my. lead. is in news live from berlin paying a price for populism hungary's prime minister viktor orban faces the european parliament as lawmakers debate whether to punish hungry for allegedly undercutting democracy a country could lose its new voting rights also coming up. how to flee finding when you've lost your home your parents and a limb we meet a teenager in

a refugee camp in syria is a live province with nowhere left to run. russia stages its biggest war games since the soviet era moscow says joint military exercises with china are purely defensive but nato accuses russia of preparing for war. and ten years after the collapse of lehman brothers corporate debt has almost doubled that's a right as long as we have low interest rates but is one of central banks to change their monetary policy. plus the both president trump called a joke and a con bob woodward's tell all tones here hits bookstores in the latest down to the white house's credibility is set to be a hit was literally third graders but they want to come supporters make of the book .

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean. hungary's prime minister viktor orbán isn't strong for where he's defending his policies to the european parliament it comes ahead of a vote in the parliament to censure his populist government orbán has provoked the european union with anti immigrant measures which include prison for anyone found helping an undocumented migrant there are also concerns about the independence of the judiciary and hungry and the rise of corruption if enough parliamentarians vote in favor of political sanctions against hungary the country could lose its voting rights. let's cross over now to the e.u. parliament in strasbourg where our correspondent next hoffman is standing by i'm so max viktor orban has been addressing parliamentarians what has been his message.

it's the message we expected beforehand it was the message of a strong man catering to his home crowd saying that this was unjustified and that no matter what he was going to say in front of the parliament that everybody present here in strasburg had already made up his mind condemning not only him not only a government but a whole country he went on citing what hungry did in the past how it fought for democracy how it withstood the soviet army so you could see he really took out the the big gun here to well to glorify hungary in a way and to vilify those that might or might not trigger this famous article seven but what is actually at stake we have a report that we've prepared by catherine martin's to explain the whole situation surrounding hungry and the possible trigger of article seven.

are you do we have that report. max it seems we're having some trouble getting that for getting that report so in the meantime if we hopefully will be able to get that report can you tell us what that orbán persuasive i mean is he going to convince parliamentarians not to vote to support triggering the procedures that could see hungary slapped with political sanctions. this speech he gave here in front of the parliament will certainly not help because it was a conciliatory in many ways he didn't give anything he didn't give in she didn't hint at a possible compromise at relenting from the projects that are criticized by well yes a majority of the groups here in parliament but that doesn't mean that he won't be able to do so later because as i said earlier this was for the home crowd but later on he will talk to the other politicians of his own party the e.p. the european people party behind closed doors and that's where he might make

concessions to convince his own party members not to vote in favor of article seven you might think this is this should be the easy thing because they're all from the same party but in fact it's not because many of the p.p. are fed up with what the dorgan is doing they don't feel represented by what he's doing and therefore for example the austrian m.e.p. so members of the european parliament have already said that they would vote in favor of triggering article seven. all right max with seems now we do have that report by catherine martin's about what's at stake for hungary let's have a look. i am the state is what this poster says many hungry and see there right british prime minister as to time the theory and many people are worried about core democratic values such as free speech or an independent judiciary many members of the e.u. parliament say the rule of law in hungary is being threatened as are those who want to defend human rights so they say the e.u.

must take a tougher line for example criminalizing migration related activities or dismantling the law is no longer tolerated the situation in hungary has got to the point where the e.p.a. has to stand up for its for our values actually as europeans and trigger article. article seven allows the european union to initiate procedure against a member state it could even lose its voting rights for the first time in the us history the european commission checkered article seven in july against poland despite a similar case against it hungary has so far a marriage to unscathed the reasons for this are mainly political according to green m.e.p. . she examined the legal situation in hungary on behalf of the european parliament and she also sees clear breaches of the e.u.'s fundamental values. the political party is member of the european people's party and they have friends in

