this is the daily news live from police and britain investigate the light just a nerve agent poisoning on the us soil they say the man and woman in the critical condition after being exposed to not. contaminated that could mean they found remnants from the recent poisoning of the former russian spy in the same area also on the program. they've been sort of migration for years but now german chancellor

i'm going to mexico is calling on hunger as prime minister to all back to back. on asylum we'll bring you the license from those talks in about. d.w. meets a romanian woman who's escaped the sex trade and no longer sells herself in europe's growth. plus his fans call him uganda's ghetto president the walk ins i sing or not it's time he's home to politics he's winning votes of i'm so countries young i'm cool he proved to be a thorn in the side of the political a stoppage. of the world when it was based on the support of crazy fans presumed surely as show it also doesn't help that they have superstar leading the take a look ahead to tomorrow's first quarter finals pitching south american against two european teams.

i'm phil gal welcome to the program. police in britain have confirmed that two people poisoned by novacek nerve agent were exposed to the substance by handling a contaminated object the incident happened near the city of seoul very this is the second time the area has been at the center of a number chock incident in barge a former russian spy and his daughter was said to been poisoned at their home in christine road less than two kilometers from queen elizabeth gardens what is thought the latest victim came into contact with the substance of britain's health minister says the second poisoning looks like an unfortunate after effects of the first investigation is being led by counter-terrorism police. this is the british couple at the center of a new mystery surrounding an english town charlie rose leant on sturgis were exposed to the nerve agent. they were taken ill at their home in maine spray on

saturday after visiting the town of souls the previous day the couple are now in critical condition at salisbury district hospital it's the same clinic that treated former russian spies second a script powell and his daughter yulia after they were neatly killed by the same type of nerve agent britain blamed that attack firmly on russia today the u.k. as authorities in moscow to share whatever they know with british police the eyes of the world are currently on russia not least because of the world cup. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on here but russia pointed the finger straight back at britain in a familiar war of words but is a very. we call on british store and fourth mint bodies not to follow the dirty political games initiated by some forces in london and to start cooperating with russian law enforcement bodies in this investigation but of

a crime it in the organized. prime minister to resign may have held talks earlier with angela merkel in berlin simply said her thoughts were with the victims to see two more people exposed to the novacek in the u.k. is obviously deeply disturbing and the police i know will be leaving no stone unturned in their investigation in relation to what has happened. police now say test samples from the two patients have revealed that they were exposed to the nerve agent after handling a contaminated item officials do not believe the pair were deliberately targeted police have cordoned off places the couple visited in the hours before they fell ill including a church community center the british government is urging members of the public who visited any of these areas recently to wash their clothes and wipe down any personal items as a precaution. more than double correspondent a burger to pass in london so it doesn't look like

a vase to. former spice and what more do we know about charlie rose. we don't know very much just that they lived nearby southbury that there were a couple the woman is described as a mother we know from what from what is in the public domain right now is that they have no connection to the scruples whatsoever so they must have come across somehow this now of age and i'm suspect they would not have suspected what happened to them they must've somehow come across it the speculation is maybe in salisbury in the park but of course this is what the police is going to determine just now. the last poisoning of the script russia was blamed for that russia denied its of course and now again the fingers being pointed at moscow russia of course enjoying great press coverage at the moment with his hosting of the world cup is this latest apparent

attack likely to escalate tensions between moscow and the west. well for sure in the u.k. the relations with russia really have hit rock bottom since this case and we've also seen today i mean this is the members of the reason mais cabinet hitting at russia the security to the minister challenging russia to actually come forward and to help clear out the case and to help the author and he's fine the nerve agent if there is anything left basically i think this is what he meant when we when he challenge russia to to come forward and these were fairly polite words but if this is devilish is that there is a greater security risk in the u.k. because of russia's actions then maybe these words will not stay that polite but we could see see an escalation of the tension between certainly the u.k. and russia and souls brave the city where this happened it finds itself at the center of

