this is deja vu news. tonight inside an egyptian court room egypt's 1st democratically elected president. mohamed morsi collapsed during his trial on espionage charges today with his body. to the hospital he was ousted by the military in a coup led by the current president back in 2013 after massive protests also coming up tonight german investigators establish a far right motive in the murder of a local politician investigators say a suspect in the killing of an official from the party has an extremist back around

it's alleged he shot this official in the head at close range before his arrest on the weekend and at the women's world cup in germany have easily down to south africa to win the group and set up and easier looking opponent in the last 16. have you with us we begin tonight with news out of egypt former president mohamed morsi has die morsi reportedly collapsed during a court session in cairo and was rushed to the hospital where he later passed away he was a key figure in egypt's muslim brotherhood and the 1st democratically elected president in. country's modern history morsi had been in jail since 2013 after the military

alstad him following mass protests against his rule or as many of our viewers remember there are just. are more i'm joined here now of the big table by our d w news reporter don it potage it's good to have you here at the table so let's just start with what happened today in the courtroom sorry mohamed morsi was facing charges on espionage for contacts that he has with the palestinian islamic group hamas now he gave a statement about 20 minutes long before he collapsed now reports from egyptian media on really saying all that much but he was then taken tossed so where he was pronounced at what they're saying is that it might be a diabetic coma he went into but other than not we don't really know if they might you know was he ill beforehand yes so he is diabetic and he had a host of health problems but what

a lot of people have been saying as well is that his treatment in prison specifically meant that his health deteriorated a lot quicker than it should have done so for example his son last year came out saying that he was in solitary confinement for a long time being denied medical care or treatments that he needed and so that really is what some people are now pointing to as the reason for his stand we understand the muslim brotherhood is calling for 4 masses to attend his funeral in egypt and they're also calling for an independent international investigation of what happened today. is that even realistic is that likely to happen in egypt well the muslim brotherhood now isn't as strong as the east to be it is no longer theme as an official political party it's been outlawed. the amount of support that

the muslim brotherhood has at least outwardly in egypt is so scarce it's really difficult to source and to find real big numbers of whether or not his death will now change things i guess remains to be seen but we can't really say for sure if protests will come out big numbers talk about some home and morsi what is his legacy i mean the world knows the name morsi well he's really learned for sort of. around the well as being egypt's 1st democratically elected president even though his presidency only really lasted for one year before he was ousted again so really what happened there was a whole series of protests over reforms that he was trying to implement but. didn't really work out a man is what really prompted the military them to intervene in this military coup that now happened. still a defector sisi egypt's current president and powerless or he even though he has

a really short lived legacy if you will in egypt it's something that internationally is remember that and considering that the muslim brotherhood is much weaker now than it was when he was president it'll be interesting to see how the country begins to remember him now that he just passed away that. stood have you here on the show thank you thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world at least 12 migrants have drowned after their boat sank off the coast of turkey officials say the boat capsized in the aegean seen near the greek island of coast $31.00 other migrants were pulled alive from the water it's not yet clear just what calls the vessel to seeing the defense ministers of france germany and spain had signed an agreement to design a cutting edge fighter jet for use in european air forces the pact was signed on the sidelines of the paris air show it's part of

a larger plan to unify european military forces enter reduce dependence on u.s. planes report say that deutsche bank is planning an overhaul to shift away from risky investment banking it will create a so-called bad bank to hold coralie performing assets valued at up to 50000000000 euros and it may also shrink or shut down its u.s. equity and trading businesses. are you to hong kong bell where protesters have again turned out in large numbers to demand the resignation of the territory's leader carrie lam she's backed by beijing and sparked a wave of demonstrations with her plans for an extradition law that would have made it easier to hand over suspects to mainland china activists gathered outside government headquarters and other sites after a weekend of massive popular protests. and as night hong kong's young activists were staying put they gathered outside the office of the city's lita

carrier to demand resignation this is 10 is the demonstrators latest move in a crisis over a controversial extradition bell that would allow suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial. promise to suspend the no but protests this one to withdraw completely. earlier on monday joshi mobile. a prominent activist was released from prison he immediately voiced his support of the protesters demands. suspects of the evil all is not enough because we are not sure where. we activate the game that's why we urge for food withdrawal apologized is not enough because. she order police and allow police hold a gun should twist people just apply what beijing. that in 98

