this is you don't reduce life for berlin a critical moment for the u.k. springs of negotiations prime minister theresa may tells parliament chill do everything she can to deliver a divorce for divorce deal from the e.u. but as the next seventy two hours will be crucial european leaders are set to sign off on the deal at a special summit on sunday also coming up hope for a nation ravaged by violence and famine the u.s. secretary of defense says yemen is roaring up parties have agreed to peace talks they're due to take place next month in sweden and the board of this son five years its chairman karl is gone that's after his shock arrest earlier this week over

allegations of financial misconduct what's next for the japanese carmaker and its alliance with france's oh no. you're. a rock it's great to have you along to everyone all right we start with briggs it another step forward towards a brags the european council president onil to six as the e.u. and britain's government have agreed declaration on the two sides relationship after the u.k. leaves the bloc while a speaking in the british parliament say in the last hour or so prime minister theresa may said it was a good deal both for britain and for the e.u. for the opposition a labor leader a german court and said nothing had been agreed and described as quote a blind fold bragg's it leaders are hoping to sign off on the declaration and on

the breaks that treaty itself at a summit in brussels on sunday. all right lots to unpack to do we correspond bigger mass is standing by for us in london and our brussels birt chief max hoffman is at the h.q. before we start off our conversation let's take a quick listen to what theresa may said in parliament moments ago. this is because the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for our partners in the e.u. it honors the boat. owners the coaches the british people by taking back control of our borders all the rules and all money while protecting jobs security and the integrity of our precious united kingdom expensed free movement once and for all instead we will introduce a new skills based immigration system based not on the country people come from but

on what they can contribute to the u.k. . it is the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. . we will make our own rules in our own parliaments here in westminster and in edinburgh cardiff and belfast and they will be adjudicated on by u.k. courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. aren't theresa may there making her pitch just moments ago in the house of commons very want to go to you first did she make a convincing case will she get this agreement through the house of commons and over the finish line. well what certainly shone through for me was a determination to deliver it she said i'm determined to deliver breck said this is how she ended her statement and she definitely tried to convince mostly i think the brics it is in their own party she stressed that the u.k. was now an independent state an independent coastal state even as she said and she

she emphasized that all the the will of the people will from have point of view will be pulled through and breck's it will happen and that the u.k. will be able to stand on its own two feet and definitely mostly i think she spoke to the brics it is her own party who are very very critical of this deal this much we know all right now we also of course are heard from the opposition leader mr jeremy corbin let's take a listen to what he said and then i'll toss it to you max the prime minister said nothing is agreed until everything is agreed it's clear from this document that he did nothing is agreed to this is the blindfold bricks that we all see a huge leap in the dark all right max want to go over to you a leap in the dark if the e.u. does sign off on the brakes a deal then what. well what he was talking about here was not the braggs the deal he was talking about the political agreement so was supposed to outline the nature of the future relationship between the u.k. and the u.

and of course he's not wrong but there's no other way to do it because you can only really negotiate in earnest that future between the e.u. and the k. once the u.k. has left the european union and that will happen on the twenty ninth of march twenty nine thousand so what we have here with the political agreement is more or less a guideline this can be changed it can also fail that's why by i go by the way it was so important for the e.u. to have a backstop to avoid a hard border between northern ireland in ireland because of everything about the future relationship between the u.k. and that you had already been agreed on now you would not need a backstop so even if this was quite an impressive statement what he said there was clear you know has been clear for quite some time now rights and now theresa may also address the issue of your brother this is what she said last night i spoke to prime minister sanchez of spain we have been working constructively with the

governments of spain. in the negotiations on the withdrawal agreement and we want this to continue in the future relationship but i was absolutely clear that gibraltar as british software will be protected. and that the future relationship we have three must work for the whole u.k. family gibraltar is part of the u.k. she says i'm going to put the same question to you both starting off with beer good she's sticking to her guns here. she's sticking to our guns when the we got rolled up because the noise that i hear in westminster is that this is something that can be so thought i don't know whether mark says the same impression but it's not regarded from the u.k. cited these as a major point here it's really about the brics it isn't a reason maybe. to renegotiate the backs of that much max is just explain and this is the one of the crucial points which will make it difficult for the reason may to

