this is new year's live from the. european commission chief. climate protection as a top priority for a new cabinet. proposed. commission today take a closer look. also on the program a german bride to be trapped in a coast refugee country to take back. to join foreign terrorist organizations will explore the issue. results back

prosecutors across the united states open investigations into the search john. i'm so gal welcome to the program. becoming president of the european commission has said climate protection is one of the top goals of her proposed cabinet and should a fanta life unveiled kalina in brussels and pledge that it would boost europe's role on the world stage the 27 strong commission is the most gender balance since its inception the european parliament must approve the commissioners before they can take office. changes in climate technology and demography will be her priorities as e.u. commission president and those of the trade the 7 strong team owes a life on the line has just named the german conservative that with a complain vowing to make europe greener. and this is the man intended to help

oversee the task dutch socialist fronts to moments he's been tapped as executive vice president for the so-called european green deal. i want the european green deal to become europe's whole mark. at the heart of it is our commitment to becoming the world's 1st climate neutral continent it is also a long term economic imperative because those who act 1st and fast will be the ones who grasp the opportunities from the ecological transition fund a line pledge to present a european green deal within her 1st 100 days in office she wants a legally binding target for the e.u. to become climate neutral by 2050 and she wants more ambitious goals on reducing the blocks carbon emissions by 2032 at least 50 percent. another goal for fund a line at cheating gender balance in her commission 13 out of $27.00 nominees are

women the highest female representation ever the top ranking woman underfund a line is said to be denmark's my going to vesta who will remain in charge of competition policy. but i'm very happy about it but i'm also quite humble because it's a big task she's a dead now from the line has to get her team approved by the european parliament and that's not a given. let's go through this started with. her joins us from brussels welcome box let's start with the point about approval from the parliament where are we likely to see objections. probably it would have to look towards the east the commissioners of the east that is and the most likely or one of the most likely to have a huge trouble in the european parliament is the commissioner or the commissioner designate from hungary because he's also the former justice minister of that country and he was justice minister during

a time when many perceive the one daring government as attempting to undermine the rule of law including the justice the judicial system so that will give him some trouble certainly in the european parliament that is not alone also some corruption allegations in the past for example for the romanian candidate but also even for c.v. good ol the french commissioner designate we do expect it to go through but you cannot be sure and usually there's at least one victim from those hearings just for good form and in this case some even think it might go up to 3 or 4 of those designated commissioners so one sauceda phones and i and gets a commission approved by the palm and focus to have priorities and how she plans to get that. her priorities are reflected in the positions of the executive vice presidents so she has 3 of those there are other vice presidents as well but the executive vice presidents really reflect the priorities you mentioned one of

those climate change it's called different it's called executive vice president for european green deal i believe by the way a lot of fancy names in that new commissions but if you really break it down to what it means of course it's fighting climate change that's one of them another one is about the digital age meaning europeans have a lot of work to do if they want to close the gap to china and the united states that would be my god the best one of the executive vice presidents we also saw in that report and there's a 3rd one to the surprise of some that is about is the brusqueness from latvia and he will be responsible for jobs but it is very european way meaning that that there should be social protection for that envisioned job growth big issue across europe the last 5 or so years has been migration to tell us about the migration of folia. there is no specific migration portfolio it's not called that way at least it's called at least that's what we're told protecting the european way of life and i

was talking about fancy titles but this one will most likely stir controversy although you know what does that mean protecting the european way of life it can mean all kinds of things you could argue for example it means protecting the rule of law or the freedom of the press but already we've heard some voices here in brussels say it's actually catering to or the right wing populism it excludes islam and excludes everyone who's not white we've had a tweet like that was very successful that we saw on twitter but like i said this is a very broad expression the new thing it's not called migration anymore it's called protecting the european way of life but of course new president of the e.u. commission it was a tough on the lion will most likely have to explain what that means at some point and the commissioner in question here also. she knows from greece will probably have to explain what this actually means max often in brussels thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world south korea's

