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when paul came over the scene from cameroon to berlin starts october fourth on d w . this is the job you news live from berlin chancellor merkel admits she lost touch with the people over the case of germany's domestic spy chief how damaged is medicals governing coalition after is fired and then promoted the intelligence chief machall says it's all now cleared up and that she'll listen more closely to the voters in the future also coming up. an agricultural scientist who's pioneered
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a simple but effective solution to deforestation we look at why his work has won what's known as the alternative nobel prize. and the united states' latest round of tariffs on chinese goods takes effect today beijing calls the move trade bullyism one of germany's top economists gives us his perspective on where this dispute is happening. i'm dr thomas a very warm welcome to the show we start here in berlin where chancellor on a macro has apologised for being out of touch with voters or government has been embroiled in a dispute over a controversial domestic intelligence chief there was a public outcry after he was fired and then promoted with a hefty pay increase so merkel and her coalition allies went back to the
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negotiating table for another round of wrangling now a new deal has been announced that includes no promotion and no increase in pay. admitting a mistake and then apologizing for it is something you rarely see in german politics but that's what german chancellor angela merkel did when she called last week's personnel decision about hans-georg mohsen unconvincing. president foghat in last tuesday's decision i was too focused on the workings of the interior ministry. and i gave too little consideration to what people think rightly so when they hear that someone is getting promoted. i deeply regret that this could happen. the night before interior minister is a who for delivered the compromise over the future of germany's soon to be former domestic intelligence chief. gets a few presidents the current president of the federal office for the protection of
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the constitution. will henceforth serve a special advisor to the interior minister with the rank of department head there he will be responsible for european and international matters. to scrutiny said. last week there were calls for hans-georg mohsen to be sacked after he apparently downplayed the recent migrant filings in the city of chemist's he was to be removed from his post and then to get a promotion in the interior ministry that sparked widespread public anger prompting new negotiations between. you there bavarian sister party the c.s.u. led by horst c. who for and the social democrats s.p.d. leader andrea knowledge gave her reaction in berlin following z. ho for his announcement. i have spoken again with the c.d.u. and c.s.u. leaders and i think that it's
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a very good sign that we took the criticism of our decision on tuesday seriously and could result it i would like to thank i'm going to call and horsey hoffa taking up my initiative to see men in the city for. an initiative that in theory at least should spell the end of the modern crisis and help lift the latest cloud over unless. it's a will the clouds now be lifting to be a political correspondent simon young joins us now for more assignment on america there conceding she made a mistake but will this be enough to silence her critics well i think it should help calm things down brian you know it's not very often that the chancellor comes out makes a public apology like she's done to a couple of years ago she was sort of forced to admit that the country not been prepared for the large number of refugees who were arriving and she said she was sorry about that but here she said that what she's done is really
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a response to the fact that people in the country at large couldn't really understand why this man. who had seemed to make unwise or even dangerous comments had received a promotion and she said that she was sorry that she hadn't taken that into account in italy let's just have a listen to some of what the chancellor was saying today. of these to go it's not me it's all the more important of course that we now start solving people's problems we have resold some of them but in some areas during the past months we were too concerned with ourselves that has to change. or there is a plural pronoun here we have not been solving people's problems now this public outrage has been focused on anglo-american but she says one of a number of people and it's in the coalition who are getting the blame right now and and this is all underscored the gap has an appt when politicians in the
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coalition and the broader public has this decision addressed that gap. well i think this is a decision that all saw aids it appears can live with the debate was really about what kind of job this man could move into in future and obviously his supporters particularly horsy over the leave it leader of the bavarian conservatives wanted him to retain he's status or even get a promotion the promotion has been. cancelled now and he'll just stay at the same pay grade which is just about acceptable to many in the social democrat party although it's pretty clear that on that side of things people are still very unhappy and there are comments emerging from the social democrats today you know suggesting that they're still not really comfortable with this but i think it's a sort of compromise that everyone can live with it is the chancellor was saying what really matters i think to people around the country is that the government
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gets on with some real work rather than squabbling and fighting about these rather technical matters i mean mention the social democrats not being happy but it's not just them we're hearing that a crisis has been avoided but voices inside the s.p.d. and the conservatives say this government is hanging by a thread. well that's quite a drastic sort of way of putting it certainly it does look like a kind of crisis you've had three crisis meetings in the last ten days and you've has certainly had people within the coalition parties talking about the end of the coalition if certain things are not achieved but as i think as i say the chancellor was saying today it's time to get back to the nitty gritty of real political issues housing jobs pensions breaks it was an issue that the chancellor mentioned when she was speaking earlier there are plenty of things for people to do and frankly the
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electorate won't understand it in this particular squabble about an internal matter in the ministry carries on being fought out in public some young for a stray simon thanks very much for. now to some of the other stories making the news today russian opposition leader alexei in a volley has been detained just moments after walking free from jail he'd been serving a thirty day sentence for organizing in an authorised protest is supposed woman says he's now accused of violating a different protest law and could face another twenty days in prison. u.s. senators are investigating new claims of sexual misconduct again supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh a former classmate says he exposed himself to her at a college party kavanagh's already facing allegations of sexual assault brought by university professor christine blasi forward he's not any wrongdoing.
