those are the mountains of georgia. this is deja vu news live from berlin world leaders gather in argentina for the g. twenty summit president donald trump will be holding talks with the leaders of china and germany over tariffs and his plans for free trade alongside fair trade but will the other nations play along as forecasters warn of a looming showdown for the world economy also coming up. in ukraine bands know it's

very age russian men from entering the country this as army steps up its combat readiness under martial law. and it's an unprecedented humanitarian crisis the words of hugh was mair as an influx of migrants trying to reach the u.s. stretches that city's resources to the looks. bright thomas thanks so much for being with us the g. twenty summit is getting underway in buenos ayres this year's gathering comes as the world economy and markets are weakening and it was growing on certainty over ukraine president trump has already met with the summit host argentine president ratio mockery. he spoke of his longtime friendship with machree and said he hoped the two would discuss trade. but just before the summit start president trump

called off a meeting with another world leader vladimir putin the russian president has been under pressure over a naval clash with ukraine over the coast of crimea. lattimer putin has taken more than ukrainian sailors captive in the as a of c. his high stakes military and political maneuvering has ensured the group of twenty meeting will be dominated by two people the kremlin chief and his u.s. counterpart donald trump just like last year's g twenty when russian meddling in u.s. elections overshadowed the agenda the president's haven't met one on one since their july summit in helsinki where trump's behavior toward putin was bizarrely submissive leaving huge questions looming over between a siders european leaders and his advisors back home all want to show a united front and that's really our objective it doesn't really matter so much what practical steps are as long as we can show united front because remember

putin's objective is to sow discord and disunity in the western alliance europe's geography dooms it to being caught in the middle of moscow and washington politically when tensions flare in those capitals brussels feels the burn it will be difficult for the europeans to see their concerns on global trade addressed while navigating other diplomatic danger zones there are so many things going home could cause problems i mean. she jinping will be there so it's possible that if there is language on trades that trump. says something very negative about china or that others will want to say something very negative about protectionism and trump will insist that protectionism is good in america's first. difficult you will say have the saudis there as he and bonded points out even more . political drama will be ensured by the presence of saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin soman accused of ordering the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi

many european leaders have expressed outrage and scaled back ties trying hasn't one thing is certain about this g twenty there are going to be some awfully awkward photo ops one world leader not yet in argentina is the german chancellor all the makeover she's missing the summit start because her plane was forced to make an unscheduled landing due to technical problems the aircraft had only been in the air for hours when issues with its communication systems forced it to turn around and land in the western city clone told reporters it was a serious malfunction and she praised the very excellent crew onboard the delay will complicate backhoes full schedule of meetings after two days. of more on this let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady arrival at the g. twenty summit delayed by a technical problem with their plane now there was talk of police launching a criminal investigation in relation to that what's the latest. well we know now

that the that's the german air force they have now ruled out any suspicions of sabotage and earlier today the commander of the german air forces government fleet actually confirmed that it was in fact a radio communication system which failed while that craft was flying over the netherlands now it's actually due to the fact that they had an onboard satellite phone that they were able to turn the plane around and safely land back in germany in the city of cologne so that component as well which actually forced the plane to be grounded i guess is a evening that has now been replaced and the plane is now fit for use once again ok so if the chancellor can fly or how is she in the rest of it all again and so a large delegation getting to argentina. well a somewhat smaller delegation is now on the way to born us aries earliest his day

merkel and the german finance minister all off shots took off from cologne borne airport and flew to madrid and then they switched to a connecting flight it's actually a commercial flight all the way to borna serry so still quite a few hours to go until the german chancellor actually makes it to the g. twenty summit and you know how is this going to affect the very full schedule that the chancellor has at the summit well we know now the angle of merkel will definitely make the g twenty banquet tonight with the of the g. twenty leaders but we certainly going to delay some of those bilateral talks that were already scheduled to take place on the sidelines there were talks planned with the u.s. president the chinese president and also from india but we do know for certain now that the planned talks with the russian president vladimir putin that will definitely still take place on saturday but any of the talks they will be confirmed

when the chance of the arrives in one us heiress ok one very closely watched conversation expected as with the french president money will mark all that you were going to talk about objectives that they share in common for the european union will that talk going ahead. we haven't got confirmation get of cornwall's presenting his his european plan this morning at the g. twenty of course that would have been a huge blow to him as well that muckle who you know we've seen in recent weeks at this frank german relationship is really going to town when it comes to the reforms i'm making europe putting that forward on the world stage so that will have been a huge blow to michael in the fact that his friends i'm calling in europe german chancellor angela merkel wasn't in fact to that a day keep thanks very much bring us up to date on that along with trade

