this is g.w. newsline from both and hundreds of german politicians and public figures fall victim to a massive data breach private phone numbers documents and credit card details have been published on twitter also on the program concerns growth nearly fifty migrants dot com board to rescue ships off the coast of malta as european governments refuse to allow the vessels to dock the matter of the italian city of palermo defies his government and says the migrants are welcome in his time he'll be live on this program. he's only been president for three days but of brazil's jail balsa not

only has already begun a purge of officials who don't share his father ideology and move to give the police impunity some how far will he go. plus one of the world's great cities a risk of losing a unique part of its identity hong kong's famous neon signs of good lighting up the outlook for decades but cheaper and more modern alternatives are becoming more popular with the activists try to protect the terrorists beyond heritage. i'm. sure the program. the personal details of hundreds of german politicians have been stolen and published on twitter a german security agency is now investigating the data breach which includes cell phone numbers and credit card details the government says lawmakers at all levels have been affected journalists and celebrities were also targeted the identity of

the hackers has not been established. even german chancellor angela merkel has been affected the leaked data includes a fax number e-mail address and several letters purported to come out of her office it's not clear yet if the leaked documents are authentic said sim file it does however even if a large part of the data concerned where authentic experience shows that in such cases falsified data by having. hundreds of other german politicians were targeted by the hackers from every german political party except the right wing populist party the cyber terrorists then use twitter to make public personal data such as phone numbers id documents chats invoices and even photos of their children germany's justice minister catalina barly condemned the leaks as an attack on the country's democracy the left's parliamentary party co-leader says he's deeply shocked. it's an attack on the social

cohesion of our country. i've read and heard that many artists journalists and politicians are affected. the aim is obviously to create a climate of fear a climate of insecurity in our country and the leak was first discovered thursday evening however it appears the first document started appearing in december with a twitter account releasing information daily in the style of an advent calendar none of the internal documents that were released are reported to be highly sensitive at the moment there is no known suspect nor motivation. let's not kid ourselves there's no such thing as personal privacy and we're all vulnerable to attacks like this but they need to be stopped. and. it's not the first time the german politicians have been hacked russia was accused of a series of cyber attacks that stole data from computers in the german parliament

in twenty fifteen and last year the german government's i.t. network came under a fresh attack russian hackers were allegedly also to blame. well let's get more on this from v.w. social media. chief political correspondent bill and clay welcome both let's start with you melinda the government says no sensitive data data has been linked to what does that mean that means that most of this data or so far all that has been reviewed appears to be personal data things like cell phone numbers facebook posts you heard in the report a number that supposedly is the chancellor's fax number this is not the kind of attack that we have seen here in germany in the past as just described attacks on the actual i.t. infrastructure of the german government of the parliament this appears to be quite different and for that reason possibly somewhat limited risk in comparison to

those other attacks but again it's early days we don't know the full scope yet and what is being made of the fact that the only political party untouched by this is the right wing populist i have to say. well of course one of the first speculations that was put out there by some cyber experts and fellow journalists was that perhaps someone closely tied to that right wing party to the f.t. might be behind this there was also some initial speculation that this might be the work of russian hackers who perhaps in some ways also would be supportive of the party because it helps to destabilize germany but now there's increasing thought on the part of some cyber experts that the perpetrators of this of this crime actually maybe young german men who have right wing sympathies and who simply would like to

expose the private details of people they don't sympathize with people they don't like be their politicians be they sports stars be they television anchors and that in fact this is to some degree a sort of a mischief attack as opposed to something like politically motivated russian hacker . this is not just politicians caught up in this yeah right i mean we've been looking through the information that's contained in here and as we heard in the report as belinda mentioned it's it goes beyond politicians i mean we're seeing. some german actors a german t.v. presenter who is well known for bowling pranks on the far right and interestingly a lot of journalists as well as forty different journalists are also had their personal information exposed here in this hacking. so most of these figures they're german and they're well known for sort of left leaning political views what happened here is really it's called dox ing and if you haven't heard about that

