this is the w. news live from berlin the last migrant rescue ship in the mediterranean is forced back to port the aquarius is in the french port of marsay after its registration canceled it marks the end of a privately run mission saving migrants from drowning on the crossing from africa. also coming out germany's chancellor merkel tries to differ from relations with israel on a visit rock art political differences with her hopes and even that. in the floating schools in bangladesh and keep teaching even when homes are flooded.

i'm simply someone's got to thank you for joining us the last privately operated ship dedicated to saving migrants from drowning in the mediterranean has docked in the port of mar say the aquarius has had its license withdrawn so it won't be able to head out to sea again legally this is part of a crackdown on migration by italy the operators of the aquarius say it jeopardizes the lives of many would be refugees. this ship has meant the difference between life and death for thirty thousand people say it's operators the n.g.o.s a west military and they launched the aquarius two and a half years ago the group says its work is vital. here and leave there is massive confusion in the mediterranean there's no real coordination to manage the.

calls and lead rescue operations. the aquarius is out of action and there are no other private sea rescue vehicles operating in the mediterranean. for other ships run by n.g.o.s have already been detained two vessels lifeline and sea watch three are being held in malta the ship you vent to is stuck in the port of to pani in sicily all the boats have been to flag now the aquarius joins their ranks. before returning to its home port of mar say the aquarius transferred fifty eight shipwrecked migrants to the maltese coast guard this after italy refused to ship permission to dock following a hard line on migrants. the right time because it's the cannot continue to be the refugee camp of europe. and this isn't the first maritime drama aquarius has been involved in this summer it was forced to embark on

a weeklong odyssey on the mediterranean several countries refused to take in one hundred migrants aboard rescued off the coast of libya spain eventually took the ship now its future is again in doubt s.o.s. military has asked several countries to let it sail under their flags so far they haven't backed the boat. earlier we spoke to one of the activists on board the aquarius and we asked him what canceling his ship's registration would mean for migrants trying to cross the mediterranean sea it seems what european policy at the moment is. you know. you have two choices the republican interest got taken part or if you for instance french and we know what the situation you know of years of or very very small european politicians from. eradicating for. well let's bring in brussels bureau chief max huffman who joins us for more on the

story hi max we just heard there a pretty heavy accusation from that aquarius crewmember how would the e.u. respond you would say of course is trying to prevent deaths at sea in the mediterranean by deterring basically migrants from making the trip in the first place by the way that's also the argument of the minister of the interior material but we have some interesting new numbers that will prove the contrary basically there is an italian think tank that the u.n. data and analyze it and they came to the conclusion that although overall there are less people arriving on the shores of italy the death rate has increased it's actually the highest ever measured it's at nineteen percent and in other words this means that one out of five migrants who makes the trip were attempts to make the trip across the mediterranean. max we heard in our report you know no e.u. country seems willing right now to give the aquarius or any other n.g.o.s will a flag a license to sail under are we seeing

a tougher stance on migration not just from italy but across the e.u. . we've seen the still of development now for a couple of months to me and it's just what they can agree on because a comprehensive migration policy would consist of two parts basically fighting illegal migration trying to do something about securing the outer borders and then with those who really are in need who are real refugees have something do about them within the european union and distribute them redistribute them among the e.u. countries try to integrate them so we're only seeing the first part because they can't come to an accord on the second part because there are many countries of the you don't want to take in any refugees and that's why we're seeing more deterrence we're trying to see them secure the outer borders they're trying to establish so-called december cation platforms in northern africa which is just another word for migration camps so yes this is a basically a tougher stance which is due to the fact that they cannot agree on a comprehensive migration policy and that have not been able to do that now for

years max has not reporting for us from brussels max good to talk to you. now at some other stories making headlines around the world the netherlands has revealed that it fended off a cyber attack on the un chemical weapons watchdog in april the dutch defense minister said authorities expelled for russian suspects the e.u. joined with the u.k. and its allies in blaming russia for a wave of cyber attacks calling it aggressive cyber spying moscow has called the accusations of dissent from ation. the us senate judiciary committee has received an f.b.i. report on the sexual misconduct allegations against brett kavanaugh senators are examining claims made by two women against the supreme court nominee the report was ordered by president trump last week a full senate vote on cavanagh's nomination is expected after the review. u.s. authorities have arrested a navy veteran suspected of mailing suspicious on below to the white house and the pentagon now the f.b.i. is investigating why william clyde allen the third allegedly sent castor seeds in