a second poisoning incident when he said barely recovered from the first i want people that tell us. well yes and it's such a sleepy little town in england people are not expecting to be subjected to dangerous like this they don't have to expect anything like that and the authorities say that they were very thorough with the cleanup for this creep paula case that they determined where this creep out went and that they really cleaned up all the oldest places but of course they don't know yet who the perpetrator was and they have not established the whereabouts and where where these five a trace and where could they have left in the lead the left over no he took for example say for the people in salisbury the the worry is far from over i would say look at my house in london thank you. germany's chancellor and hungers prime minister have traded accusations and for my creation policy of talks here in

ballet. with that to organise part of africa to win support for new migration policy despite germany's new strict proposals chancellor merkel said she wants to protect europe's humanity however mr obama believes the german post don't go far enough. as on gary and prime minister viktor orban the arrived in berlin one thing was clear he was not here just to agree with germany on the contrary as a critic of german chancellor migration policy he wants to turn back most asylum seekers at europe's external borders and is also strictly against distributing them within the e.u. . at the minute because only when i would like to inform you that the border is guarded by eight thousand troops twenty four hours a day. early this keeps migrants from coming to germany she heard her and guarded four to five thousand would cross the border every day about that solidarity

in solidarity. as at some time evaded my going to get a saudi that sent them. as quickly became very clear there's very little common ground between. when it comes to refugees. this is about people who come to us that involves europe's fundamental message humanity we need to protect our external borders with the goal of simply shutting out the world. and none the less the chancellor needs help in fact she needs all the support she can get within the european union to maintain the current asylum system it's an e.u. principle that the country in which a refugee has been registered is responsible for the sign of process most refugees should stay in spain italy or greece by their first reach european soil but many

try to get further north through germany crossing through or still hungry and these countries fear that germany could just reject migrants at the border german interior minister whole see all far cry to allay those fears this thursday when he visited the austrian cup. vienna he's trying to perswade austria to take back migrants rejected by germany vienna is very reluctant to do this so they will feel left empty handed to visits and no results refugee policy remains anglo-american most difficult challenge. regardless of the cold shoulder from hungary and austria before germany can and they start a migration policy i believe merkel first needs to get it signed off by a social democrat coalition partners so that meeting is happening now inside the chances office in the bundestag the w political correspondent thomas sparrow is put a stop welcome thomas so s.p.d. leader has already criticized this policy as. has already criticize

this policy so what are the s.p.d. objecting to well essentially the s.p.d. in the past has already stressed that they are against this idea of transit centers or closed centers for refugees that was something that they mentioned for example at the height of the refugee crisis so they're rather skeptical about the agreement between the conservatives from the c.d.u. on the cross-overs from the c s u however the same time they want to get on with their work they want to make sure as a member of the grand coalition that this problem is set to the side and that they can start working on some of the issues that they agreed on a coalition deal so this new policy on migrants calls for them to be held in secure transit sentence three years ago the s.p.d. was strongly against this idea their attitude now seems to be changing.

well and that has to do with the fact obviously that model east in a way the situation is different from what the situation was like in two thousand and fifteen fewer migrants are arriving it seems a bit clearer what these transit centers could be younger demo cause stress herself so they would only be held there the migrants for up to forty eight hours that it's in a way like on immigration process an airport it is still obviously unclear whether the s.p.d. will agree to all of this but at least the situation seems different from the situation a couple of years ago and that's probably at least why they're not rejecting it outright as they did a few years ago so he missed a chance a speedy to agree these changes what deceived then have to do next well this all this just shows phil that the challenge that is not only a challenge with the european partners of as we saw today with viktor orbán it's also a challenge that she has right here at home and obviously she has to get that support from the s.p.d. and then it's all about implementing all that because once they have the support

from the s.p.d. then the next step is to try and see how all these transit centers for example will work and whether those deals that are going to merkel wants to get with other european countries whether those can actually be made so this as of now is only the concrete idea of what they want to achieve the next step is trying to achieve it thomas thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world syrian and russian forces have resumed asterix and shelling against rebel held areas in the southwest syria the u.n. estimates that more than three hundred thousand people have fled the fighting in daraa province meanwhile syrian rebel negotiators and russian ministry commanders are reported to have resumed negotiations on a final deal to end the fighting in the province and one control back to the government. one body has been recovered and dozens of people missing after two boats capsized in rough waters off the tourist thailand ok most of the missing