this is releasing personal information on purpose so your phone number your email your home address and the intent here is often to get people essentially to harass you on your private number in fact we heard reportedly martin schulz of the s.p.d. he started getting phone calls from. arrangers on his private number that was how this was first revealed it's easy to speculate but what i've heard is well you know overall this hack seems to go out of its way really to target people with left leaning left wing views in germany now as frustrating to it looks like there's this leak happened early in december. but no one in government noticed until yesterday so. even the media we just caught on to this yesterday as well i mean this is been out for weeks it's likely that whoever was behind this had trouble getting people to notice what they were doing they were really trying to get attention and they couldn't and we suspect that because of the twitter accounts that were tweeting out this stuff and take a look here's one of those accounts there were two main accounts associated this is

one they've both since been taken down by twitter but you can see this had nineteen thousand followers we suspect though that many of them were bots that these were not real people take a look at the way that it was releasing information as you heard this was in the form of an advent calendar every day in december another bit of information was released along with a link to that information so it was organized it was designed to get excitement going but no one cared i mean look at this tweet for example it supposedly is offering some dirt on german actor till she has the link there but look only one retreats five likes it just wasn't getting traction in fact most of these links on the twitter account were not clicked on it all when first published in december eventually these perpetrators had to hack another account with two million followers start tweeting from there that was how they got this attention again speculation here but given the what we see from that it's not likely that this was tied to a larger organization they would have had that much trouble getting this info out there. melinda cry and this does seem to keep happening to german politicians whose

job is it to keep data secure what are they doing about this latest breach there is a cyber defense body that has now been convenient and it brings together security officials and police if. bills from the federal local regional level officials concerned with domestic policy as well as officials who look to security issues abroad all of them are now working to try to uncover and investigate what happened here we also are hearing some of the political parties calling on their members to be more careful with their passwords and their personal data the fact is to some degree many germans including prominent politicians and others are rather careless in terms of their online behavior but of course that goes for many of us citizens as well and i think this is always a wake up call to be very careful what you're putting out there and how you're

protecting it milind crane a columnist from thank you. prime minister is in germany it's a nightly over aka is attending the annual conference of the country's conservative c.s.u. party that's the system i'm going backwards christian democrats he's here to talk bracks it germany and to the two e.u. member states likely to be most affected by britain's departure from the european union with a deadline now less than three months away mr rudd to assess is intensifying its preparations for a no deal scenario i still expect that we will have a deal in the next two weeks but it's only prudent of course. as every day passes that we intensify our preparations for a no deal very much what island is doing and supplying those preparations but we shouldn't forget starts aren't just threatening no deal europe isn't threatening no deal germany is threatening no deal it's always in the power of the united kingdom

to ensure that there is a deal well this meeting is happening in the german time zone. is that welcome. what have you made of the irish prime minister's statement. well he basically answered that in response to my question asking him what he thought the chances actually were this point in time that there would be a hard break and he really wouldn't want to go into any figures of what the chances are quite clearly there also mapped out quite clearly that it was now completely up to britain and that it wasn't the europeans by making preparations who were upping the ante in this particular process we also heard not specifically here but ahead of me to come into this meeting of the c.s.u. uncle americal sister party that he did expect european solidarity into the hundreds of millions if there indeed was to be a hardbacks it which would have would have the harshest effect no doubt on ireland

amongst the remaining e.u. members of a c s u u has been quite euro skeptic in the past invitation to live iraq or indicate any change. well this is a market difference to last year's keynote guest. the guest to who was victor all been of hungary who is himself not just euro skeptic but completely against any kind of solidarity on migration t.v. this was a show of solidarity also backing up the candidacy of the c.s. use own candidate of the conservative group in the european parliament ahead of those european elections month a diva who stood to side by side with him and it's also last but not least an opportunity for ireland's prime minister it's talk to the nikkei to come haven't bo i'm going to medical successor as the head of the conservative c.d.u. party here in germany who everybody expects it is much more important to talk to