commission and in parliament in hungary viktor orban still has a majority behind him in the european parliament though it could very different. all right so that was a report by catherine martin's now max so if article seven is triggered should hungary be worried i mean we've seen a similar case with poland as we mentioned in the report without any consequences what would happen with hungry now. well poland isn't done yet these procedures usually typically take a very long time we're talking about years here and the end is what they call the nuclear option the possible stripping of the e.u. voting rights but that's unlikely because any country could veto that so in the case of hungry poling could veto that or the other way around but still it's a lot of trouble for the government that's in charge has to give a lot of explanations but the main reason probably the main reason why the torben wants to avoid this is that this would get him one step closer possibly even the

decisive step closer to being expelled from the biggest party in the european parliament and talked about it earlier the e.p. peace those that's the party with the most members of the european parliament so with the most influence it's also a party that gives viktor orban a certain kind of legitimacy of although many of his policies are outside of the scope of this conservative grouping so he wants to avoid that that's what he doesn't want to that's why we expect him to make some concessions later on in the day behind closed doors that might sue that least some of those party members max huffman reporting from the e.u. parliament in strasbourg many thanks. now turkey's president wretch of type heir to one has warned that the entire world stands to pay the price of an assault on syria's invalid province writing in the

u.s. newspaper the wall street journal he said all members of the international community must understand their responsibilities he also warned that the consequences of in action are immense tens of thousands of people have fled into live as syrian and russian forces prepare to take the rebels final stronghold those staying behind or making improvised gas masks and shelters amid fears that the assad government could deploy chemical weapons. many of the people fleeing the offensive in the lead have been heading north of towards the border with turkey correspondent there visited a refugee camp there where he met a boy who was orphaned when a barrel bomb hit his home in the city of hama. he's only fourteen but omar hussain alo already knows what suffering is three years ago he fled to this refugee camp in northern italy disabled traumatized and off and here

he found safety he now sells food and drinks from this tent. and. i work here day and night and managed to earn about a euro a day it's just enough to survive but. not omar's family home was hit by a barrel bomb in his hometown of hama the blast killed his parents and left him badly wounded. cannot go mother will have a helicopter boma the house people had warned us about the air raids we were taken to hospital two weeks later i woke up and had the feeling something was missing he comes to share your. then i fell out of bed and i couldn't get back up that my leg had been amputated. but that.

remained in hospital for three months and gradually learned to walk with crutches his body is covered in scars and he's racked with pain he's blind in one eye. incredibly his younger sister bushra survived the blast an injured they flipped it lived together. she had been a model student but school stopped after the bombs fell. i hope i can go back to school one day but it will be difficult i can't leave my brother alone in the tent . eight hundred families live at the camp on the syrian turkish border among them are hundreds of children only basic necessities are available here there's no real education and hardly any medical supplies hope faded long ago it's been replaced by worry of what's to come. we've

noticed the air raids have started up again there's a lot of fear in the camp especially among women and children everyone is scared no one knows where to go we already fled the bombs once and that was to hear. omar and bushra hussein alo don't want to flee again the border to turkey seems impossible and heading to a part of syria under government control is out of the question. i don't know where to go but of course i'd like to leave syria for better care was showing. omar dreams of a better life he hopes he'll one day get a prosthetic leg and drugs to ease his pain but here such relief is unlikely. the united states has threatened to take tough military action against the assad regime if it launches another chemical attack in syria and this time germany is

said to be considering a supporting role well for more on this let's bring in our political correspondent christopher spring date hello to you christopher so these reports say that the german military is now in talks with the united states over deploying aircraft to syria what more can you tell us about this. well essentially the reports that you're talking about reported that german and u.s. officials met last month to discuss the possibility all of germany taking part in military retaliation operations in syria in the event of chemical attacks by the assad regime. and the german defense ministry. also enough on the line is the conservative defense minister here in germany she's asked her officials to examine viable options apparently there are things like reconnaissance flights on the table battle damage assessment flights but also bombing raids to be conducted

