the beyond the beyond the at. this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin america's top diplomat makes an unshared your trip to brussels as tensions rise between the u.s. and iran might prompt a real postpones talks in moscow and instead goes to brussels he was there to try and win support for washington's hard line position on tehran but even ministers warned him against the conflicts in the region as they try to salvage the iran's nuclear deal also in the program china says it was raised charge of some u.s.

goods in response to washington doubling its targets on china to use officials warn the trade dispute is hurting both sides the backlash hollywood legend doris day has died she was 97 from the letter from a culture expert for joining the studio to talk about her and some of the most iconic moments of her career. hello i'm on the thought she welcomed you dons at the center for growing rift between the u.s. and its european allies at a meeting in brussels today e.u. powers urged washington's top diplomat not to escalate tensions retired on with britain going so far as to warn the us of accidentally triggering a conflict in an unstable region but this comes as the e.u. foreign ministers were meeting to discuss ways to salvage their nuclear deal with

the horizon. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei all made a last minute visit to brussels to meet with his british french and german counterparts they are still signatories to the iran nuclear deal which the u.s. pulled out of one year ago much to the chagrin of its allies. we continue to fully support the nuclear deal with it on its full implementation the u.s. withdrawal from the deal has drawn criticism from the e.u. china and russia the deal was designed to keep iran from acquiring nuclear weapons in return iran would see sanctions lifted now the iranian government has said it will suspend some of its commitments to the deal tehran has so far not been willing to meet with the u.s. on monday afternoon pompeo met with german foreign minister heiko mass just. as we have a different understanding at the new could a deal to chair the same goal of keeping iran from getting nuclear weapons. and we

need to address the new role of iran in the region. at the moment i don't see any better or other suggestions for a better deal i think it's wise to stick to the one we. must 100. a deal he hopes will keep tensions from escalating. now for more on this story i'm joined by political analyst of the father learn new job he's with the brookings doha center welcome to you know the u.s. and the e.u. on opposite ends of this is iran nuclear deal what is my combi you doing in busses well i mean the 2 sides have been parting ways in terms of iran policy for at least a year now but now with the recent you know signs of escalation over the past few weeks i think there is a growing concern among european policymakers about a potential escalation between the u.s. allied juran and allied forces in that region so i think would separate pump can do

is to reify trade the point that he made earlier that the u.s. is not after a military conflict in the region so i think this would be an important message that he could send to the europeans now you shant bhatia to do from the nuclear deal last rican some and to see this is a carefully calibrated response by iran in reaction to the washington end does actually bitting the e.u. against washington and sanctions and lifting sanctions on iran can the new kid in this context be salvaged well it's very difficult because so in 60 days iran will restart its. enrichment 20 percent and if this happens we're going to see a resurgence of the iran nuclear crisis and this will be very troublesome for europe because in such a context it will be very difficult to continue the kind of diplomatic and political support is a view to iran but the europeans can do something within the next $660.00 days

which is to really try to import iranian oil within a bottle kind of mechanism so to import iranian oil but you know but to say you know goods to iran that that are needed by the population at the same time tensions . a growing in the bush and of saudi arabia says its oil tanker attack calling this a criminal act and a threat to navigation international security the united arab emirates is focal mushers best is a hit by unspecified attacks near the port city of joy the off its eastern coast on the saudi energy minister says 2 of the kingdom's oil tanker as well among the targets and these alleged incidents come as the u.s. warned that iran always struck things could be targeting maritime traffic in the region iran has scored for an investigation to find out who is responsive but. before that on the job what do you make of this incident well we don't have the

full story yet but it is interesting to see that this t.v. station that is iranian financed has been reporting about this incident you know quite early on before it became you know international news and i think the larger picture is that both in the united states as well as in iran there are hard line elements would be interested in some kind of a military confrontation but it doesn't mean that at the same time we're seeing with the super interesting and important over the past few weeks is that there is from both sides also some kind of outreach signals that there are willing to talk to the other side which is also quite new so i think what is happening right now is that both sides are poking. you know 22000000 they're standing in any future negotiations so you see this is a form of political brinkmanship but we've had the german foreign minister who was in brussels as well for these talks of the e.u. talk about being pretty wide about these developments seen and escalation of

