this is d. w. news live from berlin g. twenty leaders meeting in argentina managed to agree on a joint communique despite tensions over trade and climate both leaders unite around multi-lateralism but say they recognize the current trade issues between g. twenty nations. also coming up the forty first president of the united states george walker bush has died at the age as nineteen he led the u.s. through the end of the cold war tributes have been coming in from around the world

not least from the bands of since multiplied the oval office. and protesters clashed with police in paris thousands of demonstrators take to the streets angry at rising fuel prices first opponent is in the french capital. in the in. a minute coops mackinnon thanks so much for your company out first it wasn't clear they'd be able to agree on very much at all but leaders of the g twenty summit of the world's leading economies have now managed to compromise and have produced a final joint declaration and one of the diaries in that statement the latest skirmish around on the result of global trade tensions particularly those between the u.s. and china but they have pledged to reform the world trade organization other topics that get a mention include a valid set. called the source of refugee movements while the us reaffirmed its

commitment to withdrawal from the paris climate a coalition. now let's bring in data of the correspondent max health and his in one osiris for us getting this communique done was clearly no easy task tell us more about what it says. though it wasn't an easy task one of the sherpas told us he hadn't slept for fifty hours to get it done in the end but the result is rather not really comparable to previous years maybe with the exception of the last year and last year was the first g. twenty summit where donald trump the us president the new us president back then the ten that he was here to of course and that might be the reason why it's just been so hard to do what they did in the past for example put something in about condemning trade protectionism it's not in there this time or putting something in endorsing the multilateral trade system it's not in there although they do a little it's the benefits that the system has had in the past but they also said

it's not working as it should be anymore and hence they want a reform of the world trade organization also a very difficult chapter on how to fight climate change nineteen member states of the g twenty said yes we're sticking to the paris climate agreement one member said it's a goal we're withdrawing that's the united states so that gives you an idea that this really is not your typical g. twenty declaration but the absolute minimum to keep this organization alive ok not german chancellor angela merkel earlier confirmed that the tensions between russia and the ukraine was discussed by leaders of the g twenty and that i'm a person has spoken himself since then what did he say. well especially in the bilateral meetings it was addressed and yes the new food scene in the russian president did say something about that actually several things but what i think really stood out in this message was as long as the ukrainian authorities

that we have now stay in power there won't be an end to the war between russia and ukraine and i don't speak russian but i believe he really said war at least that was the translation that was given to us so that doesn't sound like he's backing down or he's regretting or anything like that in spite of the fact that the western leaders like my call and medical heavily criticised him and tried to change his mind in those bilateral meetings the next step is that they will have a more monday meeting the normandy format is a ukraine russia france and germany it's served in the past and they will try to meet again this year but not on the leaders level probably at a lower level negotiators ministers ministers we're not sure about that yet all right max hoffman in bonn osiris thanks so much for your force and. now the former u.s. president george herbert walker bush has died at his home in houston at the age of

ninety four and people from around the world have been paying tribute to the forty first president of the united states bush sr served an eventful one term in office saying the collapse of the soviet union and the full of the but in will and he'll be remembered here in germany as one of the architects of reunification let's take a look back now at his life and his legacy. this was one of george bush's last public appearances and surely one of his toughest to make it was his wife barbara funeral in early twenty eight hundred. he bid farewell to her up to seventy three years of my reach. he was the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. bush flew dozens of missions in the war he was shot down at sea rescued at the last minute and became an instant legend.

he returned to texas where he founded an oil company then he turned to a career in politics joining the republican party even came the u.s. ambassador to the united nations then the u.s. top diplomat in china then head of the cia. in the nineteen eighties he became vice president ronald reagan now sorry about the technical issues we had to paris now where police and protesters have filled at the center of the city with smoke and to gas and a third weekend of clashes in and around the shoals a laissez demonstrators from the yellow vests movement set cars and a bank on fire police responded with gas and water cannon more than eighty people are porters have been injured while more than two hundred have been arrested the protests will prompt to buy fuel tax increases but many are also angry at other