these days than it said he was in the past. because no will let you get out of the cold thank you so much. as i look now at some of the other stories making news around the world an explosion has occurred outside a local office of jonas far right after a party about happened on thursday place a an unknown substance was detonated at the store fronts in the center of doable and saxony no one was injured in fact here it is looking into whether the attack was politically motivated. police are telling us a major operation in the german city of come over the shots were fired in the city center there was reported to have been injured one mob has been arrested face looking for three others from fled the same circle media reports and the rest of man has connections to local by casie. at least one person has died after tropical storm made landfall in thailand the storms moving quickly across the south of the country bringing with it have been one stormy scenes despite high winds and storms

actually weaker than expected and likely to be downgraded to a tropical depression. but humphrey is here i feel business owners not a new chapter in the u.s. . china trade disputes potentially a glimmer of hope at least phil the dax and the dow have both been bored in light of well a a us jobs report and hopes of progress on the trade front china says american representatives will visit beijing all monday for two days of talks to try to ease tensions now president donald trump and his chinese counterpart xi jinping how to agree to hold additional tariffs on the as of the first of december now the agreement last ninety days and that is while they work out a more permanent solution negotiations will start by focusing on steel agricultural project products and cost reciprocal tariffs have affected hundreds of billions of dollars worth of materials and merchandise. now the woman who now oversees the u.s.

banking sector wants to investigate the nature of deutsche bank's dealings with u.s. president donald trump in an interview with an ice n.b.c. chair of the financial services committee maxine waters said she wants to find out if deutsche had been involved in money laundering and whether the lender had the same as he did any financial links to russia a comments come just weeks after investigators raided deutsche offices in germany in a separate money laundering probe. for christmas has come once again for those living along the dutch coast toys furniture and t.v.'s have been washing up on beaches after a cargo ship lost many of its containers some of it is dangerous. as almost four hundred meters long the m.s.c. zoe is one of the biggest cargo ships in the world this footage from the dutch coast guard shows containers becoming dislodged before tumbling into the sea. two

hundred seventy of the nineteen thousand containers the vessel had been carrying fell overboard. over the years the size of cargo ships and their capacity has increased significantly when accidents happen the containers often end up washed ashore. that was the case for the cargo on board the m.s.c. zoe two some twenty containers have so far been washed up on dutch and german shores. three of the containers lost by the m.s.c. zoe are said to contain peroxide a potentially harmful chemical. the number of containers lost at sea is difficult to ascertain the world shipping council says the number is about sixteen hundred per year but others say could be as high as ten thousand. was by having to fill now one day in democrats trying to make moves in congress phil thank you so much congressional leaders at the white house said today for another round of talks with president trump over the government shutdown now in its fourteenth day with

a new majority of house democrats quickly passed a budget bill but snubs president trumps key demand billions in funding for a us mexico border war many newly elected democratic lawmakers are eager to confront the president like rashida. she kicks off controversy in washington today after a video was released showing her referred to the president using a profanity and promising to impeach him she's part of a diverse freshman class hoping to shake up washington. everybody. selfies with friends and supporters rushy that's how you can one of the first two muslim women elected to congress a historic moment. so really nice when people like us were in the office when we when it was we look forward to seeing all the great things that she'll do and all of those that she will represent and the voice that she will provide to to those of us that typically are overlooked. and the congresswoman from michigan still has to

learn her way around capitol hill just like a fellow democrat on a press play from massachusetts who brought her family to celebrate the swearing in day with her i'm humbled i'm grateful and many people have asked me if i'm up for it if i feel pressured either because of historical significance of being a first store because of the crossroads we find ourselves at as a country where the fact that we are coming into congress or in the midst of a government shutdown and to that i would just say that i don't feel pressured i feel a tremendous responsibility and i played into everything possible to me that every day. the new congress has already made history by seating the record number of women and becoming the most ethnically diverse while the republicans still have more seats in the senate the new democratic majority in the house of representatives is poised to serve as a check of the u.s. president their first challenge as the government shutdown the standoff between the

