informal trades such as embroideries stylists six workers and cooks. there's a kind of

a glass ceiling over our heads with society won't allow us to advance at all. every year the me share right from all over the region to celebrate their identity in the festival of candles they wear traditional dress and dance to compete for the title of festival queen. hacker is an example for the rest of. mexico with acceptance tolerance of gender diversity may still be a lot of work to do for the people here the existence of gender is a way of life. you're watching news still to come the ban on women driving in saudi arabia is officially due to be history in few weeks but the kingdom's now arrest of prominent activists who campaigned to get it lifted branding them as traitors. her song ninety nine red

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millions can live. welcome back you're watching news our top story u.s. secretary of state might come peo has announced america will impose its toughest ever sanctions on iran that's after washington ended its support for the country's nuclear deal with the west pale said the deal put the world at risk. in italy the country's new populist coalition has moved one step closer to forming a government the antiestablishment five star movement in the far right and we are asking the president to approve their choice for prime minister. now authorities in saudi arabia have taken a number of prominent women's rights activists into custody the detentions come just weeks before the ultra conservative kingdom is due to lift the ban on same male drivers for more on the story let's bring in liz show from d.w. social media hi liz what do we know about the activists who have been arrested here

. well to me first of all we don't know exactly how many people have been taken into custody often reports say it has seven activists we are also seeing reports on twitter which say that it is ten people who have been arrested but the government is not naming any names at this point what we do know is that all the people who were arrested were involved in fighting for women's rights rights that go beyond the rights to drive and some people have already been identified by rights groups and i can just show you a number of those that we know of so far so one of those arrested is. she is actually known as the mother of saudi feminism she has been campaigning for the right should drive for many years here we have. also a very prominent campaign against the driving ban in fact she has been arrested a number of times because she tried to drive into saudi arabia and then sue me and we also have another activist. here she is in an interview with

d.w.i. earlier this year she is a psychologist she's a feminist and she also took part in the first protests against the driving ban in nineteen ninety what we're also seeing is something that appears to be an organized smear campaign against these activists we have for example here and use paper from saudi arabia calling them a trader's yet this is a picture that was posted on twitter and there so the people who have been arrested are being accused of working together with foreign entities trying to violate the religious and the national principles off the saudi kingdom and those who are people reacting to these arrests. well we're seeing lots of prominent voices condemning these arrests that we can run through a number of reactions that we have seen so far so here for example is a very well known women's rights activist also from saudi arabia. she says the

organize the formation campaign targeting that he taint activists reminds her of the same come pain that targeted women to drive this is a campaign that she started back in two thousand and eleven we have amnesty international they call the wrist and the targeted smear campaign outrageous and then finally we have the director of human rights watch here kenneth roth he says there is a shop contradiction between the saudi crown prince touring the world presenting himself as a reformer while at the same time he is arresting the women's rights activists who refuse to accept his tokenism and this is a story of course to me that we will continue following to see whether these activists will be released all right elizabeth show from d.w. social media thank you list ok back to bed now and then some relief for

investors a ray of sunshine this monday for global stocks economic superpowers china and the u.s. have agreed to hold off imposing new tariffs the temporary deal ends months of tension for financial markets beijing agreeing in a joint statement with washington to substantially reduce america's trade deficit with china the crux of the dispute the chinese didn't commit to cutting the gap by any specific amount and some analysts doubt the truce will last long but at least the two sides are talking. the world's two biggest economies are back to the negotiating table and they appear willing to keep talking until they find a solution to their trade conflict. the strongest demand from both the chinese side and the u.s. side is to stop the trade war and stop imposing more tariffs on each other's products this time both sides pledge to stop the trade war and develop good relations in trade or in a mass meant i think this is

a major demand from both countries. so it will be. china has already made concessions saying it will significantly increase purchases of u.s. goods and services it's an attempt to address u.s. president donald trump demand to reduce china's three hundred seventy five billion dollar trade surplus no details have been released yet but the countries have agreed not to impose further tariffs on each other while they continue to negotiate a trade deal. speaking in an interview with fox news u.s. treasury secretary steve minutiae have this to say for. the present we have a very good framework agreement that's not just about buying goods it's about structural changes it's about lowering tariffs china has committed to lower tariffs on many things and make structural changes and protect our technology so these are very important issues for the u.s. economy and now we're going to make sure that this gets implemented to taunt and