annoyed. just copy what happened in tandem school massacre and holocaust such a more modern city is not capable anymore how can the leader of the government allow polish hold against the twist people that's really terrible. a massive protest on sunday possibly hong kong's largest ever prompted an apology from lamb for planning to push the bill through but sources close to her say even if she wanted to step down beijing would be unlikely to let her fearing that would result in more instability. chinese authorities reiterated their support for. the wooden for the chinese government the central government has always fully affirmed the work of chief executive kerry lam and the hong kong government will be the central government will continue to fully support the chief executive and heard ministrations governing in accordance with the law if i shouldn't. for the protestors lam's close relationship with beijing is at the center of their fears

that their rights are being eroded and with them the freedoms that determines to protect. well here in germany federal prosecutors have revealed that they are treating the murder of a local politician as an act of far right extremism valter luka was a member of german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and he was a vocal supporter of the chancellor's welcoming approach to refugees he was shot dead earlier this month at his home in the central state of has set a police say the suspect killer who was arrested on saturday has a long track record of hate crime. in the early afternoon a spokesperson for the federal prosecutor held a press conference 45 year old stephanie is being held as prime suspect and the police believe they have established a motive the again this doctrine and because the current state of our investigation we assume that what we're dealing with is right wing extremism that's what 100 the

suspects passed gives us grounds to believe this. as do his public opinions and beliefs even a minor 1006 on june 2nd thoughts or live could consul district president was shot dead while standing on the terrace of his home 2 weeks ago the police began a broad search for evidence one of the 1st suspects was arrested on a north sea ferry but the authorities turned out to be on the wrong track the 45 year old suspect arrested last weekend was found by means of d.n.a. identification the police acquired comparative material when the suspect was previously convicted of right wing crimes authorities were tipped off to the connection between the murder and extremists when they observed right wing celebrations on social media shortly after loop because murder although the federal prosecutor does not believe the suspect is a member of a larger extremist network they are still investigating that possibility. our

morning i'm joined by my colleague. standing outside the home of the assassinated politician that's in the german state of has he needs you to talk to me a little bit you been able to talk to neighbors and people in that area what's the atmosphere there. yes indeed i actually could speak to some people and the atmosphere is various showed his people a very shocked that there might be a flight going most is behind the death of botha look they knew him as a very friendly person hey i talked with a neighbor who said he he took out the cattle with him sometimes when he was home so they are shocks that his political stance and especially his support for refugees might have something to do with his death a few weeks ago is that what they're telling you or do they actually assume that they know why voltar luka was targeted and murdered.

so vital to give us quite well known for his stance for refugees prover a few cheese he opened up a few refugee centers as a politician here and has a and all of this heated up in the evening in 2015 at a council meeting when he stood up for refugees saying everyone who disagreed with this belief of welcoming them was free to leave the country at any point so the reaction was very dramatic he received death threats hundreds of them he was under police protection for a while and of all of this repeated itself after his death hate speech of hate online saying that his death was. that it was a good thing that he was a trader of the people that he deserved to die so this obviously brought the police to this fright wing suspicion of the crime and what do we know about the alleged killer. so the killer is a 45 year old man and the alleged killer was arrested saturday morning early

saturday morning he had allegedly been in contact with the extreme right wing seen here in germany several times especially with the group combat 1818 here stands for hitler and also he allegedly committed his 1st crime against refugees when he was already or he was only 20 years old attacking a refugee center here in hester and all of this stands in quite a clear contrast to what the neighbors were saying describing him as someone as a nice family father who always greeted when they passed by so they couldn't actually imagine that he had a contact gee the frightening scene and if he might actually turn out to be the killer then he predicts succeeded in living this double life and what are you hearing from authorities are they saying that this could be the beginning or this could be part of a fresh series of right wing killings because you know there are warnings across

germany for all kinds of minorities at the moment you know to be on guard. yeah obviously we shouldn't make any such such assumption just now the investigations are still ongoing some people might think of the n.s.a. case actually when they hear about this though the n.s.u. case was a group that in the past killed a few foreign people with the foreign troops here in germany and and there was the idea of a connection between the combat 18 and this group but nothing is clear so far and we don't know if the perpetrator acted on his own or in an organization so this needs to be seen in the next few days yeah lots of investigations still to be done our my colleague has a vulture there outside the home of that. german politician in the german state of

