this is the. beginning of the end of the era germany's chancellor rules out standing for another term. resign as head of the conservative party disastrous returns for a governing coalition in two recent elections a force that was the excess after more than a decade in power polls all the program. rio de janeiro's celebrates of a night for a new president. the man they call the. it's the first time in decades as

a right wing populist has taken purcell's top result but leaves the country something divided. on no sign of survivors rescue workers in indonesia locate tape brain and human remains but none of the one hundred eighty nine people on board the crash line a half life is. also coming up the spine of the world's atomic sprains he's perhaps on the plane to tokyo in paris on the last real spiders to do the same. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. germany's angela merkel has announced that she will relinquish the leadership of her party in december and step back a chancellor at the next election the move follows disastrous results for conservatives in recent state elections chancellor merkel has been at the forefront

of german politics for almost two decades but has been under siege domestically since last year's national elections an earthquake a bombshell a day of destiny there's been no shortage of drastic descriptions. announcement. yes is. firstly at the coming c.d.u. party conference in december i have decided not to run again for c.d.u. party leader and secondly this fourth term is my last as chancellor of germany. at the election in twenty twenty one i won't run again a cd chancellor candidate it nor will i run for seat in parliament nor will i seek any other political office. and sleep. merkel has previously said that the two jobs chancellor and party leader should go together but after

eighteen years heading the christian democrats the moment has come where she feels she can only do one of them. a disastrous result in the election in hester should be seen as an opportunity for the whole government to change merkel said above all the cooperation between christian democrats and social democrats needs to improve. for their part merkel's s.p.d. coalition partners are also licking their wounds after a terrible result in sunday's regional vote their leader andrea knowledges whose future in the job has also been questioned it was clear that lessons have to be learned at a national level. he didn't fret so we are absolutely determined to ensure that we can continue our work in the coalition it needs more commitment and margit stimulation to leave behind the problems of the past few months. opposition parties are already seizing their chance to capitalise on medicals

weakness. for market america is giving up the wrong job this won't make government more stable it will merely slow the death of the coalition. for long. but the much diminished grand coalition will limp along for now with a severely weakened chancellor at its head who will follow her a c.d.u. leader several candidates have already thrown their hats into the ring there could yet be a public battle for the soul of the c.d.u. for now merkel's tone remains thoughtful and sober as ever but as the chancellor spoke it was impossible not to feel that slowly she is giving up power yeah. it has always been my wish to carry out my state and party judy's with dignity and one day to leave them with dignity but i know that in politics this cannot always happen in a planned way. i split. that is the measured manacled way of

saying i may not be chancellor for very much longer. picked through the ramifications with the w. chief political correspondent melinda welcome linda so we're talking about to announce from son stepping down as party leader in december and as chancellor in twenty twenty one start with the conservative party losing. as its party leader what does that mean first of all that they can at least in theory start governing proactively rather than reactively and that they can disentangle their image and their future from the chancellor and the past she has become americal deeply controversial even within her own party for the decision that she took in two thousand and fifteen to allow hundreds of thousands of german immigrants to enter germany now whatever you may think of that decision it has been a very sore point within her party which has been riven by divisions ever since it

took office many voters are absolutely sick of the bickering and that's the message they sent both from the area and from the state of has. she stepped on his party later in december and the conservatives have a new leader how does that affect the coalition because she will still be chancellor the idea is that it would essentially press the restart button that it would allow the c.d.u. to reorient itself to the issues that it finds important for the future that it will allow the coalition to then also start looking toward. a new phase and allow everybody to get back down to business because the bickering that i mentioned that didn't only take place within the c.d.u. within the conservative bloc it also took place within the other coalition parties and the government is perceived as being absolutely riven with divisions in fact that was the main motivation the chancellor herself listed today when she said the