months of tension between the two countries which markets into a frenzy but with little concrete information released by the details of the negotiations the stakes remain high. while asian markets greeted the news with great relief the opinions vary on the streets of beijing. shitted we should try to be the first in as many fields as possible so china can account for the us good and so bad for for one thing for me you think that trade war could harm investors so there should be one china and the us should work together from the same foundations that you could see for down but i'll do what i think i can buy luxury goods such as cars or watches at lower prices ok. let's get the view from our asia correspondent andrea hang who's in singapore and tell us more about the deal i know there's not much detail at the moment but can you at least read between the lines well hole one china has a greek greek such

a small from the us securely the energy and cultural sets of people and that because i know about this whole thing because about this because a clip be a noncommital of you never know what china is up to and b it's not enough to fill that three hundred thirty five billion dollar treat deficit i know according to a state chinese official who wrote on a beach at those and ok communists and he's people that eat the agreements i quote preserves try this right to develop its economy as it sees fit and this already placed china being fixed on its position of increasing imports rather than a negative position of cutting exports ok will all that said how long will the truce hold then that's the big question. it's a million dollar question not just the big one but one thing's for sure it will be temporary as what you report to a halt in theory this is going to be because we don't know take note that this is

a show that china has exactly left it to the u.s. but rather this is about giving both economies the time and space to rethink and restricted its trade deficit both to treat definitive it's also worth noting that china has successfully muscled its way around the terrorists proving its strength to trump but we can be relieved as you say that the to buy these talking instead of spitting one tariff at each other to another ultimately it seems both parties understand how detrimental doing this to both economies this has been well andrea i wouldn't call it relenting at all china has a massive growing middle class so buying more from the u.s. under this deal would suit it so from what i see it doesn't take much to appease donald trump beijing has got to do it in its hands here it's got a good deal that's

a sales of asian given how restrictive china has been in the old economic speech i think what the u.s. wants us but china to ease some of its market boundaries and that's something that even the e.u. has found quite challenging in trouble so to work around at the same time trump has to find a way to renegotiate with china because his tensions have somewhat backfired on the chinese also have to be very careful not to be too optimistic about eight inches between the you with the u.s. and an extreme point of view it is quite ready to quietly ready to defend its industrial plans with or without the u.s. and i hang we appreciate your analysis from singapore there thank you. i can see me an african nation making the most of its natural beauty and african nation in the south east of the continent and for years mozambique was ravaged by civil war and preserving nature was understandably not a top priority but the country is rich in natural resources and boasts breathtaking

national parks national park for example and the country south is home to extensive wetlands and wildlife a delegation of german scientists is now working with local partners to help protect those net natural treasures and make it more attractive for international tourists. ranges of the body national hog taking a group of scientists from germany on safari. it's a huge grassland park with wetland areas that are paradise for birds. stretching eighty seven thousand square kilometers the park is a home for countless pelicans. for which the park is best known the ostrich there the only ostrich is in mozambique. the group has found something else of interest is not because. this is an elephant corridor. would be

a fence passed through the area they leave their dung behind. these days the park has no large animals of its own lions buffaloes and rhinos were driven away first by the civil war then by poachers or going to reform it's not that poachers need food that's not a problem right now people have enough to eat. they set these traps because they want to make money. so the park has been a protected area for more than forty years there are stiff penalties for poaches but illegal killing of animals remains a problem it disrupts the ecosystem in the reserve ranges document their findings and remove the carcasses. while driving to some of the villages situated inside the park it becomes clear there are other problems these a sacks of charcoal made illegally from wood and confiscated by the ranges. i squash the minute that the villagers cut down the trees and destroy the natural

