she joins us from hamburg, germany. when was the last time you spoke to her?spoke to her actually the day before her death. it was my night for maybe like 1:00 p.m. sometime that time. she was on her way to the airport with my younger sister. that was pretty much the last time i spoke with her. >> would you characterize her as distraught? would you characterize her as depressed? suicid suicidal? >> definitely not. my sister is very lively. she loves life, friends, family. she is one you can laugh with but also cry and have fun with and she was not distraught on that day when i spoke to her. she was very hopeful and things seem to get better she was definitely positive. >> did you speak with her after the news came that little max had taken a turn for the worst and would probably not recover? >> the thing is when we talked to each other on the phone she did not know that max it turned for the worst. >> isn't it possible, then, once she got that awful news the child she was baby-sitting for her boyfriend's 6-year-old son was not going to recover that she felt so

elsewhere but what exactly will these bases achieve stars and stripes journalist neil shea joins us now from germany who just came from afghanistan neal thanks for joining us the president karzai has agreed to the military bases but only under certain conditions if you. want to be. with us to do what we're troops. and you know what will be the bases in afghanistan really achieve. i think a lot of the bases will be used for special forces operations i think they'll do a lot of targeted raids like we've seen them that sort of an elevated sample rate over the last several years i think will be development projects we continue out of them. a strong military presence will continue one way or another the u.s. side. there is this planned draw down of foreign troops in afghanistan most of them are your last troops also marked the transition of control to the afghan national army but at the same time there is this more long term benefit of being established what is the significance of a more permanent presence in afghanistan well i think when i was in kandahar few weeks ago it senior u.s. diplomatic official

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stop fooling around and come back to russia from canada us britain france germany and all the countries of the world that will be ten million reach educated cultured people coming back to russia they do hear the call their mother went they must heed the calling of their ancestors who lived in russia i know why i told them to return back to russia but if they don't want to fine is their private business everything should be voluntary and the decision should come straight from heart without any pressure no one will be forced to declare his nationality it should be a russian civilization a russian world it could be even simply them that could be a union of those who speak the russian language those who want to communicate in russian need to help each other. says let him there is enough he had of the liberal democrats spotlight will be. shortly after the great south stay with us. twenty years ago in the largest country. to serve to. teach many to teach began a journey. where did it take. rank and clean those. squandered money. abandoning. what is now. more than sixty square kilometers of th

we have friends from germany to call us. we cannot go see them, obviously. we tell them that we would like to come. they're not happy that they have to pay for us. they're not paying for us. we are paying for somebody that we cannot see. we are paying for some bank that gave us money that we cannot see. >> do you think it would help now if you came out of the euro? >> we should not have been in the euro. the greek economy is not strong enough for the2. germany, maybe, but not greece. they never asked us if we wanted to be in the euro. they are now asking us to have a referendum. i think this is crazy. >> do you think you should come out now? >> no. i think it would be the worst thing to do for greece and everybody else. >> what is your message today to your prime minister, george prime minister george papandreou? what should he do now? >> resign, please. >> any government that comes in will have tocuts, a tougher ausy measures. >> i know. i know. >> you and your family will have to suffer more, will vion't you? >> we are going to have to live on 500 euros. c

the students learn that the seed used to make the bile diesel comes exclusively from germany. -- biodiesel comes exclusively from germany. >> the competition to food production is kept in check. the grape seed is not being transported across the oceans because of authorities in germany. long transport routes make biodiesel less environmentally friendly. >> after all that, the students have worked up a thirst. finally, they get to taste the brew and think about everything they have learned on the torch. >> this brewery is ahead of everyone else. >> i never knew anyone was doing something so good in such a small town. >> like many other countries, finland is paying more and more attention to climate change and conservation. >> the young people know we have to do something about the environment. that is important, particularly because they are the future. >> let's drink to that. >> next week, we continue our series, africa on the move. social changes driven by globalization. africa is the cradle of humankind. it has vast natural resources. these are fueling rapid growth. we talk with local jo

our own interests to maintain stability in other countries as germany is a nation that relies hugely on actually here if markets around us from both but it harms us we have to explain to our people the new generation of the prospects for long lasting. peace lies in europe to be bored when you serve the german chancellor there was no question of receiving financial aid from china or russia directly or indirectly through the i.m.f. do you regret that's happening potentially and what were the implications you think it doesn't make a dollar i don't think we should feel bad about other nations get out stronger the day russians chinese brazilians south africans or indians it should not concern us because these countries offer us more opportunity to export our products as they develop. well that's only the case if we stay stay more innovative when we fulfill our agenda of twenty and sort out our social policies and germany is the only country that understood back in two thousand and three good for an aging country to maintain prosperity it must provide for change think about i wonder if the rest of the evening stakes are from going

stop fooling around and come back to russia from canada the us britain france germany and all the countries of the world that will be ten million reach educated cultured people coming back to russia they do here they call their model and they must heed the calling of their ancestors who lived in russia i know why i told them to return back to russia but if they don't want to fight is the proud business everything should be voluntary and the decision should come straight from heart without any pressure no one will be forced to declare his nationality it should be a russian civilization a russian world it could be even simpler them that could be a union of those who speak the russian language those who want to communicate in russian need to help each other. says let him enter sure enough he had all of the liberal democrats spotlight will be back shortly after the break so stay with us. wealthy british style. market why not. why not what's really happening to the global economy with mikes cars are a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report. on. a very wa

