more from us at the top of the hour as ever now though it's time for a documentary on the capital of malta valetta that's up hit that's up next here on . a mission nicky has no children which makes her feel worthless and incomplete. in a society that expects them to bear children this is a burden many married to get childless women niger suffer from a very personal film about the suffering of childless women in niger the fruitless tree starting january fourteenth on d. w. . behind the walls of st elmo his feverish activity the knights of the order of sin john trying to organize the lines of defense a feat of two hundred takesh men of war has been sighted off the coast of malta forty thousand heavily armed autumn and are about to attack seven thousand christians by the knights of malta will attempt to withstand the. onslaught. on the eighteenth of may fifteenth sixty five attacks attack but despite their superior numbers they meet unexpectedly determined resistance the attempt to take the full by surprise fails the defenders put up a dog fight within a month the turks have lost eight thousa

the enemy who had assembled his fleet this time of malta was a frenchman. napoleon bonaparte the most famous fortress of the mediterranean was surrendered without a shot being fired. the flag of the order which had waved so proudly of a countless battlefields in the holy land and in the east which was the dread of the muslims at sea was no good up to two hundred sixty ideas without so much as a. hand. their songs are dance floor hits. their fans are found around the world. their careers been full of ups and downs. an explosive look at the world of cust caught up. a special. this is one of the revolution. see it's time to measure since the revolution has been working to strengthen the young democracy. fighting for the environment jobs and against modern apathy. believes in the power of his generation. for tunisia's future. of the three thousand and thirteen. fasten your seat belts. look at the. chick in. the travel guide to dublin. busy getting it come to somebody at the right to arm. correspondent me is in central istanbul i'm joined by michel a couple of y

and are about to attack seven thousand christians led by the knights of malta will attempt to withstand the onslaught. on the eighteenth of may fifteenth sixty five attacks attack the despite their superior numbers they meet unexpectedly determined resistance the attempt to take the full by surprise fails the defenders put up a dog fight within a month the turks have lost eight thousand men and then does faults and elma full. weekend attacks launched a second attack on the opposite side of the harbor there the defense is led by the grand master of malta john perry saw that with his soldiers and circled by the turks they resist for a full long months. then at last the help they've been waiting for arrives from sicily the tables are turned the sultan's army demoralized by the long struggle phase from the island in panic. i i. i i am. the whole of europe rejoiced at the victory of the aggressively expansionist ottomans the knights of st john was celebrated as the saviors of the christian occident brave defenders of the faith in gratitude and to protect the island better against future atta

flaws police in malta have arrested ten people in connection with the murder of journalist daphne koller wanna go and see if she was reporting on corruption in the country when she was killed in a car bombing in october. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us tonight it's one step forwards two steps back that is the reality of breck's it tonight there were genuine hopes of a breakthrough in brussels. today those hopes were scuppered at the last moment and that despite reports that theresa may had thrashed out a deal with dublin all before the issue of border with britain now to resume a will have to revive it by a summit next week if she's to walk those trade talks with brussels. the handshakes were maybe a little premature the e.u. and britain say they close to solving one of brics it's thorniest problems the status of the irish border but despite reports a deal had been reached it failed to materialize it was not possible to reach a complete agreement today but on a couple of issues some differences do remain which require further negotiation and consultation. the border betwee

brent: the justice minister for malta spoke to was here at dw. he seemed to be convinced the killing of daphne caruana galizia, that the criminals she had been investigating and reporting on, they were the people responsible for her death. the family does not believe that. what do you think is the truth? >> i repeat, there was a lot of skepticism from the family's side. apart from corruption, she seemed to always focus on politicians, shady dealings involving politicians. and the timing of the arrests have been questioned. only two good days ago, there was a critical evaluation of the state. they declared they were more worried than ever before. the timing especially has been questioned. brent: keith, with the times in malta, joining us, thank you. 'tis the season to be jolly. that was the case at the sunday river key resort in the u.s. state of maine as santa sunday hit the ski slopes. they were decked out in santa claus costumes. they raise money for local charities. with so much joy and skills on display, it does raise the question, does santa

