this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin right wing protesters gather again in the eastern german city of kindness. up the rally passes all peacefully with no repeat of the bombing seen earlier in the week but the situation remains tense with groups from both the right and left ready to take to the streets to morrow also on the program we meet an indian woman suffering from cancer who was pinning her hopes upon an ambitious new national health plan set to be rolled out in india next month but critics fear the prime minister's plan

has a fatal flaw. and time to say goodbye fans from around the world prepare to bid their farewell final farewells to the queen of soul aretha franklin should be laid to rest in detroit later today. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us about a thousand far right protesters have staged another demonstration in the eastern german city of chemists police say the rally was tense but not threatening or marked by violence like a protest earlier this week at a nearby venue politicians held a town hall meeting with local residents some of them complained that officials are out of touch. get lost they chant.

demonstrators are out in force again in chemnitz they're protesting against the town hall meeting with saxony state premier but some in this east german city want to engage with him. to inform. i want to talk to him about my feeling that many politicians don't know anything about their citizens anymore and don't know what's going on i saw a report that he was shocked by what's happening here but how can that be up if he is our state premier so management is the president for. the fatal stabbing of a german citizen over the weekend sparked violent anti immigration protests and what appeared to be vigilante attacks on people believed to be foreign and the authorities are also investigating several protesters for making the hitler salute . then an arrest warrant was late apparently by

a law enforcement officer the man has since been suspended from jussi a federal state in crisis to lead to insects and pleading to his citizens to be courageous. and they should learn what countries are we want to live in. the rule of law and democracy is still the pillars of our peaceful life together. i'm standing up for that i'm fighting for that and i'm asking you all to join me. everybody is needed now to take responsibility and to get involved. so now can nits and the state of saxony remain on edge for the protests organized by right wing groups planned for later in the week. or more now i'm joined by hiker cleft who's been writing about violence and near nazis in germany since the nineteen. this class no let's first of all tell us why kermit why has that city become

a flashpoint for anti immigrant for the anti immigrant movement in germany. cam that's has a long history of often very strong aga nice right wing movement it was home to the n.s.u. the national socialist underground in the late one nine hundred ninety s. early two thousand years from then they went into the new nazi underground to kill them at least ten people across germany of migrant descend and we see that the people who supported them back in the two thousand years are still active and among those who are now structuring and organizing the protests against refugees and migrants and we also see that candidates like many other towns in saxony one has to state is experienced spearing seeing

a right wing mobilize they shouldn that found it within the protests that started already three years ago when refugees came to germany and larger numbers now police in saxony say they had not expected the far right to mobilize from all over germany so quickly were you surprised to see people from outside kennett's joining the demonstrations on monday. not at all and i cannot believe that the police actually says they were surprised because all over the social networks and you're not seeing who was mobilizing and telling their people their supporters to come to chemists and what they are planning to do is they want to see cam that's as the starting point to take over other towns and for what they claim is

a racial walk. thank you so much for that like a cleft there journalist focusing on far right movements and she also works as a researcher for germany's left party and she was joining us from frankfurt. a lot of the focus in this discussion of course has been on candidates but what's the bigger picture here to talk about that i'm joined in the studio by a political correspondent nina. and you know we just heard about the extreme right seen in camden but there's also a lot of citizens of all over germany who say they don't identify with the far right but they are concerned about migrant crime in this country do they have a point. that is the big challenge for politicians these days of course you have to take concerned seriously there are large numbers of people who look different let's say natives who have arrived in cities like

a miss where the never really used to be a big presence of foreigners so some people are plainly scared and they say this is changing my city but of course when you look at the statistics officially crime in germany is down it's actually are the lowest level for thirty years and especially migrant crime is down it went down from twenty sixteen to twenty seventeen by some twenty three percent so there is a paradox between the perception and the figures and the politicians have to really make sure that they don't let fall right groups right wing extremist groups camp so they see this paradox and essentially use it for their purposes for we talking for like to play a famous video clip that i'm sure many of our viewers will remember it's from three years ago today if they are good i say quite simply germany is a strong country approach has to be that we've achieved so much we can do this.