offer to be chinese tourists authorities say eighty people have been rescued so far the search operation has reportedly been suspended for the next. stay in thailand officials are warning that rescue workers face a race against water to save a young football team who spent twelve nights trapped inside a flooded cave system water is being pumped out around the clock reducing flood levels we have as a centimeter per hour but heavy rains are forecast and that could jeopardize the complex rescue operation. under the most extraordinarily difficult and hazardous conditions volunteers pick and swim their way through this fast cave complex. it's back breaking work but they do all they can to try to clear a way through. deep inside the twelve boys and their football coach have been trapped for almost two weeks getting them out safely though is proving an enormous

challenge and with further rain expected the risk of more flooding is high. our biggest concern is the weather will have to assess if there will be more rainfall that could cause the water level to rise inside were calculating how much time we have it rains how many hours and days. the boys are trapped about four kilometers from the cave entrance which is cut off by water one option would be to wait until the water recede so they can leave on foot but that could take months. teaching the boys to dive could be the fastest solution but perhaps the most dangerous and it's not clear if they can swim. rescuers are also looking for a place to drill into the chamber but that would be long and complicated. in the meantime water continues to be pumped out of the cave this nearby farmland has been flooded because of the rescue operation but the local farmers say it's

a price worth paying anything to help the boys. outside the cave a makeshift camp has been set up where rescue teams into fishers gather. and inside two dozens are on hand to help saving these boys has become a twenty four hour operation and a race against time. now it's estimated that there are around four hundred thousand sex workers in germany many of whom are trafficked from abroad according to german police records the majority come from four countries rumania both garia hungary and nigeria while many of those workers are trafficked here and controlled by criminal gangs some fall into prostitution because of poverty. has been speaking to walk from a young woman who has left this life behind. julia is thirty and comes from romania. she worked as

a prostitute for many years sometimes having sex with ten or more men in a single night. judy left school without qualifications and was fourteen when she had the first of her two children. the money she earned in romania working as a cleaner was not enough to live or she made the decision to leave romania and look for sex work abroad. was good i knew it would be difficult. for to was much worse than i had imagined. the first three weeks especially were extremely hard but i kept thinking about my children and i told myself that i was there to help my family. give us a little food mcnaughton rule of law so. judea worked in switzerland greece and france for the last five years she worked in the southern german city of st got earlier this year she decided she wanted to stop working in the sex industry she

had her last customer in march. women like judy i can get help at sisters association i can sing center for women who want to leave prostitution located in a nondescript building in the middle of stroke outs red light district the ngo finds part time jobs for women and gives them financial support until they are able to live independently it also provides medical assistance in the fall. and can see when it is possible for a woman to leave a brothel as long as she does not have a pin and is not being held against her will. in the. us to us but it is then very difficult to find accommodation and support yourself if you are not eligible for assistance from the german state if it's ribs and i had to close things but i used often the only option is a bus ticket back home as events in the east as a smart see my live us at the. ticket in time i planned. unlike many sex workers

julia says she has never had a pimp she took money directly from clients earning thirty euros per twenty minute session the bills of. your i mostly worked until three o'clock in the morning that was as long as i could manage. but there were also women there who enjoyed it all night they drank alcohol and took drugs got high to get through it. well. julia says the pressure never let up she had to earn up to one hundred thirty euros a day just to pay for a room she also needed to send money home to her family she was hardly able to save anything she began having panic attacks and still suffers from them today. with hindsight i wouldn't do it again i kept thinking i have to look for something else but i wasn't able to find any other work like that. but think again.