italian anti mafia commission warned that the mafia phenomenon that she called it was expanding in malta maffia phenomenon certain individuals she said were finding what she called hospitality to carry out their criminal activities particularly drug trafficking why do you offer hospitality to people like that in absolutely not i mean these were these are unfounded allegations and this is the law fear head of the commission nobody suitable to my knowledge she hasn't come forward with any evidence or thought and so it's unfair to say that because somebody says something in the press somewhere else anywhere in the world so you simply dismiss that that's not abuse not going to tell your mouth to mouth your commission talks nonsense there is what you're saying that's your putting words in my mouth and mouth but absolutely what i'm saying is that. as a european country we are members of the european union rough european standards and we have the rule of law nobody is above the law well wait a minute do you say the european stance is always because should have she have complained that you're no

minister joseph muscat described this rather curiously as a wake up call twenty eight bombings in malta since two thousand and three and this is a wake up call sounds as though you've slept through a lot of other wakeup calls well actually what's happened recently is that. in this case particularly the police have done a very good job because bernie six weeks after the murder of the africa i want to go to the police managed to arrange three persons in court last week i understand that but out of the twenty eight that have happened since two thousand and three only twenty six twenty six have remained unsolved while you say this this case and self will. bring gives us confidence that we might actually come back to the idea of the cases and for those of the world where you have a lot of it so that i've heard yes yes i'm very thankful but you didn't seem to manage on your own it's so easy if you've only solved two out of twenty eight where you see the this case particularly in the current of the litter case wasn't was a something very shocking for the nation i mean this is well it wasn't an

and police in malta have arrested ten people in connection with the murder of journalist daphne koller ana. she reported on corruption on the island when she was killed in a car bombing back in october. plus germany still without a government but it could be closer than ever to a new one that as social democrat leaders say they're ready to hold exploratory talks with the conservatives of the question. remaining can they convince the party's rank and file to example another so-called grand coalition. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us well one step forward two. depp's back we're talking about the brakes a dance that we're all familiar with there were some genuine hopes of a breakthrough in brussels today which were scuppered at the last minute now that despite reports that the british prime minister to resign may have thrashed out a deal with dublin on the thorny issue of ireland's border with britain or theresa may will have to revive that idea by a summit next week if she wants to unlock those trade talks with brussels by next year. the handshakes were maybe a little prema

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among them, four countries within the european union -- ireland, the netherlands, luxembourg, and maltat there is not a single member states on the list. critics say europe should put their own house in order first. javier: our reporter charlotte chelsom-pill has been covering the story for us from brussels. charlotte, hi, good to see you. not a single eu country is listed on this blacklist. how does the eu even justify that? charlotte: that's quite right. well, the eu will argue it has its own tools for regulating tax avoidance within member states. they will say this is something that was always planned to moderate the action of third-party countries, countries outside the bloc. but certainly the fact that no eu countries are on either the blacklist or the grey list, a list of countries that will have to adjust their behavior, is causing a lot of anger in some circles. oxfam, as we just heard in that report, is particularly angry. it published its own report saying, was this a blacklist or a whitewash? it argues that had the eu applied its own rules to its own member states, then four

last . 80 miles east of here, there is a boat laying in the earth much like the arabia called the malta. in september 1841. its cargo is different. it was working for the american fur company out in st. louis. on this boat for indian trade goods going up the river. some things are getting off in kansas city, going overland across along the santa fe trail on the southeast corner. we did a course ample of the boat last year to confirm that there was cargo that was still good on it. you could feel the drill cut through the top of the boat and we went three feet down inside of it to capture whatever we would find their and we found 150 gold buttons, ceramics, black and red wool fabrics and even chunks of lard. it will be a remarkable collection. is a remarkable collection. it would be hard to imagine anything better than that. i would not say that the next boat or the next would be better. it will be different. it will be from a different time period, and it's cargo will be every bit as revealing and is awesome. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to kansas city, missouri, to learn a

