welcome to the gentle coming to life from the field when it was aware of dr thomas great to have you with us coming up on this progress the greatest threat to european security in a generation. that's what made as she calls the russian troops on the fence border the ci is under the microscope of her reported the washington post says the organization and lied about interrogation methods use of alleged terror suspects the death toll the outbreak of the beloved kitty rises. battling to

contain deadly blasts the nato foreign ministers have ordered and then to civilian and military cooperation with russia and say that having general staff's quickly devise ways to better protect alliance members serious matter does it signal the beginning of the end of two decades of the taunts and cooperation between the west and russia we get into a brussels correspondent for more on that. the lions ended this cooperation after russia moved troops to the ukrainian border following its incorporation of the crimean peninsula. it also said it was and advisors to begin training ukrainian forests mazda says it already begun pulling back troops from the ukrainian border. he knows he's no evidence of things. instead the alliance has announced more assistance for ukraine and the end of cooperation with russia

russia's aggression against ukraine is the greatest threats. add to your pc security in a generation. and the challenges our nation over your up for free and at peace. some diplomats have greeted the russian announcement with more optimism germany's foreign minister says that a positive first step. as with the conflict conflict like this cannot be sold at this point through military action was launched and will let them go. that means we still need to concentrate our efforts towards defusing the conflict. all the wars de escalation. the is that soon but so far. still need or will review its defenses in eastern member countries poland and the baltic states have called on young minds to increase its presence in their countries. we don't need nato troops on the russian border. it is a clear sign of me does duty

we want it. we need to make sure that all individual nato member states feel at ease you need a military plans will now be defined officials say they could be completed in two weeks. this is nato's first meeting since the economy in crisis began bring your correspond to me that was following the brussels summit forest jeff first off what new deterrence good nato put in place in eastern europe. well the statement tonight from nine to this as the nation will implement immediate and long term measures to strengthen our ukraine's ability to provide for its own security. that means help on the grounds that means sending extra nine to stop tuesday and they carefully office in kiev to reinforce that. um it doesn't mean anything in a minute re sense of the mama but it certainly does mean of providing new kind with the help it needs financial and in terms of

people on the ground training stopped to improve its capacity development. it's an asset to the numbers in other words just to reinforce and green shield reissue all that old neighborhood the baltic neighborhood that things are being done by nature short of way short of ministry intervention because they will be built bolstering eight as i wrap sorry and ukraine ukraine's defense reform program now still this is not going to go down well with black american man to come. no it's not the disease already seen as a bit of a provocation not least because the ukraine four minus two is that today's tool. i'm not president putin calls pre empted that old but bought by a warning that they should reopen nature should not re open talks with ukraine on mentorship of late so well that didn't happen today but said the ukraine pharmacy was here and i was a signal to moscow that while relations with moscow on getting colder seventy nations relations with ukraine are very publicly being reinforced to

strengthen snow the political lines are supposed to remain open that's the word from nato headquarters. but as they're concerned that two decades to taunt might be coming to an end. the city is concerned that's why i think this element of the relationship must be kept overnight use a political dialogue will still go on about these diplomats in brussels nato headquarters now suay can be a central to the counter pasta mosque on the sly cool. i'm five days still. a bit overrated right to bowl the stars mr page is concerned because any ministry and civilian cooperation programmes are being shot down. that means no new joint un peacekeeping exercises. but those political dialogue meetings will go ahead and there's no way to measure could afford to take johnson plays in this town because then i shall stop every communication on you in moscow they haven't done that tonight they just narrow down the mosque of considerably who could just meet a friend of nato summit in brussels for us jeff thanks very much. downing six

thousand page report on c i a interrogation programs declassified intelligence document the claims that intelligence agencies misled congress about this progress and human rights groups have long said they use techniques that amounted to torture thus according to the washington post newspaper says the report by the senate intelligence committee accuses the c i a of falsely claiming. that harsh interrogation techniques used vital information and help disrupt plots when in fact that was not the case the report also reveals information about a network of secret detention centers or black sites where prisoners were detained and harshly interrogated in secret. for more on this disturbing center report to spring and back off and washed and waxed this report does not directly use the word torture but it appears that was exactly what the c i a was doing even though it knew these techniques would not lead to any intelligence can you give us some tickets. right now