you know it's often done something that we can do this and whenever we encounter obstacles they will be overcome they will be dealt with the government will do everything in its power along with the local and regional governments to do precisely that. this shop and us we can do this an iconic statement from chancellor merkel. it's proven her wrong in i would say candidates is the latest low point in a long string of events where machall has lost the narrative. the narrative has been claimed by the far right of the party and that changed in two thousand and fifteen when uncle make up medical came out and said in the us she didn't say how there was a very very surprising movement in germany the welcoming culture of the world at maya germany for its open and liberal approach to all those refugees coming to northern europe who were looking for shelter and initially germans were ready to help but then lots of local initiatives after

a while said they were they felt lost they felt alone they were not supported enough by the federal politicians so what needs to happen now and what the cabinet seems to have understood ungrammatical zx cabinet is that they do need to take they small seriously that they have to support those pro-democracy groups on the ground otherwise they'll lose the narrative entirely to the a if he is already the anti immigrant party there are greatly the strongest opposition party on the national level and they do stand to win tremendously in next year's state elections in states like sex you know thank you so much for your analysis t w political correspondent nina hauser. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the european commission will put forward a proposal that would abolish the switch between summer and winter time across the european union decision comes after an online poll found that a majority of citizens wanted to get rid of the one hour change to winter time.

australian filmmaker who flew a drone over an opposition party rally in cambodia has been jailed for six years james ricketts was arrested last june and charged with espionage his arrest came amid a wider crackdown on freedom of expression by prime minister and government. and in australia the catholic church has rejected a recommendation of priests break the secrecy of confession to report child abuse and inquiry found that thousands of children had been sexually abused between nine hundred sixty and two thousand and fifteen sixty five percent of them in church run institutions leading catholic clerks clerics have about two and a history of cover ups. the sheryl of soul i call aretha franklin will take place in detroit later today among those expected to attend former u.s.

president bill clinton and musical celebrities like stevie wonder unspoken problems the seventy six year old died of cancer earlier this month after a career spanning more than six decades. they sing for recent franklin a homecoming song for the queen of soul mourning and paying tribute to franklin in her hometown of detroit. she would be deeply honored and appreciate the real thing to people for three days at ford out of every system you knew in previous this city and country so to travel alone miles to recognize her genius. thousands lined up for the free concert organized by the singer's family there irene signed to franklin's grandchildren took to the stage to think the crowd and it's heartwarming to see all the love and all the support that you guys gave us and i just want to

say thank you and that we appreciate you so much from the bottom of our hearts. franklin's sister in song patti labelle also paid her respects my roof. her. vote. for her fans it was a final sendoff for their queen of soul. i think she added something. in her life she brought something and in her death she brought something she brought us together she was we feeling citizen stole she lifts me up when i'm down reza a serious story. franklin civil rights work and uplifting anthems made her a symbol for african americans. her absence will be felt that her legacy will be kept alive here in detroit.

right. from you know many. ugandan pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine has reportedly been stopped from leaving the country after being detained and today international airport his lawyer says one was heading abroad to seek treatment for torture injuries he reportedly sustained after he was arrested by local police allegations that one who was tortured during an earlier detention prompted widespread protests wine has been a prominent critic of long time president yoweri seventy. well for more now we're joined by julie is. following this story for us in kampala to get us up to date here what is the status of bobby wine currently. himachal to

launch the public's name if you are going to search about the airport i'm talkin baggage he had. in common but i want you and you score a cute i mean to i'm like well maybe great going to nations or what i think will be in his lawyer any member of parliament not be qualified to receive medical attention something governments may if you know what a good lawyer you will if you want to tweak kids want to do it sort of look you go i can't be a professional option quite quite into their patients now why did authorities refused to let bobby one then leave the country. i'm talking to the government of problem of formal pando he has told me but we want to have made the allegation that he was tortured well and outraged political and foreign aid that united by a few things that we've of white house. that mission from