who used to lead germany at the beginning of the millennium as its chancellor gerhard schroeder tells us why it's so important for all sides involved. gerhard schroeder was chancellor of germany from one nine hundred ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at nordstrom's russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic sea europe mr further why should the e.u. increase its dependence on gazprom. opinion. we're not talking about a dependence on russia we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector. north stream is viewed as a priority project by both russia and the e.u. because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six is recognized by the european parliament and the e.u. council of energy ministers and from all appears from problem and ordered from that the energy minister to nordstrom pipelines have already been laid what top of the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we haven't yet that we currently have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic meters the question of whether a third or even fourth pipeline w

from the man who's been in charge of the ambitious project former german chancellor gerhard schroeder tells us why it's so important for all sides and volved. gerhard schroeder was charles love germany from nineteen ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at north stream russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic sea so europe why should the e.u. increase its dependence on gazprom is good and i know i end up being a guy that was done so we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector neutrino is viewed as a priority project both by russia. because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six not recognized by the european parliament and the e.u. council of energy in his desk which wasn't from all peers from parliamentary or and from that interview minister to north korea pipelines have already been laid what the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we haven't yet still stand by it survive you currently have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic metres a big move th

champagne has now reportedly taken another government official under her spell all this time in germany so online from us tonight i don't know you tube channel two stripping for women's rights though they are activists from ukraine take the vatican by storm wearing well very little just ahead of the pope's weekly address they were quick to remove the thanks to a quick response by police to keep a straight face over you choose a you tube channel for all the details of the previous must as well. feuding russian tycoon. shouldn't. have taken the battle to a u.k. court and it's no small claim either with over six and a half billion dollars at stake business with claims of him over to rob him of the money by intimidating him to selling oil shares on the cheap something we chelsea football club owner denies all his other benefits been watching the billion dollar lawsuit. it's been dubbed the battle of the oligarchs in one corner is mr a estimated fifteen billion assets for your chelsea football club and a french chateau in the other corner mr b. estimated fortune five hundred million he had to sell his yacht b

behind me in nineteen forty one who died as they fell at the front defending the capital from germany. peter all of us thanks for talking to former british government associates his views on the origins of europe's debt crisis he thinks the e.u. was suffocating its members. i'm joined by lord hesketh a former cabinet minister in both margaret thatcher's and john major's governments and he's just become the most high profile defector from david cameron's conservative party joining you keep the u.k. independence party note hesketh thanks speaking to r.t. now you've been a member of the tory party although i don't live why jump ship now well it's been a long process and i think the simple summation is this. every government. that we have had with the exception of margaret satcher has essentially allowed itself to be bamboozled by the civil service. into avoiding having a serious discussion with the europeans about sorting out the problem and i'm afraid that is happening with this government there's no point listening to a lot of people telling you what they believe when they fail to carried out in govern

from switzerland germany he or c. gave his incredible flying display using a unique tailor made jet will double in seven seven in the aviation enthusiasm left from a helicopter and performed a series of aerial acrobatics high above the alps is a brave man in their joint two jets in a synchronized flight they are crosses previous aerial antics included flying the english channel and looping the loop around a hot balloon wouldn't fancy it was so put it must give him a buzz and will stay in these pictures were certain because be very pleased to know he makes it back down to terra firma in one place thankfully with nothing at all broken. eyes are also a different kind of fly that's a much further afield to the red planet the biggest and most expensive robotic rover has blasted off cape canaveral on a voyage of discovery a probe called curiosities shared will derive a male rich martian gale crater next august and aims to search the surface for clues about whether the planet's ever had a life friendly environment and is not a therapeutic overexplain russian the site of the sniffing out those vital signs. but it is a source of wild

from companies like france and germany. diana magnay is monitoring the developments and joins us from berlin.tinctly remembering mario monte clashing with nicholas sarkozy when he was finance minister. they're going to be meeting eye to eye as heads of state. it's going to be a tough meeting, isn't it? >> reporter: yes, nina. but i think there was no love lost between the german chancellor, the prime minister and the previous prime minister silvio berlusconi. and to see a technocrat trying to pull italy out of its current problems is a far more amenable partner around the table than perhaps mr. berlusconi was. in that sense they can at least all three work together with a shared understanding of what the problems are that europe faces if not shared solutions to what's -- to how to go forward, nina. >> let's talk about this issue of, say, euro bonds, now dubbed stability bonds as we were hearing from jim boulden before. this is really difficult, perhaps will take years to implement. is there a concern that the kind of solutions that are being mooted here by these leaders aren't feasible in the

for germany security forces used batons and tear gas to disperse the crowds and at least five people were arrested the same time in germany hundreds gathered to call for the shipment to be stopped from his country's decision to phase out using nuclear power after being spooked by japan's fukushima disaster. for can where rouge leaders charged with genocide torture and crimes against humanity have denied alleged roles in the country's atrocities decades ago the surviving three most senior members of the regime are accused of orchestrating cambodia's infamous killing fields of the late seventy's almost two million people by the former president said the prosecution case was monumentally biased and based on false reports and supplement the business as promised is next with kareena. hello welcome to our business out there this out thanks for joining me foreign direct investment in russia is up forty three percent in the year through september at twelve billion dollars however most of the funds to come from cyprus where many big domestic firms are registered the emerging markets private equity association says russia remains were the least attractive investment destinations among develop