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news live from berlin germany and france demand iran release a captured british oil tanker immediately. as the seizure of this. dangerous escalation in the gulf region iran's revolutionary guard says has been taken to a 4th on its territory. german chancellor angela merkel leads tributes to the conspirators who tried to assassinate adolf hitler and overthrow the nazi government 75 years ago today. and tens of thousands take to the streets of london demanding direction be cancel. a michael thanks for joining us germany and france are calling on iran to release immediately a british oil tanker it seized on friday berlin is calling the capture of the stain imperio quote a dangerous further aggravation of an already tense situation iran says its troops boarded the ship after collided with a fishing boat it's the latest in a series of incidents threatening shipping in the strait of hormuz the export route for the bulk of the oil from the gulf region. imperio seen here before its capture by iranian naval forces is now a pawn in a game of high stakes. the seizure comes after now. raney an old

this is t w news live from berlin germany is arcilla funder lined makes her final push to secure the european union's top job underlined is about to address the european parliament in the hope of winning over lawmakers in a confirmation vote later today we go live to strasburg in just a few moments.

this is deja vu news the live from berlin germany commemorates the plot to kill adolf hitler chancellor angela merkel leads tributes to the conspirators who tried to assassinate the nazi dictator and overthrow his government 75 years ago today. and germany and france demand iran release a captured british oil tanker immediately berlin says the seizure of this stand at imperio cues a dangerous escalation in the persian gulf region. i'm michael okwu thanks for joining us 75 years to the days since the most famous plot to kill adolf hitler germany has been paying tribute to the conspirators who were executed for their resistance a ceremony was held in berlin were chancellor angela merkel praised the small group led by klaus von stauffenberg were tempted to kill hitler with the bomb she was also she also recalled others who had resisted the nazi regime including students academics. merkel called on people to honor their memory by showing moral courage in the face of racism and hatred among the memorial took place in the courtyard of the federal ministry of defense the same location where th

berlin to honor that. i'm married to evanston a welcome 75 you. years to the day since the most famous plot to kill at all feel for germany is paying tribute to the onspirators who were executed for their resistance commemorations are underway in berlin where chancer uncle americal attended a swearing in ceremony for hundreds of troops before the memorial service for the next hour we'll be bringing you live an interrupted coverage of the event. and joining me here in the studio is the political correspondent peter craver will be walking us through the commemoration ceremony peter it's going to get underway in just a moment but before it begins tell us why this occasion is so important it's so very important because it was such a large scale of terms to take the life of the nazi dictator of the old headline it can so close to succeeding and it could have changed the course of the war it could have changed the cold.

this is the news a lot from berlin germany and france demand the immediate release of a british oil tanker seized by iran tehran dramatic footage of its revolutionary guards dropping from a helicopter to take control of the ball carrier in paris for alain is calling the capture a dangerous escalation in the gulf region. german chancellor angela merkel needs tributes to the conspirators who try to assassinate all fiddler and overthrow the nazi government 75 years ago today. and tens of thousands take to the streets of london demanding grex it be cancelled. thanks for joining us iran is defying growing international pressure to release a british oil tanker it detained in the strait of hormuz the vital waterway carrying a 3rd of the world's seaborne oil supply iran's revolutionary guards have released footage of its troops boarding a tanker they say they seized the vessel after it collided with a fishing boat the british government has called it a dangerous move germany's says it's an aggravation of an already tense situation. the stana imperio seen here before its capture by iranian naval fo

this is they don't really use life from berlin germany tells the united states it's still no foreign minister heikal ma says germany will not join a u.s. led mission to protect all the persian gulf must prefers diplomacy to deescalate tensions with iran also coming up the scientific breakthrough or the stuff of nightmares a japanese scientist has been given the green light to start experiments to create human animals and we.

this is news coming to you live from berlin germany titan says laws on migration and asylum one aim is to make it easier to deport more failed asylum seekers now many fear that their time will soon be off and they'll be forced to leave why do so many people are patients. also coming up to us democratic candidates face off on television the party is seeking to the woman or men most likely to beat donald trump was 2020 election but as an ideological divide emerges it's still unclear whether the moderates or the progressive peaceful when the day. came to realize that i can't escape my judgment i accepted it i'm going to ask my father. it was too much to handle the copy i had killed my mother in law i was in so much pain. 25 years after the rwandan genocide some of the perpetrators are still struggling to come to terms with the past we looked at why the healing process is also being hampered by traditional ideas about masculinity. oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany has tightened its laws on migration and asylum but the changes are controversial one aim is to make it easie

this is live from berlin germany tightens its laws on migration and asylum one aims to cut the time failed asylum seekers wait to eat for dead and to deport more of them now many fear that their time will soon be up and that they will be forced to leave. also coming up tensions rise again in hong kong as more than 40 anti-government protesters appear in court charged with rioting after demonstrations over the weekend after. i came to realize that.

