us the just european arrest warrants on where each you know would somebody delay musses or we could become observers asleep but i think what needs to be made clear is that. even if they were to appear in court they wouldn't necessarily be arrested i mean this is just the beginning of the whole proceedings i mean yes the prosecutor is going to ask you know the people who appeared to be held to be remanded in custody and so the trial itself of the jokes. you know in theory they could. remand three men i cannot depends only on the judge yet they could remain free men inventing it that includes the former cattle on president now mr bush to mine said earlier today that he welcomed snap elections in catalonia so does that mean if he were to voluntarily return to spain would he be able to run in these snap elections and possibly be in a reelected. well the spanish government spokesman over the weekend said he was actually welcome to. start running again on the thing to remember here is still a piece i mean poland may have been dissolved well you know they're still beyond. your problem or descript

issue of european arrest warrant not the other thing is that if the worst of it theory you know this is just the beginning of stadiums it hasn't been formally charged just only if the judge. were to shocking if he were to show that he could be remanded in custody afterwards but one way or another it's all in the hands of the church. in charlotte you're in barcelona what has been the reaction there to the news that mr bridge a month has left the country. the people here were absolutely stunned and when the news started to trickle down that he was in brussels but we did not see hide nor hair of him last night nor the smore ning in fact there was a sort of a hunt for fusion one it was being described in brussels a lot of people here honestly needed to believe it to see it that we did see him today we gave that press he gave that press statement people here who are for independence a divided on exactly how they feel about it some have been very dismayed that he's left some of even suggested that he's a captain leaving a sinking ship and then there are those who are still very much behind

issue of european arrest warrants not the other thing is that if he were to interfere really you know this is just the beginning of. it has been for weeks should just i mean if the judge. were to shut change. if he were to show that he could be remanded in custody afterwards but one way or another it's all in the hands of the church. in charlotte you're in barcelona what has been the reaction there to the news that mr bridge a month has left the country. the people here were absolutely stunned and when the news started to trickle down that he was in brussels but we did not see hide nor hair of him last night nor the smore ning in fact there was a sort of a hunt for fusion one it was being described in brussels a lot of people here honestly needed to believe it to see it that we did see him today we gave that press and he gave that press statement people here who are for independence a divided on exactly how they feel about it some have been very dismayed that he's left some of even suggested that he's a captain leaving a sinking ship and then there are those who are still very much be

then the judge can issue and the rest verdict from spain and also an international arrest warrant for the rest of the european union and then if mr sharon has to pee in court of course he can be arrested anywhere in the european union this is a normal procedure between that you member states and mr putin says he doesn't want to flee just as he does to one doesn't want to you know to escape justice so we will see if he is just a coward a ruby here in the end the time to tell ben reading it in brussels thank you. russia has joined the white house in denying now collusion between donald trump and moscow during the twenty sixteen elections the kremlin pointed out that it is not implicated by the first criminal cases against the us president's associates this comes after donald trump's former campaign chief paul manifold and his associate rick gates were placed under house arrest following their indictment in the special counsel's investigation and another former trump advisor george papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to lying to f.b.i. agents. police in germany have arrested a syrian man suspected of plotting an isl

i suppose we are now looking at the case of could it be that the spanish government issues a european arrest vague. but i can shed light on the scenes here in the streets of brussels. this is the brussels prescott webb press conferences happen quite often. there has not been one like this in a long time. there were probably about 50, 60 cameras in there. very senior correspondent is fighting to get a seat. —— this is the brussels press clu b seat. —— this is the brussels press club where press conferences happen quite often. there were people waving the catalan flags. there were cheers of supporters of the spanish —— there were jeers from supporters against the spanish authorities. and there was cheering from those on the other side of the argument. thanks very much. more now on one of our top stories today — a government plan to crack down on problem gambling. at the moment, people can bet £100 every 20 seconds on fixed—odds betting terminals in high street bookmakers — but that maximum stake could be cut drastically under new proposals. we wa nt we want to see industry regulator and charit

that also demanding the release of two key members of the breakaway camp who were recently arrested. a european thing time publishes a list of thousands of arties guests including president trunk calling them useful idiots in a controversial report on this china's policies. and human rights organization.

