number of c.s.u. party members who are saying they do not accept they hope for his resignation this does seem to indicate that there is a split even within the c.s.u. party itself what can you tell us about that but basically this whole meeting today is in complete disarray we saw folk go up stairs with b. in a circle of the c.s.u. we understand that there is some resistance to wards him exiting like that but we simply would love to be a fly on the wall in those discussions right now. we just have to sit here and wait and see who for someone who's known of as being unafraid of really taking a political risk a man of strong words who at one point also threatened to take the german chancellor before the constitutional court and had to back down who was corrected by the german chancellor when he said that islam was not a part of germany that essentially he had to bet back down and this seems to be one time potentially too many but as you can hear from the language that i'm using we simply do not know what the

ho for is very young party the c.s.u. do agree on namely a tightening of the external borders of europe both by creating new centers offshore in mostly northern african countries that would be so-called centers of disembarkation that means that people who attempted to go to the european union via . the sea would then theoretically be intercepted and taken back to these offshore processing centers and would have to apply for asylum from there that's point number one another thing that the european union leaders agreed on last week was that there should be closed control centers in european union countries in those first countries of registry that migrants would not be able to leave while their applications were being processed that is clearly an attempt to limit this so-called secondary migration by people who have applied for asylum but then try to move on to other european union countries like germany those are the migrants that horse they hope for would like to turn back unilaterally so that clearly would be a move to t

liberal refugee policy the impetus came from this man horsey hole for head of the small bavarian c.s.u. party the sister party to uncle americal skin servant of c.d.u. machall made him interior minister in march but then he used opposition to undermine merkel's authority the rift began in two thousand and fifteen the year when germany saw a massive influx of refugees in the end nearly one million people came to germany from war torn countries like syria and iraq but also from the balkans and north africa many believe the chancellor is someone who could save them from their circumstances then merkel made this statement that defined a pivotal moment in her government. the arms of u.s. bishops' fish and us we have achieved so much we can do this since then there have been two sides to the world sees her as the most powerful woman who was close friends with us president barack obama and two other world leaders looked up to. but the other side of on the american as our own country sees her the long serving german chancellor head of a grand coalition that few actually wanted in the first place with

party headquarters in berlin and we shared a krishna with the c.s.u. in munich many thanks indeed to both of you will be checking in with you a little later. well german interior minister a horse they haul for also the leader of the bavarian c.s.u. party has reportedly offered his resignation to his party they hope for a want germany to turn away some asylum seekers at the country's borders but the chancellor has insisted on europe wide solutions let's take a look at the crack that has become a chatham for the chancellor. it seems like ages ago but not even one year has passed since uncle a miracle and her party won the last german elections for the fourth time in a row. but since then it has become lonely in the berlin chancellery. could be undermined not by the opposition but by her closest allies because they simply cannot stand merkel's liberal refugee.

under pressure also from his own c.s.u. party the c.s.u. party is kind of upping the political ante ahead of regional elections in october it is a small regional party in germany and it wields disproportionately much power in berlin because it has not to compete with angela merkel's c.d.u. so simple for losing ground at the home front dissatisfied with angular machall there was this deadline of fourteen days for her to come up with something from the e.u. summit that amounts to what he demands of being able to reject migrants at the border who have registered somewhere else and he pretty much singlehandedly declared that machall didn't come back with enough even when people from his own party were saying she came back with a lot more than expected potentially sixteen countries agreeing to take back registered migrants so this is left the whole plane of being just about policy substance quite a while ago except that if you adamant about this. chancellor merkel has not met tuesday moms he threatened to resign two weeks ago resign again yesterd

german interior minister and party leader of the c.s.u. the bavarian sister party to merkel's c.d.u. was absent from the conservative parliamentary group meeting on monday germany's conservatives are falling apart at the seams but merkel's conservatives remain optimistic. i think whoever has good intentions will in the end find a compromise so i say is deputy party leader we also support our party to angela merkel because she has good arguments and then. the dispute is about the details of germany's migration policy the bavarian c.s.u. party wants to turn away migrants who have already registered in another e.u. state or have already applied for asylum. the chancellor has always made it clear that this wouldn't be part of germany's migration policy something she reiterated once again to her own conservatives earlier today but the c.s.u. boss and german interior minister hosts a hoe for isn't about to back down quietly after a long meeting of his party delegates say hoover threatened in the early hours of monday to step down as interior mini