image being conveyed by our party is absolutely unacceptable and the fact is that the party has had some legislative achievements. but the message isn't getting out so the idea is that this decision could set a new dam namak in motion but whether it actually does so will very much depend first of all one who takes over from the chancellor as head of the conservative party and also what changes transpired in the other coalition partners does this set in motion a dynamic that encompasses them as well or will it remain confined to the c.e.o. in that case we may not see all that much change in one of the principal architects of this dissension many would say as being that the chances from a conservative leader horse zehava who has now spoken about the chance of the decision he has a little part of his speech. can sometimes only known about it for a few hours but i'll say it clearly it's too bad. it's moved

that's it it's too bad there's not much of it and it surprises most people who see beach to us having been at loggerheads for so many months it is a very inauthentic reaction to put it very diplomatically the fact is mr say hope for has appeared ever since this government took power to be in a personal vendetta against the chancellor to essentially have said to himself i want to be the last person standing here and in fact she has now said she's leaving and there are calls from within the conservative party and from without it that he needs to be the next person to go and for very evident reasons he absolutely has been a force of dissension a force for self absorption within this coalition and it is time for a change of leadership at the top of that the variances to party of the

conservatives if they truly want to make a new start i think without that happening it's hard to see how this really if it's the kind of change that the chancellor at least clearly believes is necessary and we're talking about a significant change in german politics if all this happens this this and of a merkel era absolutely it's one for the history books you know she has been the head of the conservative party for eighteen years she took that party in a very different direction from where it had been previously she modernized it she made it more liberal she opened it up to minority groups obviously women she is a a true figure for many other women leaders and tributes to her have been pouring in even from some of the opposition parties the greens the social democrats all of them talking about her importance and in that. ways she really has absolutely changed germany even though she's known as a cautious and careful leader still it's too early to say where this change will

take us next but no question this is a momentous time and the now we have the parties on the extremes the left the greens and on the right the f.t. this seems to be where all these voters who have left the mainstream parties have gone briefly if you could sum up for us how change germany's party landscape is now it's much more fragmented than it was in the past these two big parties the social democrats and the c.d.u. the christian democrats they don't look nearly as big anymore than we are in germany they're often referred to as the people's party's well that is shrinking one of the that bright stories in all of this because we tend to focus on the rise of the right wing the s.d. and be quite concerned about what that means but what we've also seen is the rise of a party firmly anchored in the liberal democratic part of the political spectrum here

in germany the greens they have a lot of very future oriented policies on energy on transport on social issues and i think that is a story that we also need to be telling and that we could well see the greens moving into government at national level with some very important consequences chief political correspondent melinda cook thank you. been speaking with members of the public they have balanced brandenburg gate and we asked them what they made of i'm going to back off decision. i think it's too bad i think she's done a fantastic job but she's just lost support maybe she also doesn't feel up to doing the job like she's always insisted on doing and i'm thankful for what she's done but maybe it's time for something new to. her workload in half so she has more time for governmental work. not someone new will

take the chairpersons job mean a breath of fresh air in politics. to brazil now where. boss on the road has won a sweeping victory in the country's presidential election official results gave him more than fifty five percent of the vote while ahead of the leftist candidate and at that as the final results were announced there was a grief and joy on the streets a sign of brazil's division over its new leader. thousands of people gathered outside jaya bows and arrows home in rio de janeiro to celebrate. for his supporters the result marks a new beginning for brazil. with many shedding tears of joy as the news broke was the election campaign was tough and particularly divisive i just sing the nation for the first time as the country's president elect from inside his own home also now a spark of unity brought their lives north of oh this is

a country for us all brazilians by birth or heart you know brazil of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws. that with them very different scenes in sao paulo amongst supporters of his leftist opponent fernando had. and out on the street there was anger towards the winner. many protesters shouting not him. clark yeah i'm in mourning not for me but for presenting it doesn't deserve this it doesn't deserve this ignorance. all scenarios are highly polarizing figure in brazil critics charge him with repeatedly making with such a mystic homophobic and racist comments and defending torture he's also praised the military dictatorship which led the country from nine hundred sixty four to nine