that also demanding the release of two key members of the breakaway camp who were recently arrested. a european thing time publishes a list of thousands of arties guests including president trump calling them useful idiots in a controversial report on this china's policies. and human rights organizations warned deaths could rise in greek refugee camps this winter after cold weather and a lack of medical help kills a five year old girl. thank you for watching the headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate trish. you can see live pictures from barcelona with hundreds of thousands of people marching in support of the independence movement there also demanding the release of two key members of the breakaway camp who were recently arrested well earlier on saturday the spanish prime minister asked the senate to remove key figures in the council and government and transfer their responsibilities to ministers he also expressed his desire for a snap election in the region at the earliest opportunity. now we see different people here some came here with their families and

for mr putin money if he has to appear and caught and can also apply an international arrest warrant in the european union and then belgium would extradite mr putin month to spain but this is still far away and we don't know if mr bush one is really aiming to to do that if he applies for asylum he has only lived very little chance to get asylum in belgium because the unesco's normally don't have any chance to get asylum here so it's still unknown what mr put two months plan is he says he will return or you as his party will stand in the snap elections in december he accepted that but nothing else that is coming from spain so far all right brussels correspondent there and recruit following all the latest developments for us there thank you bad . now russia has joined the white house and denying any collusion between donald trump and moscow during the two thousand and sixteen elections the kremlin pointed out that it is not implicated by the first criminal cases against the us president's associates this comes after donald trump's former campaign chief paul man of ford and his associates were placed u

course the real issue will arise with the charges in spain against mr puigdemont turning into a european arrestck to spain to facejustice spain demands he's sent back to spain to face justice because then the belgium government will have no choice but to send him back. so the rest of the statement saying pretty much the eu line on this — it's a matter for spain much the eu line on this — it's a matterfor spain and much the eu line on this — it's a matter for spain and dialogue and he's not breaking ranks with his other eu leaders. that's the crillical point, as you say, isn't it —— critical point. he said he wouldn't return until the conditions were right and if he had a free and fair trial he'd go back, when he was asked would he be prepared to go to prison for 30 yea rs. prepared to go to prison for 30 years. presumably his lawyer would argue he'll never get a free trial here because he's facing such serious charges and the madrid government's made it so clear that they think he is guilty of rebellion, sedition and abuse of public funds. tell us a bit about the lawyer also, adam, he's engaged

arrested. in the news a european think tank has published a list of thousands of artes guests including president calling them useful idiots in a controversial report on this channel. and human rights organizations war deaths could rise in greek refugee camps this winter after the cold weather and a lack of medical help kills a five year old girl. very good evening to you my name is the harvey this is r.t. internet. hundreds of thousands of people around on the streets of barcelona calling for the release of two key members of the independence movement who were recently arrested earlier on saturday the spanish prime minister announced madrid was triggering article one five five of the constitution the government's also asked the senate to remove key figures from the council on government and transfer their responsibilities to ministers. expressed his desire for a snap election in the region at the earliest opportunity the moves have fueled the anger of the catalan people. and is in barcelona and joins is on the line now. obviously a lot going on today what's the mood there at the moment. well it

arrested. in other news a european think tank publishes a list of thousands of arties guests including president donald trump and he calls them useful idiots in a controversial report on this chinese policies. plus human rights organizations have warned deaths could rise in greek refugee camps this winter after cold weather and the lack of medical help killed a five year old girl. very good evening to you appreciate you joining us this hour my name is neil harvey this is r.t. and. hundreds of thousands of people have gone out onto the streets of barcelona they're calling for the release of two key members of the independence movement who were recently arrested earlier on saturday the spanish prime minister announced that madrid was triggering article one five five of the constitution the government's also asked the senate to remove key figures from the catalan government and transfer their responsibilities to ministers around iraq expressed his desire for a snap election in the region at the earliest opportunity the move to feel the anger of the council on people. has more now from barcelona. we

arrested. in other news a european think tank publishes a list of thousands of guests including president donald trump and he calls them useful idiots in a controversial report on this chinese policies. plus human rights organizations.

european officers were also involved. those who were arrestedographic images of children through their computers and mobile phones. they were also found to have produced images, too. more than 150,000 files were found. they were accessed through what is known as the dark web, a part of the internet not reached by most search engines. translation: paedophiles use this method. they store their illegal photos in the computer of someone in another part of the country, or the world, and often the person who is storing the content is unaware. federal police said this was one of the biggest operations in the world. more arrests could come. leonardo rocha, america's editor for bbc world service, gave us more details about the operation. it involved more than 1,000 police officers and they had been investigating it for about six months. when they went to investigate and started to see the images, and they actually interviewed some of the children involved and the teenagers involved, some of them related to the people abusing them, they realised there was

european officers were also involved. those who were arresteders and mobile phones. they were also found to have produced images, too.