this is did every news live from berlin germany chancellor delivers her verdict on donald trump's racist remarks. comments. with a congresswoman he attacked it was a backwards most forthright comment on your summer news conference in which she also credited young activists focus. on climate change also on the program iran releases a video that it says proves that stroke was still flying after president trump claimed a u.s. warship brought it down mr trump insists he has no doubt the drone was downed in the strait of hormuz. and in football the new champion of africa is about to be crowned excitement is building across the continent head of the africa cup of nations final between. algeria showdown kicks off in cairo and just a few hours. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. i do america has rejected u.s. president donald trump's racist statements against 4 nonwhite u.s. congresswoman speaking as i knew all summer news conference the german chancellor said she stood in solidarity with them under questions on a wide range of topics the chancellor also credited young people on the fridays

this is the deadly news live from berlin germany take has its laws on migration and asylum in an effort to speed up deportations of asylum seekers who haven't been granted the right to stay all those with pending applications now fear that time might be running out for them and that they will soon be forced to leave the country also coming up the scientific breakthrough or the stuff of nightmares while a job new scientist has been given the green light to start experiments creating human animal embryos.

this is news a lot from berlin germany and france demand the immediate release of a british oil tanker seized by iran tehran puts out dramatic footage of its revolutionary guards dropping from a helicopter to take control of the ball carrier stand in paris berlin is calling the capture a dangerous escalation in the gulf region. german chancellor angela merkel leads tributes to the conspirators who tried to assassinate at all fittler and overthrow the nazi government 75 years ago today. and it's exactly 50 years since man 1st walked on the moon but. millions believe the moon landings were faked to look at conspiracy theory stewing the rounds on social media. thanks for joining us iran is defying growing international pressure to release a british oil tanker it detained in the strait of hormuz the vital waterway carrying a 3rd of the world's seaborne oil supply tehran says the vessel was seized after it collided with a fishing boat the british government has called it a dangerous move in germany says it's an aggravation of an already tense situation . iran's revolutionary guard sport thi

this is it every news lawyer from berlin germany tells the united states it's still no foreign minister heikal ma says the journey will not join a u.s. led mission to protect all the persian gulf must prefers diplomacy to deescalate tensions with iran also coming up the scientific breakthrough or the stuff of nightmares a japanese scientist has been given the green light to start experiments to create a human animal embryos while the goal is to grow more human organs for people who need transplants but what are the ethical ramifications and a former audi chief rupert stadler is formally charged by german prosecutors for his alleged role in the diesel gate scandal. on mylar thank you so much for your company everyone germany's foreign minister has said his country will not join a proposed u.s. led mission to protect shipping in the persian gulf well the u.s. has asked allies to help protect vessels as they pass through the street over bruce because of heightened tensions with iran germany had already expressed skepticism about the proposal saying that priority should be given to diplomat

this is the that we news live from berlin germany take has its laws on migration and asylum in an effort to speed up people to sions of asylum seekers who haven't been granted the right to stay all those with pending applications now fear that time might be running out for them and that they will soon be forced to leave the country also coming up a scientific breakthrough or the stuff of nightmares while a job new scientist has been given the green light to start experiments creating human animal embryos the goal is to grow more human organs for people who need transplants but what are the ethical ramifications and the former saudi chief rupert stadler is formally charged by german prosecutors for his alleged role in the diesel kate scandal. a lark thank you so much for your company everyone in a controversial move germany is tightening its laws on migration and asylum one aim is to make it easier to deport asylum seekers whose applications have not been successful well last year journey deported nearly $25000.00 failed asylum seekers but more than $31.00. 1000 additional plan d. for tis

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. >> what about the view from here in berlin? germany is a core player in the eu and the have a lot of stake. >> germany is in a more particular situation than other eu members being a defector leader of the eu but also a major economy that has huge exports to the u.k.. they may be the worst off on the eu side. you find germany in april -- particular situation. angela merkel extended her congratulations saying we look forward to working with him. another set a hard brexit is a catastrophe and no deal would be a worse situation anything else would be better. germany is looking for real losses and a messy brexit. wax there is no way for anyone to get out once -- unscathed. what other issues will he have to tackle? >> he is a prime minister of a country so he has a lot of issues to deal with. iran will be a big thing. british lawmakers and policymakers are going to european countries looking for a european naval alliance to patrol the state of her moves. -- hormuz. they have said whatever naval alliance is put forward will not be an officia

