seems, inlly, it bavaria.ermany's largest refugee populations. " there is no question we should take them in and help them," she saiys. hard for the ref yuji's, and it is hard for us -- for the refugees, and it is hard for us, too." "they were killing the children," he says. "no one cares." what he likes most about germany, and he said, i just feel safe. >> an important thing. you are watching "bbc world news america." is visiting the 9/11 memorial on their last day of their visit in the united states. and how do you like your nuts served? that is a question that is being asked. from koreanresigned air, and the airline apologized to passengers for the delay. >> jfk airport in new york. hassan jurors were just settling down to their flight -- for their flight to -- passengers were just settling down for their flight. and then they were delayed, all because of these, macadamia nuts. the vice president of korean air got annoyed when the nuts were served to her in a packet instead of on a dish. she then resigned.

it has condemned violence like the apparent arson attack on an empty center for refugees in bavaria. >> refugees were supposed to be housed here soon, but someone set fire to the buildings and rate nazi graffiti outside. the authorities are investigating and the attack prompted the various interior minister to leave. his colleagues want to forge a response to rising anti-foreigner sentiment. a movement calling itself p agita has been gaining strength. but the people behind the demonstrations are nazis in pinstripes. they are woman extremists. many of the people go to these protests are ordinary people. -- they are well-known extremists. many of the people that go to these protests are ordinary people. >> while big knowledge that many germans are worried at the number of refugees entering the country, the interior minister insists germany remains a welcoming place. >> there are may be 10,000 marchers in dresden and much smaller crowds in some other places but there are tens of thousands who want to help refugees. >> for now, it is brutes like -- that are commanding the headlines. >> a

conservatives in bavaria cause aid stir by suggesting immigrants should have to speak german in publicnd home. they backed off of that idea somewhat saying more should be done to encourage immigrants to speak german in public. more now on a broader debate. >> it provoked a storm of comment. many people are up in arms. >> of course you should learn the language of the country that you live in. that is my opinion. at home it does not matter. you can speak your own language. >> do they want to put video cameras in people's living rooms? it is just bavarian nonsense. >> there was criticism from the sister party, the christian democrats. eventually they bowed to the pressure and altered the text of the proposal. >> we agreed the last sentence be clarified. people should be motivated to speak german in daily life encompassing all kinds of situations. >> the move may be too little, too late. they kick started the debate and drawn much criticism. they are being mocked and ridiculed for their proposal. there is widespread agreement that successful immigration can only happen if you speak the lo

g bavaria and verten berg. not even the two most controversial were sacked after the marme.w they show less than boldness and promoted field marshall and rewarded for his mediocre performance by giving command of both first and seventh armies. he it disobeyed the orders turned himself east of paris and commanded his army until the spring of 1915. the only commander sacked was housing a third army and that was because of the case of 5 us. on the other side, if we look at it, we see someone who played a highly active role as bob and his wonderful books have shown. apart from issuing a host of special instructions and orders, i should tell you the french official history is 144 volumes. he showered his commandering with hundreds of personal and secret memoranda, telephone calls and orders. he used his race car driver to great advantage. inspect and order and encourage and were necessary to relieve. in fact, he sad two army, ten core and 38 division commanders in the first month of the war. some he fired because he thought they were overly pessimistic and others because he found

the latest win in the bavaria derby.he 4-0 the final score, including two goals from dutch winner bayern robin. they were 10 clear of wolves berg who play on sunday. sports are looking to atrack fans. they may need to adapt to survive in future. it saw the culmination of fast-paced international premiere league, a round-robin tournament. the league, based on contribute's i.p.l. tries to introduce the sport into new markets in asia and the middle east. the final saw old rivals with novak djokovic taking on roger federer, representing u.a.e. royals, and the micromax indian aces respectively. novak djokovic may have won this encounter. it was roger federer's micromax indian aces that clinched the title >>> pakistan's men's hockey team have been reprimanded after taunting indian fans with gestures following the victory in the champions trophiment they are bitter rivals. they met in the semifinals in india. india beat pakistan to win gold. this was a close encounter, but in the 59th minute. mohammed escaped. they go through t

. >> reporter: especially, it seems, in bavaria.ould take them in and help them," she says, "but there are a lot who try to cheat the system." "it's hard for the refugees, but it's hard for us, too. we have space, but not that much." for every suitcase, there's a story. "they were killing the children," he says, "no one cares." i asked mohamed what he most enjoys about life in germany. his answer, i just feel safe. jenny hill, bbc news, munich. >>> now, countries around the world are being urged to do more to close the widening gap between the richest and poorest in society. the organization for economic cooperation in development says inequality is at its highest level for 30 years and it's damaging economic growth. according to the oecd's new report, rising levels of inequality since 1985 have shaved ten percentage points off growth in mexico and new zealand. the british and norwegian economies are 9% smaller than they could be had inequality differences been smaller. whilst the usa is 7% smaller because of its inequality gp. the

. >> reporter: especially, it seems, in bavaria. it has one of germany's largest refugee populations. "there's no question we should take them in and help them, but there are a lot who try to cheat the system." "it's hard for the refugees, but it's hard for us, too. we have space, but not that much." for every suitcase, there's a story. "they were killing the children, no one cares." i asked mohamed what he most enjoys about life in germany. his answer, i just feel safe. jenny hill, bbc news, munich. >>> an emotional opening day of australia's test series against india has come to a close. it was the first time the side had been in action since the death of the batsman phillip hughes. before the match started, there were 63 seconds of applause. hughes was 63 not out when he was struck on the neck by a cricket ball last month. our correspondent jon donnison reports now from sydney. >> reporter: not a minute's silence in honor of phillip hughes, but a standing ovation. australian players wore hughes's test cap number 408 on their shir

i asked my staff whether they can obtain more bavaria's security assurances that they provide to us when they become participants in the program. here at home we have enhanced our a gauge reds. talked-about to personally participate in these programs i go to islamic cultural centers and i have done this now in chicago in columbus, ohio and minneapolis. from community organizations and islamic organizations for the young people that have the inclination to turn to violence could be inspired by what they read and see. but these community leaders want to talk about issues that people in their community have with the department of all land security like profiling airports or enforcement of immigration laws. so as to build trust that of the with my department but the other components of the federal government in to engaged as well as the private sector -- sector. and with this stage of homeland security as we see a. borders security is close related it to make huge investments the border security. we're now at a place where there are but assets and personal technology they have there ever has