the mail they are dangerous to swallow down there also the source of the poison bryson. and peruse former authoritarian breuer alberto fujimori has been hospitalized shortly after a court ordered him to return to prison for more he was last year granted a pardon part way through a jail sentence for human rights abuses buckaroo supreme court has now over ruled that decision of the ruling was welcomed by victims' families. international efforts to help survivors of indonesia's earthquake and tsunami are gathering pace after the government eased the long held restrictions on foreign help jakarta says some twenty countries have offered assistance in coping with the disaster more than fourteen hundred people are confirmed dead but that figure is likely to rise. more body bags being carried out of this seaside hotel in palos city which bore

much of the brunt of friday's earthquake and ensuing tsunami. yet some people haven't given up that their loved ones may have survived and. is that is i am i hope that my wife is still alive i pray god will work a miracle and i'm still hoping that they will find her she is six months pregnant six months many isolated areas hit in the disaster are yet to see any help the government at first rejected offers of foreign assistance that's changed now and the united nations and aid organizations are pitching in the task they face is a daunting one of those the situations that the team described incredibly difficult it took them one and a half hours to carry each of the bodies out to nearby ambulances having to wade through incredibly deep mind. the sense from the teams who working there from colleagues on the ground is one of real frustration the indonesian government has

mobilized thousands of soldiers police and members of civilian agencies to distribute aid and restore order president joe cole we don't know has acknowledged the aid effort has yet to reach maximum capacity you know. every region has its own problems but i can see progress everywhere what i've observed that's the returning now is heavy equipment as a right. logistics have started to arrive although it's not at these maximum yet and fuel is beginning to arrive. and. it's been six days since the earthquake and tsunami struck with many people still missing and more than seventy thousand displaced soloway z. is still in the grip of an ongoing disaster. let's get more on aid efforts now we can cross over to who is need from the international red cross he's a cordon later there you are in palo that is one of the areas worst affected tell us what you're seeing and hearing what is the situation like on the ground. hi.

people affected by the earthquake and tsunami are still now at the evacuation center under the tarp only with their families and neighbors and they're still. including food water clean water and medical. aid coming for. more needed to be supporting them here. until now whitney access has been a really big problem what are you and your fellow aid workers struggling with the most right now. again a kind of you will begin to what are you and your fellow aid workers a struggling with most right now. where we're having quite some problems. to bring relief items from all five of you are with.

we we bring actually we've actually do a coordinated standing point of relief i term think warding blankets help polian hygiene kits. with trucks or trucks and basic needs to support communities here and we've shipped three. you know in three big ships two from jakarta to follow and apparently it takes a bit of time to get to palu we have to go through mccusker and from across the street is through like a star and then we want more than one big to follow and the sheep will be expected to be arriving tomorrow in power who will be able to distribute more to affected communities although. we have been providing support such as many cows that c.p.s. . and also the search and rescue operation in the ground. cordon

it or from the international red cross speaking to us on the line from palos thank you very much. germany's chancellor angela merkel is in israel seeking to restart a difficult relationship a year ago markel suspended regular consultations between herself and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu when he approved the expansion of jewish settlements in the west bank now the consultations are resuming and merkel's visit started with a solemn moment. remembering the victims of the holocaust this is not just a routine duty for the chancellor angela merkel emphasizes germany's friendship with israel despite political differences at the memorial she recalled germany's special responsibility. for. eighty years ago during the night of the. jewish people in germany faced hate and violence of unimaginable severity. followed was that unprecedented destruction of civilized values

the shoah as a result germany has an eternal responsibility to remind the world of this crime and to counter anti-semitism seen a phobia hate and violence. merkel is in israel for comprehensive talks a special relationship germany maintains with only eleven countries she met with prime minister netanyahu on wednesday and will meet him again today merkel has also promised to openly discuss her differences with israel. tanya kramer is covering chancellor merkel's visit to israel and she joins us from jerusalem hi tania so we mentioned that chancellor merkel stopped holding consultations with netanyahu last year what are the sticking points here. well this time i mean the focus is he a bit get a sense that it's been business as usual for this consultation that the focus is on

the battle meetings and all the ministers are meeting but also of course and hence america and prime minister netanyahu are meeting it and also this afternoon there's a sense they want to talk maybe also about issues like economy technology innovation something that there's a lot of talk about here is that of course the main sticking points remain it's interesting to see what they will have to say in a press conference a conference of follow that's one of the main sticking points being the posts in this really conflict. for example settlements as you mentioned but also the iran nuclear deal it was quite interesting when this is america this morning she had to kind of town hall meeting with students who received the honorary doctorate from happening versatility and to some she was asked about how they want to go about this different this and she said it's not so much in the substance but about the process how we're going there so it is with the sense here that both they just know each other quite right now yes both leaders know their position and that from the