there are of course other pressing issues at the summit including how to reduce the rising tensions between russia and ukraine today ukraine has announced a ban on all fighting aged russian men from entering the country and ukrainian president of course franco has again shown evidence of what he says are russian military tanks amassing along this country's border the tanks just kilometers from ukraine are said to be close to where russia stores its ammunition and weapons systems. our correspondent david stern in kiev is following these developments for us david how worried is ukraine about combat aged russian men entering its territory. well apparently very worried about it as you say the president has announced that the men between the ages of sixteen and sixty will be prevented from coming into the country this is part of a general crackdown or restriction he said on all foreigners coming in but they

will be targeting in particular russians and the reason he said was to prevent them from forming. from forming that military groups but this is all part of the general martial law that we saw introduced to pass by parliament earlier in the week and we've been waiting to see exactly what the elements of this martial law is now it's coming out in bits and pieces and obviously this is going to affect life very people living in the ten territories which are find themselves under martial law on the border to areas near russia and the black and as of seas of david port franco claims that russian tanks are massing along the country's border has there been any independent confirmation of that. well the president has made these comments repeatedly over the last week and it should be said that the ukrainians have said this on a number of occasions before they've said that the russians are massing they fear they have feared incursions but this is the first on the president has said that

he's expecting a full scale there could be a full scale invasion hence the added measures on the on the borders but it also remains to be seen what exactly the russians intentions are on that they say it should come as any surprise if this is happening but this difference between that obviously and a full scale invasion is quite big and we are. as a result ukrainians especially here in the capital are extremely worried and put it briefly if you could are you koreans expecting a resumption of hostilities in the pro russian east of the country. well i guess you could say they hope for the best and expect the worst it's been that way since the beginning obviously we haven't seen a full scale invasion we may not see it but they're also they are afraid that perhaps the indication of what happened in the hours of c. is a sign that the that the conflict is escalating and perhaps even writing into other

areas david stern for us and thanks very much. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news today congo's health ministry says the current ebola outbreak in the east of that nation is the second biggest in history with more than four hundred confirmed and probable cases efforts to curb the epidemic are being hampered by a surge in violence and. the number of missiles cases has spiked globally by more than thirty percent as according to a new report from the world health organization the report pins the blame on gaps in backs the nation coverage visuals are especially worried about an increase in vaccine skeptical parents for not immunize your children. according to hundreds as convicted seven men in the murder of a prominent environmental activist i think a status led a grassroots campaign against a hydroelectric dam project on her tribes and such for lands she was shot dead in

her home in two thousand and sixteen. police in hong kong say five people have been killed and more than thirty injured in a bus crash on the made road to the airport bus was ferrying staff from the cathay pacific airline to work when it plowed into a broken down taxi. it's to india now are thousands of farmers have gathered in the capital delhi for a two day rally against the agricultural policies of prime minister narendra modi's government. on thursday tens of thousands took to the streets among their demands new minimum prices for their crops india is holding a general election next year and while farmers overwhelmingly supported modi in the last election a drop in their income is causing that support to wane our correspondent in delhi sonia fall in the car has been speaking to farmers she asked them about their grievances. one day when there's

a drought becomes follow during floods across or under water we get no relief. so. when our crops feel we just lose everything. the government does nothing to help us. understand and i am so glad i am we're farm laborers we have no land my husband can't work i have young children i have come to fight against the government that got a little now i have. taken a loan because we're not getting fair prices for across a college education my children every farmer i know is trapped in huge debt because they actually i wonder why this million kids not moral people assume middle class people also of course. you support do what movements in the water plate things there say we came here in the parliament is here. to struggle

before the parliament these men can make their they're saying we came here and we want to pretend raise more the golden mean. for more we spoke earlier with our correspondent in. the car about those protests this is i mean really not the first time that we're seeing these massive farmer rallies in the last year and a half many cities including davy have had with as these these huge protests the farmers who really say that there is a full blown farming crisis under way in india and the background to this is that for many years now india's farming sector has really been plagued by drought by falling incomes by crop failures and that has taken a heavy toll on farmers the bulk of whom are poor so you know when harvest field farmers often forced to to borrow money off that high cost sometimes from private money lenders to pay for seeds to pay for fertilizer. sometimes that one healthcare