well three men in malta have been charged with the murder of a leading investigative journalist daphne karunya who's reporting focused heavily on corruption in the island nation was killed in a car bombing in october seven more suspects are still being questioned after police made ten arrests on monday the man charged with her killing pleaded not guilty in court hundreds of argentinean soldiers who were burrage anonymously on the disputed falkland islands have been identified relatives and now have the chance to bring the remains of their loved ones home to raise about reports from want to. know michael made his brother a lot of though was nineteen years old when he went to war and was killed. that was thirty five years ago and norma has traveled from the remote north of argentina to the capital to find out whether her brother's remains have been positively identified. i am very anxious them very upset because i'm not sure whether they have found him my mother died a few months ago waiting for this we need to know and be able to give him a proper burial we need to know whether they hav

here, there isf a boat laying in the earth like the arabia called the malta. it's a 15 years before this one in september of 1841. the cargo is different. it was working for the american fur company out of st. louis. on this boat was indian trade goods going up the river to council bluffs, and an overlooked perhaps. some things were getting off in kansas city and going along the santa fe trail. we get a core sample of the vote to confirm it was cargo -- boat to confirm it had cargo. you could feel the drill cut through the top of the boat. we captured whatever we would find. when it was brought to the surface we found 150 gold buttons, ceramics, chunks of lard. the boat is still full. we are pushing for a gig in the fall or sometime thereafter. it will be a remarkable collection. the arabia is a remarkable collection. it would be hard to imagine anything better than that. i would not say the next boat will be better. it will be different, from a different time period. it's cargo will be every bit as revealing and is awesome. -- as awesome. >> our staff recentl

christmas table and in that case chris still tableware the pic for you the first still is a mix made malta and the son of st it to one thousand four hundred fifty see that crystal is blown glass because of its thickness it requires a team of four to seven architects for aswell coordinate and meet the power. of factory manufacturers twenty to twenty five thousand different no it seems to me it was shipped our products run the country and explodes in a range of countries including mongolia trauma bay and switzerland but if you're looking for something more a thousand chicken traditional while there are russian national said remix one else the most popular as a style which takes its name from the village where it has been pretty use since the nineteenth century but if you wonder if you look closely you can see a cabbage blue rose engraved in every piece of table where it is a distinguished feature of the shell tottery no matter wad she choose to bring back whether it's ceramics gloss where or decorations perhaps the most treasured thing as mallory in a question marks her thoughts are on top o

today's events the timing especially has been has been question all right mcauliffe with the times of malta joining us tonight from valetta key thank you very much. you're watching the w. news live from berlin we're going to the pub of the hour with more world news. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful i'll be challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding on some. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with teeth players on the ground in the senate as a flower cutting through the rhetoric holding the fossil back of conflict so. conflicts on confronting the powerful on d w. are not about and they will not succeed in dividing us set out not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we have tired of these dictatorships. taking a stand global news that matters d. w. made for minds. my soon to quito spent two hundred eighty days in the torture chambers of the islamic state terrorist group in syria. the twenty four year old kurd finally regained his freedom in a prisoner exchange and fled to europe. he brought with him valuable intelligence about the ins and i

aid organizations like oxfam have complained that european tax havens like malta luxembourg and ireland aren't on the list. the irish government says it expects apple to begin paying back up to thirteen billion euros and unpaid taxes. the european commission had ruled last year that the i phone maker must reimburse the irish state for the money ireland initially didn't want to break its agreement with apple by taking the taxes but the e.u. said that tax benefits received by the tech company were illegal under e.u. rules. and he does is not planning to sell its new germany world cup twenty eighteen jerseys through other stores and twenty sixteen the sports where manufacturers sold three million units through retailers who saw boosted sales as customers often added other items at the point of sale but in two thousand and eighteen the sporting goods dealer plans to sell the world cup designs solely at their own retail outlets and online. with fourteen batteries under the hood of his vintage v.w. beetle hector ruiz is ready for his commute in mexico city's rush hour traffic but his zero emi