democrats and strom could set the tone for a combative two years. and these two years it's this mormon who will face off against president struck. nancy pelosi extends you taking the gavel us a new speaker of the house nancy pelosi reclaimed the post she already held from two thousand and seven to twenty eleven nation is in stark moment. two months ago the american people spoke and demanded a new dawn they called upon the beauty of our constitution our system of checks and balances that protect our democracy remembering that the legislative branch is article one the first branch of government co-equal to the presidency and to. the new majority quickly went on the offensive approving bills to reopen the

government but without the money for the border would president trump demands with a conflict likely to intensify for the new elected lawmakers this is only the beginning. now to concerns of the health of dozens of migrants trying to board to german rescue ships are growing and they were picked up in the past two weeks but authorization for a letter have refused to allow them to disembark while several german members of parliament were on board one of the ships a migrant a had to be really rescued after he jumped overboard and tried to swim ashore. and they have all refused to allow the ships to dock but the better of the italian port says he will make the welcome we'll hear from him in just a moment first this report. imagine being stuck on a boat in such rough seas not knowing where you go next since there are dramatic rescue of the libyan coast in december this is spend the reality for about fifty

migrants they are in limbo in the narrow confines of the two ships operated by eight organizations see watch and see i q a p n countries have so far refused to let them disembark but mayors of several large italian cities refused to obey the country's official tough anti immigration law slamming it as unconstitutional. says and. we apply the laws only if they conform with the called secure. thus the constitution prevails are the ordinary laws and if people's rights are restricted according to the color of their skin the constitution must prevail. and this official letter to majesty offered to let the watch come to the heart of naples assuring them that the refugees will be able to disembark. but according to see watch this is easier said than done official rescue centers have to assign

available ports and the weather conditions are simply too bad deeply affecting the people on board. but the biggest problem is also that our guests the thirty two people that we have here on board know already for thirteen days. the show mental problems. florence and palermo as well as several german cities have also offered the migrants refuge as more and more official to unite in solidarity with the refugees hoping creases for those in desperate need of help. well i just heard the mayor of palermo as one of several italian massive subway stranded rescue ships off malta are welcome in their ports and leo luca orlando joins me now from welcome to day mr man what are you doing to make this happen well thank you for your work. just to say. the first.

open. and there's hope against the route that we. are. leading something like intolerant fight against the americans and i wish to say to him daily contact with the people in these he watch just to say that icky and decided to welcome everybody the second the circle not is the sum of the ask me how many models i had no i didn't look to the law eighty thousand or ninety thousand one hundred thousand i replied no one would listen to levon was but i mean them we mix you know the station between who was born in palermo and the wool was not born in peru about listen we are strongly against us as for me because we think we believe that the international mobility

human intervention will be genuine right there for this morning thousand the people just came in front of the securely aloma supporting me my fight against the law that is the name of list of integers salvia any that is just destroying the sense of that that it is just how our heritage. your and your human as you mention of them they interior minister that what you say to people who say that i'm your stand is less about you being a humanitarian and more about you making a political stand against the government that you don't like i don't speak i have a not only tara wrote it in my normally. because when i go to a doctor or at the last piece i ask to respect my right to leave

then it begins me it is his back of course so when i meet the matter i don't think that they have to give him a case i have just to consider these even being his are not rights and there to respect human rights of everybody not me polygamy's our asses seek your services because we defend the only xs race the human race will make this decision between evens races super parents and the cow and the trees presidential site so i think that the best the government and especially minister of interior service and we need is us is trying to better that our country too but of their our sense of life but of the our condition and approach that is welcome or everybody literally was the elect the lender of mountains we cannot be against the americans and so house let's forgive me for

integer enter i've seen how has your offer been received by the two rescue ships are they likely to take you up on it. i just said it we're ready to welcome them but just to welcome more the people who are in the boat in this moment is this is it your position of the government telling our doesn't even the opposition therefore i missed chloe against the national government is totally against the just look that minister salvini led to the parliament approved is just not human law is a law producing it in name of security producing crimes because a we cannot have security just the study of human rights or in democracy if there's only one way to let the lender to be safe to that seat to

be safe respecting human rights not to put in where i say you have no them up to see you are a case for solution and i am in fact against the submarine in name of the european of their use not in the money rising respect of human rights i am slightly for europe a strongly for the how a constitution that is just destroyed every day by his government thank you so much for joining us on a cow and a map of parliament and some of. you're watching news life from baghdad still to come germany is going to be celebrating a sentiment of about how school of designing twenty eight nineteen i special edition of australia one looks at our house on the not since. i've been sports chicagoans are rio you know occupy ashley is closing in on the wedding ski jumping