c.s.u. has reportedly offered his resignation to his party. the c.s.u. is now reported to have pushed back a planned press conference after its leadership discussed whether to accept or reject a deal that miracle struck with the e.u. on migration policy as a whole for had reportedly said he was unhappy with the agreement and felt it didn't go far enough they hope for want to germany to turn away sums asylum seekers at the country's border but the chancellor insisted on europe wide solutions. well with me in the studio is their political correspondent so nina we've been waiting all evening for a statement by whores' a whole for all of these reports coming in suggesting he's resigning and yet there's going to be no statement how do we explain this we don't even know the facts whether that's been because that hasn't been officially confirmed or we're hearing is that the first high ranking policy delegates of this years you have started leaving this long long meeting where they met in munich to discuss how to go about this because. offered his party essentia

liberal refugee policy the impetus came from this man horsey hoffa head of the small bavarian c.s.u. party the sister party to on the americans can survive c.d.u. medical made him interior minister in march but then he used opposition to undermine medicals authority the rift began in two thousand and fifteen the year when germany saw a massive influx of refugees in the end nearly one million people came to germany from war torn countries like syria and iraq but also from the balkans and north africa many believe the chancellor is someone who could save them from their circumstances then merkel made this statement that defined a pivotal moment in her government. the arms of human special fish and us we have achieved so much we can do this since then there have been two sides to the world sees her as the most powerful woman who was close friends with us president barack obama and two other world leaders looked up to. but the other side of on the manacle is how our own country sees her the long serving german chancellor head of a grand coalition that few actually wanted in the first place wit

liberal refugee policy the impetus came from this man horsey hoffa head of the small bavarian c.s.u. party this ister party to uncle americal skin servant of c.d.u. merkel made him interior minister in march but then he used opposition to undermine merkel's authority the rift began in two thousand and fifteen the year when germany saw a massive influx of refugees in the end nearly one million people came to germany from war torn countries like syria and iraq but also from the balkans and north africa many believe the chancellor is someone who could save them from their circumstances then merkel made this statement that defined a pivotal moment in her government. the arms of u.s. bishops' fish and us we have achieved so much we can do this since then there have been two sides to angela merkel the world sees her as the most powerful woman who was close friends with us president barack obama and two other world leaders looked up to. but the other side of on the americal is how our own country sees her the long serving german chancellor head of a grand coalition that few actually wanted in the

the arc saw german border now we're seeing here really a historic moment in the history of the c.s.u. party many delegates left exasperated and unwilling to accept his offer of resignation so all major decisions were postponed until monday also the sea is c.d.u. party of angola machall the german chancellor met in berlin this evening and basically perspire own its liberations as well so it appears that the c.s.u. holds the fate of the government of german chancellor angela merkel in its hands right now depending on whether this will in the end pan out to be an individual decision or whether the sea use you might break the decades old union with anger that machall c.d.u. party. now. this is really been a very long evening and enormous delay of before we're hearing anything from horace home for why have things been taking so long. well clearly this was no longer a question of finding common ground we did hear the criticism of. course of migration after she was able to secure more than a dozen bilateral multilateral agreements that e.u. summit we saw a couple of bridges built here from the sea

political team is covering this story we have developed as michelle occurred in munich at the party's c.s.u. leadership meeting and melinda crane is standing by in berlin at the chancellor's c.d.u. party headquarters in china i'd like to begin with you so or stay home for apparently says he doesn't think that the e.u. deal is enough and is reportedly it to make an announcement to this and soon does that mean trouble for the governing coalition. well this whole standoff that we're experiencing here is already trouble both for uncle a makeover whose leadership has been weakened by this but also for the c.s.u. party the very insistent party here that it's proven so rebellious on this particular issue of migration. has told delegates here that this after all was also an issue of credibility this indicates that this also seems to be an issue of how he's perceived whether he's perceived as credible when he says he wants to see more control on the border what america has achieved on paper is rallying a dozen or so and i'm deliberately vague there because some of those eastern states already backin