get this over the finishing line what is debated here and paul of and it a few weeks time max now to you is spain going to buy this. i'm not sure how this is going to be play out to be quite honest and none of our sources is either here in brussels because spain has backed itself against the wall or climb the tree or whatever you want to call it it is unclear how they're going to get down that tree what we do know is that the other members of the e.u. twenty seven club so the european union minus the united kingdom do not under any circumstances want to open up the withdrawal agreement again and that's exactly what spain once so although this topic really hasn't popped up much in the coming in the in the last years during the negotiations it's here now in full force and spain has even threatened not to sign the withdrawal agreement and of course what we're hearing from other countries is no why did the not come up with this earlier

why do we have to do this now so it's putting a lot of pressure on the european union but still the sense here is that this will get solved somehow the question just is how all right max often brussels birch chief i think you for your reporting and of course also bear good marks for us in london thank you so much. for art now war peace talks between yemen's warring parties looks set to take place in sweden and early december all that's at least according to the u.s. secretary of defense for the people of yemen the talks just can't come soon enough aid agencies estimate that more than eighty thousand children may have died from extreme hunger in the past three years of yemen civil war and the u.n. says half the country's population is now on the brink of famine. this is one year old myside when this footage was taken on the twenty third of october he's mother said he'd been diagnosed with malnutrition twice in the last

six months because the one of her. he keeps having a high fever during the night so i don't know how to get his temperature down when it's high. now at home we don't know what condition musayyib is in at present but his story resonates today as an aid group warns eighty five thousand children in yemen may have died of hunger since the civil war broke out in two thousand and fifteen it's a country literally on the brink of famine half a million young lives immediately a risk we need to focus on this crisis because it is the single greatest humanitarian crisis facing us as an international community. as the world learned of the probable extent of the country's humanitarian crisis the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths arrived in the rebel health care facility for talks with who the rebels he said both sides in yemen have agreed to attend peace talks

soon to in the country's civil war. but the fighting is still raging in her data and other areas making life a daily struggle for people in yemen. i added that is that a lot about when i make breakfast i pray that we'll be able to have lunch and when lunch comes i wonder what we'll have to supper. and when you go to sleep you start thinking india gods what's my going to feed them some are oh well the heart of. peace talks have been scheduled for early december in sweden but similar if it's in the past have failed to produce any agreement to stop the violence. now to some of the other stories making news around the world hugh a court in israel has sentenced an american israeli man to ten years in jail after he was convicted of a string of hoax bomb threats against jewish community centers in the united states

the court said he had threatened some two thousand and situations before his arrest last year. eight employees of a french drilling firm have been killed in southeastern you share the company said gunmen attacked the crew while they rested in the village just two more and officials at the attackers may be members of the jihad as boko haram group from neighboring nigeria. the un says the amount of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere had a new record in twenty seventeen officials warned that the increase means the opportunity to limit global warming is almost closed all data shows levels of c o two and other gases that trap heat rising at a steady rate. the. popular russian rapper is facing two weeks in jail for performing in the street after officials reportedly canceled his concerts twenty five year old husky is known for raps mocking

authorities and police brutality he was detained late wednesday in the southern russian city of crossing. the border in the sun has voted to kick out chairman karl is gone he's in prison are suspicion of falsifying financial reports of japanese carmakers french partner no is keeping gone on as chief executive naming an interim c.e.o. yesterday a major rift is now emerging between the companies and their own lions. it was an eagerly awaited decision in tokyo and around the world for hours nissan's top executives held consultations with their c.e.o. hero to a psych hour then it became clear go in must leave his position as chairman of nissan site is expected to be his temporary successor. carlos ghosn has plunged from the plush surroundings of his executive suite to a spartan cell behind the walls of this tokyo jail rumors that nathan management