military has accused north korea firing at least 2 new unidentified projectiles into the say tuesday to launch was the day since last july and came just hours after north korea offered to be sume nuclear diplomacy talks of with the united states. all the crew members of a capsized south korean cargo ship off the u.s. state of georgia have been rescued by rescuers had to drill through the hole to reach the 24 people on board when the golden right overturned on sunday. police in madrid have arrested a cyclist suspected of filming sexually intrusive videos of women in public witnesses raise the alarm when they noticed a man cycling slowly beside female pedestrians at a park spanish will have beds a filming and storage of intimate material without the subjects consent. now britain's parliament is heading to a 5 week recess called by the government against parliament's wishes and comes as

the country counts down to its share jeweled exit from the european union on october the 31st last night so a raucous final session as the chamber defied prime minister barak's johnson for a 2nd time by vote by voting against holding a snap election on october the 15th the opposition labor party refused to back mr johnson's proposal unless he agreed to seek a delay to bret's it. forces his snap election bid last week boris johnson gave it another go in a sitting stretching into the early hours of choose to. once again he was not prepared to compromise on his vision of a swift breaks it. and this is big i will go to brussels our government will go to brussels on october the 17th and negotiate our departure on the 31st of october hopefully with a deal mr speaker but without one if necessary i will not ask for another

delay all 3 strike this drew a predictable response from the opposition which wants to avoid a no deal break city sits un international a review for an election but as keen as we are we are not prepared to risk inflicting that he's asking for you know you say you don't ask was community our job our services or indeed our rights. in the end prime minister johnson's election bid was easily defeated. and t's were quick to pounce. thank you mr speaker but i should not congratulate the prime minister because at least he's been consistent is lost every vote is brought to us i. was. parliament has now gone into recess for 5 weeks after johnson perogue the house the opposition made their opinion clear about that's true.

was. now the german government says it is prepared to boost public spending if there's an economic crisis for yes palin has followed a strict policy of taking on no new debt finance minister on live shots that told parliament that policy would not change but that the government could pump billions of euros into the economy if necessary germany has the largest economy in the e.u. but it has shrunk in the past months a fuelling concerns that the country is falling into recession. note new debt that has been and remains sherman finance minister own off charlotte's smock so when he percentage germany's federal back should for 2020 that west no different plots him we've nonetheless ust all available yway it is an expansionary budget that includes many investments a decisions for the future the it's the right thing to do because we're facing big challenge us next year is german federal batches 1st sees

a total of 360 $8000000000.00 euro or sense spending 41 percent off budget is son social welfare spending $45000000000.00 your or so or 12 percent off next year spec shit on defense and h. percent on transportation and digital infrastructure berlin has come for shock criticism from its international partners from not spending more as my nose each in my view it is essential if that with a solid financials basis that we now half we can react with many many billions of euros if they're through recession and germany or europe and we will do it then after opposition parties see that differently are as is is fairly fun for the as law it's completely irresponsible act nobody nicely set as would have to wait until the financial crisis is getting really bad i'm yours and then we might take steps against it or we see that us strategy to focus on xmas surplices has lead to resentment from

a european neighbors great excited that the german government's bad no new dat should be lifted so that more money can be invest it in a climate protection is all fun is usual no new dept it's not an end in itself we need a grain boston charge by have to save money in still invests in the same time investing means building up a fun for climate protection and that also hopes invest and huge upside close in verse its own an oil i wants but so is this the german bad should is due to be officially approved at the end of november before then the plan could well face some changes. no court in germany ruled recently of of the government must be patrick the children of citizens who travel to the middle east to fight for the so-called islamic state official figures suggest that more than a 1000 german islamists went to syria and iraq to join i asked half of them are still there $119.00 are under arrest and many in echo just refugee camp in northern

syria the detainees include $73.00 women the return of foreigner former fighters and their families has been a topic of heated debate the 1st orphans of i asked fighters have already been brought back to germany but a strategy for dealing with adults jihad this is yet to be decided so let's take a look at the story of leonora and a father who's trying to bring a home. there is to the whole time you're caught up in your own problems false to shasta and yourself why what for. why is or. might messing ask himself why you know 1000 times his daughter has been gone for 4 years. in this care own child would rather be with terrorists than with you and she even thinks it's cool. nora left him a voice message soon after she arrived home papa don't make it says a lot and also almost never feels kind of news or is ok in those it's

a she goes from i'm missing 20 some good to come. in syria leonora met martine limca he was seen as one of the highest ranking germans and the so-called islamic state she became his 3rd wife but she and the other 2 wives started fighting leonora also witnessed the terror group's brutality and after a few weeks she wanted to go home desperate to help her father went to turkey and hired a people smuggler linked to the al qaeda terror organization. doesn't treat just kind of criminals but i want my child back if i have to stand trial for giving money to a terror organization i'd gladly go to jail if the main thing is you got my daughter back before it. can people back home in his eastern german village things became nerve racking my co-ordinated the life threatening mission via his phone and rocca several attempted meetings between leonora and the people smugglers fell through the family lived in fear for weeks. so we need.