hassle to say thank you for staying here in germany the far right immigration depardieu suffered defeats in a mayoral election in the city of gurlitz that's located in the east of the country the party lost the vote after a concerted effort by other parties and outsiders including some hollywood filmmakers to prevent the team from coming into power the vote is seen as a possible indicator of how elections and other german states might go in september . it was a close call but in the end conservative octavian also was able to breathe a sigh of relief with his support of all other mainstream parties the candidate of chance langan america's christian democrats managed to prevent the election of the country's 1st a 50 mayor in the east in germantown of its both the candidates of the green party and the left party dropped out of the race to throw their weight behind the c.d.u. men and against a candidate who won the 1st round of the election last month. right. the majority

has chosen an open society that is very clear but i have also said it is an important task for me to listen to those who didn't vote for me in the far right parties candidates a bastion vip is trying hard not to look disappointed at the contest was seen as a key test for germany safety who were hoping to win their 1st mayoral post in germany. it was not enough in the end it was not a vote for mr it was a very to get the candidate against me. the head of the vote even hollywood actors and producers said would you against voting for the f.t. fearing that if the mood in the future is one of hating xenophobia filmmakers might stop coming to the picturesque town locally known as curly wood for the many films that didn't center before it as i'm really happy with today's results and i think it's also a signal to the outside world that girl it really is the european city we call ourselves is famous not there you many things i don't like about the a f t but

right now it's the party that understands the people and that concerns them and. the outcome of sunday's municipal election was being closely watched with state elections in september expected to serve as a further barometer of the political atmosphere in the former east. our to iran now and rising tensions over the country's nuclear program tehran says it is speeding up your raney an enrichment and will exceed the limit of uranium stockpiles agreed to in the 2050 nuclear deal and it says it will do that within the next 10 days iran is also a threat and to enrich uranium beyond the levels allowed by the nuclear deal that deal has been facing for labs ever since the united states with through one year ago and really imposed economic sanctions on iran european leaders are urging tehran to be patient into abide by the terms of the agree. that film the disk at any escalation is

a step in the wrong direction and won't help iran itself and the international community and say we will do all we can without potus to dissuade iran and find a potential power to dilate us from sequined here but it's hard to do argument if you for i still think the situation is extremely explosive military confrontation in the gulf would mean that the whole region would be on fire nobody could be interested in that and it's not enough for me that everyone just says that they don't want war they also have to prove that they don't want war that means that everyone must take active steps toward deescalation should to mess with this kind of threw in the future by far and there was the german foreign minister there surfing the internet it is not easy in cuba the communist island in the caribbean was one of the last countries in the world to allow its citizens to go online and it still lagging behind much of the world when it comes to internet access less than one percent believe it or not one percent of cubans have broadband internet at

home so when 3 g. mobile internet was introduced 6 months ago it was greeted with joy like christmas morning but that joy was or has given way to frustration at the slow in costly service and cubans have now started a campaign in protests. he's over use cold announcement he is here fresh we return from the bell fields of cuba to talk about this so tell me about the protests well right now i mean mobile internet in cuba is not cheap for about 4 gigabytes and that doesn't get you very far these days we know that they cost about $25.00 euros in them but then a perfect into perspective cubans the average cuban makes about $25.00 euros per month so that's your tie your monthly salary gone just for mobile internet cubans are staging a protest on twitter they're saying the government needs to lower the cost of the internet and just hear some of those voices coming out of cuba and this protest one

cuban here says my mother has never connected to the internet she has a remote idea that something called twitter or facebook or google exists but that's only from reading newspapers and watching t.v. the socialist prices from cuba are completely prohibitive and another cuban here he did some research on these prices and he claims that the internet in the himalayas has cheaper in cuba he found nepalese company that charges around 9 dollars for 16 gigabytes. that's $0.57 per gigabyte cuba is 13 times more expensive you can send a selfie from the top of mount everest for cheaper so a text that's the name of cuba's government run internet agency they've been responding to these complaints they say look we have to build this from scratch this new cell network given the u.s. economic embargo that's not a cheap endeavor it's not easy to do that it's also important to note i mean in cuba public protest is very where you face a rest you face jail time perhaps if you speak out against the government it's