that. nigeria is working as a cleaner again she found a job with the help of the sisters center she says she's proud of herself and she relished throwing away the clothes to use to wear to meet clients. julia was one of many used in european women working in god's red light district there are no exact numbers available the streets are abandoned by day but at night dozens of neon signs try to lure customers in. julia has left that world behind her when she looked at old photographs she says she now feels like a different person. a report was produced by had now become conrad who joins me now welcome nomi how difficult was it to find someone who wanted to tell the story well as you can imagine and took as a quite a while till we found someone who is prepared to go on record to show their face as it were and it's understandable i mean

a lot of these women's families don't actually know what they're doing they often tell them different stories and then obviously you know some people are into prostitution and sex work against their will so it took us quite a while and it's maybe also quite telling that she didn't want to use a one just to use her full name. how is it organized because it is a business how is this business organized in europe and indeed here in germany well in germany basically women are self-employed so they rent a room in a brothel and they have to pay as we heard in the report a certain amount of money which cannot add up to quite a lot it's about four thousand sometimes even five thousand euros a month they have to pay just for the room where they're living and and working but basically the organizations behind it it's run by a lot of gangs like the hells agent jules united tribunes they're the ones who bring the women the men to the into germany and you then also ship them around from different countries from brothel to brussel so it's a highly organized gang structure basically that brings women here and that's you

know keep the trade going so just to be clear you're saying the most brothels are have criminal links or just some of them. it's hard to tell i mean it depends obviously there's there's no big investigation with the numbers but from from the investigators we talked to they said that it's quite likely that a lot of the women are being brought by by guns whether every brothel has connections we can't say that that's unlikely but it is quite a high percentage yes and here in germany prostitution is legal unlike many other countries why the difference it was made legal back in two thousand and two so it's basically like any other profession women can read. just can pay in theory into the social security system the idea was you know to treat it like any other profession it didn't really but not a lot of women wanted to read just so backfired in a way in the numbers rose in germany and it's now

a magnet for tourists extra small trust europe and so. as to have german politicians. reviewing this policy well there's a lot of debates about introducing what is called the scandinavian model which makes selling sex legal but buying it illegal but there's a very strong lobby here the pro prostitution lobby they get a lot of money from the brothel industry because it's a very lucrative business i mean let's face it it's a lot of money to be made there is a lot of debate around it but it doesn't look like they'll be changing anything anytime soon they're interesting thank you because. it's in uganda a musician turned politician who's hoping to change the future of his country by championing its poor and its young people while the one who grew up in the slums is known as the ghetto president and he's become one of the bill president's biggest critics. he's certainly

a big hit with music fans. but the wine aka robert has been in the public eye for more than fifteen years but now he's taking to the political stage too we caught up with him during a local television interview. he's here to talk about his music which condemns injustice in uganda but he also takes aim at the government of president yoweri museveni. my music is not just for entertainment or making money my music is a platform. on which set in issues are to be raised issues that pertain me personally and the people that are like me who are very many people that share the same flight with me that's been doing it and i believe many people supported my music simply because they feel represented by eat and by believe it's the meat and that's my nature. but the ones music has turned him into

a hero especially among younger ugandans was the way they were bobby grew up in the commotion in the capital city kampala despite his thriving music career he still sees himself as an ordinary you can i i i don't think i have anything special on me probably what to do one would call a spiritual is the ability to recall glades what i can do which i believe it is still is not. spatial only me i believe and their body in a way i can recall glaze they are putting sure is where they can do and go for eat it's a portion of constructing that confidence and believing in it other than that there's nothing special about me i'm just another. young man out there that is angry

enough to speak out how your work is sitting in skokie x. he boxes oh and the pop star also ends several businesses including this beach on the shores of lake victoria. the. well some people are suspicious of his wealth he also has plenty of loyal fans who defend him. i've known bob one for six years i like his music. it really inspires me the way he does he thinks so he's a wooden one was the locals feel like they have a direct line to be one and that they can share their problems with him this politician is in touch with the people and his nickname the get a president the thirty six year olds has his firm's inspired him to get into politics last year he stood and won an election as a member of parliament for the opposition party the youth faith was vital to his victory he has a message for those young voters who helped him to get where he is today. i did

this because i wanted to exemplify i wanted to be an example and remind them that this is everybody's. responsibility to know it's just me so what i have done anybody can do and actually everybody should do. maybe is among a wave of young africans from the arts weld who are trying their hand at politics. but of course bobby hasn't left his music behind just yet the apostle because it did show this respect to john but it's margaret it's pretty shocking because you know it's perhaps both the success of crossing over into political life you could see many others follow in his footsteps. there watching d.w. news life and still to come we'll see how authorities in china use latest technology to find i mean all. their hopes for the european