by the by german fighter jets this does not mean that the german government has already taken a decision on whether to take part it does mean that german defense experts are looking at whether they're viable options to take part if necessary well christopher there are many here in germany that are very against any kind of combat role of for germany also within the government there is said to be quite a lot of division on this issue isn't there. that's right you know given germany's nazi past military operations abroad are always an incredibly hot potato in national politics this time is no different broadly speaking you have senior figures. within the ranks of chance the manacles conservatives who are in favor of examining whether germany should take part you have someone like no but russia

can for instance the influential head of the parliamentary affairs committee he's being quoted as saying that this kind of operation would be legitimate if its goal is to protect civilians against massive war crimes being committed by the syrian regime on the other side of the debate you have very prominently the leader of the military exercises is the end. end of the cold war hundreds of thousands of russian troops have been joined in eastern siberia by military personnel from china and mongolia when nato says the exercises show that russia is preparing for what it calls a large scale conflict. military equipment from all over the country deploys for the largest drill since the fall of the soviet union a demonstration of military strength the like of which has never been seen before in the russian federation according to the defense ministry three hundred thousand soldiers are involved that's a third of the country's soldiers thirty six players and military vehicles and

tanks will be taking part as russia tries out its latest technology and for the first time china is joining the war games until now you only very close allies such as ballerinas have been allowed to participate a small contingent from mongolia is also involved as the drills got underway russian president vladimir putin greeted his chinese counterpart paying at the economic forum and blood of all stock the two countries are closer now you than it any other time in their history just a western sanctions russia is looking to deepen its economic ties with china if no other leader has met putin more often than she only three thousand chinese soldiers are involved in the joint exercise a tiny minority but the message this sends a significant even if russia and china are at odds in some foreign policy issues such as crimea or eastern ukraine militarily at least they are moving closer together. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world at

least forty five people have been killed including several children after a bus carrying pilgrims plunged into a valley in southern india witnesses say the driver lost control of the bus which was transporting passengers from a hindu temple the country has one of the highest number of traffic fatalities worldwide. japan has proposed lifting a decades long ban on commercial whaling on species it says are abundant the bid was put forward at an international conference in brazil countries favoring the ban say whale watching should be the only commercial use of the mammals after an estimated three million whales were killed in the twentieth century cruise marking the return of an ancient gold mask from germany after a twenty year legal battle the eighth century funeral mass was unveiled in peru's presidential palace after it was handed over to the peruvian embassy here in berlin

it was seized from an art dealer in germany in one nine hundred ninety nine. in the eastern german town of coton the death of a young man during a confrontation with two afghan migrants has stirred up anti immigrant tensions opposed mortem showed he died of acute heart failure after the encounter the region has been on edge following the anti immigrant protest in kevin it's two weeks ago in kota and people gathered last night to to protest and to grieve. a memorial service and same jacob's church. mourning the death of a twenty two year old local man. the priest leads a prayer for the deceased marcus for his family and for his friends and also for the community of curtain. the traditional understood the mood is still tense and the division in society is also palpable and it's beginning to gain momentum

once again here's the sponsor position. on the one side residents of curtain who are praying for togetherness and just a few minutes walk away the scene of the violence many have responded to the incident with anger. so get your buddy camera out of here understand the. anger toward the press but also toward the perpetrators. whoever does something like this should be lined up against the wall and shot. claim unspun says he was the best friend of the deceased. back in the center of town a meeting of enraged citizens and right wing extremists. no calls here for an execution but calls like deport them all and germany for germans can be heard local

politicians however distance themselves from these slogans and con. one can disagree politically but it should be a constructive debate and there are lines that shouldn't be crossed because we have a set of values to defend values that up for discussion. again on the second night after the deadly incident there is another so-called memorial procession. this time the far right if tea party put out a call to join but the hate filled slogans never rose it seems the prayers for peace had been answered if only for this moment. you're watching d.w. news still to come argentinian soccer icon diego maradona has taken over as coach of a club in mexico's second division and he's looking to lift spirits in our region best known for drug cartels. but first been fizzling is here with the business news and ben you know it's really hard to believe that it's already been