hundred eighty five many political analysts say his sudden popularity is a symptom of the multiple crises besetting brazil. sinatra's pledged to crack down on rampant corruption and to rescue an economy in turmoil. but the former captain's major promises being to get tough on crime he says violence in brazil has reached epidemic levels in early september both and i was stabbed during a campaign rally possibly only proving his point in many people's eyes the hard work. during campaigning both in iraq painted himself as a man far removed from the country's political elite but now he's in power brazilians will be wondering what he's going to do with it. tried to rio de janeiro than where we joined did only correspond to feel. welcome ophelia this was a divisive polarizing campaign. to unite the country or is this presidency likely

to be as divisive as his campaign well what we heard in his first speech yesterday after the election finished and he was announced president was that he will seek this union unite to unite the country he has certainly promised that this division will and the vision that has been seen even within families were supporters and opponents of joey votto nat'l were fighting each other in the months before the election now this speech of unifying the country is very different though to the one he had been making during his campaign where when he said that he would cleanse the country of all those who support who still support the workers' party and his his candidate from on the that and that he would incarcerate them or make them leave the country so he is very unpredictable that's why he has also been compared to donald trump and so we will see if this is also seen in his politics when he becomes president and

what his biggest priority is. well one of his first priorities is to reform the ministries that's what he has said and that's by cutting them into hof and also by putting people in the front of ministries that are employed titian's but rather technicians and experts in the area he wants to reform the pension system that is very old in brazil and that is causing a fiscal deficit every year and quite a big one and he wants to also. to to make a reform and make a. unique tax rate of the twenty percent that's by increasing taxes to the poorer ones and also reducing those ones for the bigger companies and investors but he's a former army captain and he said to have many followers amongst the military as we

heard in the fourth brazil was ruled by a military dictatorship until one thousand nine hundred five a people worried about military influence will. reappear in the country well many people do fear that that he will engage too much with the military has for sure suggested to bring the military to the streets to control crime and security which hits brazil very hard he has also proposed to create one military school in every state capital of brazil he has also suggested a gun law that will permit every brazilian to carry a fire gun and some n.g.o.s have feared that the protection of human rights will diminish in the country during his presidency. correspondent for the homes of rio de janeiro thank you. so let's get more on brazil's election with christopher

coke from a business a staff and jay of also has plans to overhaul the country's economy that's right phil fixing the economy with its most pressing problems would be jab also nora's first priority as economic adviser said on monday and that could lead to sweeping changes in brazil for example despite having opposed privatizations for more than twenty years they're now said to top mr ball sonars agenda he also wants to overhaul results costly pension system years of recession mounting debt and growing unemployment have changed many people's lives for the worse. in brazil poverty is a fact of life unemployment is at twelve percent that's the second highest in latin america meaning thirteen million people without a job people are struggling with the ever increasing cost of living those that have work pay astronomical taxes which are supposed to flush money into state coffers the incoming president has promised many things he plans to sell state owned

companies and use that money to pay off the state debt but the most important state owned companies such as petro brass and bank will do but i still remain exempt in addition he's declared war on the countries in demick corruption but brazilians are skeptical. to fifty five percent of the electors believe that this is a historical moment that everything will be brilliant hopes so. i think it's good that has been voted because we've had enough of twelve years of the workers' party in our country. it's true that the outgoing government has left an economic mess behind over the past five years national debt has risen from around sixty percent of g.d.p. to a current level of almost ninety percent. which has already slipped by around twenty percent this year recently hit a two year low but after years of recession the economy had recently begun to pick

up again if that trend continues will be only too happy to take the credit brazil's stock exchange has already reacted positively to the new political order. britain's finance minister philip hammond has been laying out his spending plans for the coming year this fall's budget as the last before bracks of next march when the u.k. leaves near opinion haven't haven't promises that britain's economy will grow by one point six percent after that he also expects a dressing fall in the deficit but today's budget would have to be completely overhauled if britain crashes out of the european union with out a withdrawal deal. a lot of things will be overhauled after backside and news has emerged that the ground is a writing beginning to shift when it comes to post bracks and financial markets. sent us this report. to the very interesting news which was also very much. among

traders on the trading floor why. europe would need a new financial how many more than one. market. operation frankfurt also. doubling trading hours are converging on the netherlands. to london after britain leaves the bloc. woman. thirty to forty percent of the european trading and. will want being house now in the netherlands making center of europe trading. then your club reporting from frankfurt they're coming soon to china factory where robots will build robots swiss firm a.b.b. plans to build a one hundred fifty million dollar factory in shanghai which is slated to open in two years a.b.b.