loss at the top of the hour as ever now though it's time for a documentary on the capital of malta valetta that's up to it that's up next here on. nicky has no children which makes her feel worthless and incomplete. in a society that expects them to be children this is a burden many married childless women suffer from a very personal film about the suffering of childless women in niger the fruitless tree starting january fourteenth.

blacklisted among them for countries within the european union ireland the netherlands luxembourg and malta but there's not a single e.u. member state on the list critics say europe should put its own house in order first . and our reporter charlot shell some pill has been covering the story for us from brussels charlotte hi good to see you not a single country is listed on this blacklist as we just saw how does the e.u. even justify that. that's quite right well the e.u. will argue that it's got its own tools for regulating tax avoidance within member states so they'll say this is something that was always planned to moderate the action of third party countries countries outside the block but certainly the fact that no e.u. countries are on either this blacklist or the so-called greylisting list of countries who are going to have to adjust their behavior has really caused a lot of anger in some circles oxfam for example as we just heard there in that report is particularly angry it publishes own report saying was this a blacklist all was it a whitewash its own argues that had the e.u. appl

european countries in order to avoid unfair tax competition like we saw it in luxembourg neverland's or malta or other e.u. countries this would be one of the most important measures but as you say there are decisions but this is only and this is showing the soft character off that report today there are only recommendations not binding so the real problem the bottom line the question is really is that report really able to have a serious impact with regard to tax to the fight of tax evasion but only recommendations which are not finding out salut lee and i mean how likely is it anyway the men the states would actually accrue these measures when bearing in mind some of the countries you've named including multi luxembourg would have to approve them anyway. well this is exactly of the problem there are many different different voices here within the european parliament and the vote is tomorrow or the so we are still not sure if this is really going to be approved at the end of the day and of course concerned member states like montana like luxembourg like the netherlands they are not so keen t

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because there is a journalist at the times of malta based in the capital the latter welcome to day w. and what more is known of these suspects and their likely motives well. a few minutes ago actually sources close to the government have said the two main suspects out of ten suspects are george their children and for the georgia to will tease man brothers actually who has a long criminal history all of a sudden the investigation is her focus from the circle of ten people ten suspects potential suspects which were mentioned this morning know the focus to two people who know the motive is not is not yet been established but investigations are still ongoing and we expect at least by the looks of it that these two guys will be useful men could be arraigned if not tomorrow the latest on wednesday ok so that looks like progress when lol to us justice minister spoke today w. he seemed to have already decided that dominick i want to get it's he was killed by criminals she was investigating the family has its doubts and where were you on that. well the family up to forty eight hours ago they w

in september the weather in space was as the malta was as it was on earth.io blackouts. nassar recorded the biggest solarflare for a radio blackouts. nassar recorded the biggest solar flare for a decade, but why should a flair have such an impact? —— nasa. we went to cambridge to get the answer. antarctica is a brilliant place to observe space? it is. it's very radio quiet, so we can pick up radio signals in the antarctic which we can't do elsewhere. we detect a special radio waves and those charged particles pose a risk of damage to satellites. in fact they are called killer electrons because they've been known to kill spacecraft in the past. one of the largest solar flare is ever to be witnessed was an event named after the british astronomer who observed it in 1859. he sketched what he saw on the sun, telegraph systems went haywire worldwide. scientists have estimated that something similar today could cost billions or trillions, given now increasing reliance on satellite technology. colour—coded here, you can see the radiation belts, the regions of high