a decade since that lehman brothers collapse that triggered the global financial crisis and you're going to tell us how this would have developed since then would you say went on and on and on forever and things have got a little bit better there are some aspects look a heap better corporate profits rising wall street celebrating one record after the next but growth has been fueled by low interest rates which have prompted a lot of companies to go into debt on a massive scale. tesla is ten billion dollars in debt. net flix eight billion dollars. compact lloyd germany's leading shipping company is seven billion dollars in the red these are just three examples of loose lending never before have companies worldwide had such easy access to money as in recent years. according to a study by the mckinsey management consultancy worldwide corporate debt has

increased to sixty six trillion dollars almost double what it was at the start of the financial crisis ten years ago. money has never been as cheap as since the financial crisis central banks flooded the markets with trillions to help financial institutions and economies get back on their feet. the us federal reserve looks set to raise its key interest rate again the european central bank on the other hand is not ready to take that risk in fact the e.c.b. is still in crisis mode with its zero interest rate policy loans still cost virtually nothing some fear of the accumulated corporate debt could trigger the next global financial crisis. all the money that was borrowed has to be paid back if interest rates go up repayment will be more expensive and may have to be countered financed with new jet if that gets compounded by an economic downturn many companies could find themselves in

a tight spot. ryanair is canceling one hundred fifty flights in and out of germany tomorrow as pilots and flight attendants plan a one day strike it's the latest in a string of walkouts which a vet the tens of thousands of passengers across europe this saga the airline staffa demanding better conditions and higher wages by an ad which only recently recognized unions has condemned the latest industrial action saying the walkouts could lead to jump cuts in the german market this winter. in the age of online giants such as amazon the high street is under pressure this morning the true blood departmental stores or store chains in germany signed a deal to merge former rivals costs and aim to cut costs through synergies beefing up their only channel retailing offline and on the union's wired jobs will be slashed loans to canadian hudson's bay company cost on the austrians ignoble of the

n.t. trust authorities still have to get their approval. for business to come first back to mariana in a blow to racing fan indeed ban former formula one world champion kimi raikkonen will leave his team ferrari at the end of the season no replacement has been announced but ferrari looks set to hire twenty year old charlotte cleric this marks the end to write conan second spell with ferrari the thirty year olds the future is uncertain with limited spaces in the twenty nineteen grid of drivers he's competing in his sixteenth season and is currently ranked third in the driver's standings. well now a selection of results from the new european soccer formats the u.a.e. if a nations league several heavyweights were in action on monday reigning european champions portugal beat italy without their star player christiana rinaldo sweden scored twice but could not match turkey's three scotland road to a two nil home win against albania while kosovo came out on top in

a battle of the middle against the faro islands now a mexican soccer club has enlisted the coaching help of none other than the legendary diego marat donna the argentinian icon has limited coaching experience but for locals in a northern mexican city right in the heart of drug cartel territory marathons arrival offers a rate of hope. for the kids of. a chance to celebrate best city rarely do the residents here read positive headlines about their home. c.n.n.'s going to c.n.n. as a city when one for negative things now will be known for sports or things. but diego maradona himself of course is known for much more than just his sporting achievements and there are concerns that this may just be a nutritive publicity stunt. an unproven coach here nonetheless be paid

a reported one hundred and fifty thousand u.s. dollars a month by dorados a second tier club whose players complain of missed paychecks still the fans are hopeful. we want him to remain clean to coach to give it all for the team and for him to vindicate his name because unfortunately from what we keep reading there's a lot of talk about all the addiction he's had and how they're not going to allow him to properly coach the team. like maradona two sounds hopeful about his new start with doubters. well i want to give what i lost when i was sick. no we didn't come here for a holiday. we came here to work to give these guys a hand judges in one thousand nine hundred six lifted the world cup trophy here in

mexico where there is time in korea and so happily remains to be seen. you're watching daily news still to come a pen pal in pyongyang donald trump says kim jong un has sent him another letter suggesting the two leaders meet for a second summit this comes a little progress from their meeting in june. arrested for sharing breakfast saudi authorities detained an egyptian hotel worker who appeared in a viral video eating with a female colleague officials call the tape quote offensive. and residents in north and south carolina batten down the hatches ahead of hurricane florence more than a million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes. those stories and more after a short break do stay with us. dale