a public institution to in relation to acute pain i get in this stage because i'm going to believe the bobi wine might not be either he's claimed or r.p.s. to be a model denying future of government may become apparent you will be one going to reach out to illegal immigrant charges against him in courts of law chile is thank you for bringing us up to date their journey a smug journalist talking to us from kampala. next month india is planning to introduce what aims to be the largest health insurance plan implemented anywhere in the world mody care as it's popularly known to the indian prime minister will eventually provide coverage to five hundred million people across the country or about forty percent of the population currently barely four percent of indians have health insurance but a lot of questions remain whether the plan will work the w.'s raoul john reports

from mumbai. praying for better head of the country suffers from pancreatic cancer and has recently had an operation she's traveled from calcutta in eastern india to mumbai for. treatment has so far cost the equivalent of three thousand euros. on her family shared room at a local charity but the emotional trauma she's facing is home to her financial. i would tell you that i think we've already borrowed hundreds of thousands of rupees on treatment and other expenses now i'm starting three rounds of chemotherapy i think we'll have to borrow even more from friends and family in the coming weeks and months. millions of indians share culp and us feeds because they don't have access to quality health care that could not change with

a national insurance scheme dubbed modi care after the indian prime minister or indians could receive up to six thousand euros worth of coverage are merely but would that mean that they can walk into private facilities that general india's rich. there's one problem says the managing director of walk hard and upmarket south mumbai hospital the procedures have to be provided at x. y. and that costs and daughter prices which are really kind of. putting everything in a very kind of constrain our current cost structure was greater than the prices that we're going to get creamed but for the procedure for private hospitals the problem will be written siling how much they usually charge with the government's mandated rates which have come out in the first instance from the government. allow them to make a profit been used to making us together so that is their apprehension but you see

on the other hand it is also in the hands of public sector hospitals which are going to be allowed as part of that scheme it's also to do with this small nursing homes. trying this in the range of modi unveiled his plan recently to coincide with india's independence day he hopes that after some testing it will be open for business on the twenty fifth of september. i hope to bring medical insurance to more than five hundred million people across india this critics it's a scheme that's too big to succeed mainly because of its scale its supporters it's a step in the right direction mr modi would hope that many more indians think the latter is up for reelection in just a few months from now. with mounting medical bills that create cannot end soon enough for gulping up put down well if we spend much more in the treatment than i thought when we get some assistance from the government well that would really help

us. as the other carries wait for more news big hope that. would provide a window of opportunity to them. the u.s. and europe are quarrelling over tariffs again chris oh that's right terry u.s. president donald trump has slammed the brakes on an evo offer to eliminate tariffs on cars one of the main issues dogging relations between the united states and europe mr trump has frequently criticized the tears on u.s. cars and seeing they are too high on thursday that use trade commissioner reportedly offered to do away with tariffs completely but only if the united states did the same the two sides agreed to a terrorist cease fire last month promising not to impose any new automotive duties on each other that is for now. so once again worries arise about trade with the european union but it's not just that the united states has

also renewed newt threats to leave the world trade organization w t o president trump claims the international body is treating the u.s. . all major indices. in europe are down on the news the dax nearly one percent and investors are getting and noida these constant power displays from trump threatening new chairs on china the situation with the u.n. now this with the w t o and that of course on the bogus claim that the us is being treated unfairly when actually it is winning most of the cases it brings to the body and it continues to bring new cases just two days ago if the new complained about russian terrorists that things are treating the us unfairly so once again there seems to be little bass to president trump's claims what would happen though if the u.s. really followed through on the threat of leaving the w t o. the world

trade organization is somewhat of a fragile of body it basically only builds on this one point in time in one thousand nine hundred four when everyone got around the table in america. and agreed to a certain set of rules in international trade if one of the countries seems to have broken these rules then it's a reminder hey you know back then america really said we were going to do this and a long arbitration process starts that. no conclusion there's no conclusion earlier and in jury making a decision. now if the u.s. were was to leave it would effectively mean smaller countries had less of a leverage to come to the u.s. all the way to also heard us industries trying to defend themselves however the u.s. might have more power on the body even by what it's doing right now it is. new judges that are being appointed and that effectively could break the system for