reforms being carried out by presidents and money while. earlier i spoke with our correspondent lisa lewis in paris and i asked her about reports that a deadlock a department store was evacuated and why it seems has been such a violent day. these demonstrations have been really violent today even for french standouts really you know you mentioned department stores actually laugh a yet and punt on that. a bit earlier on and that was actually a precautionary measure as one police source told me and yet also very violent clashes elsewhere going on between the police and groups of protesters you know what happened was basically that police cordoned off these songs that is there where i'm here now and you can see the behind me now protesters violent purchases gooden couldn't access the seans uneasy but that meant they actually spread out all across paris and that led to

a very violent altercation between the police and processes in various occasions. he said tell us why people are so angry is this still only about fuel prices a company. fuel prices were the trigger but that's not really the underlying reason there is some kind of fury about the government they're really angry with him on the mark on the french government they feel that they are actually being left behind people from the countryside especially that say we have to pay too much taxes to actually paying large a share of the transition towards a more sustainable economy than other people who are richer than us and we want that to change so there's this underlying anger really and that's why there is so much anger in the street and that's why there are these all to cations also because the number of people going out and demonstrating has actually gone down quite out of the past three weeks and some people feel that because the number has gone down they have to become more violent so that people listen to their demands. annalisa

francaise health minister said the demonstration had been taken over by extremist groups how much truth is there in that. while you can't really say that it's actually what we know is that there are some very violent very extreme elements in these demonstrate within amongst these demonstrators that i've been talking to quite a lot of demonstrators today peaceful ones who told me you know we're not with them they're not us they don't represent us they're just here to destroy things so it might be that these people come from the far left of the far right it's very difficult to to prove that obviously and to double check that or at least the louis thanks so much for your reporting on what's obviously quite a volume volatile situation. thirty years since the first world aids day medical advances mean that most people with the hiv virus which can lead to a can have a symptom free life but in many places around the world being

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nil when a book had beilin one of whilst it got picked up a revenue tree book in the late game hoffenheim were held by shell to mine speech just a little full on friday and there are three more games to come on sunday and monday so let's take a look at how those results affect the table on match day thirteen don't extend the lead at the top to seven points with nearest challenges bloodbath playing tomorrow despite that win by and remain nine points off the pace at the other end to climb off the bottom of the table and how to slip into the relegation places. now argentine club river plate have rejected plans to play the second left leg of that copper limited doris final against city rivals baka junius in madrid the match between the two but osiris sides was postponed twice last weekend after river fans attacked the visiting at same bus more violence

a couple organizers decided to stage the match at real madrid's unabated stadium next sunday river argue that using a neutral venue will mean they lose the home advantage. now this force of boxing is in danger of being withdrawn from the twenty twenty summer lympics and take care of the international boxing association the a.i.b. a recently elected a new president who was allegedly involved in a major international drug syndicates organised organizers of the games have launched an inquiry. for boxing world champions like dion say while the olympics have always been the first step to superstardom the w.b.c. world heavyweight champion won bronze at the beijing olympics in two thousand and eight before launching his professional career i'm tony joshua one gold at london two thousand and twelve and now holds three world heavyweight titles in november controversial is big business man got for rocky move was elected as the new head of

the be a despite warnings from the i.o.c. they would cut funding if he was appointed it is also alleged there was match fixing up fights during the rio games now with remember a panel of the i.o.c. is investigating the association but it doesn't want athletes to be punished for decisions outside their power we want to have a book sing through a moment in. the game see him talk you and we will make all their faults to have one. positive outlook from the i.o.c. which may set up its own separate olympic boxing association other olympic disciplines allow professional athletes to compete and with the b.a. in disarray this could be another alternative the full i.o.c. membership next meets in june. as a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you today g. twenty leaders meeting in argentina have managed to compromise and have agreed on a joint communique that despite tensions over trade and climate in the statement elitists good around on result of global trade tensions but they've pledged to

reform the world trade organization and the forty first president of the united states george herbert walker bush has died at the age of ninety four tributes have been coming in from the men who have since socks in the oval office bill clinton to replace bush as president in ninety two says he'll be for at the grateful. thanks so much for watching. sleep and. fully.