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germany their dream is over. well for more on this issue i want to welcome our francisco bill maher she is an asylum policy expert at amnesty international here in berlin good to have you here with dismissed germany has been trying to reform its migration policy for some time now are they going about it the right way with this new bill we have criticized the new bill a lot and this is because actually many laws have been passed in the last years in a very very steady procedure and we fear that the experts and especially in this legal process procedure have not been here enough and this is why for instance the un committee against torture but also the human rights commission not by the european council have criticized the legal procedure and also our way of deporting asylum seekers that have been rejected in a nutshell what are some of the main concerns that you are has the main concern is that actually putting rejected asylum seekers into custody or into detention might become a rule instead of an expectation and. exception and actually it should be a measure of last resort this is why let me just add this maybe because the criteria the risk of scoldin

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is also some sense of satisfaction i think one can say i'm especially amongst conservatives in berlin germany because she is a conservative politician because this means that a german will for the 1st time in decades in more than 50 years head the european commission so in some sense also there is a feeling that i'm going to machall as german chancellor put forward a kind of that will support it in the end the kind of that that also increase germany's role in european politics so you say that chancellor merkel supported this nomination but formally germany actually abstained from voting on ursula found alliance nomination for commission president why. yes we've just heard from max in strasburg how controversial this nomination is among social democrats and we have to remember that in germany i'm going to market is governing together in a coalition with the social democrats and the social democrats here in germany have been vehemently opposed to the nomination of also left on the line so germany abstained formally because i'm going to not go did not want to endanger the atmosphere endanger the

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this is t w news live from berlin germany tightens its laws on migration and asylum one aims to cut the time failed asylum seekers wait to each boarded and to deport more of them now many fear that their time will soon be up and that they will be forced to leave. also coming up tensions rise again in hong kong as more than 40 anti-government protesters appear in court charged with rioting after demonstrations over the weekend and. i came to realize that i can't escape my church meant i accepted it i went to ask my father in law for forgiveness it was too much to handle the shop but had killed my mother in law causing so much pain and a lot of 25 years after the rwandan genocide some of the killers are still struggling to come to terms with the past with look at why the healing process is also being hampered by traditional notions of masculinity. time sarah kelly welcome to the program germany has tightened its laws on migration and asylum the changes are controversial one aim is to make it easier to deport failed asylum seekers now last year germany deported almost 25000 failed asylum s

this is t w news live from berlin germany's arcilla funder line makes her final push to secure the european union's top job underlined is about to address the european parliament in the hope of winning over lawmakers in a confirmation vote later today we go live to strasburg in just a few moments. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program you're joining us for special coverage of an address by germany's ursula funder line before the european parliament that will be getting under way in just a few minutes time you're looking at live pictures here as people assemble for what is voter alliance last chance to make her case to even lawmakers in her bid to become the 1st woman president of the european commission she needs to secure a majority and a confirmation vote being held later today but success is far from certain for deadline faces hostility from parliamentary groups who say that she was foisted on them by national leaders so she's been on a charm offensive making a raft of promises to win support and we can see her walking out there. let's get more analysis on the speech which is about to g

persian gulf as an act of retaliation the viability of a security coalition is being tested in berlin germany social democrats are against engaging militarily but the center right christian democratic union has offered a mixed response this 50 feet there's a danger of miscalculation and miscommunication and we don't want europe to be dragged into a war against iran on the side of the us it's all male that's is and this is a maritime corridor with considerable economic importance and it's crucial for a well being we have to defend our interests as well as the law and our allies. the german left party says intervention isn't justified. securing access to resources by force no that's not a reason to deploy the german military. as the standoff in the gulf becomes more tense the remaining signatories of the nuclear accord meet with iran and vienna e.u. partners are still hoping to save the deal with the goal of denuclearization. but if tensions continue to mount at sea a solution could drift out of reach. our political correspondent emmanuel shows has been following the story and joins us now in t

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this is news live from berlin germany is are still a fond ally makes her final push to secure the european union's top job underlined is set to address the european parliament in a bid to win much needed support ahead of a confirmation vote later today we will go live to the european parliament in her also coming up we can't we will not be silenced. to defiant message from for a nonwhite congresswoman after donald trump a double shall not controversial remarks which have outraged america trumps tells the woman to leave the u.s. if they are not happy that congo's a bold outbreak spreads to buy wrist reaches to be crowned city of the crowded city of goma on the border with for wanda the world health organization describes the new case as a potential game changer plus we have looked up the world works 50 years since the astronauts of apollo 11 took to the skies on a mission to put a man on the moon. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program in just over an hour germany's arcilla founder live is due to address the european parliament in a final push to persuade lawmakers to back her bed for that