sister party the c.s.u. coalition partners fell out over my brief policy the big move for reportedly unhappy with the deal chancellor merkel agreed to with the european union. american evanston thanks for joining us let's go straight to d.w. is correspondent michelle the krishna who's in munich where the c.s.u. leadership has been meeting and joining me in the studio is usually a political correspondent you know has a you know a do stand by i want to go directly to michelle so we just heard that horse a hole for the interior minister made a very brief statement a short time ago what did he have to say. well basically he wouldn't talk about his offer of resignation that he clearly made behind closed doors this evening to see you so you don't see in the german parliament what he did say though is that the c.s.u. would launch another attempt of finding common ground with anglo machall c.d.u. party this of course being an attempt to save that union of these two parties that this decades old old political marriag

coalition parties that means not only the chancellor's christian democrats and her the varian sister party the c.s.u. which now remains the sister party of the christian democrats for the time being but also the social democrats will be meeting to talk about what this this solution means and it is not at all clear that the social democrats are going to go along easily with this they have in the past objected to a couple of the points that appear now to be in this agreement between the two conservative parties so that could be a further conflict down the road then this is not a conflict only about migration policy this is very much been a personal conflict between the interior minister and the chancellor it was very much a showdown between the two of them where he wanted to see her bend and she has bent but that will remain a personal conflict in the future because most protagonists remain in their posts and then thirdly it's not only about migration policy it's about unilateral nationalism that's the position of the interior minister as opposed to the chancellor saying we must seek multilateral euro

here is already trouble both makeover whose leadership has been weakened by this but also for the c.s.u. party the very insistent party here that has proven so rebellious on this particular issue of migration. has told delegates here that this after all was also an issue of credibility this indicates that this also seems to be an issue of how he's perceived whether he's perceived as credible when he says he wants to see more control on the border what angela merkel has achieved on paper is rallying a dozen or so and i'm deliberately vague there because some of those eastern states already backing out of board operative told agreements while she secured commitments for them to take back all previously registered migrants horsy were first line at the beginning and from the beginning was he wants to see people basically turned back at the border and the big question here is is this only about this very issue which could see a potential compromise where there might be some rejections at the german border all this is this more on principle and on political psychology here of course it's no secret t

horst has been discussing the agreement with his c.s.u. party in munich last week he's trying to turn asylum seekers away from germany had hoped the brussels deal with tougher measures on immigration would have peace c.s.u. dominic cain has more from berlin. after a marathon session of talks in munich the c.s.u. meeting finally came to an end with no definitive statements about their way ahead we understand that having offered to resign as party chairman but also as interior minister horse they hope for is now staking his political future on the possibility of being able to make one final compromise with the c.d.u. allies that's the party of angela merkel remember all this revolves around the c.s.u. wanting better to control the borders of germany and to be able to turn migrants back from the borders angela merkel's party has said that it doesn't really want to do that unilaterally that it would be dangerous it would in danger the e.u. wide solution that angle america arrived at in brussels with other member states last week at point here is the

interior minister of germany and he's also announcing that an agreement has been reached between his party the c.s.u. and the conservative party of our governmental the german chancellor the c.d.u. addressing his demands concerning migration and border policy border security policy here in germany through. we're back here at the big table now we're going to talk about what has happened tonight i mean breaking news bizarre news here to help us understand both of you looking at me like what has just happened this evening to kill a governor our chief political editor and verizon are a veteran of journalism reporting german politics to the world it's good to have both of you here what just happened well we just saw that image has a give ground to government crisis in the hospital for us gamble to threaten with his resignation paid off from what he was just saying there and explained of the outcome of that meeting in i actually have the three points that were agreed here is that illegal migration into germany on the german border that's the bavarian border area and politician would now be stopped this wa

pushed to the right not only by the far right alternative for germany but also by the conservative c.s.u. party they criticized attempts by germany's interior minister. to close the country's borders to migrants. but israeli military has evacuated over four hundred syrian white helmets and their families to safety in jordan images from the israeli army should volunteer rescue workers and their families evacuating syria to israel the group is then bussed to jordan western powers who supports the volunteer rescue group formerly known as syria civil defense requested israel's assistance once the group's members were deemed to be in mortal danger but hundreds more are still trapped. do twenty nations have ended two days of talks with a warning that global growth could be derailed now the group cites heightened trade and geopolitical tensions in a final statement donald trump's to attach terry flows with china and the european union are not mentioned in the text which is nonetheless much more strongly worded than their last statement in march. going into the summit the threat posed by u.s. president