to start to get to the point. this is from work and i had a real feeling of helplessness you're trying to distract yourself and not think about it too much because you can't do anything about it it's a thing where the guns it's nice to by. the rescue attempt fail. old that sense of helplessness lasted for weeks months and years at times mike messing did not hear from his daughter for months. when the last i a stronghold fell early in 2019 loon or ended up in the home prison camp in northern syria where she now lives with her 2 children born in i asked territory german reporters were able to meet her and asked why did you join us she tried to explain herself. islam

tends that islam was a trend a lot of people in germany converted. i got caught up in a facebook group and maybe it had something to do with my age and wanting to take part in a revolution i was interested in stupid things now i definitely want to go back to my family. germany's federal prosecutor is investigating the now 19 year old she suspected of spying for islamic states intelligence service and supporting the terror group leonora denies the allegations the german government will decide if and when she may come back home meanwhile her father mike messing can't wait. to find out more about their oras story you can see the full documentary on the you tube channel at youtube dot com slash the w documentary. google is a frequent target of anti trust investigations outside the us but it's been mostly left alone in its home country now prosecutors across the united states have launched a new anti just inquiry into what the internet giant is abusing its position in

online search and advertising. investigators are probing google to see if it's internet searches online advertising as well as its smartphone operating system android have made it difficult for rivals to compete and harm to consumers the investigating states are led by texas there are $48.00 of them plus the district of columbia and puerto rico. european union has been investigating google for some time brussels a subtle google with nearly 10000000000 dollars in and you trust fines over the past 2 years the commission has decided to find a group grow 4340000000 euros for a great change in you actually trust the rules. who has engaged in illegal practices just immense it's still not market position internet search. in the us google and the other tech giants have been able to operate relatively undisturbed but things now look as if they're about to get

a lot tougher. i was go see how tough that we have the data we reported on a click a welcome to the republican side of the josh wholly so this was a very bad day for google how significant is this it's pretty significant what's very interesting about this is it's the state's 48 out of 50 us states taking this on not the federal authorities and the states is where the big business in the u.s. gets a black eye if you like these are the people who took on big tobacco these the people who took on the mortgage lenders these the people who have right now looking at the big drug companies who are involved in the the opioid crisis this is where things happen against big business in the u.s. we've got a. quote here from the attorney general in utah who explained it a little bit less have a listen to what he had to say there's no question that google is the market dominant player when it comes to internet search with nearly 90 percent of the

share and there's nothing wrong with being the dominant player if it's done fairly that's what our investigation intends to uncover and reveal whether google is played by the rules and acted fairly look online sometimes between aggressive business practices and illegal ones. so what sort of business practices that are state investigators looking at they're looking at the. into play if you like between google's monopoly of the search engine business and its dominance in the digital advertising business. put simply is it fair this is what the attorney general is saying is it fair for people who conduct a search over google are they getting an objective result and is it fair to businesses who might not be advertising over google's in google's advertising business is it fair for them are they getting any exposure or tall let's do let's run through an example if i want to take you out for dinner tonight. that's really

going to go somewhere fancy i'll do a google search i did a google search for the best restaurant in berlin and i'm feeling flush so i guess so when i fancy what would you expect i would hope to see a list of articles and reviews of people saying what the best places for us to go for dinner tonight and all websites linking me to the best restaurants in the city let's take a look at what we actually found when we did this for when we define search we've got there a google map with 3 restaurants supposedly the best ones in berlin chosen by google right that they sending out restaurant review as i think they are is this injective selection of all dining options for the seafaring it's very difficult to tell where are they getting that information we don't know now you might scroll down and find what you what you might be looking for these kind of links to the restaurants but in very seductive map you can zoom in you can find different things if we click on we clicked on this. restaurant again we've not got