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land. to use mounted snag a. good many. whole. month. i'm scared that if i work that hard and in the end it's a me you're not a lot of the year and we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers we're alliance and. what's your story. on what numbers of women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us

your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. for you are not even written out and yet you want to become sitting. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. this is the w.'s live from brother and i'm phil galley is raw top stories at this hour hundreds of a very personal information of hundreds of german politicians are housed in hot stove and data includes that cell phone numbers and credit card details posted to twitter and server security agencies are investigating police or you know who is responsible. and dozens of migrants remain stuck off they are coast after being rescued in the mediterranean in late december

a year countries are refusing to accept the aid agency saying the health is deteriorating. it was only sworn in this week but brazil's new president should have both sonata has started a purge of the public service he's authorized the dismissal of some three hundred public servants on temporary contracts since taking office on tuesday as sweet targets officials who don't share his administration's thought ideology his own chief of staff has described the move first claiming the house. no not tomato is from the institute for latin american studies of the for university in balad welcome to the doubly let's start with these dismissal so three hundred civil servants gone partly ideological grounds so how does that work. so words like we've seen for many dictatorships so they are they have been working for their workers' party and they are considered to be allied with socialists because most of naras government has created this

a me that he was going to free brazil for socialism and that's what he started doing of although we know that there was never a socialist government in brazil so the this is the situation in brazil is what the civil servants work for political parties because it's aims of the president would come in as i will or everyone who worked for the last lot you've all got to go to actually they are civil servants they say. at the state a state officials they are state officials but they have commissioned. responsibility adults they are commission for specific leader roles and for that you get. nominated by the government so you can have a responsibility post. or something because they don't recall drugs they can just say right thank you you can all go they go they go back to the ministry and they will probably have no political role they would just minutes of just. getting paid

i think to bring down brazil sky high crime rate was also one of his campaign pledges now he's asking for laws to protect police and soldiers from prosecution went on active duty. again to european is this this sounds outrageous is he likely to get his way i think we already had an experience in that direction doing the military intervention in vegas and they had a this last year where police killings increased and i think. might be able to advance its. possibilities a legal possibility of doing that but what we he will probably fail to do is to reduce violence with violence because actually he's not fighting the causes of criminality the high social inequality the lack of opportunities the lack of will give a chance he's only been in office three days let's see but he already within three days brings is the ministry of education and next to the measure to abolish the

secretary for diversity which fights for. more opportunities for women for blacks for indigenous education for instance ok so this is a man who took fifty five percent of the votes he sounds like quite a divisive figure you know what are you expecting from brazilian politics and over the next five years i think even the opposition still taking its time to organize their opposition. the media's house of being attacked by both journalists were not allowed to follow all the steps in the inauguration. join a list were encouraged not to move brusquely because they could be sought so i think most institutions that would control this government is still trying to understand how his power of the exercise so you cannot do predictions are not easy

to do and the prognostics are sort of fit either way it's going to be an interesting year few years thank you so much for joining us ross a martyr from britain's institute for latin american studies thank you. japanese court says it will hold a hearing into the case of carlos car next tuesday after lawyers for the foreman if sound chairman requested an explanation for his continuing detention gone has been in prison in tokyo since authorities arrested him in november on charges of financial misconduct. carlos ghosn has been behind bars in this tokyo prison for the last six weeks japanese prosecutors accuse the former nixon boss of financial misconduct the specific accusations against him include under reporting his salary for years enabling him to avoid paying tax on us using company money to