costs and reports in india say that you know every your cozzens off deputy follows well i'm able to pay back these loans end up committing suicide out of desperation so i think it's a very grim situation for maybe five minutes on your phone a car there reporting for us from delhi it's to mexico now where the. as called the plight of migrants stranded in his city an unprecedented humanitarian crisis the town on the u.s. mexican border is dealing with an influx of some seven thousand central americans trying to reach the u.s. to apply for asylum it only has shelter for about a third of those people leading to squalid conditions correspondent stefan simone's went to the cap you met with some of the migrants who have tracked thousands of kilometers in search of a better life. the most unique thing about one of the biggest shelter for the so called caravan migrants is that it provides hardly any shelter at all at least not from the elements not from the rain and not from the cold during freezing nights during. this week maybe by city officials to hold

a maximum of just two thousand five hundred people this place now houses more than six thousand migrants and in a few days that number will rise to seven thousand including more than one thousand babies toddlers and young children. we need cindy pinera and we talked to her about a week ago she had just arrived with two more for four sisters and without her father the family had gotten separated on their journey to tijuana now they are reunited but conditions here after magically deteriorate it all is still better man we're in really bad shape as you can see everything is what we are tired we couldn't get any sleep last night it's hard when the babies are all wet it's getting worse for us with no real place to stay this tent is not even mine. the noise near the city of tijuana some state agencies and an increasing number of

n.g.o.s are doing what they can to cope with the situation infection and diseases are on the rise headlights are a problem overall hygiene is a major concern to us mayor says he's battling what he calls an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in his town with almost no help from the central government in mexico city its people we're dealing with integrity dignity they need a place to sit they need a place to sleep they need to please a dignified place not us we are working with them right now what would happen if someone would start a riot down there who's going to be responsible mexico city has finally sent more federal police and some military. but that doesn't solve the city's financial problems as it spends almost thirty thousand dollars a day on its migrant crisis a fortune for the border town if you know someone who could help us out.

we hear. and read them really. wanted. we have some sports now in the final of south america's champions league competition will now take place in spain the second leg of the copa live out the door between to buenos aires club's been postponed twice because of violence last weekend fans of river plot pelted the team bus across town rival boca juniors breaking windows injuring some of the players. were also affected by tear gas fired to disperse that crowd. a couple organizers say they chose madrid which is ten thousand kilometers from where those areas partly because that city has the largest population of argentinians outside of argentina. well meanwhile one of the business leaders surprise teams this season frankfurt have pushed through to the knockout

stages of the europa league tournament with the help of some boisterous fans they beat one of last season's finalists olympic marsay forward luke a yo bitch gave the side the lead the opening minute marsay made life easy with a pair of own goals on either side of half time. in frankfurt sealed when with a second goal from no bitch the four no victory means they win group h. a game to spare. and elsewhere in the europa league leverkusen drew one all with bulgaria inside literates thanks to a game tying goalie eighty fifth minute later to isn't still lead their group leipzig lost one nil away at their austrian sister club salzburg i see gk now hold only a fair chance of advancing. so what's on the agenda with the g twenty leaders guards looking at that as five is not an easy time for multilateralism these this world

leaders gathering in buenos aires are bracing themselves for fraud negotiations the relationship between china and the u.s. takes center stage the two leaders will talk face to face on the fringes of the meeting to try to find a solution to their trade call fix a conflict begins to trickle down to small businesses in china as this report shows me when i'm you know when tone shipping talks with potential customers he avoids discussing china's trade issues with the u.s. most of his clients he says just want to buy a luxury vehicle for the best possible price until now about a third of his sales came from american brands but since the introduction of tariffs no one wants to buy them anymore. that will give a total i don't think it was very wise of trying to start a trade war. either we all lose then china is a huge market and now he's losing that huge market for. cars like this dar dram now

cost around six thousand euros more due to a ten percent tariff on vehicles imported from the u.s. . like others tongue shipping has been caught up in the trade war set in motion by u.s. president donald trump and countered by chinese premier jiaxuan ping. more than just the movement of goods is at stake it's about influence power and world leadership in the future. john you know june founded a p.r. agency in beijing her husband jeremiah is an american the two have been married for eleven years. and little has changed for them since the trade war began the only thing they've noticed is that apples in the supermarket that used to come from the u.s. now come from canada. you know. but both are worried about the heated conflict right between the two countries of course because people talk about another cold

