wanted to work for another company he's part of the young creative and hard working friends that president mccall envisions and that more and more french people are identifying with. i don't know how free by for now. it's not allowed to dangerous. to shanghai and his friends and to enter abandoned building sites. in camp life on finished structures my great adventure playgrounds . there are two hundred sunken ruins in the ukrainian capital from politicians they are high so also for young adventurous male sons of freedom. d.w. . entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful. it's a year now since hillary clinton lost the u.s. presidential elections of donald trump and the democratic party has gone on losing in state elections around the country my guest here in washington is near a tongue the a long time advisor to hillary clinton while the democrats finding it so hard she is finding new direction. in sixty minutes t.w. folks. are not out and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand g

paris to protest against sweeping labor market reforms launched by the french government but president mccall still hopes his vision for europe will appeal to the majority among his proposals harmonizing taxes across the. zone which would help finance a new common budget. and if the budget can only go hand in hand with strong political leadership led by a common finance minister and strong parliamentary supervision and the european level. only the eurozone with a strong and international currency can offer europe the framework of a global economic power. holmes plans would increase germany's financial contributions while reducing its influence on policy scenario opposed by many politicians and economic experts in berlin. an ongoing staffing shortage has prompted ryanair to scrap a second wave of flights after already canceling thousands of flights earlier this month the irish airliner is set to cut a further eight hundred thousand scheduled between november and march in total the cancellations will affect over seven hundred thousand bookings. meanwhile bankrupt german carrier air berlin is co

austria's designated chancellor sebastiaan courts and french president and mana why mccall both have promised to bring a breath of fresh air and have started their own political movements amash and there's a bust him court's next. but their approaches to right wing populism are very different. to past and courts owes his rise to the refugee crisis with his hard line against migrants and his isolationist policies he's co-opted the biggest campaign issue of the right wing populist and that strategy allowed his party to emerge victorious from the elections. a man of color on the other hand won the presidential election and france with a decidedly pro europe agenda and a profile that clearly defined him in opposition to the right wing populists of the form last year not. inclusion or exclusion what's the best way to keep rightwing populists in check. or think of him and let me put that inclusion versus exquisite and question to you because it is in fact one that's also being debated there are adamantly here in germany should politicians take the rise of the right as a reflection of legit

of this is if trump actually decertified the deal we have heard from the president the french president mccall who is saying that there is no alternative to the nuclear of course what do they do well just this morning the european union issued a statement saying the iran nuclear deal was the best way forward for a long term solution of the iranian nuclear file and that all parties should abide by this agreement. if the congress bose's new sanctions on iran that are not nuclear related but the sanctions impact on european business is expected toria extraterritorial e then you will have a problem and will need to decide whether they also pull out or whether they continue to maintain this deal and support their industries that are targeted by the exchequer or the sanctions by the u.s. if however congress passes sanctions that. us specific and they do not being alive european businesses and banks then we are in a different situation but regardless i think european businesses will feel will feel the chill and would be very concerned about hefty fines being imposed on them as has been done in the pa

presented what is being called a leader's agenda to discuss the reforms proposed by the french president emmanuel mccall we asked correspondent max hold on in brussels earlier about that agenda. what you have at the moment is you have a very enthusiastic french president with a lot of energy making a lot of proposition suggestions all over the place and i think there's two fold here what they wanted to skip the president of the e.u. council is trying to do is giving all those visions about energy a little structure sort of channeling what a money remark or is proposing and at the same time not only channeling it but preserving the ambition that is behind it because that you have to think about it you know if you still have twenty eight member states that might not agree with everything that i want to mark or saying that's one problem the other problem is that often in the past we decided something on the summits but it never happened it never followed through they want to change that wants to change that by setting out a new agenda giving it more pace and really trying to settle also the issues that wer

crisis escalates in brussels prime minister mari allard a whole one support from french president emmanuel mccall and german chancellor angela merkel but the e.u. says it won't intervene in the dispute between madrid and barcelona. china's president is said to have his own political theory incorporated in the constitution it will be known as she jinping fourteen has fourteen principles according to chinese state news agency sion the move is expected to further consolidate she's helped putting him on par with mao zedong founded china's ruling communist party. togo's opposition says three people have been shot dead in a third day of anti-government protests demonstrators are demanding changes to limit how long togo's leaders can stay in power or president for nothing based family has been in power for more than half a century kenya's opposition leaders has his decision to pull out of next week's election of iran remains unchanged during the made the comments after talks of top election officials during the had said he would reconsider his decision to quit if proper electoral reforms were carried ou