marco already tightened her migration policy partly pushed by a conservative system party but he evidently in bavaria the c.s.u. is being pushed by the far right if tea party which it has to contest against in those upcoming reached our elections and this of course is the big issue here how much of this is about political point scoring ahead of regional elections how much is the regional factor here and how much of it is political psychology my prognosis is that this won't go beyond the brink but this certainly is teetering on it. and how will it then all actually eventually pan out it's going to be a massive debate there are lots of speechmaking there today. well traditionally the c.s.u. prides itself in having its own party line is resents being seen as the smaller sister party of the c.d.u. so i would expect those critics of anglo-american also to have their say behind me in the room but also those and there are quite a few we're hearing who say this has gone far enough let's get back down to work and that would mean working with the german chancellor angela merkel as our chief political editor we can occur

early hours of monday morning to step down both from his post as interior minister as well as c.s.u. party leader. later he told the chairman newspaper that quote he won't let a chance or who's only a chance or because of him fire him the social democrats are s.p.d. the third party in germany's governing coalition has been watching in disbelief from to sidelights. it's been but i am ready to continue with this government but there must be some action from the c.d.u. c.s.u. and my patience is wearing thin. party's position equally a stance by the escalation to try for once i felt that the government will be able to work normally again they might be able to save themselves from the situation as a whole for will probably be resigned and i suspect he won't get away with this because of course the grand coalition is coming to an end after only one hundred days to c.s.u. has accused the chancellor of mistrust pabst a discussion between coalition leaders in britain today will finally cool the heated disputes between the union parties. we want to go now to our chief political correspondent linda g

c.s.u. that's the very and sister party to merkel's c.d.u. party but now he says that the c.s.u. will come together for one more round of talks with the sea the u.s. the future of their alliance hangs in the balance here's what say hoffer said after the c s u's crisis meeting on sunday. morning one of you we will talk one more time in the interest of our country and the capacity for action of our government which we want to maintain we intend to make a further attempt at reaching agreement on the central question of border controls and turning people back on this question alone. and i hope that this effort succeeds this is a concession from me now that we're making this attempt. otherwise everything would have already been final today. here it is and we have team coverage ahead of those talks let's bring in max who is in munich where the c.s.u. leadership was meeting and political correspondent richard dieter bald as the very latest from the german capital berlin welcome to you both and rupert i'd like to begin with you because they offer as we just heard their pledge to talk one

is being pushed to the rights not only by the far right after the but also by the conservative c.s.u. party they heard assad's the tense but germany's interior minister. to close the country's borders to migrants. and cuba has begun a cautious process of reform instigated by its new president. in april he became the first non-customer oh head of state on the island for sixty years this weekend parliament approved a new cabinet consisting almost exclusively of ministers already under raul castro deputies are also debating constitutional reform which among other things will permit private property but cements the communist party's hold on power. cuba's parliament has been debating constitutional reform since saturday it would be the first update since one nine hundred seventy six focusing largely on a controlled opening of the economy above all reformers want stronger recognition of private property rights and the i don't know what we already have here paid employment and private property ownership we have to recognise this objectively this is the reality we have to accept and regulate it. in

c.s.u. that's the bavarian sister party's two to merkel's c.d.u. party but now he says that he will join one more round of talks as the conservative alliance hangs in the balance here's what say hoffer said after a crisis meeting on sunday. one year we will talk one more time in the interest of our country and the capacity for action of our government which we want to maintain we intend to make a further attempt at reaching agreement on the central question of border controls and turning people back on this question alone. and i hope that this effort succeeds. this is a concession from me now that we're making this attempt. otherwise everything would have already been final today. let's get more now we're joined by max shake with the latest from munich where the c.s.u. leadership was meeting and d.-w. political correspondent brigade evolved is in the german capital berlin welcome to both of you but i'd like to begin with you first because we just heard they offer a pledge there on this meeting later today what should we expect from it. in the end t