everyone because they need those judges to operate paul brits in frankfurt thank you i. it is down to the wire talks over an updated free trade agreement for north america and these talks kind of this trade minister said that there were risks to all if no deal could be reached jim carr said negotiators were working to get quote the right deal not any deal mexico has already signed up to an initial agreement and now the caucus taking to see whether canada will make it a three way deal. well the talks went late into the night but it didn't look like in washington we're any closer to an agreement we had a brief conversation with ambassador i had a brief conversation better late as in this team i had a couple of things to say and will reconvene in the morning three hundred everyone wondering about the sticking points when you packed on the rebound to nothing without a deal donald trump has threatened to impose levies on canadian made vehicles one

obstacle is kind of his insistence on protecting its dairy industry repeatedly criticized canadian tariffs of up to two hundred seventy five percent on some u.s. dairy products as unfair the us president has set a friday deadline for the three countries to reach an agreement which would allow mexican present in the region pena nieto to sign it before he leaves office at the end of november to trump administration wants to notify congress on friday congress will then have ninety days to review the matter. and here's news of a major takeover coca-cola says it's buying the world's second biggest coffee chain cost for five point one billion dollars the british company has nearly four thousand coffeehouses in europe and china cocoa hopes hopes cost will help its diversify its product range away from fizzy drinks coffee is one of the few drinks sectors where coca-cola does not have a strong global brand. one of the biggest trade shows for consumer electronics and

home appliances has opened here in berlin there seems to be something for every tech a fan out there at the annual event and if the anticipation is keeping you awake at night there's something for you as well check it out. to get to sleep problems this is effect might have the onset push on some headphones and a sleep mask and you can be literally told to sleep if nothing else it offers a brief interlude from the busy trade fair pretty good but just relax now that the so this is this entrepreneur has created a sleep robot oh. for five hundred euros sleeping alone can be a thing of the past once in the bathroom you will school with a robot like this and if you do so you will feel a breeze so there's the physical sensation of the following embroidering of the breath so you can synchronize your own briefings to that of the rover there you go and it goes down. goes up.

next stool does an electronic nappy which sends and then down to a can give us phone when it detects moisture. adults can also find and trying to clothing accessories here these highly flexible thin screens can be stuck on the t. shirts or even hats that way companies can use them as modern advertising ban is perhaps they'll be the next big thing over the coming is. such a huge products are certainly interesting but to make real profit the sector needs a mass market for hi fi equipment cameras and television but t.v. sales have dropped by almost five percent of the for us this year although it seems many people are just not interested in swapping their h.d. t.v.'s for a newer model. even the eight k. television except to have a tough time it screen might show images four times clearer than today's four k. models but most t.v.

channels don't even offer such shop teaches in the first place. it's a popular theme is the linking up of machines and people like adopt this device for example meshes your body's vital functions it then shows the data on an eight k. screen and saves it in a cloud previous equinix or unarmed child be unleashed more infinite so screw it i won't have one linked up device it's an entire smart home that means being monitored from a variety of different areas. of the data is saved and can be put together because if i then connect these to my facebook or google profile i become. completely transparent and these organizations have information about me that i probably don't even know about myself but you can buy a social mystique as if she was a nation tries to move into connected devices are the biggest trend here and experts say it will soon be impossible to buy gadgets that it's collecting on date for a sleep robot oh my well is

a reminder of the top story we're following for you here on d w farai demonstrators have again taken to the streets of the eastern german city of camden police say the protest was thames but passed off peacefully earlier in the week twenty people were injured seven thousand protesters many of them right wing nationalist clashed with left wing demonstrators after a stabbing in the city. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin if you want more there's always the website that's d.w. dot com for now thanks for watching. a movie.

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