already held talks with the french defense minister on tuesday he's due to meet france's president manuel mccall human rights groups have condemned the visit and say back home should not support the egyptian government or sell it weapons activists say torture refreshen and unfair trials against civil rights advocates and journalists are common on the c.c.s. rule. now next up looking into a hospital in guinea with risking it all guinea seize it. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current a phone does that matter to you. al-jazeera. for many in the west african country of guinea life can be quite a struggle. a quarter of the country is covered in forest and the government has neglected roads and basic services. constant delays paralyze the nation's economy. yet guinea is a rich country rich in r. and gold and diamonds. but most canadians never see the benefit. of. a woman give it up. but today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital c

biggest as kicked off in the german financial capital ahead of the grand opening the french president manuel mccall got a private tour with the german chancellor francis the fair's featured country this year. well today marks international coming out day with james to promote awareness of lesbian and gay rights and all this week was focusing on being gay in russia with an exclusive investigative series of reports our moscow bureau chief very rich shadow matter russian gay rights activist who's campaigning to raise awareness about the plight of gay men in the russian region of chechnya media they're reporting on the alleged detention abuse and torture of some one hundred gay men this is the story of boris. only the oligarchs have it easy here in russia everyone else gays teaches journalists people with hiv have it tough before. they graduate from you as a gay man i feel social pressure each and every day look at the homophobia has become trendy you can even own money with it make a name for yourself homophobes get invited on to prime time t.v. chat shows and make even more money at the both infamous

they kicked off today in the german financial capital and ahead of the grand opening french president emmanuel mccall got a private tour with german chancellor angela merkel france is headlining this year's book fair in frankfurt. and we want to take you to do you know us now where at least seventeen people are confirmed dead and dozens more are missing as fast moving wildfires continue to sweep through california all the blazes have destroyed more than two thousand homes and businesses and hundreds of additional firefighters have been sent in from other states to help battle the flames. the wildfires ravaging northern california leaving a landscape of destruction in their wake hotels schools and some of the most prestigious wineries the napa valley and sonoma reduced to smoking ruins and for many returning residents all that's left of their homes is charred rubble or. to see what we've built and put into the place and now it's. reduced reduced to what you see here we're here trying to find what we can so. our plan is to keep those things and when we rebuild. they'll be. what we've lived through. fla

victory of else but in paris where he is discussing kurdish secession efforts with the french president emmanuel mccall is offering to help mediate his tension increases between the iraqi government leaders in baghdad and kurdish representatives with iraqi kurds want to overwhelm only in favor of the session from iraq last week despite warnings from baghdad as well as neighboring iran and turkey we have several crews monitoring the still developing stories coming out of iraq and how many is in it so they minea with more reaction to the couldst referendum natasha butler is in paris for that meeting between french president by crawling and iraq's prime minister we start with charles stratford in debates he's covering the new developments in how we wish of the loss of basti and child's all in iraq tell us about where you are and what the kurdish peshmerga doing there. well i got a. defensive position this is according to an agreement with the iraqi military that the kurds will defend this position they won't be involved in any offensive as such on who we. round all describe what we're looking at here is a

you're watching news live from berlin still to come on our program french president emmanuel mccall takes his push for deeper european integration to germany today and chancellor angela merkel are opening the world's largest book fair in fact. all that mark back in a few minutes. time . what drives the world's most inscrutable leader. behind. in ponsi friends and confidantes provide exclusive glimpses. north korea's dangerously. close up in forty five minutes of d w. that. there would. be a sun media where does it come from the month of two is all of us stop. starting october fifteenth on w and online welcome to quadriga art what is that he said about him in the uk if the way you read it is that. women's talk w. more women. more talk we think we have four more days to find out how this w. . fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like me have fake hair sometimes a hairstyle takes up to two days that's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about what's happening in their lives. i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to fin

unions for percent think five point four million public workers have united taking aim at president in mind when mccall and his plans to shake up france's famously inflexible labor code. organizational sunday all the unions are calling their members out to protest we are more effective for the united than when we're divided the views of the c.g. union has sent tens of thousands of workers into the streets to protest against planned reforms like making hiring and firing easier mccall says moves like these will fight france's chronic high unemployment but the unions are furious about his plans to x. one hundred twenty thousand jobs and reduce sick pay that's something they see as a direct challenge to their power to stay showdown may be just a taste of things to come as mccall presses ahead with his reforms. on monday britain's prime minister tourism a told parliament brags that negotiations on now in the course and one of the issues the two sides need to nail down before discussing trade terms as the border between northern ireland which belongs to britain and the republic of ireland which is in the e.u