will produce industrial robots there with which will then be moved to other factories to build cars or assemble electronics machines will work alongside with just a few humans as even auto pilot cars roll follow robots around the factory carting necessary supplies businesses to invest heavily in china comes as a tense trade dispute is playing out between washington and beijing. it's back to phil now and a tragedy in indonesia thanks chris so yes the officials in indonesia say the pilot of a lion air flight that crashed into the sea asked for permission to return to jakarta just minutes after takeoff air traffic control lost contact with the plane shortly afterwards rescuers believe all one hundred eighty nine people died when it plummeted into the ocean on monday morning. as darkness fell in indonesia rescuers started the grim task of carrying the bodies of those killed to sure. they

had initially been talk of finding people alive but as the divers began locating human remains they ruled out the chance of anyone surviving the impact of the crash . my prediction is no one has survived because we only managed to retrieve body parts that are incomplete. and it has been hours since the crash so it is possible all one hundred eighty nine people were killed. three people are still waiting for answers as to why the plane went down one specialist aviation website checked its progress minutes after takeoff the pilot reported a problem and requested to be allowed to return to the airport three quest was granted but then the plane made a sudden sharp dive into the sea. for the families and loved ones waiting at the destination the region about one hour north of jakarta the news could not have been

worse. i waited until after eight am but there was still no word so i asked an official then he said the flight lost contact. with. the crash is also a blow to indonesia's safety record the plane a boeing seven three seven max eight was just a few months old the airline said a recent technical problem had been repaired now the pressure is on for the country to get to the bottom of what caused this tragedy. let's go to jakarta then got the latest from journalist and more so welcome to day w. now i understand the relatives of those on board have gathered at jakarta airport to wait for news what's happening. so the contacts i've spoken with just said that all for all families all day had been gathered not only

at the airport. where the plane left but also to hollywood the other airport in jakarta and as the reporters said they were just waiting there for a lot of news but the only news that they could get was watching the t.v. and i mean the reports coming out from from the t.v. news which is devastating and i can't imagine they would have been for family members because they were bringing back body bags but they are then being told that in the body bags were not even full bodies. and then after learning that the search and rescue team doesn't expect to find any survivors most of the families when whom or to the hospital and police station to see if their loved one could have been counted or identified. and you've been speaking to friends of people who lost a loved one both to tell us about how bad days unfolded yeah unfortunately in some context i have been lost some friends in a plane crash. one friend told me that the office hasn't really done any work today

and it's just become a place for a collective prayer he said that everyone at the same time just didn't believe it monday morning coming back to work like not everyone is going back to work that day and then a week. and then another friend also. said to his office i'm just waiting for a miracle to happen waiting for some news to come out saying that not everyone died on the plane but i don't know if that will ever come out. rest of the families are waiting at the airport in incident night for news about plane passengers and there were tents set up from national ministries to help out but. yeah. tell us about. this as this is quite a big low cost all right so with all the mixed safety record. yeah. i can tell you i have flown land there a bunch of times and i've even found the flight. that crashed today. the i

think the big point is liner is the low cost operator and that means a lot of people need to use it to get the tween into these islands and then to the same time where there are ferries they go in between islands but that's even even more dangerous so lion air becomes the cheaper option to get quickly the same places and. i lion air in my city where i'm based in indonesia i'm in jakarta now. in the last year that had actually two crashes they've never had they've had once a fatal crash and i was in two thousand or but since then i haven't had any fatal injuries that happen on the plane but a lot of mishaps and safety regulations that haven't been told. and most in jakarta factor. this is day two of the news live from berlin still to come about in biased argentinean author star thomas us out of sight of spain and his own website