car industry as washington suggests a compromise in the transatlantic ties disputes in germany's chancellor merkel says she's open to new international talks on cussing tough times. i'm french film a controlled non-small has died and he was renowned for his nine and a half hour documentary. on the holocaust. well how about those stories some more world news i'm business in the. capital. that henrik ordeal one hundred thousands of kilometers across europe ending in dead. animal transforms. there are no laws that are designed to prevent these sorts of treatments but to make sure the new ones are actually enforced. disturbing images that shouldn't exist any more. secrets on the muslims was.

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month p.w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language is the first word a look a little coaxing germany. why not learn resume. its simple online on your mobile and free. w z learning course. german made easy. news live from berlin i'm top story this hour police in britain confirm that two people and the nerve agent handled the contaminated object of the fighting pulses the fear that the pair encountered toxins left over from the previous poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in the same area. that's

a china where at least sixteen cities municipalities and provinces are using a surveillance system that tracks people digitally the system is reported to lead to the arrest of more than two thousand people in two years all of them identified using facial recognition technology its past of the approximately one hundred seventy million closed circuit cameras are already installed a correspondent went to the city of shenzhen bordering hong kong to see how the tracking system works. to. catch a cab in the southern chinese metropolis of show and turn and like me you can expect to be watched taxes here are gradually gaining close circuit t.v. cameras installed above their rearview mirrors. but i think it's ok it improves safety for both drivers and passengers the more than half of all taxis are already c.c.t.v. monitored the pictures are transmitted live to the transit authority here and

please can see which driver the vehicle is registered with and what's happening in it at all times using facial recognition software or thirty's can also later track what route a certain passenger took. you know what we don't see passenger privacy is an issue. these are private vehicles but modes of transport that are available to the public and they're used by different people for that reason we've concluded that there permissible in china cameras watch over nearly or public spaces using surveillance software created by companies such as magazine the startup in beijing it's software can identify objects on the street and recognize movement patterns or faces the technology has long outdone the human eye on accuracy company spokesperson emily jen said. the security services system analyzes facial features

and compares them with the database. as soon as a camera captures my features the system looks at my photo in the database and then automatically shows my name and all the information has about me. there with me to jettison see that china's authorities keep secret exactly who's data they enter in the database but regime critic jungly fun is highly likely to feature he's been surveyed for years. up with as. they no longer send agents to trail you the unpleasant feeling of having someone following you around has gone instead they use technology you hardly notice but don't let yourself be fooled this still there it's like in george orwell's novel nineteen eighty-four. yeah i want to know just how accurate this software is a transit authority employee takes

a photo of me and uploads it into the system then images from six taxis appear mine is not among them. so for the work but all of the foreigners this man looks of it like you i think of you maybe we just need more data from foreigners to improve our accuracy. even here in china surveillance systems are not perfect but the country is working hard to fix that. maybe or is that just a little bit scary how do i get a. changing of the guard at a famous german company and one that has been making headlines fill the bus of german steel giant isn't cope is stepping down german media is reporting that highly he zinga is leaving before he gets fired american activist investor paul singer recently bought at stake in the company with the aim of forcing using out according to the news magazine dash to get the move comes shortly after to sin

announced a deal to merge its european steel business with indian rival tata. on to the other topic that is keeping us busy this week the trade dispute between the world's top two economies us showing no signs of letting up with just hours to go until china and the us impose billions of dollars worth of tariffs on each other the question is not only how this will impact business but what will happen next. u.s. tariffs on chinese goods go into effect on friday. the twenty five percent levy will apply to a host of technological products the value of the measures thirty four billion dollars china's response a range of tariffs on american goods also worth thirty four billion dollars also from friday and this could only be the beginning washington as a ready threatening further action prompting china to accuse the u.s. of fueling a trade war. which will you all move on to your notion that the

us has again threatened to impose new tariffs on the five hundred billion us dollars worth of chinese products. and not only that it's also made this kind of threat to other countries and regions. if it will at least so that we. further escalation could have profound effects here opinion companies operating in china fear they could end up on the front lines of the trade battle. and there are also concerns that the dispute could flow global growth. and this is due to of course is also a big topic here in germany no german chancellor angela merkel says she is willing to talk with germany's trading partners about reducing duties on cars on wednesday the u.s. ambassador to germany held a secret meeting with auto executives here in berlin richard grinnell said the white house would scrap all terrorism cars if the e.u.