of this is if trump actually decertified the deal we have heard from the president the french president mccall who is saying that there is no alternative to the nuclear of course what do they do well just this morning the european union issued a statement saying the iran nuclear deal was the best way forward for a long term solution of the iranian nuclear file and that all parties should abide by this agreement. if the congress imposes new sanctions on iran that are not nuclear related but the sanctions impact on european businesses extractor tory are expecting a tory early then you will have a problem and will need to decide whether they also pull out or whether they continue to maintain this deal and support their industries that are targeted by the exchequer or the sanctions by the u.s. if however congress passes sanctions that. us specific and they do not being alive european businesses and banks then we are in a different situation but regardless i think european businesses will feel will feel the chill and would be very concerned about hefty fines being imposed on them as has been done i

helped the dax clear that thirteen thousand point barrier he was elected with a mission french president in one mccall wants to overhaul the country's labor market and after making it easier for companies to hire and fire employees it's time for a step to the next before will change unemployment benefits and focus on job training but just like we saw in the first reform the french unions are not letting that happen without a fight today mccall met workers of representatives of negotiations that may last for months. welcome for the man behind tuesday's unprecedented public sector strike from its target for philip martin is it was his chance to tell president montoya marco in person what he thought of his plans to make it easier to hire and fire workers. if you look at only i reminded him that we take a dim view of this law and that we quickly need to review it because making dismissals easier has no effect on unemployment benefits for all families only two days earlier unions had expressed their opinion of plans to shake up labor laws the french president says reforms are key to fighting france's troni

the president's labor plans college officials say they're backing the strike confusing macro of destroying social protections. than some french officials are choosing a new pair discussed with mccallmess in the central close region have turned to the president's portrait in their office to face the wall last week and obama in the east and milk it was that region cut the bottom third off his portrait in protest of thirty percent cuts in the state budget. now u.s. backed fighters in syria now say they're just a week away from liberating islamic states one time they fought battle rocka effort to push the terrorists out of the city which was once populated by more two hundred thousand people has left it in ruins here are some of the latest pictures from inside rocca. the kurdish led forces launched their military operation against the terrorists in iraq in early june they've liberated iran's ninety percent of the city although i still continues to fight for control of the center the last of the old city would be a huge blow to the terror group the syrian army is also pushing them out of debt as all considering i considered myself last stronghold in eastern syria. but the story of rocc

the pet emo sauntered into the room and none of them did into a president or fireplace instead of hounding the pup a junior ministers in mccall laughed off the deal in this incident it is not known if the president's office is looking for a new dog trainer. sketcher minor now of our top stories this hour the un has made an appeal to donors more than four hundred million dollars in aid work for hands of muslims that money would fund relief efforts and so february nearly six hundred thousand had to have fled violence and million or more for neighboring bangladesh. that's a news update thanks so much for joining us here good of you news from berlin. stories that people the world over information they provide the pains they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. begin to fly we're on a journey to see how europe's muslims live do muslims in belgium france and spain have the same problems and worries the same desires are europe's muslims the same everywhere are they able to reflect critically on islam. where does this work especially well where doesn't it just doesn't know what are their fea

intentional at the time but three days later it's still up on the president's twitter feed for the world to see political analyst mark mccall he does think that the crane could face ramifications over the incident the polish government may in fact protest but not try to turn it into really seen as incident and polish government move very cold in new created buzz of. say these things to him but i would expect him not to issue a formal protest to the government in q two. but say this is and regarded as an unfortunate mistake and please take the pictures down from the website because it's quite clear that the pictures are not from western ukraine. you're watching our say thanks for being with us this evening we'll have more news at the top of the. what politicians do something against. it put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or some want to. have to do like to be for us this is what before three in the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the waters in the. first six may. when i'll get off the big. game a no is this something i'm not to run eventually g

french defense minister and on tuesday he's due to meet france's president in the home he weighs groups of condemned his visit and say mccall shouldn't support the government or sell it weapons activists say torture repression and unfair trials against civil rights advocates and journalists are common. david chaytor has more from paris the french president emmanuel macro has championed the value of the democratic freedoms at the heart of the european union but on the eve of a state visit by the egyptian president abdel fatah of sisi human rights activists in paris urged him to end what they called france's disgraceful policies of indulgence towards its repressive government. we have shown in our latest report that torture is done on a massive scale is systematic mostly by the national security agency and it could be considered a crime against humanity. listening in the audience the daughter of an al jazeera journalists arrested in egypt last december mahmoud a sane has now spent months in solitary confinement meant that he was confused he was sort of brass he was he was keeping from getting stuff because he's ben to spend d