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anything at all. is for real peace and impossibilities. nineteen eighteen not for god w.'s november focus. this is the w. news that live from above that i'm filled gal top story at this hour job and i'm going to battle has not and she will not stand for another term at elections in twenty twenty one she also said she would stand down as chair of her conservative democrat party in december scars what follows heavy losses for the chancellor's conservatives in recent state elections. marita strauss i spent discussing this with political scientist. missive in what is

a problem that the resignation of go on knuckle resolves. foremost i would say it's a very important symbolic step so because we've seen in the elections yesterday night it was not about politics not about political issues it was pretty much about an image problem of the grand coalition and she wanted to be proactively counter this image problem so will this help the grand coalition at least it can help the c.d.u. for sure because both coalition partners have been significant in the losing support in the german population and if she by this step can send a signal and a message to the german people ok i understood i got it so we have to change something and i will lead by example and step down and one of my two positions that's an important move was the message of the germans voters to leave in the mainstream parties and go to french's off the left or the right i wouldn't even say that they go to the fringes because if you see the city you yesterday lost much more support and voters to the green party which predominantly are based in the

middle so. of course we have a rise of the radical left and right but general actually i would still agree that the you win the elections in germany in the middle so but you have to be credible and this was an issue of credibility that both parties the s.p.d.m. the c.d.u. and lost significantly i'm going to mark a one said that the chancery and the president c.f. to see that you are and separable so how can this work out now she made a good argument for this when and she said ok i will nod run once more for chancellor in the next elections so there was a precondition for her to be. in a stable position in this in this office but when she said ok this is my last term then why should she needed to be chairman of the c.d.u. is so it's a very interesting and very important step to say ok so we have to to have a transformative process and i'm starting with this right now this is unprecedented in german politics it's just the beginning of the end of i am not

a clue. yeah definitely it is and it was quite obvious for quite some time that she so nobody i think had in the cards that she would run for another term as chancellor so therefore everyone knew this would come at some point but nobody could say when it will happen so and now she made a decision she made her very own step forward and that's a significant move so therefore full respect of what she did so well that the implications for europe the european union. pretty much depends on the wing man woman as her successor if she has someone in her back on next to her as new chairman of the c.d.u. who's supporting her like the secretary general and i got comfortable for instance so or someone like armey lusher who is another the prime minister of an alternate failure both of very close allies of america that could help her because then she would remain in a very strong position if she's faced was one of her former rivals that of course could change the picture immediately thank you mr. that was so i could look at some

of the online reaction to chancellor merkel's an announcement today with social media editor jarrett reed welcome jarrett talk us through what you've been saying basically a lot of people are talking about how it is staggering her exit from political life because as we've been hearing lately this you should give up the party leadership but she intends to remain chancellor which is not unprecedented in german politics but it's certainly not how things are usually done and some of the political opponents are saying they wish you would go a little bit quicker than people like christiane live now from the free democrats he tweeted it might be good for the c.d.u. to have a new policy leader for our country it'd be good if we had a new head of government merkel is giving up the wrong office he says over to france far right leader that pen says the election results so the regional elections that we've been seeing this weekend and two weeks ago are rolling in for

. their all the same it's a freefall she says the french president's allies like. ling and they're increasingly weak and that's good news according to the pen people like john david souter from the german huffington post say it's a good thing that things of being shaken up a bit he writes simple life is arriving in berlin politics no matter whether you have cd you leanings or not the fact that this and finally some competition can only have a positive effect on the mood of the country and people agree maybe it's time for miracle to move on but they're still paying tribute to her as well this is under us klute from hundreds blots he says i can say this about until americal she's almost certainly the most dignified world leader today or in my lifetime a she sets an example still a lot of questions being thrown up today for mongul america's announcement can the coalition government go to its full term what is life going to look like after i'm

gone and we have some really good analysis on our website about these questions it's d.w. dot com jared thanks so much. well i'm going to measure is announcement to step down as party leader not seek reelection is also a topic among investors currency markets are usually quick to react to this type of news and indeed the euro dipped to a low of one dollar dollar thirteen after the chancellor's announcement but european stock markets had a different take as the news broke germany's dax putting on an immediate two percent spurt it was a pretty clear statement in a market that's weakened considerably in recent weeks. germany can argue there is