forward against our clients is not evidence that can lead to an arrest it's completely illegal and unlawful not just in regard to the european human rights convention but also in regard to the turkish constitution. the indictment comes shortly after turkish foreign minister moved to told german news site spiegel online that he had asked the turkish justice and interior ministers to speed up the legal process german foreign ministers ignore gabriele called the charges a matter of great concern he said the demand for up to fifteen years in jail is completely and comprehensible and unacceptable to us gabriele says germany is doing all it can to bring story near and other germans held in turkey back home and well cup soccer germany has completed a perfect twenty eighteen qualifying campaign after crushing azerbaijan five one on sunday evening to make it ten wins out of ten the holderness had already captured first place in group c. they netted a european record of forty three goals in the process conceding just for germany went ahead in the ninth minute when they on korecki scored with this nifty backing but azerbaijan equalized

forward against our clients is not evidence that can lead to an arrest it's completely illegal and unlawful not just in regard to the european human rights convention but also in regard to the turkish constitution. the indictment comes shortly after turkish foreign minister met was so lu told german news site spiegel online that he had asked the turkish justice and interior ministers to speed up the legal process german foreign ministers that mark gabriele called the charges a matter of great concern he said the demand for up to fifteen years in jail is completely and comprehensible and unacceptable to us gabriele says germany is doing all it can to bring story nor and other germans held in turkey back home for some analysis let's cross over to our correspondent in istanbul dorian jones who is standing by dorian we just heard my gabriele reiterating that germany appears to be doing all that it can to secure the release of these people who have been detained tell us a little bit more about german efforts to secure their release. whether germany has been using a combination of diplomacy but also increasing pressure of the wate

fear a future as an independent state outside the european union and without all the advantages of membership some go further they want to see the arrest of khalid demand the catalan leaders sacked by madrid it's a tense standoff at one point a group of pro unity demonstrators attempt to storm the barricades to reach the catalan parliament. with fresh regional elections ordered for december in madrid spain socialist leader petra sanchez is banging the drum for unity. i have no doubt that harmony and coexistence will win. will continue to be part of spain thanks to reason and the law everyone wants peaceful coexistence between catalonia and spain local media said the public prosecutor could order the month's arrest as early as monday with tensions still running high there's little sign of any end to the crisis. let's go to barcelona now where correspondent phil is all a story for us charlotte you were at today's demonstration what did she say. by that's right friday was a chance of those who have full independence to have their say today was the chance for those who are against it and they really did send a strong message they turned ou

forward against our clients is not evidence that can lead to an arrest it's completely illegal and unlawful not just in regard to the european human rights convention but also in regard to the turkish constitution. the indictment comes shortly after turkish foreign minister met who told german news site spiegel online that he had asked the turkish justice and interior ministers to speed up the legal process german foreign ministers ignore gabriele called the charges a matter of great concern he said the demand for up to fifteen years in jail is completely and comprehensible and unacceptable to us gabriele says germany is doing all it can to bring stuart nor and other germans held in turkey back home let's get the latest on this case now from our correspondent in istanbul dorian jones a dorian started as one of a number of germans in custody right now in turkey for political reasons what can brylin do to secure their release. well the scope of what berlin can do is quite limited as the european union i mean the main incentive for many decades has been the prospect of turkey's membership to the european union that's always bee

forward against our clients is not evidence that can lead to an arrest it's completely illegal and unlawful not just in regard to the european human rights convention but also in regard to the turkish constitution. the indictment comes shortly after turkish foreign minister met who told german news site spiegel online that he had asked the turkish justice and interior ministers to speed up the legal process german foreign ministers ignore gabriele called the charges a matter of great concern. he said the demand for up to fifteen years in jail is completely and comprehensible and unacceptable to us gabriele says germany is doing all it can to bring story and other germans held in turkey back home. all these top people are dead and many more are missing after a boat carrying ranger refugees capsized the coast of bangladesh the victims were attempting to flee the ongoing government crackdown in myanmar hundreds of thousands have managed to make it into bangladesh but authorities there are struggling to cope with the scale of the refugee crisis. from above the scale of the rue hinge a refugee crisis is jolting. thousands of make