did the same donald trump has announced import levies on european cars as his next moves in the trade dispute but the us president is under pressure from american business leaders who say a hike on import tariffs would hurt them as well. internet entrepreneur kim dotcom who became world famous for his file sharing website mega upload has pretty much won himself a free flight to the united states that is after losing the latest bid and his long legal battle over criminal copyright charges this would now lead to his extradition to the u.s. . the six year legal saga is widely seen as a test for how far the united states can reach globally to apply american firms intellectual property rights new zealand's court of appeal on thursday uphill the decision of two lower courts that dot com and three of his colleagues are eligible for surrender on charges related to the now defunct file sharing website mega upload in

a statement the court said the appeal was declined because the us government had presented sufficient evidence to warrant extradition discuss the possibilities of selling the business across the it was hinted by that you know we're not one hundred seems legit since two thousand and twelve the us has been seeking dot coms extradition on thirteen counts including conspiracy to commit record tearing copyright infringement money laundering and wire fraud it alleges that he ran a criminal organization could lead to copyright holders losing more than five hundred million u.s. dollars kim dotcom has a final chance to appeal to the new zealand supreme court the country's highest judicial body if you like he says he's confident that the supreme court will rule in his favor but if the court doesn't accept the appeal it's up to new zealand's minister of justice to make a final decision potentially turning the case into a political franco. and speaking of copyrights today is

probably not a good day for independent artists e.u. lawmakers have rejected a proposal that would have forced tech giants like google and facebook to share revenues with publishers broadcasters and artists the measure was part of a plan overhaul of copyright rules proponents say the move would have boosted revenue for publishers and artists to provide content that indirectly generates revenue for the platforms critics say it would have limited discourse on the internet. and first it was the pilots now ryan air. cabin crew have announced a new strike in the midst of the summer vacation staff and several european countries will carry out industrial action on the twenty fifth and twenty sixth of this month employees at europe's largest low cost carrier have long demanded better pay and working conditions trade unions from belgium spain or portugal and italy and thursday's talks after ryanair missed an end of june deadline to apply national

labor laws and to meet with union members. that's all for business but it's back to fill now in the excitement ahead of the world cup quarter finals. finals are indeed just around the corner an expat from detail sports is here to preview the first two matches which kicks off tomorrow so let's start with the first of those fronts versus how do you think this is a match of different styles we'll see a year ago a side that is very much confident in their starting line up a very organized and a very solid in defense and that's where though they'll build their game from france though a somewhat disorganized but they do have some crazy good players that have a lot of potential to boost their attack especially i do think it will be a bit of a cagey game france coach however he doesn't know his best line up and he doesn't

know his best formation i think that's holding this team back a bit that's hence reason why i said they're a bit disorganized but they do have special players and i think that makes them the favorites despite that disorganization europe why under. have really punch above their weight in recent years they're a very small country only three million people but they seem to have amazing talents when it comes to football. as i said they are built on a strong defense but they're also dangerous in attack and i think french coach france coach didier deschamps is a bit worried about that or knows the concerns about that as we'll see in this quote coming up from his press conference earlier today. they are very effective in defense but they also know how to attack and they are very good with their counters . they switch from defense to attack with a direct style of play that is truly admirable. so in this tight game who is likely to make the difference normally i would say

europe was edinson cavani he's one of those attackers that the shams is talking about and usually works in tandem with those suarez but unfortunately looks like you missed the game due to injury or at the very best start off the bench that's a big blow if you're a boy and then on france aside there are a few players that might difference but i think the main man will be killing them up hey he's only nineteen years old but he really came into his own against argentina he scored two goals and in a fantastic performance and i really think he has brought bright future if france can get the the possession the ball in his hands in the best positions i think can really hurt your boy and i think he'll be the men to do the damage and he's captain hugo lloris even said in a press conference earlier today that he believes is more than ready for the pressure. the whole world saw him showing in the game against argentina but he is