have also been reacting to. a fracture president of the german institute for economic research says ms macas accession needs to be sorted out as quickly as possible it is by chancellor merkel creates a lot of uncertainty everyone is asking what will happen to the government will there be a new chancellor will it improve the ability of the government to act to push reforms in germany in europe as well so this uncertainty is a bad thing for the economy because it means companies and printers don't know what will happen will invest less but create fewer jobs and this ultimately has also an economic cost for germany. most of us are president of the german institute for economic research speaking there how in is just around the corner and millions of americans are expected to celebrate it the u.s. national retail federation says annual survey says more than one hundred seventy five million of them are planning to spook around festival of horror could help

kick of a retail boom in the united states during the last quarter or two and spending on costumes and decorations is expected to reach nine billion dollars slightly short of last year's record but a strong showing by shoppers during halloween could be a sign that the u.s. economy is still robust and spite recent stock market volatility. and staying with the scary stuff a visit to the dentist is sure to creep many people and in pakistan in particular the experience is nothing for the half hearted many dentists there have decided to treat their patients on the street who otherwise couldn't afford dental care. polishing and cleaning for about two dollars that prevents cavity this. is

not that i don't have enough money for the dentists in the hospitals they charge thirty to forty dollars just for cleaning so it's better to go to the street dentists who can do it for only two dollars they can even fix the teeth. it's all about improvise ation of the open air clinics in the pakistani city of rawalpindi for many locals street dentists are the only option for dental care the average pakistani earns around one hundred dollars a month. but the experience is not for the squeamish. one but i don't have a little daisy we have a special chemical which we apply and works well we can't do root canal treatments because we don't have the equipment for that patient support and with a doctor look at them under no one and do something for your teeth polish and clean them noise dust and poor hygiene that's what patients put up with but business is booming for the dentists. treat up to one hundred patients

a day. these dentists earn between twenty and twenty five dollars daily that's a lot of money in pakistan but for the patient it all comes down to trust it's almost impossible to know how qualified the street dentists are. or. pays to have a dentist expect to fill. kristoff that will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the prime suspect in a deadly synagogue shooting in pittsburgh has appeared in court for the six year old robert bowers is accused of carrying out the mass killing on saturday a memorial spin set up outside the tree of life synagogue in the city eleven people were killed. another suspicious package addressed to c.n.n. has been intercepted in the united states it was recovered at a post office in. atlanta where the cable t.v. network is based the f.b.i. says it looked similar in appearance to others sent last week to prominent critics

of president trump they contained pipe bombs. a female suicide bomber has blown herself up in tunisia as capital the country's interior minister says nine people including eight police officers were wounded the incident took place in central tunis near the city's landmark municipal theater a police cordoned off the area. where hundreds of russians have gathered in central moscow to commemorate the victims of stalin's terror despite doubts city or thought says despite doubts that city with orders would allow the event to go ahead the official day of remembrance is tomorrow but russians are increasingly overlooking the brutal repression of the stalin years for a rosy view of the past d.w. has met a few of those determined to set the record straight. moscow residents wait for hours in the cold for their turn they read out the names of those murdered under stalin for many of these are the names of their relatives. who

we believe back again yet even of my mother she was fifty years old a teacher shot on october third one thousand nine hundred thirty eight. russian politicians hadn't wanted this ceremony to take place here directly in front of the headquarters of the russian secret service but in the end it did thanks to the persistence of human rights organization memorial losing as if we cannot bring the murder back to life but we can honor their memory by trying to understand how all this could happen and how we can ensure it never happens again. and most of the participants are elderly only a few young people are here. who can use the but it's a to be subject it was a dock area and subject history that people choose not to talk about hotly not to cause themselves any pain it's as much nice to be a second disappointment and the dust on the hood of

a new there's no remorse shown on a national level not like it's done in today's germany for example to me and more according to opinion polls half of all russians think positively about stalin soviet victories in the second world war are on the curriculum in schools and universities but fewer and fewer russians are aware that millions of their countrymen were executed imprisoned or deported under stalinist regime eighty three year old victim was held for years in a gulag listening to you see a little program today when i watch russian television i see crime shows entertainment and business shows and to excuse my frankness pornography is easy as a cry hear this. but i don't see many programs of real substance. mala said you write it in for a month survive it. that's one reason why today only a minority of russians consider stalin's crimes to be inexcusable.