tensions in the region and one of the indications well i think i mean there is you know concern among european policymakers in some quarters you see a lot of alarmism i think you know it remains the fact that both sides u.s. and iran. have a lot to lose when they engage in a large scale military confrontation right before that on a jet from the brookings doha center thank you very much for the analysis thank you . now let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world swedish prosecutors say they will reopen a rape case against wiki leaks founder julian assange and they will seek his extradition from the u.k. astonished refuge at the ecuadorian embassy in london 70 years ago to avoid extradition the probe was dropped in 2017 after the statue of limitations expired he has denied the allegations. in syria thousands of families are fleeing off to

airstrikes hit across rebel on claves and it live in hamas' provinces syrian government forces began advancing on the region late last month human rights observers say more than 300 people have been killed in the offensive. german police have found 2 more bodies during investigations of the deaths of 3 people shot with cross boats now the weekend hotel staff in southern germany discovered the man and 2 women today mr gately said 2 female corpses have been found in northern germany at the flat of one of the women found in the hotel. china has announced it will increase import tariffs on $60000000000.00 worth of incoming u.s. goods as a response to new american targets and chinese goods the decision raises duties on a list of products that were already affected but earlier retaliatory tariffs american liquefied natural gas an airplane parts are among some of the exports

targeted the new town of school into effect on june the fust leaving time for both nations to work out a trade deal. and for more on this story i'm joined by stephen beardsley from business desk welcome steve into how to what extent will these counted out of the u.s. and the global economy well if you look right now at how markets are responding you can see that both sides of the equation are suffering the renminbi which is the chinese currency has suffered its biggest one day last since august and you can see in the in the states you can see the wall street major indexes down the nasdaq are both down significantly those that are suffering especially exporters like boeing like caterpillar which makes heavy equipment also tech stocks you're facebook's apples and then chip makers who stand to suffer also from major export tariffs you know what's interesting here is that china can't really match the u.s. dollar for dollar on these tariffs the u.s. can always put more tariffs on more dollars worth of goods but the chinese can

still hurt them and this is also a further sign that this thing isn't solved and of course the big fear is that you get into a trade war which then sort of circulates wider and wider than just the 2 countries except you will risk all of this a trade dispute but do these did for tat kind of tad's mean that we're heading towards the trade will only think of a trade what we think of is that tit for tat we're going back and forth and then other players really have to chime in because they stand to lose as well so if the flow of goods are directed elsewhere into the e.u. for example then maybe countries are putting up their own trade barriers to protect their own industries they say you know all these exports which were heading to the u.s. are now redirected we have to protect our own industries and so you see sort of all these trade barriers start to rise and that's the big fear in the trade war and obviously going back and forth not really being able to work out a deal raises the possibility that it can just be taken too far and even if there is a deal believed to be at the heart of this somewhere then it becomes more of an issue

of saving face and that both sides can't really do that and then instead they're just going to for tougher ever so where do you see this going well we don't know the u.s. says it's actually preparing more tariffs. on another $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods beginning today it's going to make a list public of what it might target of course would be another escalation of this we also know there's no further dates for trade talks that's not a good sign so the 2 things are going to be watching are there going to be further tariffs and are there going to be further talks to actually resume this what's interesting is that both sides have built in a little bit of time as you just mentioned a moment ago june 1st on the chinese side also on the u.s. side there's going to be a few more weeks before those tariffs take place so they're both built in some time to hopefully try and resolve this thing and markets will of course be watching very very closely including hugh stephen. from this is this i think you very much for your investment. you're watching the news coming up ahead it's a little known chapter in the history of nazi germany

a raid on habits chinese community led by the gestapo on the 75th anniversary of that event we hear from the daughter of one of the victims. but 1st to the philippines where both have closed in an election where millions have been voting in a midterm ballot allies of president. expected to do well which should strengthen his grip on power the seats in the country senate are up for grabs we should means a good result could help to to change the country's constitution he's also promised to reintroduce the death penalty for drug related crimes a spot of his why do war on drugs has. his name may not even be on the ballot paper but there's no doubt these midterm elections are all about him this is a referendum on president do to have to say and his controversial rule.

