sounds good. for that so much more than just background music video game music starts february twenty fifth on d w. this is deja vu news live from berlin and paris and other french cities thousands joined rallies against anti semitism the protests come after us spike in incidents targeting that country's jewish community and as the government promises to clamp down also coming up. to abuse annual freedom of speech award goes to ana bell hernandez for risking her life to report and expose mexico's drug cartels and the

corruption inside the mexican government. and coming up. i'm never satisfied and as long as you're never satisfied to keep going as soon as you decide you're content with yourself or couldn't be any better it's time to call it a day of remembering a man who shaped the global fashion industry for decades tributes for and for the late karl lagerfeld. i'm dr thomas thanks so much for joining us thousands of people have been demonstrating in france and rallying in a number of cities to protest a spike in anti semitic incidents last after vandals defaced dozens of graves at a jewish cemetery an act condemned by president moneyball mccrone as an attack on the nation france is home to the world's largest jewish population outside israel

and the u.s. . an outpouring of solidarity on paris is plastered every belief thousands of protesters turned out to express their support for france's jews their anger magnified by yet another desecration of a jewish cemetery this was just one of dozens of demonstrations nationwide in response to a surge an anti-semitic hate crimes. earlier president paid tribute to victims of anti jewish bigotry at the holocaust memorial in the french capital. these are the images fueling the outrage the jewish cemetery in the village of quotes in haim in the defaced with swastikas and other anti-semitic graffiti mccraw has vowed to bring the vandals to justice and stamp out anti-semitism. a group of individuals full of hates has unfortunately done what others have done

before for too many years so. i'm hits who expressed a solid the whole nation of ours shame to see this. determined will to be together in moments when some of us are injured it would you answer express our complete determination in fighting and he semitism would have a shape it takes. france has the highest jewish population in europe as to made it at more than half a million but the country has struggled to prevent violence against them figures released just last week showed there were over five hundred anti-semitic attacks in france in twenty eighteen a seventy four percent increase over twenty seventeen you'll see me tease anti semitism is a daily occurrence these days that i cry every day and i'm concerned every day i'm shocked every day i'm sure that oppresses i sleep badly you don't get used to it. this was the second time a jewish cemetery has been desecrated in recent months in france in december nearly

forty graves in the holocaust memorial were vandalized just a half hour drive from here. well a british government has revoked the citizenship of a teenager who joined so-called islamic state in syria should be in a back room who left london at the age of fifteen to travel to the words on this he says she now wants to return home every day i go met her newborn son are currently living in a refugee camp in northern syria having fled the last iowa stronghold lawyers say they are considering legal action. of biggles case is part of a larger discussion over whether europe's i-s. fire should be tried at home or face terrorism charges elsewhere washington wants countries like germany france and britain to take back captured dyess fighters who are european citizens and their families did i met one german woman whose fate is

unsure she fled i asked as american led forces advanced on its last stronghold in syria. refugee camp in syria home to many of the so-called islamic state wives and their children fleeing the terror group's last stronghold in the country among them nineteen year old nora she was one of the last german i.a.s. wives to leave the city of. husband and i asked fighter is refusing to give up but he let her and the children go. i would say that it was when i asked lost control of rocca things got really bad. as just before i left islamic state it was horror complete torah i was in a room and i nearly starved. i asked fighters in a now surrounded by soldiers from the syrian democratic forces and i lions of

kurdish and arab militias fighting is on hold the two sides are in talks the few hundred i asked fighters in want to be evacuated with their families to the hardest stronghold of it in west in syria but the s.d.f. is refusing it once complete surrender. is the last i asked bastin in syria administratively it's long been in ruins i his number plates and now is street. area they control has shrunk considerably and it's clear they have hardly any radios so communication between them is minimal. the i.r.s. fighters in bruce have just two options fight own or go to prison that includes the foreign jihadists among them many germans the s.d.f. says their home countries must now take responsibility fold them. just don't have the resources to try them for the crimes that they've perpetrated against the

syrians and the iraqis. we can just send those arrested back to their home countries. meanwhile i s.y. slightly annoyed hoping to come back to germany and start a new life leonora says she knows that won't be easy. because of all the attacks in fronts germany is almost certainly terrified of having i asked return these back and i'm sure everyone is saying i won't create any problems that could be one or two who do intend to carry out terrorist attacks but as far as i and the women whom i've met in the unicef camp concerned we just want to get home and finally live a peaceful life again. but it's not clear when and of the german i asked members will be able to make their way home from syria and under what conditions you know.