let's keep in mind though we don't know exactly what's in this report because it's classified. but god said there's a big big question arising from what we do know so far. well for so bad that the c i a did not only use the enhanced into reducing techniques as they call on other people on torture methods that we already knew about like sleep deprivation or waterboarding but that there was more allegedly for example dumping detainees in afghanistan repeatedly into ice water soap and the second and then even more important thing in baffling thing if i may say here is that if the c i in you that these methods were working. why did they continue to use them and why did they continued to defend them and we don't have any answer to that yet other than because they cut but keep in mind also we don't have an official response or statement from the cra on this report yet. max this report comes on top of other

reports that the c i a spotlight on congress. we have the nsa revelations on top of the ipl will the legislature no move to regains civilian oversight powers. you know they always had oversight of congress have played it quite a bit of oversight over the cio well the most important person to oversee the cio course is the president of the united states in what the c i a job as always reflects what the president blonde so there's a saying in washington that is that if something goes wrong the cit gets the blame is something goes right into the credit of the president of the united states eat at least say that it's entirely that ca is false. this was also the part of the president and in this case that would be obama st assessor george w bush had awesome important clarity there from washington. max wolfman for snacks thanks la note to turkey where police

in the turkish capital ankara have used water cannon to disperse protesters. crowds of people assembled at the country's election council building on tuesday demanding a recount of local elections held on the weekend mr brigitte i know the ones akp to forty five percent of the vote in those holes. more than some analysts predicted and one has been dulled by a series of corruption allegations. he denies any wrongdoing. when tony jones is easton in his sample for a story in. dallas is this something to these accusations of vote rigging little. between the fever hit a pocket mini cupcake was invited to log into the boat montreal to the republican people's party and the baby crying. they say that they're making the local couldn't take it too. having fewer of them that they contended that the theory of how they think

that i could feel it coming to them and they could they be taken by complaints from the pulpit even the kaikoura electorate of the people for help on getting him to take it. well they did great. and the legend of the cake it was so close to the definite the right to make it legal petition with the building to abdicate. it's going to insist that was going on since been broken up how likely is that the people will take to the streets again what tool. so what happened to the vienna talks like a missile over japan in the bnp election the opposition. they are repeating lecturer felt that will mold of what the condition that they can to make an initial potential but that they come in the intake drink and then that they can take to make the bible to teach them how they're made up of joy. at the end of the people to cook briefly. lol the power of the charges didn't help that

the deal will focus on that occasion of helping ask if they'd seen the legal white porch with a goal to complete they're making these the main. the couple that so is increasing with a reason and one and his feet leaving the country and his crack down on the internet corruption claims. wouldn't it be said about how the right to it. no permanent won the election. adding to the right page. taking the political temperature before any kind. the analysis france's new prime minister manuel ball has taken office promising a complete shake up at the top prize is expected to name a new government on wednesday with the changes anticipated including the finance ministry. here's a look at france's new number two. the incoming french prime minister on one side is

seen here on the left will try and succeed where his predecessor failed. it's a changing of the garden terrace hopes will help to improve the performance of the eurozone second biggest economy. if you don't see it i asked my new advanced to the government of fronts. he has the right quantities for the tops of the can. because nomination marks a shift to the right. he's often compared to britain's tony blair. dashing business friendly and opponents of traditional socialist policies such as the shorter working week. as interior minister he took a hardline online order and integration going to resume the battle against violence and crime is long and hard it takes time we'll see about race in belgium. such words we also strike a chord with supporters of the far right national front. that party made big gains in the weekend's local elections but many french people

remain skeptical. he was awarded to politicians and analysts say it makes no difference in the know of bias is on the title or someone from the other side is depressed. it's the third of the burdens on it otherwise it is not good at managing people. no new tack in the snow when looking forward to tackle a crisis in six compounds and see some signs and some fans of intimacy. the most pressing task of space is is the appointment of this cabinets. it's hoped it'll take shape in the coming days gemini the accused me of terrorists to the sheep faced incriminating testimony during a murder trial in munich on tuesday. a former state informant told the court. schaefer was well known neo circles long before she her co conspirators allegedly committed a string of racially motivated murders the case has been very closely watched here in germany and has shown the to get a closer look. day one