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the weekend here tom t w. welcome back here with g.w. news our top story. hungary's prime minister viktor orban has addressed european lawmakers in strasbourg and that's when european parliamentary debates whether to punish hungering for allegedly undermining democracy in the country could lose its e.u. voting rights. turkey's president aired on warrants and that the entire world stands to pay the price for an attack on syria's neighbor live provinces tens of thousands have fled if syrian and russian forces prepare to take the comments. from. the united states is marking the seventeenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks. do you. know at the side of the world trade center in new york city

politicians and joined relatives of the victims survivors and rescuers for a solemn ceremony it began at eight forty six am the moment the first plane slammed into the north tower relatives read out the names of the nearly three thousand people who lost their lives when the hijacked planes crashed into the twin towers in new york the pentagon in washington and a pennsylvania field. now the white house says president donald trump has received a letter from north korean leader kim jong un requesting a second summit they met for the first time in june the letter was described as very positive and that's despite weeks of apparent deadlock between the two sides. oh how my shoulder and his story can shake that raised hopes of a to taunt between north korea and the united states both sides apparently working

towards the denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula with demands on king joan to cut his nuclear arsenal but since that friendly summit in june the talks have stalled. u.s. president donald trump even canceling his secretary of state's visit to pyongyang now though relations appear to be back on track. the president has received a letter from kim jong il was a very warm very positive letter the primary purpose of the letter was to request and look to schedule another meeting with the president which we are open to and are already in the process of courtenay doing that. on sunday north korea marked its seventieth anniversary. although military to the core there were no intercontinental ballistic missiles on display at this year's founding day parade

and that seen a significant. south korean president moving jay in the has urged both p.r. nyang and washington to be bold. in order for us to move towards the next level of dismantling north korea's existing nuclear weapons the leaders of north korea and the united states once again must of big ideas and take bold decisions. for me so you don't have much of that rests on these two men and whether a second summit will result in the denuclearization much of the world is desperate to see. us. the tell all book about u.s. president donald trump's administration has gone on sale fear was written by the veteran journalist bob woodward whose reporting on the watergate scandal helped bring down a former president richard nixon while woodward's new book paints

a picture of a white house in complete chaos it's been denounced by trump but that has not deterred eager readers. they arrived at just before midnight to get their first peek of fear. not a horror movie well not quite the book is the latest warts and all tale of the apparent chaos inside donald trump's white house is written by the journalist bob woodward if that name sounds familiar it's because he's already brought down one president richard nixon after the watergate scandal in one nine hundred seventy four. it's an important book. woodward is a respected. journalist researcher author. and it's pretty serious stuff going on in the white house my mind was open at the beginning but i'm out right right now this is not the united states of america that i call my country it is frightening. the book relies on testimony from senior officials in

the white house for example chief of staff john kelly is quoted as calling the president an idiot something he since tonight. trump's also dealing with a form out from an anonymous new york times piece that painted the picture of a white house in disarray to become onder in chief the woodward book is just another example of fake news. the book means nothing it's a work of fiction. and that's on surprisingly is a view shared by these trump supporters in washington a rare species here in the capital is not your average politician who's trying to fix things he's coming in from the outside and the establishment does not like that on both sides of the aisle specially on the well so i don't even i don't even bother to america to bother reading that garbage there's been so many books out but that's not going to step down from supporters we're very loyal to him because at