german side you know they want to move on and tony just ahead of the chancellor's visit there were palestinians protesting on the west bank we have some pictures of that bedouins in the village of mar appealing to merkel directly to prevent their village from being destroyed and this is seen by many as part of israel settlement constructions in the west bank how will the chancellor approach this issue on her trip. while germany and other e.u. countries and the u.n. deafen very vocal in their criticism about the plans to demolish this better than village its new jerusalem it's in the occupied west bank and if you know they say the criticism is if this bill it would be demolished it would effectively make space from a settlement expansion of around to some also cutting the occupied west wing. into harvest now we see in there where have been a few children they were trying to reach out and fall of the president's office to miss america. or to you know call on israel again to stop the demolition we still

have to her to hear from her what she will say about it all right tanya kramer reporting for us from jerusalem thank you tanya. the south asian nation of bangladesh is frequently hit by flooding three large rivers come together there it's also vulnerable to climate change the u.n. has warned that twenty million of its citizens could be climate refugees by the end of a century but bangladesh is fighting back one thing it's done is set up floating schools that allow children to be educated even during periods of flooding. it looks like an ordinary day at school but these children are learning in extraordinary circumstances because this is not your average classroom it's in a floating school near china and deal on the patmore river one hundred seventy five kilometers northwest of the bangladeshi capital dhaka. cool oh.

my god i love school because it continues around the year even when more to submerge is our homes. and the children live in villages along the river but death their homes are vulnerable to flooding these floating schools are a lifeline for their learning. the kids don't have to worry about being absent from school even if there's flooding many local schools get inundated but this is a year round school the kids can also play here and it has many facilities. in this area up to five metres of riverbank and disappear in a single day with climate change blamed. robber on our coverage was up to that point we're in the last four years the reverse of out of the entire village and we have become homeless full of bastardo us. in the village of kali

death valley around fifteen hundred families have already lost their homes due to erosion according to officials many of them have been forced to leave the area for good but thanks to these floating schools at least the children who stay can still get the education they need and at the end of the day the boats even take them back home. now you sent us to reno and portugal footballer christiana rinaldo has been left off of his national team squad for the international matches next week this comes amid rape allegations made against him on wednesday were naldo vehemently denied the allegations tweeting that quote rape isn't a bomb abominable crime last friday the german magazine der spiegel reported that american catherine majorca is accusing him of raping her in a las vegas hotel in two thousand and nine were not also missed portugal's matches last month with coach fernando santos saying he was being rested while he settled

into his new home in italy. migrants continue to arrive in europe and one way of helping them integrate with their new neighbors is through sports cicely's an arrival point for many so german second division teams and paoli has sent coaches there with a mission to unite people for. a football pitch in the sicilian town of syracuse a has been temporarily taken over by german club some paoli technical director involved lena and several youth team coaches have traveled over under the motto keep the borders italians the migrants will train together for five days so the men for the journey the people have not suddenly gone away they are in other places and so it is important to focus on they saw from the film and europe has a common responsibility and cannot just leave people in italy here in sicily of on their own for you know a door here and they see anybody of any line along whether people are from italy or west africa doesn't matter football brings people together the fact this project is organized by a german professional club has made quite an impression. to

me because you do force. so in the rocks on the team so it is great for me to learn and of training has been brilliant if you can see that this is a serious football club and the people have real experience there are a great group and there has been a lot of dialogue between us just. for the. way good for. the training camp ends of course with the big match. there. was. some paoli have done their bit now the local community must carry on the good work they will help you to continue with this project if. you are a team to the game i was disappointed because this was not correct for. defenders too quick for the opponent this was not fair but. it's also now up to the italians

and my. to take their new found bomb beyond the football pitch. this. team is going to get for they even deplorable is not the solution but put boards or is part of it because if we play we've decided to be. doing many. opportunities that what the project is all about football knows no borders. to motor sports now where the chinese trade city of one han got its first taste of the freestyle motocross world championship this week the city's football stadium was turned into a dream playground for the professional writers which included three former world champs the athletes took turns wowing the crowd with their daring stunt spot it was germany's luke ackerman who was the star of the show the twenty year old nailed