habitat the animals are forced to flee end up entering the residential areas which leads to new problems the animals' habitat is being destroyed. there are twenty villages in and around the park home to nearly six thousand people many residents can't understand the need for such strict conservation laws. so how can the national park foster better relations with local residents that's the question that interests the great from germany together with the ranges they want to convey the message that the park is keen to support local residents one months like the example of another park nearby one shekel feet one at the end of each year the park gives twenty percent of its income to the local community they can then use the money to buy something for the benefit of the entire village. that would be a good model here too and help local people to see tourism as an opportunity to

earn money visitors from abroad would also get a taste of the traditional lifestyle of people living in the park. this family profited from the german group and enjoyed the encounter to ok nothing out clearly and out it was. but it's all early days yet. it's a drop in the ocean and obviously we're not yet teaching people how to preserve their environment i. volunteer as a committed to a long term partnership with the national park and the local community they want to know what other activities could interest visitors like wading through wetlands. it's just what we need to preserve this to attract tourists. we'd like to offer something that other reserves don't have so that people say if we want to see that we need to go to buy you know she just did a bit. but a nighttime safari is one idea the park specializes in small animals here it's not

the big five that visit is unlikely to see the frogs until lights on a rich variety of. the song ninety nine look puddles or ninety nine and read loons by german thing and may not it was a huge hit around the world in one thousand nine hundred eighty three a one hit wonder for nato globally but the start of a very successful career here in germany and we have reserves don't housing so that people say if we want to see that we need to go to buy you know seized so it would be a bit of a but a night time safari is one idea the park specializes in small animals here it's not the big five that visit is unlikely to see the frogs antelopes on

a rich variety of day it's. the gong ninety nine look but don't forget ninety nine bred full moons by german thing and may not it was a huge hit around the world in one thousand nine hundred eighty three a one hit wonder for nina globally but the start of a very successful career here in germany and we have robin merrill with us from d.w. culture and made us actually one of the country's best known artists and fear she is she's never really been out of line like in all those forty years since the song . she's one of those people who seems to have more than twenty four hours in the day do you know how many she has a full time career she runs around the record company and she does a lot of for charity and also approaching her sixtieth birthday she looks quite for . tactic she's also brought up four children who are now grown up indeed they were

in how bad on the last oh i don't think they're in it this time but now she's about to head out. and it's a very special anniversary. next president has named her fortieth anniversary tour after this one from one of her biggest hits and though she really missed out on nothing nina still looks much the same as she did when she began performing. bus and functional to shall what it is music is timeless. so i never really thought much about time periods as such. they said i'm not playing a style chick i like to live in the moment and. landed a good nine hundred eighty two which would be trying to put the song that really

made her world famous was. ninety nine red balloons that trigger a world war in one nine hundred eighty three amid late cold war nuclear tension and her band getting nervous around the globe. and her band went from strength to strength throughout the nineteen eighties their singles and albums stormed the charts. after a band broke up in the one nine hundred ninety s. naina when solo but with limited success. in two thousand and two she made a comeback with new versions of her old yes she performed some duets with. other singers like him wild.

last year needed got to know dave stewart the former member of the duo you're with makes me want to work with me for years. together they wrote the song be my rebel which is performing not sure. how to. deal. with their fans she's throwing up to get over a three party with music from four decades nane up the german pop icon who remains for every young desire to work till mid september. seventy music game changer for her of course but also for german pop is it at the time oh yeah it was i mean this this german language version or an annoyance to go followings was actually number two in the american chops in german unheard of at the time it was the first sort of mega hit of any german language song over them in

crawford could have had stuff over that before but this was a huge hit and it brought interest not just in german pop but also in the german language i mean this was the time of the noir doit chavela the new german way of sort of the movement of music. and this band trio also had a future just one and ninety ninety two dollars if you define it to keep me next which is a tongue twister but but then francisco arpita shimming have a hit with major tom this is a song inspired by david bowie's space oddity and was in english of course again a german just a funny alphaville a band that had international fame the biggest hit being big in japan. which was in english again a german band and this was all in the nineteenth. incidentally nowadays but any