pay for personal expenses and shifting seventeen million dollars worth of his own losses on to nissen goan denies the allegations. the charges follow a glittering career in the auto industry in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. going to go over at the helm of the embattled ran no and oversaw a cost cutting program that turned the company's fortunes around a few years later he performed a similar feast at nissen when it entered an alliance with iran no mitsubishi later joined the read-only sun alliance and the group became the biggest carmaker in the world if found guilty go on could face years in jail. now just before the holiday season rowe managed to clinch a budget deal with brussels that will avoid disciplinary steps against a city but doubts over the tally in economy continue and many italians are growing tired of the e.u. use fiscal policy so we went to northern italy to hear the opinions of some entrepreneurs there. this company and be tense are has been processing natural

stone and marble for more than one hundred forty years but since two thousand and six revenue has dropped by eighty percent i believe i do that if we used to have higher profits that allowed us to invest in the workforce and on materials but nowadays with high taxation and banks that explosions we don't make the same profits anymore there's no lack of work it's the taxes that are killing entrepreneurship they're too high with us or. basically slow economic recovery since the financial crisis still weighs on entrepreneurs some say they're tired of living under the e.u.'s strict fiscal rules. and i still think that the e.u. is a good thing. but even asking too much of a silly i don't see this is a good thing. but leaving the e.u. i don't know. despite growing disaffection with the e.u. most entrepreneurs would prefer to stay in the common marcus'. political problem

again i believe that the problem with the e.u. is the one size fits all rules from member states but we're all in different situations we need more flexibility different situations of every state need to be taken into account when you think that you're playing is that. her company produces sparkling wine exports to the e.u. account for thirty percent of sales. so. i hope our politicians will think of companies out of those of us who don't want to leave the european union. the italian government has backed down in its budget standoff with the e.u. but until the country finds a way to boost its economy more confrontations can be expected. back until now taking a look at bright lights in a while relatively small city. thank you we're talking about is famous for its iconic signs they've been lighting up shops and restaurants on the island for

decades but as well the. risk of losing those private lives unless activists can say. mucci car is one of the last to master craftsmen of neon sign it in hong kong business people bring him their hand drawn designs that he makes the neon signs that hong kong is famous for. he works with glass tubes which he painstakingly bends into shape it's precision work who found his profession by chance. it was the summer holidays when i was eighteen my father thought i was doing nothing so we got me a job with the neon sign make. who was offered the opportunity to stay on and he decided not to go back to school it's quite a challenge to form the complicated chinese characters the work has remained the

same bending the glass attaching the ignition coil. and filling the tube with fluorescent gas all is done by hand but for wu much has changed and. up until fifteen or twenty years ago i worked every day for seven or eight hours making me own cherubs so. today it's maybe four or five days a month. so. his incl now comes mainly from other jobs the neon signs that used to be hong kong's trademark are becoming a rare sight carden china has been documenting those that remain. this is closer to. the hong kong i used to. she runs a group that hopes to protect hong kong's neon heritage many old signs have been taken down because of new safety regulations and a cheaper alternative to meon is replacing those that remain. here and the blue and

yellow one. after the l.e.d. and one day i think you just knew you could actually see the signs symbolize wealth in a city that once set trends for the rest of the continent for chan a part of hong kong's identity is fading. from cause such a i was. concluded a day maybe. it may not be. hong kong is a changing city many people from hong kong fear a loss of political and cultural independence carden chan wants to keep the craft of bending the young glass alive so she's planning workshops with master craftsman i. am going to see things change we have to accept this.

i think the key is for us to find new uses for neon lights. for example using them as lamps and decorations. interior design. perhaps wu's vision maybe the best way to avoid losing an artform so closely linked to hong kong. piles of rubbish along the coastline yeah i root for straightening presidents and uniting them since twenty fifteen the lebanon has been struggling with a garbage crisis as its land fills the beach capacity of the military even had to be called out to put down riots over the smile now across the city activists and entrepreneurs looking to rise above sectarian divisions come together and do something about pollution. the beaches of the lebanese capital beirut could be beautiful if they weren't so often drowning in garbage. it's something these young people want to change with the motto run and clean they combine exercise with their