a double back flip now to seal victory and there were many more daring stunts on show. all right helena is here now with a look at what's weighing on brazilians minds ahead of elections they're absolutely seen the economic issues are very much high on the agenda and with good reason because the vote comes at a pivotal moment in south america's largest economy the country only recently pulled out of its recession remains plagued by anemic growth investor mistrust and a population that's lost faith in both business and government and with public debt and unemployment continuing to rise it seems presidents facing a norm uphill. surf sun and beach that's what most people think of when it comes to brazil. but take a stroll away from the country's famous beaches and the story for every day brazilians looks much different alexander coaster used to work at an international company but then he lost his job and with help wanted ads few and far between he

started selling hot meals out of his friends car. it's involuntary entrepreneurship a common story here. but he problem of unemployment in brazil was created by that enormous economic crisis that we're currently experiencing to survive the crisis people have to reinvent themselves that's what i did i could stay at home and look for a job sending out c.v.s. all the time but with the job market so tight it's difficult so i didn't give up and decided to do my own thing. jobs are one of the chief concerns for brazilians with unemployment hovering between twelve and fourteen percent around thirteen million people spend their days at unemployment offices like this one. whoever comes out on top in this month's polling will have their work cut out for them. brazil's public debt has topped half of its g.d.p.

. worker productivity is at a standstill and both investors and local officials have lost confidence in the government's ability to pay its debts. the german machine building industry is putting in a strong performance in or guest orders rose by seven percent compared to the previous year the main drivers of growth remain industrial customers still inside this are skeptical the bulk of the earnings in mechanical engineering field continues to come from exports that's why uncertainty is frightening for exit from world wide trade conflicts a worrying history two thirds of germany's entrepreneurs are actually pessimistic about the future of the global economy. well time to get a quick check on the markets or financial correspondent power christine but it's tracking it all for us from frankfurt power how are things looking. ok i'ma so especially this morning we saw investors mostly selling off their stock here and for once it's not because of trade worries or whatever it is because positive data

from the u.s. service sector has sparked speculation that there may be more interest rate rate hikes that usually means people take out their money from stocks and put it somewhere where there's a little safer but despite that you know who's been doing well today and actually has done for quite a while is wire card remember that's the comforting that kicked out. of the german banking heavy weights come out spank just last week from the dax which is no longer listed now why are carp has replaced it the company is focusing on mobile and electronic payments so it is at least the same sector and the share price has also been held by its c.e.o. give me an interview this week saying that he is also planning to attack banks now in the private sector so yeah it's been doing fairly well this week going off to the private sector now upstart why

a card tracking it for us part because templates at the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. will facebook's latest hacking scandal could learn the tech giant a one point four billion euro fine the irish data protection committee has begun investigations into the data breach it wants to determine whether face that correctly it has to recently toughened e.u. security requirements to protect its uses last friday facebook announced that hackers had access at least fifty million user accounts if facebook is found not to have fully complied with this year's new general data protection regulation it may have to pay up to four percent of its annual turning tech giants european headquarters on and on and. well the world's most expensive bottle of whisky described by experts as the holy grail has been sold for almost a million euros or action macallan valarie adami went on that the hama in edinburgh in scotland the bar was a private collection from asia the whisky was bottled in one thousand nine hundred

eighty six having been stored in a vat since nineteen twenty six only twelve bottles of the vintage whisky were produced is not known how many of them all still are wrapped. or minden at the top story we're following for you the last independent migrant rescue ship in the mediterranean has been forced back to pollute the registration of the equerries has been counseled by panama so it would now be legally allowed to leave the french port of say. germany's chancellor merkel is in israel hoping to defrost relations with her counterpart benyamin netanyahu to previously find out when israeli prime minister also tries the expansion of jewish settlements in the west bank. you're watching news stream but then on having a home free plenty more coming up at the top of the hour the other end.

the conflicts of. the last few months are weighed heavily on the german government the growing issue almost fell apart there's been violence and hatred on the streets of germany my guess is we'll. is david mcallister chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the european parliament and the former regional prime minister in germany is angry on the way out conflict.

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to be. a very kind of into active exercises are you talking about the devil you don't come to slashdot on facebook and the app store. and gem info for a w. . the last few months are weighed heavily on the german government the coalition almost fell apart there's been violence and hatred on the streets of germany and the domestic intelligence chief was accused of going soft on the far right my guest this week here in strasbourg is david mcallister he's chair of the european parliament's foreign affairs committee and the former regional prime minister.