this is deja vu news like for left the football world cup goes on in russia but germany is going home after crashing out of the group stage how did things go so wrong for the reigning champion and where did they go from here we'll have analysis . also coming up german chancellor angela merkel warns the issue of migration could change the fate of the e.u. . the european space the many challenges. but migration could become a make or break question for the new. also at stake her own fate as germany's

leader. i'm sorry so much got it good to have you with us it is a match that will be etched into germany's football memory for years to come. this is the moment when south korean fans realize their team had beaten the germans to nail and knocked the world champs out of the tournaments the result guaranteed mexico would follow sweden into the knockout phase and mexican fans were quick to show their gratitude and here we see them celebrating at the south korean embassy in mexico city. to germany fans meanwhile expecting victory they were distraught and stunned not only did their team fail to make it through to the last sixteen they ended up at the very bottom of group af but many said they deserved to lose. well the day after the last there is plenty to talk about but before we get into

the postmortem let's see how germany's date with destiny unfolded. midway through the first half of became evidently clear it was not to be germany's off to noon even captain mano noir looks nervous at the start of the second half the german side managed to mount some pressure on the south korean goal but failed to capitalize on their own chances time and time again nervous at the back and nervous in front of the opponent's goal. in the dying minutes of the game germany's afternoon even worse no one came took advantage of some inept defending to give south korea the lead by much of the disbelief of his own teammates. and in the six minutes of stoppage time domain so i did see germany's misery. by. the exact six woman he started going

to sixty fifth minute we started to get really hectic we lost our tech tickets set up we became why it had a little misplaced passes did run into some incredibly counter text which i hope i can say we stayed defended way but somehow we lost our structure this is a very bitter moment for us and all of germany france very very very big to even ing in the. title holders humiliated crashed out of the world cup but the first hurdle. we have our correspondents covering every angle of this story for us we have tom tonight from t w sports and with us here in studio and we also have jonathan harding at the germany team camp that's just outside of moscow jonathan i want to start with you what's been happening the team i understand it's on its way back to germany. that's correct it seems through straight after the game yesterday from because i'm black so moscow on the bus left but it's unclear where the hotel was so was the airport this morning on

the side of the bus that said let's write history together and ironically that's exactly what germany have done just not in the best possible way the kind of history that this germany team doesn't want to write their mood is disappointed everybody is the jacketed and the shock is still very present in the germany coach tom it's still very present here as well how devastated have germany fans been you've been tracking some of the reaction i have indeed and the german fans are very devastated part of the reason of course is because this was such an unexpected catastrophe germany had gone into this tournament with such high expectations they were the world champions nine of the players from the winning scored in two thousand and fourteen were present at this tournament just a year ago they impressed the world with the basically of b. team at the confederations cup and took bets wouldn't. you know that is part of the reason why today is such a tragedy what people are kind of cross being around for explanations and among them the federal chancellor angela merkel from whom i believe we can hear she

summed up the national mood today by the way i hope you're not too down hearted about tonight soccer's alt after all germany is one of the most successful national teams in international competitions having won a total of four world cups three european championships and one confederations cup so really it is still one of the best teams in the world yes if you yes sophia that's correct if you take a very long view but to be honest tonight we are all very sad. all right so a very disappointed chance so we know she's a big fan of the germany team as well john coming back to you know because you've been following this german world cup campaign all the way in russia was there any indication that things could go this wrong. or certainly even before russia the way that germany played building up to this tournament was just horrendous germany have often been called the tournament team

there was this presumption that they would click into gear when the tournament got started and that never really happened mexico germany were poor and they lost sweden they won but they were lucky and against korea they were completely outdone it all came apart you know so probably says it better than anyone else i think if you hadn't spoken about southland often enough and knew how tough it would be but we couldn't implement it all by me as i am deeply disappointed i was so it's a mistake but now we need time to process and then we'll see where we go from here in my case because you know when we spent a good. all right there certainly is a lot to process tom just to ask you we heard some commentators accusing the germany team of playing in a very anxious fashion even cowardly how do you think the players cope with the pressure of coming in to this as the favorites well i think perhaps part of the problem was that they didn't necessarily feel all of the pressure. perhaps inadvertently powder on themselves i think you know it is true that they came in

with a certain degree of complacency there were a lot of people have also said that the teams an hour ago they didn't perhaps seem to realize how difficult every game a world cup is. coming in as the defending champions they took him selves up as the favorite they came into games with some fairly sluggish tactics i think cowardly is of course very damning later just for the way this team appears if the tournament but it's also perhaps fair and i think you're here live models are the perfect target for anybody who says the german team i think behaved in a cowardly manage because some of his choices were questionable at best and he failed to put enough faith i think into the younger players if he had a chance really especially after the confederations cup last year to gamble to bring some new energy in and that was really missing from the german set and he's going to have to face some criticism for some a lot of questions being asked about his future as well you know jonathan coming to you we do have to move ahead and look at the future of team germany how do you think this football disaster will affect this team going forward.