the end of the day you know what we get if we don't get down the track we get that going snowflake that. the allegations and revelations in woodward's book are washing over these people they only have good words for their president. the. people in saudi arabia are sounding off following the arrest of a man shown eating breakfast with a woman in a video shared online saudi authorities called the viral video offensive and they urged people to respect the kingdom's rules regarding gender segregation now federico from d.w. social media is here in the studio with me and she's got more on that story so federico what exactly can be seen in this video well marianna it's a scene that in many other countries would very likely be considered completely ordinary but not in saudi arabia that video shows a man who is filming himself while having something to eat with

a woman later local media identified him as a hotel worker from egypt who was living in saudi arabia while the woman is said to be. colleague nothing too crazy happens in that video really you can see them and they're eating taxiing they're waving towards the end she appears here you can see that to be feeding him a piece of food that's it really however at this could have be consequences for that man and actually saudi prosecutors said he might be facing up to five years in jail you are right but what exactly is he being charged with. i mean that video went viral and so it also came to the attention of authorities they arrested the man for what they called several violations of for example they said that taking a job reserved for saudis but also it's against the saudi laws as a single man to be sitting down and chatting with with a woman in

a public space and now the saudi prosecution actually it tweeted in response to that incident that all residents of saudi arabia must follow the kingdom's laws and respect the values traditions and feelings of saudi society it's not clear on the other hand if the woman has also been arrested now look what kind of response has this generated on social media well a lot of criticism among conservatives in saudi arabia they share the government's view that in a married man and woman should not be sharing a meal like that we also have a common here by a saudi woman who writes unfortunately some girls don't get it just because i work in a mixed gender workplace that doesn't mean that i stop setting limits with a male colleagues on the other hand of course we're also seeing a lot of outrage at this arrest in saudi arabia also in egypt where demand comes

from we have an egyptian t.v. presenter here for example he's calling the man's arrest confusing and asking whether this is really keeping is really consists. with saudi arabia's push for reforms and we have seen a push for reforms however this is this is a reminder that the country remains in many ways a deeply conservative society indeed and change does take time perhaps i'll write. you from social media many thanks indeed thank you. you're watching news still to come. a new movie tells the story of bertold price of three penny opera the original musical theater show is a classic find out if the film matches up. first then is back with some more business news and then you've got a look at an economy that is on the up and up yep ten countries that are part of

the uses the asian of southeast asian nations or the in a meeting in vietnam in the capital hanoi for an economic forum now vietnam is the second fastest growing economy in the region after china and weathercaster claridge travel to the country to get a taste of a nation in the midst of an economic transition. she's carrying on a tradition that no longer carries the economic waste it once did. here in holland bay in northern vietnam fishing used to be the main source of income. but nowadays many people have set their sights elsewhere taking corporate jobs and fishing only on the side. vietnam's economy is expanding rapidly the annual growth rate is over six percent and with the free trade deal with the european union jus to be ratified in january that figure could riots.

of sixty five percent of tyrants certification would be standardized within a period of five to ten years one hundred percent of existing sorry years would be lifted this would give vietnam an incredible competitive advantage in the region but. this factory in the capital hanoi its operation by a german company the power it produces medical equipment for the administration of intravenous therapy. devices like these are hospital staple no wonder then that they're sold all over the world this factory opened in twenty fourteen and since then the company's invested over one hundred million dollars in vietnam. in seville is money being poured in the investors are welcome here but of course you should make the mistake of thinking that things work the same way if they do in germany you need to familiarize yourself with the local way of doing things i did five anyone considering investing here to go for it but get the appropriate advice with

one eye. for vietnam's young population the country's economic expansion presents the prospect of living a more prosperous life than their parents did. shares in canadian mine aren't the minerals have surged offered announced it's struck gold at a nickel mine in australia it's almost doubled in price on the toronto stock exchange the discovery has now potentially changed darren sees business plans in australia. a few months ago kind of does our inseam minerals was planning to sell its be to hunt mine in western australia but it says it is reviewing its options in light of its amazing find. as all water that then and it was just gold everywhere as far as you could say more than one thousand ounces of high grade gold have so far been found at the