to the right's not only by the far right alternative for germany but also by the conservative c.s.u. party criticized attempts by germany's interior minister. to close the country's borders to migrants. elsewhere the israeli military has evacuated over four hundred syrian white helmets and their families to safety in jordan images from the israeli army volunteer rescue workers and their families evacuating syria to israel the group is then bused to draw down and western powers who support the volunteer rescue group formerly known as syria's civil defense requested israel's assistance once the group's members were deemed to be in mortal danger but hundreds more are still trapped. i'm now joined by news correspondent who is following the situation in syria from beirut thank you for joining us so the israeli military rescued the so-called white helmets and their families as part of an international plan but why exactly did they choose to intervene. well you know during all of these you know the soon war those lives are going to end it was either there would not be any sort of what it has actu

german government into crisis mode the interior minister forces a whole fucking sense that his c.s.u. party will meet again with chancellor angela merkel c.d.u. later today in a last ditch attempt for the conservative alliance to mend fences they call for high pressure to resign over migration policy but merkel's christian democrats say that they backed her stance of seeking a european solution to the migration crisis and rejects the national approach a favor by the c.s.u. . and in mexico exit polls point to a clear victory for the leftist candidate entrées manuel lopez hoped that those in the country's presidential election the former mayor of mexico city has promised to stamp out corruption reign in violence and lift millions out of poverty. plus out the world cup croatia books their place in the quarterfinals they swedes passed denmark in a county shoot out and will now face the hosts from russia. welcome to the program. chaos grips germany's governor. does a feud over migration cast doubt on the survival of america's coalition last ditch talks among conservative blocks are now set for l

politicians in bavaria in germany are trying to win over voters ahead of the elections in october the c.s.u. party which is in a coalition with the german chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats has moved further to the right in their attempt to stop people voting for the anti immigration party one hour from dominic. on a warm summer evening for many bavarians the beer garden is a must certainly that's true. and tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also political chatter because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear people's concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is a belief that once we're here to speak for the voters to persuade them that ours is the right way as a genuine people's party we can govern bavaria that we can keep our society pulling together not apart and so our economy prospers and iraq share in it. but that's the problem for his party. traditionally this parliament has been a stronghold for the c.s.u. in election after election since world war two it seemed to have a stranglehold both on parliament and politi

showdown over migration throws the german government into crisis mode interior minister says his c.s.u. party will meet again with chancellor later today and a last ditch attempt by the conservative alliance to mend fences they hold for had threatened to resign for michael's migration policy but the chancellor's.

his own c.s.u. party said wow she got more than we thought she was and they did the right the pressure to do that. they put under pressure to do that she did that and came home she delivered the goods she felt and then hospital for us said no this is simply not good enough and what it was about he wanted to see rejections at the border and now this is presented as a compromise and we see even here to say that this so has the spirit of the europeans but this is challenging the whole concept of this saying in which is a border. space within and i was trying to understand how could we find anything comparable to that and i was telling you that you mr so it's like in in the us when donald trump says he wants to put up a wall along the border with mexico this would be a case where texas gets a wall but arizona does not and it isn't going to work first of all in will the european union i mean will they also stand for that i mean it's like having your cake and eating it too. well there are many question marks wh

minister horace the who for has reportedly offered his resignation from his leadership of the various c.s.u. party they key ally of chancer on the americal was reportedly unhappy with the migration deal she did read with the european union the move places the future of her coalition in doubt we're expecting an announcement shortly and we'll be bringing it to you live. turning now to some other news and in mexico voters are going to the polls in a presidential election that has been overshadowed by violence at least one hundred and forty five politicians and activists have been killed since campaigning began last year twenty seventeen it was the most violent year in mexico's recent history a fragmented criminal landscape has enabled powerful drug cartels to tighten their grip and create a culture of fear presidential candidate and former mexico city mayor on that as manuel lopez obrador has vowed to end violence stamp out corruption and transform the country he was among the first to cast his vote. well for the very latest we're joined now by our correspondent a few harms i.o.t. who is in mexico ci