millions of filipinos followed their leader and turned out to vote many for the candidates who have his backing because of the i want to win change of people who will really help our president what are you going to stray should but i also voted for a few from the opposition so there would be checks and balances. when president eternity came in. crime was cut by up to 70 percent when the person removed it. but not everyone is happy with a man who proudly launched a brutal crackdown on illegal drugs. get there of course. hitler massacred 3000000 jews. we have $3000000.00 drug addicts it would be a pleasure to slaughter them. thousands of being killed in do 10 days war on drugs including this man's nephew kyin jealous son tell us he was shot by police and found here. but you don't believe me we should choose

a candidate who respects human lives. about someone who appreciates human rights and is ready to fight for the poor like us about only about you and i mean we are seeing that the people who are killed are only the. detent today has also denounced human rights and put journalists and press freedoms on his list of enemies but bob there has been some international condemnation he successfully courted other populous leaders like us president donald trump. even serenading him. do tatay now expects to seal his own domestic political power through these elections for a new senate isn't local officials whatever the opposition most believe it's already

a done deal. and not joined by congress conduct research of human rights watch is asia division congress as we heard in our report present a tete it is not on the ballot paper so from your perspective what does this vote mean for his palace and human rights in general in the philippines. this basically usera for and i'm on issues 3 or year old range so far or so people are voting. affirming the past 3 years of turn this administration and so are these will mean that you really have greater control of the just nature and also particularly in the local governments in the cities and towns where his popular feeling reigns so i am so he he and his methods for example. the drug war will be. will be affirmed by this election now his promise is to deal

with drug traffickers have a controversial human dress to what extent are human rights a concern for voters in the philippines. well generally because of his popularity human rights as a campaign issue was not that significant although the political opposition was trying very hard to put human right out of the agenda since the election unfortunately it doesn't seem to work that early this source that we're seeing so far. those candidates from the political position who as far as human rights are not making it in the tally so while human rights and human rights because of the drug war use widespread in the philippines barny filipinos choose to embrace. their dismissal. from your perspective how free and fair would these elections. get based on the report as we're seeing in the morning starting that we're doing it

seems to be fair and honest and free the read although there are incidents of for instance intimidation by. bipartisan political parties and even there have been reports of partisanship even by the even by the philippine national police there seems to be generally the conduct of the election was fair and that. remains to be seen whether the canvassing of the votes to move proceed smooth the expected but so far there hasn't been any. untoward incident regarding regarding the conduct of the election now you have a background in journalism what is the situation like for justice and human rights activists in the philippines. well journalists and human rights defenders in the philippines are very much under attack by the government especially those who are

critical of the drug war are such as human rights watch and rock site for the center for the state of the journalism and many other members of the press and this is something that president herbert him sort of done backing them obviously trying to undermine them so while media and of the libyans are still free to do what they have to do they are under tremendous. attack by the government. propaganda some trolls and social media can discount it from human rights watch in manila thank you very much for talking to you. today marks the 75th anniversary of a little known chapter in nazi germany's history against temple led raid on handbooks chinese community the raid on the 13th at 944 led to a number of arrests and eventually the deaths of more than a dozen chinese residents after the wall of the german got the never compensated

the victims or their descendants but some are trying to ensure this story is never forgotten. but 77 marietta solti is one of the oldest bar owners and some to polly notorious red light district. few customers realize that her hong kong bar is a piece of german chinese history in the $1920.00 s. hundreds of chinese sailors employed in the german merchant navy settled in hamburg they opened up shops and restaurants establishing germany's 1st and only chinatown in the city's lively entertainment district. the bar opened by marriott his father was also a restaurant if i leave and i met you we had a zest for life we found a home here you had german friends and if you knew someone was down and out he'd let them die and free of charge. but the chinese communities peaceful coexistence ended with the rise of the nazis who branded unions between chinese men and german women as race defilement. the persecution intensified in may 944 with the gestapo

raid known as the chinese action historian lars amanda has documented the brutality used by the police and the gestapo during the operation. because i'm going the one in a total of $129.00 men were arrested and beaten as they were taken to this police station from here they were transferred to the gestapo prison that. with i was held for months. 17 chinese prisoners died his father survived but he never received compensation after the war the german restitution office classified the chinese action as a routine police operation lars amanda calls that a mistake this is the surviving documentation shows very clearly that to stop or offices show themselves as some controversial war is a good to extend the nazis policies of racial purity to hamburg's resident chinese

population. maria to has come to terms with germany's refusal to compensate her father today it's the resurgence of the far right that she's worried about. it makes me furious that people have learned nothing from history on the contrary history is repeating itself that the older generation should be making sure that the younger generation knows what really happened so it never happens again. mario to speak openly about her family's past so that the story of her father and her last chinatown conserv is a cautionary tale for future generations. and there for some sport in the bundesliga frankfurt struggled on sunday after suffering a bit of disappointment in europe just a few days earlier they have come within touching distance of reaching the europa league final before losing on penalties and back at home a visit from local rivals minds couldn't help thinking good shake off the new.