fault then starting with football will take a look at sunday's actions bradman had been fierce form so far this season and his labor would have seen them climb to second position the guests on the other hand have been struggling this season but managed a shock when and bremen. braman were flying high on the floor and before this game and a win would have sent them by in munich but the absence of injured center back nicholas moyes and hurt the hosts and after just eight minutes carrying better robbie took advantage of some disorganised defending to set up kevin fall and leg accusing continue to find themselves with a cause of space going forward and in the thirty eighth minute they made braman pay once more brands with the emphatic final touch to this move. next to exploit the gaping holes in braman back line was carrying bella robbie a fine chip over keeper you repaired lenka to make it three nil at the break in the

second half the hosts finally seem to wake up and it was local legend cloudy zero point zero who brought braman back into the game the oldest player in the league bringing his side fresh hope. a comeback really seemed to be on the cards when you hear of sacco turned this scrappy corner in just two minutes later but braman continued to offer their guests space in behind the defense at this time it was have a spook capitalized to mine thousand year old with his second league goal of the season. and still there were more goals to come later cusins alexander drag a bitch nipping in front of sebastian lang camp to save the brain and center back from knocking into his own net. still seem determined to score an own goal but this effort five minutes later it was officially awarded to cry halfords six to the final score on a disastrous evening for braman laver cruisin meanwhile celebrate their first away win of the season in style. the leicester city football club have confirmed the

death of its own. problems following a helicopter crash on saturday that midweek fixture against southampton spring councils for about had a problem made his fortune with a vast a duty free empire before buying that in twenty ten years transformation of the club culminated in an against the odds league title in twenty sixteen. tributes being laid out at lester's king power stadium near where the helicopter carrying beach i see what had a proper crashed killing him and four others on saturday night. on sunday before the deaths were confirmed clubs in the english premier league were already mourning the loss. this is. visiting match united where the tie football team rescued from a flooded cave in july. players of all teams in action will black armbands to mock

the tragic death of an owner who had indeed himself the fans by giving his all to the city. which is something i would to be i know he's put in some article. very difficult to watch right. now i've committed night rescue because typing is what. the hole from roger such a part of leicester city would make this football to dream the impossible. the shy seven hundred probably less a city in two thousand and ten but did not fit the stereotype of the billionaire overseas owner a constant presence at home games under his stewardship lest the city achieve one of the greatest sporting fairy tales just one year after narrowly escaping relegation leicester were crowned premier league champions in twenty sixteen with pre-season odds raising their chances at five thousand to one known for kind

gestures he donated millions of pounds to local charities and handed out sixty three season tickets to fans to mark his sixtieth birthday. but had a problem will be fondly remembered as a shining light in the city of leicester and beyond. well to formula one lewis hamilton won his fifth world championship at a mexican grand prix on sunday the only driver in the history of the sport to one more world championships is retired racing legend michael schumacher who had seven but the bread is closing and having secured another crowd on sunday is the story of this season's title defense. lewis hamilton champion again his fifth formula one world title has arguably been his toughest the mercedes driver expected and initially got a big challenge from ferrari before he was able to streak away to overall victory i think it's just really about been consistent in the most consistent so far. but

says it seen it started off a little bit up and down and begin the season initially the briton struggled to keep up with title rival sebastian fettle at the mid-season break the ferrari driver was in the lead with four wins and eight podium finishes defending champion hamilton was trailing sat in a technically inferior car. but the team and their star driver didn't pan. spirit within the team is trying to get him and these experiences that we've been having and how we've been handling them have really united us more than any of the year the teams engineers showed their worth they moved quickly to modify a few parts and make technical changes which got rid of the traction issues that had slowed the car down they were ruthless his mercedes teammate valtteri bottas was relegated to a supporting role fassel didn't have that type of support from his teammates and