last year's coup attempt of the arrests of the suspects including a german and a swedish national have tested the pain threshold in relations between turkey and the european union like never before some say the verdict could also deliver the final blow to turkey's dwindling ambitions to ever join the e.u. our coverage takes us tonight to stamboul symbols palace of justice as the trial began activists demonstrating for the release of german. and ten other defendants including the head of and the national and for holding a workshop the rights group says the charges are trumped up workshops music paid by workshop in question is like those held around the world for but here it's being treated like a gathering of conspirators and criminalized it shows just how much turkish law is being instrumentalist. instrumentality at that. page and the other defendants were arrested in july show it was conducting a seminar in data security at the time. turkish prosecutors allege that their actions eighty degree movement and the kurdish p k k which are considered terror groups in turkey. had been lecturing about encryption methods at the time of his arrest. if convicted he

european union if he vicious. his band recruit reporting for us from brussels thank you band now police in germany have arrested a nineteen year old syrian man under suspicion of plotting and islamist inspired terror attack he was arrested in the town of the more than two hundred kilometers north of the capital berlin federal prosecutors say the suspect was planning a bomb attack with piii explosives in order to kill a large number of people. lawyers acting for asylum seekers at an australian run detention center in papa new guinea have warned that detainees there face a catastrophic situation authorities on madison island want to relocate asylum seekers and have close the controversial facility housing them that has led to a standoff with hundreds of asylum seekers who fear they will be attacked by locals if they step foot outside. when they're refusing to leave the conditions at the detention center have been described as unbearable so many here fear what comes next could be even worse local authorities want to relocate them to nearby facilities but many fear for their lives following a string of threats and vi

the justice department say the suspects, who were arrested in 2a states and the capital, brasilia, were accessed through the dark web. europeannion leaders have concluded their summit in brussels with an agreement to prepare for talks about a future trade deal with the uk. but the british prime minster, theresa may, was warned those negotiations can't start until more progress has been made on a financial settlement. now on bbc news, it is time for click. this week, life on the ocean waves. a big cloud makes a big bang, which makes a big cloud. and climbing higher and higher, and makes a big cloud. and climbing higherand higher, and back makes a big cloud. and climbing higher and higher, and back down again. this weekend, the world's toughest sailing race begins. held every three years, the volvo ocean race sta rts three years, the volvo ocean race starts in alicante, in spain, and ends in the hague, in the netherlands. now, that doesn't actually sound very far, but in the middle there is the small matter of 45,000 middle there is the small matter of 16,000 nautical miles, taking in 12 cities 115,000 nautical miles, taking in

the justice department say the suspects, who were arrested in 24 states and the capital, brasilia, were accessed through the dark web. europeanr talks about a future trade deal with the uk. but the british prime minster, theresa may, was warned those negotiations can't start until more progress has been made on a financial settlement. now on bbc news, it is time for click.

fear a future as an independent state outside the european union and without a lead vantages of membership some go further they want to see the arrest of khalid demand the catalan leaders sacked by madrid it's a tense standoff at one point a group of pro unity demonstrators attempt to storm the barricades to reach the catalan parliament. with fresh regional elections ordered for december in madrid spain socialist leader petra sanchez is banging the drum for unity. i have no doubt that harmony and coexistence will win catalonian. will continue to be part of spain thanks to reason and the law everyone wants peaceful coexistence between cats and ernie in spain local media say the public prosecutor could order a month's arrest as early as monday with tensions still running high there's little sign of any end to the crisis. let's get the very latest now i'm joined by our correspondents charlotte charleston pill in barcelona and public folios in madrid charlotte if we could start with you will the catalog president be showing up at his office today and if he does will he be arrested. the question today brian yes that is the reason that al

european union still constant diplomatic tassels and legal uncertainty are unsettling investors became clear how nervous financial markets were when the u.s. recently stopped issuing visas following the arrest of an american consulate worker in turkey the balsa stock index fell by more than four and a half percent the turkish lira has been under pressure for some time last year a thousand lire worth thirty euro cents well that's a mouthful and to get you twenty three cents now many turks are feeling the pinch the cost of living is up inflation was in the double digits last month hitting eleven point two percent on top of that turkey has a high level of foreign debt and gene is from the evil institute for economic research in munich we asked him to comment on president recha tire pedal once assertion that his country doesn't need the e.u. . well you know there it's understandable that there is a desire for foreign direct investment because what you see in the statistics is the long term investment new investment is no longer taking place there is a strong decrease in foreign direct investment inflows and the reason is again political uncertainty and you can declare on the one side that you a