war or is that the case yes. it does concern me in to a certain extent because you know as the tough leader of the united states seeing something so strong i think that must mean something it seems to be kind of a strategic competitor or you know possibly even something more in the world today and i think a lot of americans have a hard time kind of putting that in any kind of you know framework the trade war is affecting china its economy is slowing and beijing hopes its punitive tariffs will have the same effect on export industries in the u.s. the rivalry between the two nations will now set the tone at the g twenty summit. ga back germany's biggest lender is in trouble again after allegations of money laundering emerged on thursday the bank's shares are still trading three percent down today after news broke that police had conducted raids on its offices some one

hundred seventy policemen searched for evidence supporting accusations the bank help clients set up offshore firms to park money linked to crime allegations relate to the mission contained in a huge data leak known as the panama papers investigation is focusing on the period beginning in twenty thirty when current c.e.o. zipping the group's order to department. and talking about c.e.o.'s for years the band has been in trouble as boss after boss attempted to revise the bank's business model of always with the best intentions since a quick guide to the root causes of the problem georgia banks leaders and just a few of their scandals we begin in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven with the town hall of boy who ran the show till two thousand and two publicly expressed doubt about the credit worthiness of one of the banks biggest clients german media tycoon

a few months later went bankrupt lawsuits followed that still haunt the bank and the former top brass then the use of our common took the helm in two thousand and four came the notorious victory sign in court the trial was about excessive bonuses for managers that didn't go down well the live us gavel to erupted on his watch that it was time for a double whammy of management successor successors rather and should jane and you fitch they had to face the c o two emissions trading scandal and a call to a senior politician fitch and complained about the ongoing investigation by prosecutors when their phone call went public the outcry was huge that came john cryer an outsider who failed to turn the company around financially and had to battle with the financial legal and reputational fallout of the plethora of scandals that took place before his appointment like money laundering for example and now christians even took over in april

a company man to the core is when the doj a bank since he was nineteen years old with only a short break so far he's also failed to steer the company towards karma seems to sum it all up since two thousand and twelve the bank had to fork out fifteen billion euros to settle lawsuits and fines from customers regulators all over the world. well let's bring in correspondent only bonce from frankfurt. what's happened since the raids yesterday bring us up to date well the rates continue today thora to say that there's so much material to go through and search that they have to put in extra hours and so the search continued today and hearing reports that even the office of c.e.o. questions evening was being searched. also yesterday it came out and now he had a talk with a very prominent visitor and one with

a lot of influence the deputy chairman of the fed that's randy quarrels and he's responsible for banking supervision in the united states as in his capacity with this function of the fed and that will have not been a very pleasant experience for either saving or quarrels and saving also has trouble in the united states because the doj the bank failed the fed stress test earlier this year quite embarrassing situation i was in full focus is even the c.e.o. of the bank questions being asked already who knew watch when. they certainly are you just mentioned how long because john saving has been at the bank he's been in so many positions and perhaps he knew or heard something of it what did he know when did he know what did he do anything these questions are being asked and will be asked. so far he seems to be doing a good job as c.e.o. though many people who know the bank say the person responsible for regulatory affairs of the mother is certainly very much under fire and there are rumors that

she is about to she is on her way out and you have to ask questions about paul. he's the big boss of those two and all the others at the bank because he's the chairman of the supervisory board for six years now and for years now he's been talking of changing the kind of culture that led to cases like money laundering but so far without any success or the votes thank you very much. that's all your business here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on the dock the g. twenty summit of the world's leading industrial nations is set to get on the way in argentina trade tensions especially between the u.s. and china are expected to dominate the mate. you're watching news from live there's more news coming up at the top of the on state soon for putting up with it a crave next talk about the u.n. migration pact thank you very much for joining the w.

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brings them closer together. but it hurts because they feel powerless to help. the continues to haunt those conflicts from syria. the war on my phone our two part documentary starts december eighth on d w. a lot of very warm welcome to quadriga coming to you from the house of burlington this week we're focusing on the growing international over the united nations migration pact the documented use to be adopted next month aims to provide a framework for safe orderly and regular migration that has to be

a good thing for the many millions of people on the move across the world but it's already triggered fierce debates indeed.