interesting to see now with this mobile internet this is really giving cubans a safer and maybe easier way of making their displeasure known to the government is kind of the new public sphere there were hour they getting around these high costs because like you say they don't earn a lot of money a lot of cubans say you know we sacrifice we save up if we want this data plan. others say there's a lot of cubans living abroad in miami a large community they'll send money back to cuba they say this is worth it to us will give you 30 bucks we want to talk to you we want to be able skype with you from home we actually spoke today with one of these protestors in cuba we won't use his real name or his real voice for safety reasons he told us though despite the high costs the internet has opened up a lot of doors in cuba the internet is a powerful tool i can know what's happening when it's happening that's new for me and every cuban before the internet that was impossible now we have access to international and independent cuban media it's good to know what's going on out

there and what the state is hiding from us which is a lot and he also told us he believes that the government is actually monitoring this new mobile network as well and what about mobile the mobile internet i mean how is that changing life in cuba it's hard to put a wall around there and when i mean imagine all of a sudden you know this is something we take for granted they have now have thought phones in their pocket they've got the internet they're using this really to navigate some of the daily challenges that they face there in that country one example here i mean it could be hard to get your hands on simple things like diapers or or meat even sometimes in the markets this is a whatsapp group it's called don't the iowa where you can find something users sharing pictures of long food lines passing along tips for where you might find something like diapers even coca-cola as this example says after the tornado struck there in january cubans organized relief efforts on facebook you know that's something we take for granted the biggest problem the brand it's just still too

expensive for most but eventually those prices will come down on this just a matter of when the whole mess and as always thank you. well the paris air show has started today in the blue jay it's the largest showcase of aviation and the aerospace industries light in the world with 2500 companies exhibiting more than 300000 visitors are expected but with trade wars weighing on business and safety concerns around plane maker boeing it's taking place under a bit of a cloud. the smell of jet fuel is once again in the air around live bushay has the aerospace industries biggest event both the military and commercial fly is after airbus the ideal setting to talk about its next project a smaller long haul aircraft built with fuel efficiency in mind the idea making the most distant flights profitable at lower capacities we can fly from northeastern.

asia into south asia sapporo delhi for example we can fly from the middle east down to bali we can fly from japan deep into a straight across the atlantic deep from europe into deep into north america and vice versa a frontal attack on boeing which is also developing a plane in the same sector airbus as arch rival is in desperate need of a win its money making 737 max remains grounded worldwide after 2 fatal crashes once focused on production of the highly sought after model boeing is now battling for its reputation. we're committed to learning from this and have teams working 24 hours 7 days a week to ensure that we're meeting the needs and priorities of our regulators and our customers around the globe. friends germany and spain use the air show to launch their next generation fighter jet project an air combat system that

incorporates drones and satellites never has so much political uncertainty surrounding the showcase borsch a britain's looming departure from the e.u. could throw a spanner into the works of europe's tightly integrated aerospace industry and other threats could come from the us recently threatened tariffs on airbus would in the words of the company's chief be a disaster for everyone. knows who the world cup where germany of one group b. after a resulting 4 nil victory over south africa martina voss to claim boards team were barely tested over 90 minutes and or head into the last 16 with their heads held high. germany powered the pressure on south africa from the get go and forced an early corner melanie low post from the ball over the line for the opener. germany tore beyond us defense apart again and again and extended their lead on 28. minutes tommy davis gifted the 2nd of the tournament. and it was 3 just before the break

captain and it's on from park city hut team it's a hot time with smiles on their faces. they didn't wait long to score after the restarts you know magoo with the rebound to make it for god 1st part. and then julia given had the ball in the back of the net but both efforts will be ruled offside for until the final score is germany when their group and remain unbeaten in the world cup group stage game since 1995 south africa had home pointless. meanwhile in the other final game in group b. spain and china drew neil nil meaning both sides qualifying for the last 16 spain to finish 2nd in the group with china 3rd spain dominated but did not break through after some strong goalkeeping from china's paying she may. hurt us.

our here's a reminder the top story we're following for you egypt's former president mohamed morsi has died after collapsing at a court hearing morsy was the country's 1st democratically elected president when he came to power 2012 he was ousted in a coup one year later. you're watching b.w. news i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i could just see you then.

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