along with the un the european commission called for dialogue and condemned the violence the stopped short of agreeing to the mediating role catalonian authorities have arrested to fill. as the region's president accuse the bloc of looking the other way. well the told more about that i'm joinened now by may and glad that he's a representative of the catalan governments here in france as it is now i thank you very much indeed for being with us on france twenty. four tonight's. i got my first question to you. is simply one of keep gains from holding this referendum it was the legal last week it's illegal toda. yet now hundreds of people have been injured spaniards and catalans a traumatized and what was the point. the boy and his atom cutone people wanted to express their will. i think cuttin people is the one votes and who owns their wishes. therefore they will do what they do want to talk two walking a referendum and there was a compromise with the authorities and we. managed to call the referendum in of extremism difficult conditions very steamy difficult condition but the but the citizens helped. the whole eight they did what they want waiting for hours the

people in charge of youth clubs they were arrested after a six month long investigation in twenty four states and the capital brasilia involving u.s. and european immigration officials. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is in saudi arabia as part of a new push to end the gulf crisis has been for months in saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and suspended all ties with katter after accusing us of supporting terrorism but to us and says he doesn't anticipate a breakthrough earlier this week he blamed the saudi led block for being unwilling to find a solution article he reports. he's back u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has landed in saudi arabia he was here in july then hope signing a memorandum of understanding with carter would be enough to end the blockade it didn't despite his shuttle diplomacy so now he's coming back trying a new tactic for the four blockading countries saudi arabia u.a.e. egypt and bahrain assigning blame them in an interview saying qatar is willing to negotiate and the saudi led coalition is simply refusing to talk because he tried before he tried to try to be nice with everyone but this stuck him nowhere

arrested he might of. and across and i. okay a to pre in barcelona reports. you. very much. well so a look at how the european union has.ll these developments today let's talk now to france twenty four was p. had done as they who is in brussssel. yeah yeah it seems the you haven't shifted deposition muchch off to the developmes today i would be sad to say they are still staunchly pretty much behind betrays. well yes quiets the haven't moved in names to. as compared to on their where being beginning to say ever since mid september which is. not the european union consists of twenty eight member states and no one at a known of them none of them is going to intervene. in a you know nina i political it's very soon that's who i in short. what via eu leaders have been saying that we have had still not to sgt president of the european council? who say that nothing hasas chand for the euu that that spainn is still the sole in tele? of t the european union. fall drone i into a fights. these considers eyes entirely domestic. okay pierre been a sale correspondent in brussels for now thank you very much. well the council on indepen

the european union and we will need legislative steps in order to combat this problem still ahead on the news out as well as accused of the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested and occupied east jerusalem. will take a look at the legacy of rock'n'roll pineal that domino. and an upset in the race to finish the season as the world's best female tennis player details coming up with nato. hello the heat wave such as it was is over on the east coast the u.s. and eastern canada that's a cold front the did what it's supposed to book colder air in but the real cold air is tucked back here coming over the canadian prairies in into the plains of the u.s. at the moment chicago is it telling denver the twenty six this is much colder but what you can see from this is what's happening down the desert southwest in particular in california where l.a. hitched hit forty forty two degrees on tuesday which is quite ridiculous when cities thirty six creeping down to thirty one but it's not till after the weekend we get down to where it should be about twenty four but the same time to remember the temperatures were denver's now down to eleven is coldest tuckey in across the plain

arrest. the euro area has risen to the highest level in 17 years according to the european commission on employmentn the region. employment is falling. corporate investments are rising. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. coming up, the rise of past investment. george walker talks to us exclusively about how the firm is competing the giants such as jpmorgan and goldman sachs to attract pension funds and insurers. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. it is time for futures in focus. president says president says n enough for the new fed chair is coming this week. the dollar taking a break. we are close to highs of recent months. will it stay there if we get another announcement -- if we get in announcement --if we get an announcement? >> we found our lows and 91 and we will work higher. i think we have an outstanding chance to go back to a dollar. you will see some selloffs in now, i wouldright be lucky to buy at 94. lucky

european democratic party thanks for your time. your with you francis continuing to step up anti terror measures a six suspects linked to a failed attack in paris is arrested the details of that coming right up after the break. despite all the efforts of the central banks to kill the economy by keeping bankers solvent when they should have been declared bankrupt years ago the index is showing that interest rates are going to go higher this means two things number one property market's going to crash and number two bond markets going to. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling closest project. in the frame. nor middle of the route sixty. six suspects being arrested in an investigation into a failed bombing in an upmarket paris neighborhood an explosive device was found on saturday and at that point five suspects were arrested the homemade bomb consisted of four gas canisters which were wired to detonate by mobile phone explosives were found by a local resident it comes as a new anti terror laws being passed through the french parliament it's expected to be adopted later this month showed it to penske takes a closer look at the new legislation.