so once the british made a decision to leave the you, paris, frankfurt, dublin and malta everybody was after the investment by the banks and they were pretty clear they would not be single market under the passport access for the u.k. -based banks so it is a competitive issue. with the u.s. we already had experience with the europeans wanting to cover financial services. the u.s. was firm that we were not interested in that. you certainly know more about this than most but it is partly competitive but more regulatory. so we have a variety of approaches after the crisis and even before terrorist finance, anti-money anti- money laundering into the federal reserve and treasury is unwilling to delegate those even the united kingdom regulatory agencies. so just one other diversion is what they are discovering in this brexit process is that in the context of negotiating with the united states and european union, they are a small player to negotiate with the eu as we are seeing and if they negotiated with us they would be a small player. we are relatively indifferent so we were look at this n

. >>> strong winds push ad plane into a building at the malta airport.he nose of this privately owned aircraft went straight through the cement wall. wind gusts first knocked it off its wheel chalks and then plowed through the fence into a building. it belongs to lord michael ashcroft who is a major don't o'to the conservative group. >>> meanwhile, nasa posted animation, as you see here. the asteroid was about the size of a bus. more than 130,000 miles away when it passed by. that closeness is considered a cat's whisker in astronomical terms. >> if yo if yo if yo if yo if u another super moon will take place on january 31st. it will feature a total lunar eclipse. that will cause it to take on an eerie, fainter than normal glow. all fascinating and beautiful to look at. it is almost time to start recycling your christmas tree.te >> looking at how trees are turned into mulch, pick up is from january 2 until january 12th. recycling reduces the amount of material that ends up in the landfill and it feeds moisture and night rents pack into the voir. >> we're

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blacklisted among them four countries within the european union ireland the netherlands luxembourg and malta but there's not a single e.u. member state on the list critics say europe should put its own house in order first . and our reporter charlot shell some pill has been covering the story for us from brussels charlotte hi good to see you not a single e.u. country is listed on this blacklist as we just saw how does the e.u. even justify that. that's quite right well the e.u. will argue that it's got its own tools for regulating tax avoidance within member states they'll say this is something that was always planned to moderate the action of third party countries countries outside the block but certainly the fact that no e.u. countries are on either this blacklist or the so-called greylisting list of countries who are going to have to adjust their behavior has really caused a lot of anger in some circles oxfam for example as we just heard there in that report is particularly angry it publishes own report saying was this a blacklist all was it a whitewash it argues that had the e.u. applied

she led the investigation into the panama papers and alleged corruption in malta. we are back in two minutes with more news. on twitter this morning - i )m talking about a history-making night fo-l >>> 5:55. on twitter, i'm talking about a history making night for l.l. cool jay. the youngest person and the first rapper to be recognized at the honors. you can follow me on twitter. >>> happening today, the president heads to utah where he's expected to dramatically shrink the size of two national monuments. he is expected to reduce the monument, 1.3 million acres, by almost 85%. the staircase national monument is expected to lose almost half the acreage, according to reports from nbc news, the associated press and "the washington post." a thousand people have been protesting the plan for the weekend. national monument designations are federal overreach. native american tribes are expected to take this case to court. >>> a former south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man is set to be sentenced today. the video shows the encounter between michael

three men in malta has been charged with the murder of a leading investigative journalist daphne. whose reporting focused heavily on corruption in the e.u. island state was killed in a car bomb attack in october seven suspects are still being questioned. the main opposition in honduras is demanding either a full recount of a runoff vote to end a stalemate over last month's elections your therapies have failed to declare an official winner sparking violent protest and unlike time curfew police are now refusing to confront the protesters and the demanding an end to the crisis. the russian olympic team has been banned from the next winter games for doping offenses the international olympic committee says the russian athletes will still be able to compete individually but only under a neutral flag and if they can prove they are clean the president of the russian olympic committee has also been suspended the competition will be held in the south korean city of pyongyang in february last more news whenever you want it on our website out to zero dot com you can tweet me i will tweet you