hundred of the trial began liked all the others before it was the chief defended stay on to cheaper turning her back to the cameras and practiced act of defiance she's the only surviving core member of the national socialist underground or an su. between two thousand due in two thousand seven hundred fahrenheit in the mood to those allegedly killed nine and with immigrant backgrounds. a policewoman and carried out at least one bombing in an ethnically mixed colonia for it. they are such a pro was the trio's third member accused of actively joining the killing spree. that's what prosecutors are trying to prove. the trial opened last may to a fiasco. media interest was so big that several turkish outlets missed out on the initial placement of seats in the courtroom and victims' families complained that the trial was a giving their concerns enough attention since then it's progressed steadily two hundred fifty six witnesses had been called so far. prosecutors plan on

calling some six hundred people to the stand in total perhaps more. his trial won't be finished any time soon. villagers or break while we come back is the evil outbreak in africa contains. but today let's stay with us. are you. fruit do. the us. thus the ice

the number of cases of people out and the number of hits is rising steadily in kenai. the outbreak is suspected of killing at least seventy people at this point in the impoverished west african nation. aid groups are calling it an unprecedented epidemic neighboring countries of restricting travel across their borders in an effort to prevent the disease from spreading. but the measures that come to that. hygiene and protection of key that opens in the kenyan town of what to do it the day is spent by close contact and is one of the dead houston texas to the fifth one hundred and twenty two suspected cases

happened that just is not just in a month helping with the outbreak started. now spread across the country unprecedented development making it very difficult to control. on the fourth day of the stuff we're facing the most aggressive strain of the donor site yesterday it's a strain that kills more than nine out of ten people the outbreak is no cross international borders infections have been confounded liberia on the suspected cases in sierra leone. as yes there is no treatment for a vote of the persistent tony alleviate the symptoms because the virus does it matter to the pharmaceutical companies don't want to invest in costly resets. in keane's capsule cannot create that means authorities can only advise on proportions. he got told to clean and disinfect wherever they can. and this along to monday. we are student government and private sector representatives to start applying all these measures from today. the system as

well. the austrade is a major concern for other countries in the region. morocco has announced extra health checks at airports and border crossings. senegal has a meaty closed its border with guinea. now more than four hundred thousand new cars and passengers are going to be impressed with the talk while its academic area of preparing to walk off the job on wednesday for three days in a row. to make one of the biggest strikes to get the outline with gonzo be canceling nearly four thousand domestic and international flights in all there are already knock on effects. my lips don't walk off the job until midnight the strike has already affected some travelers. time to cancel more than sixty flights on tuesday most of the long haul connections that would've landed early wednesday in frankfurt and munich. qantas said it wanted to prevent passengers from becoming stranded at the airports because of canceled connecting flights

thousands of travelers will have to use other airlines or go by train the associated press. most meals and will announce on passengers can change their flight at no charge for the next three months schools. how's the game crazy over them or they can use their ticket to travel by train and sat there are many options. the pilots want higher pay than their early retirement schemes under those they could stop working at age fifty five. it owns the sense that scrap the program because it was too costly. both sides claim they're prepared to negotiate and blame the other side for the impasse. so does and if we get an offer to provide the basis for negotiating the will of course look at it and consider suspending the strike. but for the time being. there's no sign talks will begin before luke tons of shuts down at midnight the news of the looming strike it down on trading

floors. of course other than that of my spots is the summary from frankfurt the foundation is rare among the biggest thing that despite the looming strike analysts are expecting that the three day strike might cost the allied up to seventeen eighteen year old son investors and trade as i'm hoping that both parties might come back to the negotiation table sooner than expected at least that was the tasting the last time it strikes on his ago. in general the move was pretty friendly here on the gem enact the team opted and that was also good to go to the fact that we got a good economic data coming out of the year is owed and the purchasing manager index for the manufacturing industries is showing that the economic recovery in the eurozone is intact and that is not only the case in germany but also in spain trying to get chilly. and as a little ok that's all that belief to take the closing numbers with events leading up the benign enough thousand not the euro sto fifty thirty