frankfurt and mines players took to the pitch amid a backdrop of pirate techniques on track fans are known for putting on a show but on the final home game of the season and with points needed to breach the top 4 they took things up a notch down on the pitch things were less fiery in a drought 1st half mines forward join felipe tater coaches with this point but fully. kevin traps for insight was for nothing however with play pulled back for of side. thankfully the 2nd half was different minds came out hungry for goals and were rewarded thanks to some tenacious work from a teenager and the coolest the finishes from pantin usia. destroyed parker's linking up she purred to give minds an unlikely. band doubled his tally soon after this time putting in the work himself to swivel and fire home in the 57th minute. just the nigerians 3rd and 4th goals of

this campaign. frankfurt's front line has won praise all season but with the clock ticking there was little sign of the old magic on say riches body language saying you'll hear. the minds fans were singing now and as the final whistle blew in frankfurt players slumps to the ground in defeat. a loss which means champions league qualification is now out of their hands. away from sports and hollywood legend doris day has died. she was 97 the singer and actress was known for a whole simply image and her lovely little ting voice she passed away early on monday surrounded by close friends according to her foundation doris day enjoyed the peak of her food career and the 950 s. and early 1960 s. in musicals and remand to comedy such as calamity jane and pillow talk in

a little yes she focus an animal activist and. with me in the studio i have robin miller from a colleague is a culture expert wonderful to see you robin 1st of all 2nd the really sad to hear about doris day and i believe she wanted to be a dancer she did as a child but she had a very bad car accident the car she was in was hit by a train leaving off broken leg very badly couldn't anymore she started listening to the fitzgerald and became a singer and that she sang with a lot of the big bands of that time you know some of the big big bands let's hear a most famous song we had just a teeny bit of let's hear it properly you'll recognize this one. k. that was there are. who. cheers not to see. ghaith that ah.

what. i thought it was voice clean and pure a bit larger image on the screen i think in this film was a favorite of my mother is that she was a very clean cut miss america but she never won an oscar no move she didn't she didn't although she did get nominated she got nominated possibly have most famous film pillow talk with rock hudson i think we've got a clip of which was the film that really rocketed to mega stardom back in 1959 and she went on to do a number of films with rock hudson in fact was a lifelong friend of hers and. then they are going to stay in the bath together but of course. they're in separate. of course talking all the fired. but anyway funny enough one of the films that eventually became one of those famous

was actually calamity jane which she starred in way back in 1953 and she loved making that movie because she was a bit of a tomboy and it was her idea to sort of leap on the counter here which ladies didn't really do back then in films i mean we're talking 65 years ago in the early sixty's she was the biggest female star in hollywood i think 4 years in a row however the end of the sixty's the sexual revolution style began to wane because she was too clean cops she also turned down some good rose she actually turned i'm playing mrs robinson in the graduate museum and she was paid of course by anne bancroft ok now but a sadly her private life was not quite as clean cut as the image no no it wasn't she was married 4 times and indeed one of the. husbands practically bankrupted she she. with the help of his lawyer and forced to do t.v.

shows she read even want to do t.v. shows but the doris day show in the early ninety's seventy's was hugely popular and revived her career but from the 1980 really she has been acting on the screen ever since then right job in med talking ma doris day thank you very much for coming in . he was in the devaney as did every news that a ship is next tuesday because of that.

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from politics to flash from housing to food top this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend t w. this is eat up your news asia coming up on the program solving the problems of india's government schools the capital delhi has led the way of reforms but how serious is the indian government in improving the situation and why isn't it a key issue in the ongoing election plus. the philippines holds me tom elections widely seen as a bit of them on the.