nickel without discovery experts say is immensely rare your whole life you never never see anything like it as a geologist as i said you get excited by pinhead it's a see something on the scale is phenomenal the question is is they are more gold to be found in the mine arensky can look forward to selling the first trial for more than eleven million dollars. the downward pressure on the argentine peso has weakened somewhat of the past week many argentinians a still chasing the dollar as the south american country has the most all the cash holdings after the us in addition the evaluation of the peso is having a strong impact on inflation. petticoat pears is one of the most famous argentinians to have been hit by the financial crisis in two thousand and one. the former soccer player who was on the country's nine hundred ninety four world cup

team to watch the state freeze all his accounts and convert dollars into pesos a tragedy for people like him who had been investing in dollars for decades. but the. country has then through fifteen crises since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and they said over and over again if you bet on the dollar you'll lose. the experience their piece is losing out value so. petty go also said that many argentinians today are still afraid to leave their money in the bank after renewed fall in the peso in recent weeks their assets have lost another four percent in value. have learned long ago how to predict the crisis that's why they won't carelessly stumble into the next one so quickly by leaving their money in the bank . the u.s. federal reserve says argentina holds the largest amount of dollars per capita after the us but the majority of that wealth is deposited in foreign accounts what's more

a university of buenos aires study says argentina is the latin american country with the devaluation of the currency has the greatest impact on inflation. formosa pick that the us you go to a number of guesstimates regarding exchange rates but if they go up or the peso loses in value the world expects prices to go up as well and because everyone expects they do what they will if it was owned by you but you know that nobody and brazil chile colombia and peru have all seen their currencies depreciate in recent years but with less impact on consumer prices in argentina with its already high inflation rate of around thirty percent the prices for food energy transport and technology have become significantly more expensive recently. back to mariana and stormy weather bearing down on the u.s. that's right ben it's actually quite terrifying for residents and now mass evacuations have been ordered along the atlantic coast of the united states and

that's ahead of the most powerful storm to menace the region in decades more than a million people in virginia and south carolina are expected to flee from coastal areas in the face of hurricane florence. this is quite literally the calm before the storm measure time is usual for the residents of this north carolina seaside town because in two days' time this stretch of coastline could be hit by winds of more than two hundred kilometers per hour. we do have a plan. to perhaps evacuated we want to watch it through today and see what's happening. others here are not taking any chances. protecting their possessions and clearing supermarket shelves supplies are already running low they're stocking up and filling up while they still can. i want to make sure my car's full of gas but i also want to make sure i have enough

for a generator. residents are being warned not to underestimate what is currently a category four storm as it heads towards the coast it's growing in strength due to hit land thursday morning in the u.s. with the storm cloud circling more than a million people have been told they must evacuate. today let me be clear. north carolina is taking hurricane florence seriously. and you should too. get ready now. today i've asked the president for a disaster declaration on behalf of north carolina so we can get federal help as soon as possible. president donald trump accepted that request and on twitter warned of one of the worst storms to hit the east coast in many years. it's not just the storm that will turn this picture of calm on its head heavy rains are also

for cost causing possible flash floods and mudslides. now to rome where those who work in restoration are in high demand just as they've been for centuries all across italy there are thousands of cultural sites dating from the antiquity to the renaissance but even as many of them slowly crumble the government is cutting restoration funds. the sun just like nami orson joseph of the carpenters at the heart of the foreman room i use of god's night without a wreath waiting ceremonies were held here on a regular basis until just recently luckily when the reef caved in the church was a mighty rescuers didn't find anyone beneath this rubble. now you said he authorities are looking into concerns about the maintenance and upkeep of the building indeed room is a sightseeing paradise for culture enthusiastic but it is becoming more of

a sight for sore eyes with cracks appearing in many of its structures but just how dangerous is it to visit a church here this is the santa. journalist and cultural expert for any point say the cracks in the fresco on the ceiling this damage was discovered early on and it's not in danger of collapsing it's unclear though exactly when renovations will begin it reflects the deteriorating state of many of italy's cultural sites. it's clear that more investment is needed all specially in the technology that allows weak points to be discovered early before they cause really serious damage. minor damage like here on this facade is everywhere to these interior ministry has reduced the amount of spending on the preservation of cultural sites even though the people who visit them bring in a lot of money to the city to rest magnets such as the coliseum or less affected by