major german band that is internationally famous and sings in german is ramstein the only problem is that rock is so hard you can hardly hear the language that is significant in certainly agree with that robin wright somewhere on main and then on our website. tour starts tomorrow in our sport at it's d.w. dot com slash culture the website routed mail thank you very much. now it's one of prague's biggest tourist attraction the astronomical clock has been located in the old city for more than six hundred years now for just the third time in six centuries the clock is being cleaned and restored. the whole in prague sold that's what clock master paper scholar thinks of this construction site usually home to the city's astronomical clock. that is it says that this is imagine that he would be told forge steel machinery here the timing mechanism the huge his and the

axis and right now all of that is dismantled being repaired. in january the cogs turned one last time and then the or loyola is the checks call it was taken apart for repairs just the third time since it debuted in the fifteenth century. hundreds of years of dirt must be removed stone mason remey to cal gets to work on it with a high pressure cleaner the clock master looks on call at the moment a photo rendering of the oil hangs here while search dirt and bird dog are removed from the oldest parts. this is like a crust which church the stone falls apart and precious details are lost like the spikes on the head child's. pay to scout and renee teco should be finished by july the city's putting on the pressure to restore the tourist magnet the photo on the scaffolding hardly does it justice we will have to come back if you've got

a good excuse to come back to do with a beautiful country we love it pay to a scholar does some of the most sensitive work in his own garden here he scrubs the fifteenth century clock hands and restores bit by bit he chewed the seven hundred fifty individual parts when he's done it must run well like clockwork. the oil law is a master work of precision and beauty but prog and its tourists must wait a few months to set their watches by the or lawyer. ice hockey now and after prevailing all their matches leading up to the final of the world championships sweden put the icing on the cake by winning it all they defeated switzerland in a nail biting final in copenhagen. the first goal went to be underdogs you need to try to break the deadlock late in the first period. but bellied did not last long just two minutes later sweden equalised seventy can vs to fight home to level the

scores i deem a second period of a swiss game for upper hand once again to my maya finished off a counter-attack to make it to one. but again switzerland couldn't hold on to their advantage sweden powered on the pressure and eventually made it count because it had put them level it to wall and that is how it stage for the rest of the game and over time. in the decisive penalty shootout philip forsberg scored for sweden but needed guides are missed for switzerland giving sweden the victory disappointment of a swiss who have still never won the world championship but with sweden celebrate their eleventh title. role springs women's football team won the german cup this weekend and they are for travel for the men's team it's a very different story they finished third from the bottom of the bundestag a table they visit second division chill tonight in their playing for

a place in the german top flight next term a win in last week's first like it's false flag a clear edge. full spooled started stronger devo caribbees goal in the thirteenth minutes an early reminder of the gulf and quality. i could tell it took the boys a bit of time to get used to it there was a period of adjustment. then we improved and scored a really nice goal passing the ball out from the back and we got the feeling that maybe we were in there got the key for us the instant. but paul spoke struck again before half time as use it because the restored believes we can from keeper can afford a home in the second half the walls doubled their lead through eunice mali and while he'll have the bulk of the church. and says in the last half hour they couldn't find the net again. this is an overall it was an intense game as expected and i think monday's match will be like that to be sure to give you time

to plan the result but maybe we can take our chances a bit more in the home leg. overturning a two goal deficit is an uphill task but achievable monday second leg will certainly look different the folks are going to reno dwarfs keels tiny ground the whole time study on is the smallest in germany's top two divisions with a capacity of just eleven thousand the german league initially stated kiel would have to play elsewhere if they got promoted but the decision has since been overturned on appeal. two thousand and twelve was the last time the team from the lower division prevailed back then fortuna dissolute off beat half a billion for three on aggregate. but in killfile so optimistic especially those who have got their hands on a golden ticket. spain has announced its squad for next month's football world cup and the main surprise is be a mission of striker shall see and this iniesta was included despite the thirty

four year old playing his final game for barcelona on sunday eneas so you see here at is a farewell party on friday is weighing up offers from leagues outside to rest but is still deemed good enough for international football has scored the winning goal for spain in the two thousand and ten world cup final. here watching t w reminder now of our top story at this hour u.s. secretary of state mike pompei on has announced america will impose its toughest ever sanctions on iran that's after washington and its support for the country's nuclear deal with the west palm pale said the deal put the world at risk. thank you for watching good of you phil gail we'll have your headlines in just a few minutes. the be . the best.

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