very focused he stays true to his style and he still wants to enjoy himself together with his team mates. so tomorrow's other match the favorites brazil up against belgium congress will handle the pressure after so many other favorites of gone by the wayside yeah that's the big question i think facing brazil we've seen germany and spain both pack their bags and head home after early exits which one expected but i think this brazilian saw it really offer something different to those two stores in particular we have that classic brazilian flair and attack from players such as neymar continuo and willian but this thing about this brazil team is they also have a very solid defensive on the conceded once in this tournament that's something we haven't been able to say previously about these brazilian tames so naima is keen attack but he's also a k. and the defense as we'll hear from his coach teach a from his press conference just before. no we're sure we've it's not just with

people not just dribbling there are moves and defensive transitions if you look you will see how much he's been participating in the group that use so can belgium stop neymar or maybe one of their own stars can can i shine him yeah i think that's more likely i think they'll need to brazil in attack keeping tabs on name and his other team mates throughout the whole game will be tough especially as dodging conceded twice to tunisia and twice to japan as well so i think attack is case of belgium and they are the top goal scorers in this tournament have scored twelve. struck a little cock who has four goals already and the captain in the he is definitely the case whenever he gets the ball he looks dangerous so if there's one thing to break down this brazil defense i think it has to be belgium but whatever way this game goes i think it's going to be plenty of goals and it should be a pretty in thrall in contest the good old look forward to that and then talking

about it yet expect thank you. so what will fans in russia look forward to the world cup quarter final supporters in japan or welcoming their home the blue samurai were knocked out of the tournament in dramatic fashion by belgium on monday despite the defeat in the last sixteen overall performance was considered a success and they were greeted at greater effort by screaming fans such a kid and machine oh and captain. makoto has a bit of an arms that will be stepping down from the national team. so he's a we had a question can women commentate on men's football. it is an age of increasing equality might surprise you the question even but apparently lots of football fans and even sports professionals asking that. jared read welcome so the world cup twenty why is this even

a thing you know question it's obvious but hearing and seeing women cold the games come in tight live matches is still a relatively rare thing around the world and here in germany there's a conversation going on around this it's about this woman here claudia who is the first woman to commentate a men's world cup on german television she's a very experienced journalist who through doing nothing other than her job in a very good job that's attracted a lot of missile journey and height online here's one of the more milder tweets directed at claudia annoy him on this person writing here it's a disgrace to allow a woman to commentate she's terrible at it to reach her employers a g. f. or plied claudia norman has been doing live football for years she brings with her expertise and a huge amount of experience there's no reason to call her competence into question and actually claudio norman spoke out about this yesterday. she had this message to

her detractors you can say to these people over and over go to school longer get more education expand your horizons so you can learn to tolerate this is not a cloudy annoying one problem it's society's problem and in fact her employer is choosing to take legal action against two of the people who have been targeting her online so do with just two oldest children up to bought some troll zones and moved to it where there is more to it i mean sexual harassment has really taken center stage at this world cup because a lot a couple of women have been accosted live on air while doing their jobs one of them was d. w.'s very darn uli had gone as tehran just as the. is some of the attitudes of these women's colleagues to questioning their credentials about why they're there at the cop one of them is a british journalist named colton wells b he's a sports reporter he tweeted football cricket and what he'd say is the lady

commentators who are just not good enough he says it's not sexism it's about knowledge and delivery voice control and i guess time and time again we are seeing these ridiculous and frankly false statements from men talking about women's voices on television and criticizing their reporting and even how they pronounce complicated play and names criticisms that we can bet that counterparts really don't attract so. silver lining when it comes to women's professional involvement there is there is some good news it's not all bad news a recent poll for dish spiegel found seventy percent of the respondents thought it was a positive thing that a woman has begun to now race the world cup in russia but on the ground in russia according to fifa just fourteen percent of the overall accredited journalists women so there is definitely