iraqi prime minister hyder other body has told the french president that he wants to avoid a armed conflict with a rocky current. minor mccall has offered to mediate between baghdad and iraq autonomous kurdish region following his meeting with a body in paris today kurds voted overwhelmingly in favor of independence in a regional referendum late last month. meanwhile iraqi forces have announced they have captured the last stronghold of the so-called islamic state a terrorist group in the north of the country iraq's military backed by a u.s. led coalition launched an offensive last month to retake the town i am still controls a stretch of iraq's western border with syria. tens of thousands of thais form kilometer long lines as they waited to pay their respects to king bumi pond today the late monarch has been lying in state since his death last october and this is the final day that mourners can see the much revered royal before his cremation later this month. still to come on the program waste plastic just one of several threats about health of the world's oceans we'll find out what your plans to do about it as a host a majo

will get justice egypt's president has met his french counterpart in paris where the two pledged to strengthen economic and military ties abdel fattah el-sisi and emmanuel mccalllso discussed escalating violence in libya as well as security in the middle east and missing has been heavily criticized by activist groups with protests being held reporters without borders are against france signing agreements with egypt claiming the government uses torture passes journalists and holds unfair trials david chaytor is in paris. president emanuel macro on did make it clear that the press conference after the long lunch with his adoption counterpart that he thought human rights must be protected that the fight against terrorism and the the idea to protect security inside egypt and beyond egypt had to be fought within a framework of law protecting things like the operation of non-governmental organizations protecting civic society and making sure that human rights who were suspected and he thought that the egyptian president should lead his country on the path of this fight against terrorism within the framework of those laws and those rights but the egyptian president h

the president has been briefed and he's aware of the situation. joining us now, mike mccall, chairman of the house homeland security committee. thanks for being here. breaking news, obviously. what can you tell us? >> this was the ninth vehicle assault used by isis. and nice, we saw this happen previously. >> bret: you think this is isis? because i believe winning an individual yells out allahu akbar, all the indicators and hallmarks of an act of terror and i think it's true in this case. for two years, they have called out in their internet magazine to attack by vehicle, explosive device, knives and small-scale attacks. this is in accordance of the directives coming out of spent spent -- crushing the caliphate, defeating isis in mosul and raqqa. we are going to see these vehicles, knives and explosive devices. >> bret: it is hard to defend against. we are told it's a 29-year-old man of middle eastern descent, some names floating out there. we haven't gone with it yet. a time to florida, a new spec national. >> these cases can happen so fast. one person radicalizing quickly

as our last guest former ambassador mike mccall points out, am i reading this right, is the presidentat the end of our show, we've seen all the distractions over the past five, ten, 15 days. all go back to bob mueller's investigation. he feels the walls closing in on him. he knows the fbi is on his trail. and so now he's bashing the -- he's bashing american law enforcement officers who protect us and who are trying to figure out how russia tried to steal our election. so he's shown his hand. that's what all of this charade is about. he is scared to death. because the news just keeps getting worse, willie, on the russia investigation. >> the accusation, just to put it up again, the accusation there, by putting the fbi's name in that tweet, is that the fbi is asking perhaps did they, maybe, pay a former british intelligence agent to dig up dirt on donald trump during the presidential campaign. just be very clear what he's accusing right there. the american fbi, that investigative agency here in the united states, of paying a former british intelligence officer -- >> yeah, russia, the de

president trump because he struggled to remember her name. in the first tv interview, aisha johnson said mr trump as mccall had made her cry even more fostered ry, very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said it. he couldn't remember my husband's name, the only where he remembered is because he told me he had my husband report in front of him, and that's when he actually said la'david. i heard him stumbling, trying to remember my husband's name, and that is what hurt the most. if my husband risked his life for our country can't you remember his name? and that is what made me cry even more because my husband was an awesome soldier. let's talk to laura in washington. mrtrump said, let's talk to laura in washington. mr trump said, sessions with the families of dead servicemen are private, but they are not, are they? this has been a feud that has lasted nearly ten days. it was last week between congresswoman frederica wilson who was in the call when —— in the car when that call was made with president trump. then it felt political, like the sides were throwing this football around and stop this morning the widow of a fallen soldier has gon