commitment to the environment eighty bit torrent is n.-g. o. live love beirut are joining in on the action for the fourth time. young people in particular are no longer willing to accept the lack of action from local politicians when it comes to the environment. this is part of the outcome of the crisis that we have a few years ago we see that people are more and more concerned with all the problems facing the environment in lebanon and we are very happy to see that all the people young people families use are all coming all together in order to remove all the trust and to be part of any kind of solution this commitment to cleaning up has united the young people of beirut both christians and muslims sectarian divisions in the country i mean it seems like this have not been the norm. and there is a lot of. lebanon so we could do anything just so we can. help

the local authorities are absent when it comes to waste management and i think we should put it on. record that while we were running to clean this part of the meets the coast we saw the mayor walking in the opposite direction and we asked him to come help and need by example and he said he was too busy in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen a waste management crisis had the streets of beirut covered in meter high garbage operations stopped after local residents forced the closure of a large local landfill. works in environmental protection at the american university in beirut she says the government ignored all warning signs that led up to the crisis it would happen again because we don't from the government plan to. waste management. recycling containers have since been set up by private businesses run by people like c i b chucker he says since the waste crisis for many people

simply throwing rubbish away is no longer enough. people have really embraced. it asking us for more and more the occasion separating household waste has proved big business for the entrepreneur last year at the checkers company sorted some twenty tons of trash every day here syrian refugees separate metal textiles paper and plastic garbage is completely recycled eleven on the very high organic component of the trash is turned into compost the problem was before the crisis is that all this waste would go to a landfill when the crisis happened this was the instigation to build a facility like this one when you have to sort of thing and go boasting and we have nothing goes to that end of the insanity the entrepreneurs idea of a circular economy can be sitting on the roof of this refugee center. have a check or makes these so-called eco boards from plastic waste they are then filled

with organic produce from the sorting plant to complete the vertical gardening setup. when women from the refugee center have used the vegetables they grow to found their own catering service. the money they earn helps contribute to a more independent life. in ski jumping japan's rio you kobayashi has continued his dominance up for hills tournament following up but two victories in the german rounds with another success in the austrian ski resort of innsbruck on the omens are good ten of the previous eleven jumpers to win the tournament first three rounds went on to claim the overall title. rio you kobayashi is standing on the verge of a four hills grand slam and in spirit like he had twice this tournament already the japanese jumper launched and fell off into first place he won with the two biggest

jumps of the day as he aims to become just the third man to claim a tournament clean sweep. only stefan craft came anywhere close to kobayashi austria's double world champion back on form on home snow after to pull rounds in germany the opposite was true for marcus ice in the german had to second place finishes to his name coming into this round but he could only manage thirteen thousand in spirit and now trails by more than forty five points a role equivalent to around twenty five meters in distance the tournament wraps up on sunday as well as winning the grand slam kobayashi could become the first japanese jumper in twenty one years to claim the four hills crown. i'm just a city bates title rivals that of paul two one in the premier league's top of the table showdown on thursday of the game visit former bond as they get coaches pep guardiola and clock against each other late in the first half a city says

a graph knocked in a goal to put a little under pressure of the possessed responded in the second. striker of personal submenus time ok on our own. it was seventy four minutes earlier sunday the weather towards manchester city two with four points of league leaders liverpool. so here the coach is speaking after the game if he was it would just cycle both teams play to two in. and i think so he's not the final it was a final for us because it was in today it was almost over. and we need today we are already there so now the premier league is everybody time again so we'll see the top in the future to relax rest because in three days we'll have another big test in the effect up double quite often made sliding take wills and blocks in their own six out walks that doesn't happen too often for cd i would say so that's a big. credit to my boys that we did that but in the end we lost it and we have to

take the take that first game we lost in our life and you know from that point of view. it's not really cool but it's one of the three results they could have happened that's been one we didn't like but still have to take it so no let's give them more. all this year germany will be celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of bauhaus the legendary german design school pioneered modern architecture and functional design founded by values of copious and ninety nine he's been socially influential ever since german artists and crossbones worked to create classic objects that shaped the twentieth century house for the church and architecture and it was what . the school shut its doors in one nine hundred thirty three after the nazi regime came to power. that's taking place all of a job is to celebrate this year's