she had led the investigation into the panama papers and alleged corruption in malta.s with more news. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- >>> 6:55. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories. >> we continue to monitor breaking news where sky ranger is live over a house fire in alameda. you can see the scene there. the flames are gone. the smoke appeared to be under control. this happened on eagle avenue near park street and tilden way. if you look at the screen, you can see how close it was to other homes and the risk there. pete suratos is on the way to the scene as we speak and we'll bring a live report from the ground during the "today" show at 7:25. >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge now, it is the first weekday morning commute since that deadly crash on saturday. all news this morning -- all new this morning, three out of four lanes are reopen. that means just one lane is closed. that happened around 5:00 this morning. that one lane remains closed because a toll booth there was

blacklisted among them for countries within the european union ireland the netherlands luxembourg and malta but there's not a single e.u. member state on the list critics say europe should put its own house in order first . and our reporter charlot shell some pill has been covering the story for us from brussels charlotte hi good to see you not a single country is listed on this blacklist as we just saw how does the e.u. even justify that. that's quite right well the e.u. will argue that it's got its own tools for regulating tax avoidance within member states they'll say this is something that was always planned to moderate the action of third party countries countries outside the block but certainly the fact that no e.u. countries are on either this blacklist or the so-called greylisting list of countries who are going to have to adjust their behavior has really caused a lot of anger in some circles oxfam for example as we just heard there in that report is particularly angry it published its own report saying was this a blacklist all was it a whitewash it argues that had the e.u. applied

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members luxembourg the netherlands and malta should all have been put on this blacklist as a so-called conduit offshore financial centers now as such countries act as an intermediate destinations for money transferred to tax havens they also provide favorable tax policies to ensure a quote quiet funds flow meaning ultimately the mediators protect the reputations of their client countries and financial commentator charlie boyle believes the e.u. is made an ineffectual attempt to clean and similar to the twenty sixteen panama paper scandal. it was an attempt to be seen to be doing something internationally about the offshore havens the problem is inside it's inside the london as one of the biggest financial centers and it has the this this transfer pricing policy which which makes it. virtually zero percent for the big corporations in terms of corporation tax and it's also. saving in big saving the v.a. two years well so again it's totally an unfair what i found most interesting is the panama papers and read paradise papers and the leaks to do with that there's a lot of uproar but i'm am

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malta's prime minister, joseph muscat, says eight people have been arrested in connection with the killing of the journalist daphne caruana galizia. drawnrders have widespread condemnation. investigators have 48 hours to question the suspects to decide whether to seek charges. the three officials with a french cement company have been placed under investigation for their alleged role in indirectly funding islamic extremist groups in syria. initial official said on friday the men were handed the luminary charges of financing a terrorist enterprise and endangering others. to funneling money to syrian armed organizations in 2014, to guarantee safe passage for employees and supply its plants. lafargerter is at headquarters. what are the reactions to these preliminary charges? we actually talked to the lawyer of one of the three executives who were charged for indirectly financing terrorism in syria. the one who was in charge of security at the time for lafarge -- he told his lawyer he denied any wrongdoing, and said he would appeal the judge's decision, and he was calling for a new audience in

and i think that, you know, this is really significant for ireland as it's come up and malta, cyprus and the netherlands. now that you have global value chains and issues of logistics and issues of integrated production, it has a much broader impact. the question becomes, if the malta and cyprus are so dependent on uk exports, whether there will be a sort of trade diversion effect if the uk is no longer a member. the second point going to garrett workman's point is that there are critical agreements in almost every international sector. you mentioned open skies and aviation. one of the things i would like to see policymakers look at is how many agreements are there when both the uk and the eu are signatories. because there was a period of time when the eu was not a legal entity. and so there will be some agreements -- we're not going to fall out of everything in the uk, but there will be ones that we will, in the uk, have to renegotiate. the fact that we've got 750 protocols and agreements, some of which the uk is an independent signatory, may mean that it will be less critical. the

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