migration throws the german government into crisis mode interior minister plus a whole us as his c.s.u. party will meet again with chancellor merkel c.d.u. later today in a last ditch attempt for the conservative alliance to mend fences they hope to have brought in to resign over america's migration policy. in mexico exit polls point to a clear victory for the leftist candidate on the face manuel lopez obrador in the country's presidential election the former mayor of mexico city has promised to stamp out corruption. and at the world cup croatia booked their spot in the quarterfinals they squeeze past denmark in a penalty shoot out and will now face the hosts russia. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us chaos grips germany's government as a feud over migration in dangerous uncle america's ruling coalition last ditch talks among the chancers conservative bloc are now set for later today on sunday interior minister hosts a whole five threatened to quit his post over michael's insistence on an e.u. wide by gratian policy now his resignation could lead to the breakup of the decades

because there is in munich the party c.s.u. leadership needs then to crane is in berlin at the chancellor's c.d.u. party headquarters the head i'll start off first of all with you forrest say who for a party says he doesn't think that the e.u. deal is enough and is reportedly to make an announcement pretty soon does that spell out some trouble for the coalition. well it could potentially spell out more trouble for the coalition we have seen over those past ten days how damaging this has been both for the authority of german chancellor but also for the c.e.o.'s you party here in bavaria certainly this hasn't played out in the polls that well the c.s.u. is facing elections and various so the challenge here really is to separate out the implications for the central government and here certainly the c.s.u. is teetering on the brink of going it alone of the interior minister declaring that he might want to start rejecting migrants who are preregistered in other e.u. states at the border despite what some within his own party see as a

migration throws the german government into crisis mode interior minister hospital far says his c.s.u. party will meet again with chancellor michel c.d.u. later today and a last ditch attempt for the conservative alliance to mend fences they hope for had threatened to resign for michael's migration policy but the chancers christian democrats say they've backed her stance of seeking a european solution to the migration crisis and they reject the c.s. use national approach. in mexico exit polls point to a clear victory for a leftist candidate and based on well lopez obrador in the country's presidential election the former mayor of mexico city has promised to stamp out corruption. and at the world cup croatia booked their spot in the quarter final they squeeze past denmark in a penalty shoot out and will now face hosts russia. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us chaos grips germany's government as a feudal for migration endangers uncle merkel's ruling coalition last ditch talks among the chancers conservative bloc are now set for later today on sunday interior minister hosts a whol

throws the german government into crisis mode interior minister forces they hope for says that his c.s.u. party will meet again but chancellor angela merkel see news later today in a last ditch attempt for the conservative alliance to fend fences they hope for high.

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showdown over migration throws the german government into crisis mode interior minister says his c.s.u. party will meet again with chancellor merkel c.d.u. later today and a last ditch attempt for the conservative alliance to mend fences have threatened to resign over america's migration policy. in the.

comments called as members of one of her coalition parties are gathering for a decision that could bring down the government the varying conservatives the c.s.u. insist on a harder line on him. gratian and the party will decide today whether to accept a deal that the chancellor secured fighting you so much or interior minister who i see her for who is also a leader of the very conservative is her chief antagonists at the moment and he had said a very it will act on its own regarding border issues if party leaders determine they don't like migration accords. well let's turn to our chief political editor. who's standing by for us now at the very end conservative party conference in khela do you feel like there's a sense of how momentous this leasing could actually be. well this certainly is the crunch time this follows the four conversation that horse suitable for this use you policy lead to here in bavaria had with the german chancellor last night he was remarkably tight lipped coming into here and we heard some very different voices from the vote for instance he's a leading c.s.u. a party member but at the same time the leader of the european

allies that's the party of anglo-american remember all this revolves around the c.s.u. wanting better to control the borders of germany and to be able to turn migrants back from the borders angela merkel's party has said that it doesn't really want to do that unilaterally that it would be dangerous it would in danger the e.u. wide solution that angle america arrived at in brussels with other member states last week at a point here is the future of the coalition does the c.s.u. want to stay in government and accept most of what it wanted or does it want to pursue the philosophical purity of its position and risk falling out of government those are the questions that will need to be answered on monday in order for this scenario to play itself out to a final outcome. the palestinians are protesting in the occupied west bank against the us peace plan for the middle east what president donald trump has called the deal of the century our force it is live in ramallah for so harry just how significant are these protests. about maybe four hundred people. protests there just movin