while the ferrari driver faltered hamilton cruised through the second half of the season with aplomb michelle schumacher is record of seven world titles may now be in sight for a dominant annulled. the berlin based argentinean artist thomas to say no has just taken over the entire exhibition space palaces palette tokyo contemporary art museum all thirteen thousand square meters of it even metal desk is here to tell us what welcome robin so this exhibition is called on and not one for. it is really sarah saying i was fascinated by spiders and indeed their webs you see and these installations there are mostly based on and the even does use some spiders behind glass i have to say in his installations as well. he says the spider's

web through spider's web use trying to illustrate a difficult relationship with the cosmos with the universe and instead is to put any iraqi. to rest sarah saying no is not the first modern artist to full foul of the cleaners because the was one spider in the entrance hall that was allowed to roam free ok cletus. over the other spiders that are volved of. the way let's have a look at the rest of the exhibition. to tokyo in the shadow of the eiffel tower once a year and the extensive exhibition space is completely handed over to a single artist for thomas and say no it's his biggest the most ambitious show so far to find webs that he has constructed throughout the space and generate acoustic signals just like those of the real spiders that inspire him. spy there's

a blind and deaf because they hear a much more range of what we can hear very low frequency and this is me what happened there sometimes when you touch some of these think you can hear but many of these things are what it produces a kind of a vibration which is below the human range. only five visitors are allowed in the large where at any one time they become part of the sound generated by the threads it's an interactive spider symphony sound so you know started by collecting hundreds of spiders from the museum and then taking them with him to his studio in berlin there they were allowed to spin the webs that are now part of the exhibition for the return journey the spiders were packed in class vitrines but the glass broke fortunately the spider webs survived. the spine is in a museum very used to aunts or even better many others and they will remain

part of a community of artists in the future. spinors without web starve to death even if insects are placed right in front of them your own where as an extension of your senses and self the same applies to humans says the artist without our web consisting of our environment and planets we could not live. the well being of the planet is the artist's concern in many of his projects this huge balloon made out of plastic bags designed to transport people with energy here self generating pictures are drawn with pollution concentrated into pens. sarah saying no as long legged arts assistants however contribute the greatest arts the exhibition is worthwhile just to become fully aware of the beauty of these

natural works it's. quite a dangerous life for the spiders so by the sound of things. he didn't start off life as an author you know he studied architecture and actually when he was actually here in germany university and when he was studying he spent the time in the department of a collaboration with students then he went to. the american space agency and studied them and indeed for some time now he's been working with scientists on a project called arrowsmith which aims to separate flying from fossil fuels and in fact we see here this in twenty fifteen cents and it was involved in setting the record for the longest manned solar powered balloon flight this balloon home above the earth just. with one passenger nearly three hours now without any few whatsoever and are presume the the solar panels got heat in

saw made the the air inside the balloon but i have to say i've been reading about this not said it's ever i'm not a physicist and i think it has to do with quantum physics which is even that far completely foreign language to me but it does it is very interesting i must say because we've got to get away from fossil fuels some time down the line and this is the work of lots of scientists i'm with nasa about this and they're working on that sort of constantly to see how they can do this is fascinating stuff so he's a very talented artist but a lot. more on the web site is embodied d.w. dot com slash culture maybe explain it better than i you know you know do you know it's like the stars it's all right let me explain quantum physics to robert perhaps we'll do that after the program fact give rob a medal. so. you are up to date so we'll have more at the top of the

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is d. w. news weibo from berlin tonight europe's longest serving political leader says the time has come for change german chancellor angela merkel says this is her fourth and final term in office. today also announced that she will resign as head of her c.d.u. conservative party at the end of the year disastrous regional election results just one factor forcing the chancellor to plan her departure after more than a decade in power also coming up as one leader prepares to exit another prepares to enter.