and have to be updates for a few but that's not good enough for the european commission germany now has until the end of next week to present measures more quickly bringing pollution down to e.u. standards if these are deemed insufficient the commission could take legal action at the used top court. bant i think it joins us from brussels bet how are they going to actually achieve that in particular germany because it doesn't even have a government right now germany is not going to achieve anything with the measures presented here today because they are only. effective in the mid to long term and the commission asked for short term measures that came nothing. and very mentally minutes that was more or less empty handed she said she personally would say that the carmakers sort refit the cars with filters and something out that to make it more efficient but that would be very costly and so far the german government has denied to do that and this bill be part of the coalition talks and b. don't know what the outcome will be so far the german government protected car makers from these costly

and it has to go up dates for a few but that's not good enough for the european commission germany now has until the end of next week to present measures were quickly bringing pollution down to e.u. standards if these are deemed insufficient the commission could take legal action after he used top court. bant get joins us from brussels ben how are they going to actually achieve that in particular germany because it doesn't even have a government right now. the german is not going to achieve anything with the measures presented here today because they are only. effective in the mid or long term and the commission asked for short term measures that came nothing hendrik the environment and vironment of the minister was more or less empty handed she said she personally would say that the carmaker refit the cars was fitted on something that that to make it more efficient but that would be very costly and so far the german government has denied to do that and this bill be part of the coalition talks and we don't know what the outcome will be so far the german government protected car makers

the european commission president is welcoming the coalition government in germany. ng to reporters in bulgaria, he called the european part of the deal "a significant, positive, constructive future looking contribution to the european policy." the agreement includes more government involvement in education and changes to health insurance but no tax increases. turkey is warning its citizens about traveling to the u.s. in retaliation for new u.s. travel advisories that warned of americans about terror threats and arbitrary detentions in turkey. the country says the u.s. travel warning "unfairly portrayed turkey as an unfit -- unsafe country and did nothing to improve frayed ties between the nato allies." in montecito, california, crews are searching through mott and rubble to find more survivors. 17 people are confirmed dead, at least five others remain mixing. about 100 homes were completed destroyed and another 300 were badly damaged. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is

germany has said that they would follow. the recommendation of the european commission but other countries like hungary and czech republic say they were not so they will support their neighbor on our opponents on to the end european commission. at number two from sermons that he really had no other choice than to go day in this race with poland study center free formal recommendations on twenty five informal actress. right thirteen different reform. we seem to have a technical problem that we also may be unfortunate risks to unityyp in i investment has h hit te economy harard us unity correspondent a blaze has more. you flew traffic one of a new book about. the arterial road in downtown to news overflowed with people. testers took to the streets once again. needed seven calls protests by the collective fashionista now. which means where we waiting for in arabic. there against a financial law which came into effect on january firs. in acts austerity measures and new taxes on ordinary tunisia. he's we demononrate as citizens non violently and without fail. until the financial loss. tunisian cannot enter this great economic sit

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states and also into poland which is neighboring germany of course where in total thousands of cases have been reported and this is why the european commission is backing a call of wild boars it's also warning people to be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago and since then it spread around the world and while it doesn't affect humans it's almost always deadly to pics that could end up costing governments millions while the financial damage to farmers can already be felt well earlier i spoke to our reporter steve beardsley at the green week agricultural fair in berlin and i asked him how big a topic african swine fever is there. monica it's a huge topic this was in the opening address from the german federal agriculture minister yesterday this was a topic he talked about efforts so far to address african swine fever to make truckers for example who are coming from eastern states travelers who are crossing the border aware by creating a pamphlet that they too can carry the pathogen so he's obviously addressing something that is a very serious topic here he also

european commission of agriculture what sort of things have you found out. that's right that's commissioner phil hogan out of ireland his basic message was one of support he said that we're going to support germany as it figures out what to do he would really get into specifics of course he was at a meeting yesterday with the german the federal minister of agriculture and the state ministers not hold sure where they discussed swine fever among other things he would get his civics again one of the questions here is what happens when the first wild boar is discovered to have swine fever what happens at that point to shut down exports a lot of people's livelihoods are tied to the port in germany this is a big issue here and there's a lot of fear around the issue and germany's one of the big produces huge contracts with china tell me about the price tag on the possible damage of this epidemic. it's looking at anywhere from two to three billion euros that's the export economy the e.u. is the largest export or of pork in the world germany is traditionally the largest producer of pork in the e.u. so you can figure out there how significant that is to the german economy and the german livelihoods and wo

impression that was the president of european commission speaking that he only briefly touched on on the german economic issues basically pointing to eleven years of brose germany all the way to full employment and all that but immediately sort of turned that down again by saying what digitally we're nowhere we're behind stresses like estonia and then forced through the idea of that only in the european context places it is successful places like germany countries like germany can thrive and that she has great hope for initiatives that she is set up with. as the initiative on social intelligence that she mentioned also to make the tax systems more more competitive all that can only be done inside europe and together with one of the key allies of an omaha on the set and she of course slipped in the fact that germany's had solid economic growth for eleven years and it's financially doing extremely well but she also spoke out against protectionism and we have a little excerpt on what she said about that if they can listen. germany wishes to be a country that would lend its contribution also in future to solve the problems of the world together we think that shutti

the european commission that comes from the political statements to the practical proposals and how to go further, that are going to be discussed the only between the countries of france and germanye ministers and hopefully, they can come to the agreement, which of those are more important. for me specifically, the finalization of the banking power. the years end,o and the establishment of the european monetary fund -- that is also an important vote. there will be a move to institutionalize it, or it should remain as the prerogative of the member states. important, another mandate has been given to it, so they would work on the problems themselves, make the decision not to work only as the cashiers. reforms are also very important and these are the questions we have been trying to discuss and hopefully, them being able to demonstrate the practical aspect will help as well. matt: with regard to the banking union, do you expect to see the european finance ministry established? and houston could we see that? -- and houston could we see that? >> -- and how soon could we see that? >> we have to negotiate and agree what the functions would specifically be. what the role of the potentia

because we just heard also from the european commission president john cloud younger who welcomed the deal he's very happy with the terms of the substance has germany been absent from europe while it was dealing with this political instability well certainly it demi has not been in a position to really say future policy but germany is taking over both domestically and at the european level and that's also what the government has been adamant about throughout but there's a lot of deadlines coming up by this summit. the european union wants to discuss its new budget and that of course is the benchmark decision making process where you don't hold your car once to see a strong germany a germany that knows what it once where it's heading and of course being true european who also believes in the united states of europe wants to see germany reach out to him on my call the french president who laid out his vision of a united europe we saw a kind of response from martin short saying he would even want to put a deadline on whether states are in or out by twenty twenty five whether they are really up for closer integration. machall still having a lot of the