one eighty six the team deal with the dow was trading at sixteen thousand five hundred twenty four pointed this out the eureka when you whistle a thirty seven ninety all too impulsive. germany's jobless rate fell in march is the usual springtime revival was aided by stronger economic unemployment dropped to a nationwide seven point one percent last month just over three million people without work in march. that's forty three thousand less this time a year ago. lynch has clung to a medical has been meeting with regional politicians to discuss the country's energy policy energy prices in germany of been rising due to a decision to switch away from new korea in conventional power generation to bring you own fault. the german government is trying to balance the cost of promoting renewable senate the same time keep energy prices from rising further environmentalists count the government is abandoning its commitment to green energy club estate industry

light of rising costs the economy. the city's chief political correspondent with a crane is here for us at oak elementary steelers sick but gabrielle is known as germany's simple minister because he hopes people will use the energy and the economy as the prism of a tooth. those two go hand in hand that was he before we sit in in any way. well certainly he did not come out of bed this evening's energy summit as it was being built looking all that super in fact to a t u and wound up somewhere in the middle squeeze between consumers to at the moment there is the largest share of the twenty billion euro a year costs for this switch away from fossil fuels and nuclear to real post. we have very large subsidies for renewal polls here in germany and consumers are bearing a large share of the burden because energy intensive

industry at the moment is exempt from the surchar f those renewable ssidies to mr gabriele he wando both reduce the subsidies and also spread the burden of the surcharge more evenly he was asking for a rollback on those exemptions for energy intensive industry and the taste a whole lot of opposition with industry saying look if we do that we're going to lose their international competitiveness so when me and doubt that it is a compromise he will get a bit of reduction on the subsidies a bit more burden sharing by industry but in the end we will surely seek energy prices here continue to rise. miller the summit was called in the spa because regional politicians but threatened to blow me just a douy as performs why. that's right well the rollback on the subsidies would have a very strong effect on the northern region of germany task for most of theind power is coming from lots of windmills there and it states in the north have benefited from the switch

away from fossil fuels toward the twins because of those subsidies so they do not want to see them produced on the other hand the southern states where much of the demand for energy is located. they don't at all like the idea of big new power lines being built in their backyards to bring the wind from the north to the south so there's a squabble regionally as well and that was one of the items on the agenda this evening melinda just very briefly the crimea prices as people we thinking energy and halle germany does business in what you think the outcomes to be here. well the big question is can germany meanwhile also wean itself off of russian natural gas journey is one of the biggest consumers of russian is that this energy revolution to switch away from fossil fuels and nuclear. in the long run of course it will also reduce germany's dependence on russian gas but not in the short run the subject here at the moment is what can be done about that mike germany

for example need to invest in the infrastructure that would be repaid be required in order to import liquefied natural gas for example from the us or canada. that's one possible answer to him and no short term solution. ok think agreements for the analysis melinda. chinese presidents teaching being has called for even deeper bonds between his country and europe which together represent a third of the world economy has been touring vu signing billions of years with the business deals over the past love is today she wrapped up his european trip in the belgian city of duluth did so very awesome. it's a friendly face it i knew that she didn't paint has been showing in europe the chinese president has been making visible effort to get to know the europeans. he's asking for the same gesture and in return little local place to improve our relations

the chinese must know more about europe and europeans must learn more about china it was nuts. it is let me use this opportunity to explain that the kind of country china is seeking to set me on what would it. many in the largely youthful audience at the rear press on with the herd i liked it she mentioned the colts had t talk honestly about the politics of today official acts and obviously but to aid the sides. as i understood that and be fine in other words. she didn't even think he wants to build a bridge between china and europe have preached built a business. hope is that by twenty twenty. bilateral trade on the ground fifty percent to seven hundred twenty five billion euro is but he said cooperation has its limits to a boil. but china cannot copy the political system os board development models of other

countries. with the way that would not be right for us and could even have catastrophic consequences the remark offered further proof that despite the common interest and friendly atmosphere includes many many political guidance in europe and china will not be sharing the foreseeable future. still a lot of work still to do in building those business bridges that are not typically a lot of money in it. that brings you up to date here on the gentle indeed ltd its nice having a low c again next time remember this morning's their website at the dw dusty. shea

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