ok let's talk about this story with more with either of you correspondent kate brady following the story for us this morning kate what does german and british law say about the return of its nationals who joined islamic state to wage war in another country well the u.k. is one of the few western countries now that passed a law recently which enables it to revoke the citizenship of british citizens if they're found to be a threat to national security and important to point out if doing so won't actually leave that person state less germany on the other hand has considered implemented a similar measure on several occasions particularly after the terror attacks in germany in recent years but that has never been implemented here so in principle german citizens do have the right to be repatriated here ok well how does germany plan to deal then with the repatriation of this is a long state fighters. well the german interior minister horsy hoffa has now set

out a rather strict set of conditions in order that would see i asked foreign fighters repatriated to germany and the us thought to be around forty i asked foreign fighters currently detained in syria who are holding german passports but they were there has made it clear that they will be on very strict that their return to germany will be very strict conditions both fighters and their families must be able to prove their identification and prove that they wouldn't be a threat to national security here in germany so the plan would be to in to assess each case individually and so also make sure that that person isn't wanted in any of the country ok there are certainly a lot of security concerns with this what challenges to germany face with this plan . well actually proving these feiss identities in the first place will prove to be

quite difficult particularly germany's case there is no consular access at the moment for these fighters in syria and at the same time germany has of course severed diplomatic ties with the syrian government and it also doesn't acknowledge the syrian kurdish autonomous region so actually proving those identity could indeed be difficult as would be then putting any returning i asked vices on trial when they come back of course this debate over of repatriating i asked fighters has been triggered this week by that threat from u.s. president donald trump that he would return that he would release i asked fighters who are currently detained. in kurdish detention if they are not repatriated and then put on trial in the country which they came from which in this case would be germany and that itself would also be a difficult task especially when it would be difficult to find witnesses and

evidence of any crimes that were committed by these i.a.s. feiss in syria ok with the american warning their time is of the essence in this discussion thanks very much. more may still be buried the avalanche occurred in the town of danya in the heart of this was so. officials say the crisis between india and pakistan will be on the agenda of talks between saudi arabia's crown prince and indian leaders delhi saudi arabia has vowed to help ease tensions between the nuclear armed neighbors after last week's bombing in the minister kashmir. dazzling light displays illuminated many chinese cities as the nation mark the end of lunar new year celebrations with the lantern festival palace museum in beijing also known as the forbidden city open to

the general public for night visits for the first time in its ninety four year history. lawmakers in ukraine of pass the constitutional amendment that commits the country to joining the e.u. and nato present petro poroshenko says ukraine will make a formal bid to join the e.u. by two thousand and twenty three although he admitted that date is ambitious the move was welcomed by european council president donald toast but it's likely to anger neighboring russia. while going to russia now and president vladimir putin will be delivering his state of the nation address later today it is a crucial time for the president with opinion polls seeing support for him telling off a less despite voters reelecting the russian leader last year for a fourth term until two thousand and twenty four you know if you travel to putin's hometown of st petersburg to hear what locals think about the city's famed such an icy year was. president putin on russian state television following

his victory in the presidential elections last march he won seventy six percent of the votes nass success awaits us yes. so far though there are a few signs of the success and polls say now less than a year later only a third of russians still trust their president we talked to some people in putin's home city of st petersburg the head of the local youth wing of putin's united russia party says he still backs the president. our president strength lies in his strategy for the development of russia only the killer here but this art history student says there are other reasons for putin's strength. should go ideal he said that a good leader needs to be feared and putin is respected because he is feared as long as people are afraid of him while he will be a strong president. the. president but even if many people