was behind his fall from grace spreads like wildfire. it's a source of coup de tat by nissan those who didn't like him to him internally to make him full. carlos ghosn is one of the most successful also company bosses of all time in one thousand nine hundred six he began restructuring struggling french carmaker ran zero three years later he engineered the alliance with nissan he soon had this company back on the road to success as well but a no holds a forty three percent stake in nisanit giving the french a lot of power in the company through to even appointing minnis on board the japanese company has only a fifteen percent stake and ran no leaving it with no effective or power in its french partner. a complete merger would have cemented nissan's position as the weaker partner even though the company is performing better than ran over the as sting of goan could signify that the japanese automaker wants to expand its

influence in its alliance with france's right now. and a reminder now of the main story there we're tracking for you asked this hour u.k. prime minister theresa may has told parliament there are birds that negotiations are at a critical juncture ahead of an e.u. summit on sunday and he was outlining the terms of a draft deal on poster briggs that relations between london and brussels but she failed to convince opposition labor party leader jeremy coburn who called the deal quote the worst of all worlds. rocky washington we knew his life erm role in and of course the news continues at the top of the hour for now i would like to leave you with some of the stele joe it's been exactly fifty years says the beatles released their white album nowadays considered one of the greatest albums of all time take a lesson. they

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cannot so in our generation is really tied up with the media social media platforms are important to us even at a young age you wouldn't want to miss anything i mean it's sort of they take up a few hours of my day in part maybe three or four hours a day if you're still numb talk so what's the central goal the addictive nature of social media is not i mean issue one u.s. talk shows but around the globe campaigns like that a former google employee tristen harris one companies are deliberately manipulating youngsters to get them hooked this is either unless we change course really genuinely i one hundred percent because you're going to do you know i think this is the next essential i absolutely believe that this is not for fun this is not because writing a book or selling soap this is like guys you don't want an extraction based economy powered by playing chess against people's minds winning because it will. truth about tech is the name. of harris's initiative. watching the war story in check as

. watch videos don't fly again like everything their own truth about tech ends to raise awareness to the risks of social media and encourages social debate the campaign isn't out with a budget of around six million euros some of the money is eminent for educational campaigns and schools like media partners so in so sponsoring t.v. broadcasts to the tune of forty three million euros. what's special about the campaign is that the initiators themselves once worked as programmers and developers for facebook or google. now back criticizing what they helped create. behind the other side of the screen when you're using it there's one hundred engineers whose entire job not because they're evil but their job is to figure out how do i keep you coming back to the product so you tube wants to auto play the next video snap chat wants to put the number of days in

a row and something called the streak next to every single person in your kid's contacts they say if you've got thirty friends they say here's the number of days in a row you've spent you've sent a message to each friend and it keeps each of them hot. snapchat strategy certainly seems to be working. but you know that's what i know people that take it really seriously and if their street starts fading this hourglass pop supplemental cold to say send me just now after the hour glass is here we can't lose our strength for a long. time intimacy is a professor at the addiction research center in hamburg he found that two point six percent of german youth are affected by what he calls a social media disorder this can impact the whole of society as addiction quickly leads to depression. i didn't like the climate well i don't want to sound too bleak but i see a huge tsunami coming towards us right now. of in fact we're

already has an early stage. with the right preventative measures we still have a chance to fight it but we have to use this chance. at hamburg secondary school media competence plays a key role a social media officer helps students think about the use of social media and be critical of large companies the people who don't believe that the companies self regulate. and they have a huge responsibility in that respect because they control it all but i don't think that they would regulate it because things are the way they want it for the. good this is how they make their money on billions and i don't care if a few hundred thousand kids are addicted. so that because they earn billions off. facebook unco love posting about how they connect people but they don't like talking about how they profit from making sure users stay active on their platforms