back instead anyone caught will be handed over to the federal authorities the various governing c.s.u. party says the patrols will be a clear signal to illegal migrants and people smugglers finding somewhere to be laid to rest this in many parts of the world an increasingly difficult task as graveyards fill up the competition for spaces is growing and the authorities are left having to decide how to share them out now one german town thinks it may have the answer some of the cane reports. nestling in the alps best discard seems like a picture postcard here the pace of life from cradle to grave is slow and after a long life many locals want this to be their final resting place but the years demand for new grave plots has outstripped supply now the council thinks it's found a solution a lottery for burial plots the town's mayor says he thinks it's the fairest for his community. we tried to figure out how many places we could give how many graves we could give to the people of justice garden and it's about two hundred and so we decided to do a lottery to make it the best way. possible the faire

migration throws the german government into crisis mode interior minister hostile fire says his c.s.u. party will meet again with chancellor merkel c.d.u. in an hour's time for a last ditch attempt for the conservative alliance to mend fences so far has threatened to resign over medals of migration. to the chancellor's christian democrats say they've backed her stance of seeking a european solution to the migration crisis and reject the c.s. use the national approach. in mexico exit polls.

chancellor angela merkel's new migration deal horse has been discussing the agreement with his c.s.u. party which is a crucial coalition partner in merkel's government last week as i have a threatened to turn asylum seekers away from germany dominic cain has more from bernie. feels almost like a kind of groundhog day where all main participants in this crisis are meeting again going through the same thing they did yesterday with the exception but mr has already offered his resignation yesterday question is whether he would offer it again today he's due to meet angle americal in the next few hours that it's fifteen g.m.t. and the question then will be is he prepared to precipitate this sort of collapse potentially of the government is he so attached is his party so attached to the philosophical purity of their position that they're prepared to see losing control of the interior ministry losing control of the ability to influence policy in this country rather than to accept the sort of compromise that anglo-american has been offering she came back from the brussels summit offering the c.s.u.

seeping out here there's no official confirmation yet that toss the will for who's the leader of the c.s.u. party and who became known as angela merkel's rebellious interior minister may be about to pronounce that he wants to resign or ask to be relieved from his duty as interior minister now this at the moment are just rumors but the meeting here at this use you has been interrupted a small group has gone up stairs so clearly something rather dramatic is going on in the building behind us and this would then also make more sense in the light of the whole first comments that we heard earlier coming through that this was about credibility this seems to have become very personal now this would create uncertainty but it would make the way free for discussion again between the c.s.u. and uncle americal because clearly that meeting behind closed doors between horse the hoof and anglo-american did not go well on saturday evening and did not manage to find a common path out of this political corner that the see as you have maneuvered itself on the union with the cd you are going to machall sparty into.

allies that's the party of anglo-american remember all this revolves around the c.s.u. wanting better to control the borders of germany and to be able to turn migrants back from the borders angela merkel's party has said that it doesn't really want to do that unilaterally that it would be dangerous it would in danger the e.u. wide solution that angle america arrived at in brussels with other member states last week at point here is the future of the coalition does the c.s.u. want to stay in government and accept most of what it wanted or does it want to pursue the philosophical purity of its position and risk falling out of government those are the questions that will need to be answered on monday in order for this scenario to play itself out to a final outcome these earlier broad coalitions launched air strikes in yemen and shells several provinces in the past twenty four hours who feeling to media say homes in southern sort of provinces were targeted the u.n. envoy martin griffiths is pushing for political talks between the warring sides priyanka gupta reports. it's a

party. traditionally this parliament has been a stronghold for the c.s.u. in election after election since world war two it seemed to have a stranglehold both on parliament and politics here and yet if the opinion polls are accurate that grip may be slipping where once the c.s. you could count on winning almost half the votes now that's fallen below forty percent the nearest rivals. our the center left green party with the social democrats a few points back in third place and the far right anti immigrant close behind some people blame this man for the c.s. use present predicament horsed zero of federal interior minister and long time party leader his plan for tougher border controls and an accelerated program of deporting failed asylum seekers pleases the far right but it's also galvanized the left and center left in opposition and some analysts say some of his ideas seem to be a serious threat to civil liberties it is a very slippery slope in that sense that you gradually have a degree of of the rule of law and of human rights because if you look for insta