do fear him putin's power is on the decline especially since he backed his government's controversial pension reforms these push up the retirement age as it is millions of pensioners struggle to survive on their pensions. only a strong leader could take such a step. could not have been put off by five or ten years what president putin has chosen to take on the. negatively affects people's quality of life it's made the. another weakness is putin's apparent inability to get a handle on corruption while most russians are seeing their earnings dwindle the powerful elite keeps getting richer. corruption has always been an issue during effect if the illusion will be to decentralize the states and parliamentarian is an m.p. won't allow that are getting it up with. we've had governors and ministers of the russian federation indicted and locked up in the fight against corruption but that

rarely happens elsewhere like in europe of. europe with it. europe in the us are becoming increasingly skeptical of relationships with the west aren't rock bottom another minus point for. russia has always struggled with the west it's partly entity. which would sometimes russia once a better than the west russia and the west will never be friends and the human sense of the word. of. the floor just on the couple of countries that are prepared to work with us on economic terms of that want to invest or not they're the ones we'll work with. putin seems set on controlling everything in russia but his waning popularity seems to be testing that control currently only a minority of russians believe their country is heading in the right direction. i see him every year though each of our gives its freedom of speech award to an

individual or group of individuals who championed human rights and free speech often at great personal risk this year the award goes to journalists on a bell hernando's for her work investigating mexico's drug cartels and corruption in the mexican government her books on narcotics trafficking have sold hundreds of thousands of copies worldwide bringing this issue importantly to a broad global audience also very important work has shed light on the collusion between corrupt government officials and drug lords dozens of mexican journalists like her have lost their lives trying to uncover these stories hernandez is currently living in exile because of the numerous threats against her life. mexico is one of the deadliest countries for journalists. last year alone ten journalists were killed apparently as retribution for their work. especially at

risk are those who dare to ask questions about mexico's drug cartels. the country's war on drugs has claimed tens of thousands of civilian lives in the past two decades. a journalist and about hernandez is a survivor her family has been threatened at gunpoint and someone once left a box of decapitated animals on her doorstep her popular two thousand and ten book narco land investigates ties between drug cartels and the mexican government she says her work has put her life at risk many who shouts of the mexican government tried to kill me you know this little cut that you know i just post month whereas the mexican government tried to kill me ask i've been trying to kill two men you know they're just my list in my hugo that trying to say that to about this pollution hernandez now lives in exile in europe where she continues her research for her efforts to expose corruption dacha vela has awarded her the two thousand

and one thousand freedom of speech award. well these this is why i came in that very sensitive moment in my in my life. because outside from mexico i feel very alone i feel i feel alone. but this so why for me. he said kind of much more than that why are i so he died. on a visit to mexico the director general of dutch avella explained the decision to award the prize to hernandez. she stands for a lot of mexican journalists who have a really difficult job here in a country where corruption and not because criminality is very high to do their job but i think so it's a well deserved all i want for her and for all mexican journalists and then those hopes to return to mexico one day to be closer to her family she was glad to see

mexico's new administration take a stance against government corruption but she believes it will take courageous deeds not just words to pull her country back from the brink. this is deja vu news still to come on the show a champions league stalemated and field byron munich and liverpool play out a scoreless draw leaving the knockout round tie finally balanced. all first of all of fashions and saying goodbye to one of its most creative figures karl lagerfeld trade of head of fashion house now has died paris at the age of eighty five during a career spanning nearly seventy years the hamburg born designer was one of the most prolific in modern fashion for decades he played a key role in shaping the direction of a multibillion dollar global industry. few people can be called an icon however when it comes to fashion karl lagerfeld can definitely be called one and not just because of his trademark white ponytail high starch collar and dark

glasses he's credited with making a struggling channel company mighty again and outfitted a list actresses and models like naomi campbell claudia schiffer julianne moore and kristen stewart. the german born designer already made his mark at other fashion houses before being poached by chanel in one thousand nine hundred three to become its new creative director and make it a billion dollar industry leader again he also indulged in his second passion for photography his career started after he moved to paris from hamburg as a teenager he quickly moved up the fashion ladder becoming creative director at a number of fashion houses before joining. his creations often with celebrities always surprised defied popular conventions and were often very colorful. when once asked about what inspires him lagerfeld said. the boy you heard it