mean or threatening to arrest seven hundred mayors referring to dish it shows how scared they were but there's another aspect to this look at the double standards of the european union of course of all look at what happened in court so we're we're. offering them there was you know really there was no equipment from the government in belgrade and the dialogue no dialogue and the e.u. in the us just forced course it was independence and then recognized corso as an independent state so what what do we see here a complete clean clear double standard where in those countries that the west european union brussels and washington want to destroy the countries they want to weaken they recognize but but in catalonia no it's interesting david you know one man one vote wants ok and this is what's happening within the european union the way i see it i think the european union has handled it very badly but that's what they usually do well i would say that the reaction of the russian government was quite right you know we do not decide the spaniards and they could the warnings have to decide it themselves no one can decide it better than themselves but there is an actor in t

operation against people—smugglers has been carried out overnight. 11 arrests were made in the uk and a further 15 in other parts of the europeand gateshead targeted a gang which used secret compartments in vehicles to smuggle people across europe and into britain. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. it was 5.00am this morning, the moment when officers launched a series of simultaneous raids across europe targeting a suspected people smuggling gang. immigration! stand clear! in west london. birmingham. and gateshead. as well as the raids here in britain, 15 people were arrested in bulgaria and belgium. in today's raids, immigration enforcement are targeting a group of men suspected of smuggling people into britain using hidden compartments in vehicles. the gang specialised in concealing people in vans and even in the bases of flat—bed trucks. what we have is families, we've had young children. it's quite upsetting to see the photographs of how these people are held within vehicles. they're specifically built hides and concealments in vehicles and they can spend a number of days in those locations before they

european travel ban on cologne fans but that has been suspended for two years. get you a quick mind of our breaking news story at this hour german authorities have arrested in one thousand year old syrian man on terror charges the suspect attained in fact i mean that's in the north of the country officials say he was planning a bomb attack that would cause many casualties. this is deja vu news live from berlin we have more coming up at the top of the hour today is of course hollowing a day when many of you like to indulge in some spooky thrills leave you now with these images of hollowing fans visiting frankenstein castle and where else germany . it's reformation. programs around the clock marking its five hundred first rate. and modern music. with an unusual starring role masi oka the fastest impregnation is rocking the stage more than three thousand singers from across germany and many months a hassles went into this the tuireann. inspired by the spirit of the reformation. they created revolutionary works of art. and his son are among the most successful. their pictures immortalized martin luther and the reformation. and medieval modern. forty five minute. th

european by. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you the trial of german human rights activist british story is set to begin today in turkey jordan was arrested in istanbul last july on terrorism related charges the case has become a flashpoint in or very tense relations between germany and turkey. you're watching the news coming to you live from london i'll be back with you in half an hour with an update of us stories would you join me then if you can. create. paul paul paul. inspiring. the. press of. a lifestyle you're a. pure romance next. hearts mountains may hear this. or this. or this. many voices many colors and many faces. germany's highest up once reaching the hearts mountains. in sixty nine d. w. . when cities are ingolf by the sea. all the dams. and costly protective measures will have been. nothing. what's. the future starting november nights on d w. health. and hearings to long. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and poor grows. life in an equal society. the divide starting november fifteenth on d. w. . welcome everybody to today's it.

the european union on such vital issues as immigration and refugees police in guatemala say they've captured a leader of the notorious m.s. thirteen street gang anchor gabriel rares merican was arrested in connection with a gun attack on a hospital in guatemala city in august that killed seven people m.s. thirteen began in los angeles in the one nine hundred eighty s. and then spread through central america and now operates internationally and has a reputation for using brutal violence. but as whalen's are also voting they're going to be voting on sunday to choose governors from each of the twenty three states the country has seen months of violent antigovernment protests sparked by deepening economic crisis and worsening poverty the opposition is expected to win most seats but many fear the vote won't be transparent or fair to raise a bow reports from caracas. opposition leaders in venezuela are crying foul they've just been told that more than two hundred voting stations for sunday's local elections have just been. their closing many voting centers around twelve percent of the people in this state have to go somewhere else and they were only just notified the center was open until