. shift sands more social responsibility. and now networkers digital innovators committed to special projects today gamer abdulaziz al shehri. he was the first arab east ports world champion and proud of it known as mr dunne the saudi arabian man the fifa interactive world cup in two thousand and fifteen with that he also achieved his goal of making sport better known and his country it's like an evolution because nobody has ever done such a thing i do everyone once they hear that i wonder if i walked out they were just asking what is this game and what is it playing and how did we how did we become a wall chant you know that things are delicious as sherry posts his gaming tactics on you tube and adds a commentary in arabic he likes addressing his followers directly and that's received. well in the community. they treat you like

a role model you know they they see something like ok we really want to be like i did as he is one day we want to win trophies you want to over the wall you want to be pro feet again. i think that's how they look like but for me i try to build it i try to give them some advice i try to motivate them if i wanted to you can win it. a large part of the population in saudi arabia is young gaming is a way for them to network and form communities communities that could create change beyond the world of e-sports. and now digital plastic surgery to impress on social media many users retouch their soldiers special photo apps pack on more muscle all smooth your skin what impact is this suppose that perfection truly have . anywhere and any time alone together for another

group selfies have become part of our everyday life when people like your picture are there like makes you happy i'm not against selfies but i don't really love them because i feel like people post them a lot to boost their confidence in school they called me selfie clean because i take selfies every day during each class. the perfect selfie platform is instagram over a billion users share their pictures on it and they're free to stage their lives however they like the photos are not always or frantic especially those of so-called influencers they present a seemingly perfect life to their millions of followers and in big through corporations with major brands as they go media educationalist andreas knows a lot about how this apparent perfection can affect youngsters. imagine a feeling here i am a fourteen year old girl with my own problems and i have to live up to this ideal being presented to me and it puts young people under enormous pressure. many

pictures have been reworked to add a flatter stomach or before. the re touch me app has been downloaded millions of times it's like digital plastic surgery. faced you can even enhanced the details of your face to broaden your smile simply move the slider. and the impulses by test the apps abilities. call was made me uncomfortable doing that changing my face like if you got used to doing that all the time then you wouldn't like yourself without it. my nose is too big anyway. you know i'm not sure that looks better. to be out in the past people in commercials were role models but now it's normal amateur people who look at half eight since i was sort of surrounded by perfect looking people and that's ridiculous because it's not true nobody is perfect it's had kind of perfect.

striving for perfection can become a problem studies show that beauty ideal circulating on social media can damage one's own self image. if we girls are a bit more susceptible but boys are affected too may follow people who go to the gym a lot in a certain body count is combat i. think it is i think that walked perceptions play a part you have to be careful. especially when these ideals are fed with positive feedback on line. shifts as a wrong role models can make you safe. and now are sure to sweep the ship snapshots of. alice in wonderland on instagram or franz kafka as well famous tell the metamorphosis so far insta stories have mostly been pictures stories now the new york public library. experimented on the photo

platform with texts it's a new approach to spreading literature through social media. more and more classics are being made accessible online this way. allan poe's the raven opens with a haunting and beautiful animation for displaying the text to scroll through. simply clicking right for the next page. and left for the previous page and intriguing experiments in presenting old stories a new way and that was our snapshot. if you want more stories from the digital age then visit our facebook page p.w. digital. here you can find the latest digital news and trends as well as recommended apps tech gadgets and helpful tutorials as well as episodes of shift of course follow us and tell us what you think is it either of you digital on facebook . and as always on shift we leave through the

exit internet find for the week today useful machine. is this what the heart of the internet looks like a machine which pumps out the eternal flood of data the fine cops keep on turning in an endless loop transporting trillions of bits and bytes. no there's nothing inside it's just a pretty exterior. the argentinian mall the studio specializes in elaborate three d. animation useful machines is the name of the video clip they serve absolutely no purpose spot they're wonderful to look at the one is ours producers know how to use computer generated graphics to make technology relaxing. and next week. sex with

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