a link to the restaurant itself you've got the map from google you've now got google reviews so it's still in the world of google we haven't actually get got out to get any objective information at all and if you are maybe the best restaurant for us to go to this evening in berlin if you know advertising on google i wouldn't expect to see it there are tool. so you're kind of locked into this world of google so are we going to not. yeah why not ok either tim or a restaurant good what is google said about this well we actually contacted google today for a statement they didn't offer us anything new they didn't give us a google search either but the senior vice president of global affairs kent walker . issued a blog late last week saying that none of this is new saying that they've already been dealing with many questions on many different issues and saying of course that they're going to continue to work constructively with regulators as they have done

in the past now i mean that basically says nothing google earth now has 30 days to respond to a long list of questions about its digital advertising about how that works with its dominance of the search engine a usage and investigators are also wanting to hear from any google employees who might have evidence of wrongdoing we'll see how that weaver thank you whether we're tied to the. skateboarding makes its debut at next year's olympics and tokyo it will be a historic moment for the sport time provided with greater recognition but there are fears amongst the skate board community that this mainstream exposure will be in danger the sports individuality could expose the use of cannabis by some to official scrutiny. his skateboarding turns heads at my is a rare breed in europe the 18 year old from the south of germany quit school to

focus on skateboarding. was in the us how it's gone inside. the olympics has been a dream of mine since i was a kid it's the coolest thing and it's what i look forward to another skateboarding is part of the olympics it's really cool. heck not everyone is the optimistic some skaters are unsure of their sport fits in impacts. skating has nothing to do with the olympics skate most of the flight skating is like freedom you can do what you want to do there are no rules you can wear what you want you do the tricks you want as a kind of like no one is going to wear the same t. shirts when they skate no one wants that. skateboarding has always been more party then sport even at the german championships and there's no doubt everyone is young and image the international olympic committee wants to use to its advantage that skateboarding now has to play by the olympic rules. so teams into became an olympic

sport everyone that wants to participate has to be part of a club the club has to be part of the national association doping control officers come and test young skaters they take urine samples. anti doping groups pose a problem for many skaters smoking a joint is part of the school but it's a lifestyle but there's a specific component in cannabis that is on the list of banned substances at the olympics that means germany coach you're going home about has to to skate as a more than just a talent. all need talent and those who have the desire to show off their skills that means competitively skating for 3 minutes and delivering a performance talk about some of the most talented skaters are no longer part of the same and because it just didn't work out in terms of over aspects of. it. it's best to develop talent at a young age like nearly stuff fascias she's only 12 years old and already

a 2 time german champion. really has no eyes on tokyo 2020. she'll be 13 by ping was. thank you yes since the 1st 20 in the world rankings qualify at the moment i'm number 25 the list will be adjusted because only 3 from every country are allowed to take part so i could be 17 or 16 that's why my chances are good i think i can do it thanks dr chan it's just kind. of represents a new generation of skateboarders for them skateboarding is a competitive sport and not just the lifestyle it's the same for tyler at my i both have to find it a german titles and now hope to showcase their talent on the biggest stage of all. i skate boarding to kite surfing now or in the indian ocean island of the rich just for the kite surfing world cup 14 year old kylie sol has trunked with us stunning

display in the freestyle competition but she now tops the world rankings thanks to racing just like this russia's also hosted the men's competition the doric or need from the public about bugs to jump straight into the top of the world functions. as this data news is raw top stories including a new commission presenters have found a large as unveiled had. new team in brussels 14 men and 13 european parliament will need to approve house elections before they can take office on the 1st of november. prosecutors across the united states have launched a new anti-trust inquiry into whether google is abusing its position in online search and advertising the internet giant is a frequent target of anti trust investigations outside the u.s. but has been mostly left alone in its home country until now. more than 100

victims of hurricane dorian in the bahamas have been ejected from a ferry to the united states the behavior nationals thought they were leaving their devastated the islands from florida and were then told to disempower because they didn't have u.s. visas video of the incident has gone viral. that's it you're up to date more for me at the top of the hour have a good thing. kicked

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