the human oprah get to go to college. but on tuesday people couldn't do that at london fashion week a minute of silence was held in honor of lagerfeld with britain's duchess of cornwall in attendance. and back in his native germany many are also mourning his death. even though he created a slick and elegance fashion he always transgress the boundary as a fashion and his own fairy refined way finally. fina his text and i'm wearing his lipstick today it's too bad he really influence the fashion world press every life must end some time in the political. celebrities flock to social media to express their condolences and their admiration for lagerfeld his one time use claudia schiffer wrote karl was my magic dust he transformed me from

a shy german girl into a supermodel he taught me about fashion style and survival in the fashion business what warhol was to art he was to fashion he is irreplaceable he is the only person who could make black and white colorful i will be eternally grateful to him designer donatella vez wrote carl your genius touched the lives of so many especially johnny and i we will never forget your incredible talent and endless inspiration we were always learning from you. and right to the end lagerfeld insisted he would never write his memoirs he said he wanted to make sure no one remembered him that wishes however not shared by his many divo ts. all from world class fashions world class football our clash of the football titans last night but without the fireworks we were hoping for lima talking from the sports that's dizzy or limit liverpool byron what happened i mean absolutely be

we're expecting a lot of goals and they just never came liverpool of course where they usual high tempo south by and munich on the other hand a lot more defensive something that i think even took you can cup a bit by surprise but i think the were no no try something that both sides can work with let's take a look at. liverpool pressured by in munich from the get go it paid off the english side were creating them more and the better of the chances but liverpool's dominant display lacked the killer touch. with perhaps the best chance of the game but he couldn't quite get his footing right by and absorbed all the pressure adopting a more defensive approach it was effective have a point where unable to break down by anstey fans with both sides shouting each other down this one ended in a goal this draw. and the press like anything to go by it certainly sets up

an exciting exciting returns like in next year what does this all mean for that return leg yeah so by and of course for outstanding defensive but it did cost them up run they created very very few chances and it showed i mean live on bosky the top men up front he barely got a you know made contact with the ball in dangerous positions so coach. and by and in general they just need to find a balance in the return leg and that task of course is made now a lot harder because they've pulled back yahshua to make he will mr return that because he picked up a yellow card and he was i'm telling you brian in beast mode last night and of course liverpool as well will have this top defend a virtual bandai back and he too is a monster of a defender so it will be no easy task for buy and it could go either way yes yeah ok you know we had the other japanese league match just like that and a lot of similarities as well but you do expect that those who expect that no goals

at all but you need a boston or not on managed to break the deadlock but it was a lot more embarrassing for us in one eye because they produced twenty five shots and they just couldn't finish and that's on except acceptable for side with the likes of. you is stronger as but yawn you know what credit to them i mean this sight this french side has troubled some of the big european teams in the champions league they drew and they won against manchester city in the group stages and that's also not forget that they are the only team in the french seek to beat germany this season ok so they have a lot going for them that we have tonight another match up between the bundesliga and the english premier league you tell us about them. no disrespect but manchester city a clear favorites the top of the table in the premier league they have quality and depth as far as the eye can see shall can mean while i'm. they're not we in top four and form they not when it performing well in the buddhist it seems like they

just surviving and they likely will miss out on a european spot next season though this one no brainer has manchester city written all over it ok this is manchester city is there written all over it is a but what about shock is there anything that might save them there's or is there something or is this all about manchester at the end of the day tonight football has a huge element of luck in it so you never know we have upsets in football all the time and hopefully i know maybe if wish for and pray for america is all i can say when it comes to the ok well that will be out there doing a lima cricket team thanks a lot thanks for looking at all these games last i grew up like elizabeth thank you very much. this is the news of course live from berlin i'm brian thomas up next people smuggling a close up episodes of books at a multibillion dollar international business don't forget you also get more about these stories about sports as well at our website e.w.

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