this they benefit from their own millions donated mainly by private investors in contrast to many of the more unfortunate monuments are being a pretty tight that one to endanger any tourists but it could mean that room's cultural significance slowly crumbles. it's a classic of german literature about old price nine hundred twenty eight masterpiece of musical theater the threepenny opera and then monday night and you film version premiered here in berlin makea message out that german for mack the knife is directed by you and features a top notch cast of german actors including cabaret singer max to be a smutty as the keys. to the morris minor as a bad cold based. on years from the time come to. be shot a few pictures there from the red carpet last night and cutting himself from the

culture is here with me to talk more about it so kind and hi what's new about this version ok so this is a huge undertaking this film because it really has three different story threads so the threepenny opera itself of course which is then embedded in the story of how and violet his musical collaborator actually tried to make the play into a film at the time in about nine hundred thirty and and of course it's also an attempt to bring the vinyl our republic era threepenny opera into the present where sort of a biting critique of capitalism gone wild and rising political extremism couldn't be timelier so let's have a quick look at what it looks like. the underworld the demi monde and bush was society everyone making deals with everyone else but i just wrote food is the first thing morals follow on a. marriage.

but director yorkin long doesn't limit himself to a new retelling of the three penny opera he also reveals that but i originally wanted to adapt the play as a film which he would direct but ended up hopelessly at odds with the producers. says in folk of this event the line does a scene across to our back in message is a bio pic a musical and a film adaptation all in one long runs a wide aesthetic gamut with this film but that's true to the spirit of play. but spread over two hours that approach is convoluted and overloaded viewers unfamiliar with a three penny opera can quickly get lost between a story in the opera and pushed own biography northwestern fizzles differing from blue don't go for doing so but income. is.

as good to fight as accepted just three hundred three for both sets from. those lines are all quotes mostly from placed sledders. dean's on the it was a challenge to give life to those lines so that you felt that saying them was an impulse that burst out of him about that moment that they were thoughts and he just had to not simply recite them stiffly as and so it's a space so it's a for the film features plenty of songs and even more story which means a lot gets lost in the telling this project honoring a prescient german author is perhaps overambitious but it offers great cinema with lush images. and just from those clips and that's really horrid really it comes across as quite an intense and very vivid it is mariana and the other story goes there of course that but i should actually try to prevent with the court proceeding that film from being

made by hugh course failed so the film actually was made then in one thousand thirty one by the austrian director austrian georg a story austrian director georg that had pops and we can have a look at a little absurd except that it's still considered to be one of the better versions even though it's not what but i just wanted to like the original play it also starred law to linea who was kurt miles wife at the time in her breakthrough role of jenny. and the story of course showing up the irony and hypocrisy of people claiming higher moral values while doing horrible things on the side and the film was eventually banned by the nazis when they came into power in one nine hundred thirty three now after the war the work was revived and be difficulty to hit to english viewers especially because of the music of course which really appeared in my eyes sort of an idea the sound of nine hundred twenty s. you know of course everybody knew the ballad of mack the knife absolutely and believe it or not that song was added at the very last minute before the premiere in one nine hundred twenty eight because the lead actor was having a bit of

a crisis and it went on to become the most popular song and is of course the jazz standard nowadays made very popular by louis armstrong and frank sinatra and sting has performed it on broadway but robbie williams even did a version and we can have a little quick listen to that hopefully. if it's going to. be. my. turn to. tell. you. thank you to end the show absolutely great errors and very old themes but still very relevant and today very timeless of course kevin has said from day to me culture always great to talk to you pleasure marian thanks. and you're watching the daily news coming to you from berlin we'll have another update for you at the top of the hour omarion evans team from all of us here in berlin and thanks for

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