big dreams on the big screen. in movie magazine on d w. union. this is due to be news coming to you live from berlin i'm the america of political future a heinz in the bottle as a key partner cost dance on a migration deal germany's interior minister of course a home for it also has a chance to visit the dairy and sister party reportedly said that the shaky freeman she struggled with the e.u. doesn't go far enough he's threatened to define merkel's migration policy to century on ruffling the german government. syrian army pomos travel house towns in the southwestern giraffe province tens of thousands have been seen the

violence has ceasefire talks cox. the land. i'm out on a welcome to the program a german chancellor angela merkel faces an uncertain political future as one of her coalition partners says he's on happy if there's a migration deal she reached with the european union her interior minister horse a whole for house calls for a harder line on migration and says that the e.u. agreement doesn't go far enough to reduce migrants numbers say oh where is the leader of the varian sister party it is threatens that varia will take border security into its own hands if party leaders meeting today reject the deal on many migrants are going in germany out of the states. as check. and now with our

political team on their studio. in munich the party c.s.u. leadership meeting and these are his men the crane is in berlin the chancellor's party headquarters mikhail i'm going to start with you for us now horst say over hours apparently said he doesn't think that the e.u. deal is enough and is reportedly to make an unmanned announcement soon does that mean trouble for the coalition. it certainly means that this crisis is far from over it could potentially mean trouble for the german chancellor but the big question here is how much of this is regional bavarian politics and how much of this really will spill over into berlin we're hearing that hosty who in this closed door meeting said that the german chancellor brought home is simply not enough well in the past to see use you has always been known for closing ranks behind its leaders but you also heard some prominent voices coming into this use you headquarters here this afternoon amongst them mr v.

by the leader of the european people's party the conservative bloc in the european parliament saying that he felt that chancellor merkel to come back with more than was anticipated so clearly there's a lot of internal debate going on for the whole for the rebellious interior minister this also seems to be about personal credibility and that certainly is fueling speculation here that he might ask for the german chancellor to relieve him from his duties as interior minister but that at this moment in time is pure speculation and that leaves open the question what the actual position of the c.e.o.'s you itself will be come the end of this meeting here in bavaria. so that's the point at the moment now linda from what you are hearing my party members where you are getting are they getting nervous about what's to come next.

the party members walking into this building a bit earlier to attend a meeting of the c.d.u. party leadership were very very tight lipped indeed if they were nervous they certainly weren't showing it what we have heard from party leadership in the past two days following the european union summit is that they too believe as michelle it just described that if anything the chancellor actually accomplished more than would have been expected to both in terms of the overall summit agreement but also in her bilateral dealings with european human union member countries many of which are on the external boundaries of the european union and which she had essentially been requesting to declare their willingness to take back refugees who had already been registered in their countries that in essence has been the core of this conflict the interior minister horsy hofer saying that he will proceed unilaterally

to send refugees back to those countries the first registry if if essentially the european union member states couldn't get some forward movement at this summit so basically c.d.u. leadership saying in the past days look we got that movement we have seen some real achievements here and certainly unilateral action is not the right path at the moment so at the moment there's a lot of sarod solidarity with the chancellor's position here in the building in back of me. ok and there are of course all their parts as well mckayla that could be taken if we assume for example let's say who for is going to step back what would that mean. well that would raise yet more questions of who will really be at the helm here in the very end to anglo-american partner within the c.s.u. would be in the future so a lot of question marks there but we can already say that first of all this politically doesn't really add up from the c.s.u.

polish position it has really suffered in the polls over those past ten days it wasn't able to capsulize on taking this much tougher anti machall course line something it has done in the past particularly horsy so this is use damage itself and the german chancellor will definitely come out of this damage because she's seen her or thor she challenge from within her own political calm and she well if i was to ask to be allowed to resign she would be left with yet another unknown within her own coalition and this could also mean bad news for her government coalition so we're so far from really seeing what the outcome here will be tonight. melinda do you see any room for compromise between chancellor angela merkel and the various c.s.u. . absolutely i see that and certainly some members of the c.s.u. indicated in the past two days that they see it as well there were efforts by party

leaders on both sides both the christian democrats the chancellors conservatives and the varian conservatives to say essentially the c.s.u. had put this debate in motion that the c.s.u. was partly responsible for the movement that did occur in brussels in other words an effort to really give the c.s.u. a face saving way to deescalate the whole conflict and i think there are members of the c.s.u. who have said all along we don't want to break with the chancers christian democrats we don't want to see this government fall apart certainly those voices will also have been heard today in the meetings in in munich and i think the people here in berlin at c.d.u. headquarters will very much be banking on that particular group within the c.s.u. holding sway this evening. that was in the crane in berlin. as well and you