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while here in berlin germany's new defense minister you see her right there on the ground scrub covered by our the woman known as a k k where she has taken her oath of office in parliament and her appointment as defense minister it came as a surprise after her predecessor was appointed president of the european commission last week a k k it's seen as the likely successor to german chancellor angela merkel. with her oath and it could come callan bowers became the head of around 180000 german soldiers as germany's new defense minister she swore to lead her ministry for the good of the german people mind the finish of this i will diligently fulfill my duties and practice fairness towards everyone so help me god put in power has demanded respect for soldiers and promised more money in the long term objective 2 percent of germany's g.d.p. for defense. and then 3 you there when i am striving for the german government's goal of 2 percent a goal that all of our allies have once again agreed so i am holding fast to it. cut carbon bow is a close confidant of america she has long been treated as m

this is news live from berlin germany is are so fun to lie makes her final push to secure the european union's top job underlined is set to address the european parliament in a bid to win much needed support ahead of a confirmation vote later today we will go live to the european parliament. also coming up we can't we will not be silenced. defiant message from 4 of nonwhite congresswoman after try.

this is c w news live from berlin germany tightens its laws on migration and asylum 18 to make it easier to deport more failed asylum seekers now many fear that their time will soon be up and that they will be forced to leave but why do so many 14 failed. also coming up the former c.e.o. of the german car manufacturer audi has been charged over his role in the diesel emissions scandal plus the us democratic candidates face off on television the party is seeking the person most likely to be donald trump as the 2020 alexion but as an ideological divide emerges it is still unclear whether the moderates or the progressives will win the day and. i came to realize that i can't escape my judgment i accepted it i went to ask my father in law for forgiveness it was too much to handle for fructify had killed my mother in law posing so much pains. the 25 years after the rwandan genocide some of the perpetrators are still struggling to come to terms with the past we look at why the healing process is also being hampered by traditional ideas about masculinity. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program g

this is news coming to you live from berlin germany type tightens its laws on migration and asylum one aim is to make it easier to deport more failed asylum seekers now many fear that their time will soon be up and they will be forced to leave but why do so many deportations. also coming up u.s. democratic candidates face television the party is seeking the woman or man most likely to be in the 2020 election but as an ideological divide emerges it's still unclear if the moderates or the progressive will win the day. plus we look at why traditional ideas about masculinity are still hampering the healing process in rwanda 25 years after the genocide is not a country and what one group of men are doing to try to overcome the problem but. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us germany to portage nearly 25000 failed asylum seekers last year but more than 30000 planned deportations did not take place often because the asylum seekers went into hiding or airline pilots refused to take them against their will now though the government is tightening the law to make it easier to send such p

this is live from berlin tonight germany tells the united states it's a no foreign minister who mazda says germany will not join a u.s. led mission to protect shipping in the waters near iran is there a diplomatic solution led by europe in the works also coming up a scientific breakthrough or the stuff of nightmares the japanese scientists has been given the green light to start experiments creating human animal embryos. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight germany is saying no to joining a proposed a u.s. led naval mission to protect shipping in the gulf the u.s. has asked allies to help protect vessels as they pass through that important strait of hormuz spit because of heightened tension with iran germany had already expressed skepticism about the proposal saying that priority should be given to diplomatic efforts to deescalate tensions and. the german government will not participate in the si mission proposed and planned by the united states we are in close agreement with our french partners in this regard we think the strategy of maximum pressure is wrong we do not

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this is t w news from berlin tonight germany tells the united states it's no foreign minister heiko moscow says germany will not join a u.s. led mission to protect the shipping in the waters off the coast of iran is there a diplomatic solution led by europe in the works also coming up tonight for the 1st time in more than a decade the u.s. fed cuts interest rates plan a quarter of one percent right in line with expectations but not exactly what president trump wanted and former all the chief rupert scotland is formally charged by german prosecutors for his alleged role in the diesel's game stand. and a scientific breakthrough or the stuff of nightmares the japanese scientists has been given the green light to start experiments creating human animal embryos. i'm burnt off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight germany is saying no no to joining a proposed to u.s. led naval mission to protect shipping in the gulf the u.s. has asked allies to help protect vessels as they pass through that very important strait of hormuz because of titan tensions