well there are certainly be some changes all eyes will be on whether you're home nervous one of them his future is obviously now in doubt i think he will stay he personally might have the feeling that he wants to go because of the disappointment that he's basically been in charge of this tournament in russia but having extended his contract just before the storm and i think that if the the german f.a. would perhaps like a little silly if they didn't keep him on but now it himself will probably make that decision the bigger question for me is what happens with this team what happens with these players senior players like matsumoto mumble noire all twenty crows thomas miller something to do or do they stay is there a huge shift and change in the squad such huge questions that will change the landscape of the future of german football all right jonathan harding for us said a team germany's camp outside of moscow and thomson are from the sports thank you both very much for your analysis now shot in friday is

a german word but it's a universal emotion and there was plenty of it of after the world champs were kicked out here the reactions from two fan groups that have a long rivalry with dimanche oft england and brazil. the world of the. sour well it was that. i was. evil and i shall i love my. now chance on america has been addressing the german parliament on the controversial topic of migration she called it one of the biggest challenges facing the e.u. and she urged the block to take a multilateral approach to overcome divisions on the issue her comments came ahead of a key summit in brussels today. until america is fighting for her chancellorship

even though she won't show any sign of pressure in public as stoic as ever she defended her government's policies in parliament and when it came to the contentious issue of migration she said germany had made progress but i mean we have a completely different situation now the number of refugees arriving is much smaller since the height of the migration crisis in twenty fifteen the number of migrants crossing to europe has indeed dropped drastically there were seventy seven percent fewer migrants crossing the mediterranean than a year ago michael says the current situation means exceptional measures are no longer needed she's rejected calls from her bavarian coalition partner to unilaterally turn away refugees at the german border saying europe needs a common approach to asylum cases and it is there we do this in such a way that people in africa and elsewhere believe that our values are guided by multi-lateralism and not unilaterally as i'm with you know or no one will believe in our value system which has made us so strong that is why there is so much at

stake that for instance talk to muck it up and decide people. but the far right alternative for germany is harshly critical they're the biggest opposition party in german parliament and they want to close borders for refugees completely. shot it and started the migration is hurting us more than we benefit from an off week with the euros spent in africa week in more than when we spend it here and in. the east and you know to close the borders and exit all resettlement program speaking of a settlement welcome to. america all is now heading to brussels where she must bring back results from the summit with the european council otherwise her conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. coalition in berlin may face even deeper division. now to some other stories making news. around the world in india a light plane has crashed into

a construction site in a busy area of mumbai officials say all four people on board the plane and at least one person on the ground were killed the chartered aircraft crashed as it was preparing to land at mumbai airport. in northern thailand the effort to rescue twelve boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave has been strengthened by more time military british cave experts and a u.s. military team of also joined search the group has been missing since saturday afternoon rescuers say the water level in the cave is rising again because of overnight rain . kenyan authorities say at least fifteen people have been killed after a fire swept through a crowded market in nairobi dozens more people were injured in the blaze officials say the fire broke out in a timber yard before spreading to the market and nearby homes and german turkish journalist dennis has been put on trial in absentia in istanbul yourself spent more than a year in a turkish prison before being freed this february and returning to germany he's

accused of pending terrorist propaganda and could face a sentence of up to eighteen years behind bars. you're watching the news and now to our interview with former f.b.i. director james comey he sat down with conflict zones tim sebastian about his controversial firing and about u.s. president trump's vehement denials of colluding with russia let's listen in. we knew the russians were less likely work and we knew the russians were wrestling with our election the separate question was were any americans helping them and we didn't know that at the time and by the way that you had donald trump was not a we had reason to investigate we knew the russians were doing something we had wisps of information that some americans might be working with them i didn't know that and again this is what people sometimes confuse hillary clinton was the subject of that investigation that opened began publicly and closed publicly in two thousand sixteen donald trump was not the subject of any investigation during that

election it was an investigation into his campaign and therefore by association it was in to him as well well in a sense it wasn't an investigation of his campaign it was an investigation on discreet americans to try to see if there's any connection between the russian effort and these people. now if you want to watch that interview in its entirety and entirety in this week's conflict zone with tim sebastian it's coming up at two thirty local time here in berlin so stay tuned for that or you can of course stream it online at w dot com slash conflict so reminder now of our top stories here on d. w. german chancellor angela merkel has called migration the biggest challenge facing the e.u. and urged the block to take a multilateral approach to the issue her comments came during the dress to the bundestag ahead of a key e.u. summit in brussels later today and defending champions germany crash out of the world cup after losing to south korea to know the shock early exit is germany's worst ever performance of the tournament coach rocky no sense the team deserved to be sent packing. now what to do with all those delayed and lost

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