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pope francis has praised the latvians for winning their freedom after enduring decades of occupation at a ceremony with president of a ons in riga he said laughing new the price of freedom after suffering under nazi and then soviet occupation life is the second stop on the pope's visit to the baltics. the last private migrant each ship operating in the mediterranean can no longer conduct rescue missions panama has revoked the ship's registration under pressure from the italian government the vessel had been conducting operations off the coast of libya. well now we want to take time to shine the spotlight on those who work to make the world a better place each year the right livelihood award honors people and organizations offering smart solutions for the environment for development a swedish philanthropist created the award because these areas are not honored by the more famous nobel prize and the awards therefore known as the alternative nobel
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prize there are four winners this year we'll be looking at them throughout the day here on d w one of them is tony rinaldo he's pioneered a simple but effective solution to deforestation that's earned him the nickname. maker a lot of his technique involves growing trees from existing root systems which are often still intact using a simple set of management practices taught by reinado farmers can regenerate and protect existing local vegetation. and he says this has the potential to restore degraded dry lands that all together equal an area the size of india during an auto joins us now from melbourne australia welcome to the w tony and congratulations on winning the alternative nobel prize. we saw your. we saw your success there in ethiopia tony can this technique be applied globally
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as you indicate. this is very widespread. and wherever there is the bank of living increase comes in the soil and even very safe but it dormant in the soil will mark the landscape in different ways if that is in place stop spending if they manage livestock then a game of nature a chance to hear a sound and this approach has very wide application around the world nature healing itself that sounds fantastic how did how did you come up with this idea. i had been living in. turn raffia at the time when i was managing a convention our nation project we were raising big names in our mastery and planting them out. on to the harsh conditions of the how it was
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a terrible area probably eighty to ninety percent of the same thing dies in the field and families as a young man came to make my mark i was very discouraged and really ready to give up and you were sent to learn point that when one day while travelling through the villages if you actually had a lot of trade same thing done that on the vehicle i dumped their vehicle and i neither of them bushes classed as a cow and when i took a closer look at media i realized they do and watches us home these have been mature trees and i will pass found they were a brown thing and. the reason why we didn't make the connection was every year asked as normal how disarming. bent great their shirts were being slashed and so we are only a small very tall washes each year. briefly if you could tell me how it has here or
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been received by by local people anything opiah for example. you know. this is london for. the purpose was a new one. mine. has. a thing i would prefer not tell. star. course through. the work. on the web what was happening and. i would like to try to ok tony on the but. oh we'll have to leave it there tony i'd like to say thank you so very much for being with us and congratulations again on the award thank you margaret toni rinaldo for us there. we have some force
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now and golfer tiger woods as ward back to form with his first tournament victory in five years back injuries and personal problems of dog the american for several seasons but he comfortably won the tour championship in atlanta by two shots sunday his confidence boosting one comes at the perfect time for the u.s. with the ryder cup against europe that starts on friday and it was a sweet moment personally of course for woods the term was over because i already put the bunker the bunker shot on the green and that one eighty and. you know it is a big number and. you know sitting on a seventy nine for five years now and to get eighty is. pretty damn good feeling. this is news still to come on the show the head of germany's top automaker meets chancellor merkel here in berlin but he failed to find a way out of the crisis surrounding diesel powered automobiles. this
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