know thank you to you both. and polls have opened in mexico's elections after the most violent lead up to a vote in the country's history at least a hundred and thirty politicians have been murdered since campaigning began and presidential frontrunner andres manuel lopez obrador arrived early to cast his vote it's his current bid for the presidency the next wayne former mayor of mexico city could add to the two parties that have governed mexico for nearly a century now let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. germany's non-board cathedral has been added to the u.s. go world heritage list the thirteenth century cathedral is known for its roman ask and gothic styles as well as its stone sculptures it's the forty fourth world heritage sites in germany. cases of protesters have taken to the streets of hong

kong as the city marks the twenty first anniversary of its handover from britain to china on kong became part of china in one thousand nine hundred seven after more than a century of british troops beijing has since been tightening its grip on semi autonomous city eight days after twelve boys and their clothes coach went missing in the flooded cave in thailand rescue teams are continuing their search for them divers have been trying to reach the spot where the boys are believed to be trucks teams of experts from around the world have joined the search and afghan president has declared an end to the government's national ceasefire with the taliban a truce was hailed by county as ninety percent successful force he said now it was the turn of the taliban to lay down their arms. israel has stepped up its security in the border region between syria and the israeli occupied golan heights of the violence in syria's daraa province continues

thousands of syrians have set up makeshift camps near the israeli border the israeli government has said it will continue to provide medical treatment to wounded the billions and aides to syrians across the fence the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has stress that syrians fleeing war will not be let into the country twelve days ago the regime in damascus backed by its ally russia started a deadly bombing campaign that has forced tens of thousands to flee their homes. this is syrian t.v. a constant barrage of unending brutal merciless gunfire with no regard for the civilian population. it's the eleventh day of the joint syrian russian offensive in the province southwest of syria's capital damascus president assad's troops and their allies are looking for a quick victory over the rebels by any means necessary. and. has

enormous significance for the regime this is where the uprising began and twenty and it will be crushed here. assad is making it clear that the opposition in syria has no future. there's been barely any news for days and only a few signs of life from rescue workers in rebel held areas. russian air attacks have targeted and destroyed numerous hospitals the civil defense appears to be largely eliminated. some cities in the province have surrendered to government troops after russian brokered talks. state t.v. shows the jubilant celebrations of a pro assad public. late saturday evening ceasefire talks with the islamist rebels that would have affected the whole province failed. tens of thousands have been fleeing the violence for days the united nations estimates at least one hundred and

sixty thousand people are in need of help but the precarious security situation means international aid organizations cannot reach them. two big teams and two big stars of the world cup on saturday argentina were sent packing by france sending the l.s.e. home in the second the euro why take on portugal and saatchi for a place in the quarterfinals of the world cup in the end the marks on the esses eternal rival cristiana ronaldo also entered the tournament. i year ago i got off to a flying start as edinson cavani mitts and luis suarez crossed to give his side the lead off to just seven minutes. portugal struck back early in the second period pepe rising highest to no home in the fifty fifth minute. but a sumptuous strike from edinson cavani just seven minutes later was enough to shield victory the p.s.g.

striker giving rudi patricio no chance in the sixty second minute. christiane i'm an old those world cup hopes up in smoke. you're a go into the last stage. and won the australian grand prix for red bull after lewis hamilton suffered his first race retirements since twenty sixteen for stop and finished first followed by ferrari's came the right corner and with that in courage at all is now back at the top of the driver standings and moving on to tennis now britain's andy murray has full days of wimbledon the day before the tournament kicks off the two time champion said that he was forced to withdraw logy to hip injury where he had surgery on his hip in january and returned to competition only two weeks ago. and tour de france organizers have formally blocked four time champion chris froome

from competing in this year's race and they want newspaper reports is that on sunday he is expected to fight the move well the team sky star was found to have twice the permissible amount of ozma drug in his system during last year's espanyol which he won and decision on the organizers attempt to prevent the kenyan born briton from taking part is expected to be named by the french national olympic sports committee next tuesday and just a reminder of the top story that we're following for you. german chancellor angela merkel faces a potential political crisis with her for varying conditions coalition partners are set to announce whether they'll except the migrant deal she struck with the e.u. on friday they have been calling for stricter immigration rules and threatened to torpedo merkel's government policy. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our offer from google play or from the apple store

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