a big lot of us right now there's about to be culture a contemptible welcome. sir i mean lives gets into this what's in store well germany is celebrating as you said but also here and to do w. we have prepared some specials for his big anniversary there is one three parts documentary coming up airing from the middle of january actually called world and our film team traveled the world to meet architects urban planners and artists around the world from tokyo to amman tel aviv mexico city to find out actually how . the bauhaus balls design principles and social ideals still shape the way we live today and before death though there is something else coming out this weekend actually it's not funny one special called bell has one hundred and that xom lines the stereotypes myths and legends about bauhaus for

instance to steer its hive on how german was really is or how male dominated it was and just the brief ins we found out that there are actually many powerful women behind the leading heads but another which i think really interesting aspect is what you also just mentioned that was closed down in one thousand hundred nine. if we but by pressure the pressure off the nazis but the thing is that the story of bauhaus after tonight is not as simple as it's sometimes to picked it's because not all nazis were against obama's principles and on the other hand not all. parents were against the nazis it's not that clear cut and i would say we have a little preview of so let's have a look. the nazi concentration camp. that was designed by the prisoner. student uses the

unmistakable typeface despite the fact that the nazi regime rejected anything to do with. official propaganda completely dismissed as being bolshevist jewish marxist and anything else the nazis negative. but on officially that. the nazis saw the typical bauhaus functionality as a sign of progress and welcomed its new objectivity. respond after nine hundred thirty three. was a leading figure with about how school he developed the powerhouse and graphic design. after nine hundred thirty three

he served the regimes propaganda catalogues and key exhibitions for the regime exhibitions that promoted nazi ideology and racism. school students and teachers who remained in germany and were very eager to continue receiving assignments once he then exhibited little of the bauhaus reformist spirit and ethical principles. in one thousand nine hundred thirty four he joined chamber of culture. he was prepared to continue building bridges of who commissioning nevertheless by nine hundred thirty eight he had become disillusioned and left for the united states he built iconic structures like this. today he's lauded as an architect. his cozying up to the nazis is largely forgotten the bauhaus reputation has not been tarnished despite

some of his adherence going to work for the other side. yeah i think as we always just so it's also important to emphasize that the bauhaus legend on the whole he was not a nazi he rather fails to distance himself clear enough from the nazis in the end he also left but some say that was too late because many of them had emigrated much earlier actually it was about house inspired architecture spread across the world because of those artists seeing it germany is a mess as well it is in a way in this because the truth is that it's not all german actually even from the beginning it was a very international because some of the teachers were coming from all of the world but mostly the students they came from all parts of the world bringing their ideas to the arts for for instance the student audience a homeowner who was from a kibbutz in palestine he later became one of his whereas most important architects

who built up the white city of tel aviv tel aviv find a way is one of the cities where the largest number of buildings in the international and in the sixty's john extended his activities brought and built to university campuses in lego's which became one of the symbols of nigerian independence and the bone house legacy is still alive today actually for instance through the architect was seen as you know she's part of a new generation of nigerian architects creating their own design language between colonialism and modernism and inspired by the ideology so one hundred years after it was founded it does seem like about her spirit is alive and well and all over the world absolutely and that was just some little insight that hurts i was trying to give you here but i would recommend really for for some new and and interesting perspectives on the boss movement to end this saturday it's for us one special national. service. that's it you're up

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discover your concept discovered with about. a school a legend after one hundred it is the ideals of the baath house are more relevant today than they were a. hundred years ago visionaries reshapes things to come to all people are just two designs of great shape in society. the powerhouse of man does cross over. with ideas that are part of our future. what makes the powerhouse and its traditions expiring to be sparing it somehow a part of our. day. elseworlds our documentary starts in january thirteenth on w.

this is. a meeting of germany's cyber defense agency is called after the data of hundreds of politicians and public figures is released online poll numbers documents and credit card details have been published on twitter was this the work of a foreign power or someone inside germany so far there are no believe it's also coming up. raises concerns over the condition of fifty migrants. rescued ships off the coast.