a lot more work to do in that respect great factor. now well cup fans are flops or russia from all over the world bringing vibrancy and moscow with a host cities for many it wouldn't be a posse without a special outfit. with three fans who want to stand out from the crowd. these three fans want to dress to impress. on affecting the budget if not the fans come to us before the game they want to show their love for that teams with these costumes. the employees of this shop have been busy with fans for three weeks they don't just rent out the costumes they make them in-house and for football fans there's a discount twenty percent off that they have costumes really put us in the party mood when i go out dressed like this so i feel like i'm in brazil because you do want to hear. about this isn't rio it's moscow

a city that's not known for its openness and party spirit that makes it all the more surprising how quickly the joyful world cup atmosphere has taken off and spread through the city. here the result of the match is secondary to the party which rolls on twenty four hours a day. nikolai dimitri and dempsey have arrived at the fam fest in front of moscow's state university they quickly catch the attention of other fans. and if it is an amazing feeling like being at a real con of all. worried i picked the wrong costume i have to act strict and serious but here the party is holding up. as this if you sit out. and it went on until late into the night. at the end of this tournament only one color will remain that's of the winner until then the fans are enjoying a sea of color in moscow. a

french filmmaker claude known as well best known for the acclaimed holocaust documentary shoah has died at his home in paris after a short hillis was ninety two probably merryl from a call to desk to talk about in welcome robin and he was working right up until then yes indeed his his latest film actually was released in french cinema was just yesterday it's called the four sisters and it's almost an addition in a way are all the late edition to his most famous work show as you mentioned because it is for holocaust survivors who are talking in this film and the film he's famous for this monumental nine and a home fad documentary actually show it's an oral history of the holocaust because it's all. first person testament the from victims and perpetrators indeed and also uses no historical footage no archive film or anything old uses contemporary

footage i'm talking nine hundred eighty five contemporary is not from the film was made and indeed the three hundred sixty hours of an edited footage that p. ca lated over a period of twelve years and now kept in the holocaust memorial museum in washington d.c. for anybody in fact to wants to see it anyway let's find out a little bit more about his interesting filmmaking korea. through tunnels man style the french filmmaker persuaded the amman thread nick a polish jew to return with him to the place of the home of concentration camp in west poland. inmates sang a song he was forced to sing to amuse the s.s. guards. as a young boy threatening worked at the death camp pulverizing the bones of cremains had bodies and dumping them in a river. the

epic documentary show of unflinching witness to the holocaust it contains no archival footage no musical score just the landscape trains and recounted memories for the twelve year long labor of love took a heavy toll on last man's life but he never lost sight of his goal of finishing the film. how. it's difficult to say who. to be able to work for twelve years of film. if you have to find a way to make time stand still for you. it stood still for me. even though in reality it kept on going. no as. in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight television reporting on the israeli

army in the sinai peninsula led to his first film israel why this case last fall is also known for the memoir the patagonian hare in which he detailed his experiences in the french resistance as a young man his friendship with john paul sartre and his friendship and love affair with simone de beauvoir he also published the newspaper a little modern founded by and sartre in the one nine hundred fifty s. and twenty thirteen revisited the holocaust with last of the young just a documentary set into reason to get. six. it's a very beautiful film very strong feel i say that because it's true it's got nothing to do with vanity like somebody it's not got an objective soul. to help his subjects be a witness to some of the periods in history. and

it should be said on that show. his famous film is considered by many the sort of definitive record of the holocaust in fact. by lots of critics receive lots of awards indeed i mean it. was called the greatest film critics and others called it the great documentary have. the sort of website that sort of collates what the critics say it's got a number hundred percent you know in other words there were no. it didn't get loads of awards perhaps the daunting prospect for the academy. but more recently. just a few years ago in two thousand and thirteen he was. and he received a golden bad for his definitive work which actually did have its first showing in germany in film festival there it is with his bad guy.

that's him on the phone. talking about the french filmmaker who's died in paris aged ninety two. today we'll have more for you at the top of the forces on the web site. of the day. from. the be.

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