minister because something very important was created here come in an issue of tips between germany and france. to work on that doppler and agreement even if germany and france don't agree on that point i don't think we can expect the rest of europe to do it so that is that is necessary but maybe not so fresh and condition for our success that's why i would like to sell you to it and say clearly that the trip to turkey. to germany and france that plan and the commission was an important sign despite all of the differences that we have in foreign policy. and. that is something very important for a country that has every 63.6 syrian refugees. i would like to say that our cooperation was tense and the preparation for the iau council of tomorrow was also intense i think what we heard from russell could be worse news of course we are going to wait what me shared by new and his team have achieved with. british counterparts. but we always say that we cannot. be taken hostage by this question and we have 27 member states and we have to make sure that. we treat other topics as well i would like to than

this is sorry land estate in southwestern germany that borders france at luxembourg excluding the city streets of berlin braman and hamburg sutherland is the smallest state in germany roughly 100 kilometers from end to end. a great way to get a feel for the region is spread crossing it by boat. in the sol and still insiders to the small state is not as popular as bavaria all the baltic sea until 2012 coal was still being mined here so the sol it used to be an industrial region to agree to a journey for tourists but that has changed. an extensive network of hiking and biking trails provides direct access to nature. in the works unesco world heritage site owners the region's industrial past. and this week's bureau takes us to bosnia and herzegovina. i want to start by getting a proper overview. treetop walkabouts the clue visitors center is the ideal place to get married. here are fully of the land it meanders through the forest for over a kilometer culminating at a height of 42 meters on the observation platform what a view. this horseshoe bend in the river is known as the zaz life and

to discuss how to deal with migrants arriving across the mediterranean sea countries including germany france italy and malta have already agreed to accept a share of migrants rescued at sea now they want other e.u. states to join in a new voluntary resettlement scheme according to law asylum seekers must register and stay in the country where they 1st landed that's put enormous pressure on mediterranean states so far this year spain has received more than 20000 migrants italy almost 8000 and greece over 40000 migrant arrivals are down by about 30 percent this year but when boats do arrive europe often struggles to respond it's hope that today's meeting will deliver a solution. it was a moment that changed the debate around migration to europe 31 year old can hold out had forced her rescue ship carrying 40 migrants into the harbor of italy's lampedusa island she was arrested for defying italy's ban on private rescue ships entering its ports as it stands when an aid organization rescues migrants in the central mediterranean e.u. countries are forced to scramble to allocate the arrivals among t

problem with this mechanism is that so far only 4 countries have agreed to participate in it germany italy france and malta and if you do the math that gives germany a pretty large share of those refugees so far about a quarter of those that are rescued at sea so 25 percent it sounds like a lot and will see a hole for the german interior minister got a lot of criticism because of that in german and many but if you look at the actual numbers it's not that much the interior ministry is operating with 225 refugees taken up by germany so far so it's no wonder that policy holder upon arrival here in luxembourg said that this discussion in germany was shameful given the very small numbers of the e.u. member states have been deeply divided on migration policy over the years what are the chances that the ministers will actually reach a consensus on what's being proposed today you know you have to remember it's very limited in scope what they're talking about this this relocation mechanism it's only for the central mediterranean route and it's only for those that are rescued at sea so you would think that

the left bank of them as well is germany. france is straight ahead. and to the run is luxembourg and the small town. and. here in 1985 european history was made this monument commemorates the moment when 5 e.u. member states 1st agreed to dispense with international border checks the birth of the schengen agreement. the open european buddhists of zion and brilliantly especially when it comes to cutting edge in ice. 7 restaurants in this small states have been awarded mission on stones. a feast for the senses and a fishing way to wind up a sightseeing tour of santa. this is the state capital. here just as everywhere insolvent people appreciate being able to move freely between neighboring countries. the european union is not an abstract idea it's visibly alive and well. in the center of the old town just sunk you on market square. it's filled with shops cafes and pops here you can really feel just how cosmopolitan the city is. if you're ever go to france or luxembourg. yeah sure and what do you there. on the weekends i enjoy going to france to shop the

it's easy for me to study in france or germany or visit there. i think it's awesome you know i don't actually from the area around and some but i really savor the lifestyle here even if the city itself the people at the market and the 2 languages french national german. wife i think it's wonderful finished. saver that reminds me i've arranged to take a call in every city to work the old town is something like an experimental kitchen for example look at. this still regularly guides tourists through the winding alleyways taking them to where they can taste the latest trends even the rather simple once. i get inside some things are lenders really love is neat and forced and the people have a special way of grilling. so we're going to kalinski is to have a nice sausage and it was this. one unique feature of this place is that everything put on the grill comes from regional butchers. all 3 sauces and whole meat they wouldn't have it any other way. fast food is nothing new but high quality fast food is pretty special. i love it spicy. the next stop is

in luxembourg today to discuss how to deal with migrants arriving across the mediterranean sea germany france italy in malta have already agreed to accept the share of migrants rescued at sea they want other e.u. states to join in a new voluntary resettlement scheme according to current a utah asylum seekers must register and stay in the country where they 1st learned that's put enormous pressure on mediterranean states so far this year spain's received more than 20000 migrants in italy almost 8000 in greece well over 40000 migrants arrivals are down by about 30 percent this year but when boats arrive europe struggles to deal with the situation so today's talks were aimed at improving that the devil is max hoffman is in luxembourg covering the valley meeting a welcome max so what do we learn from today's meeting. the meeting is over that is a fact so that's information number one and it took a long time for them to come up with something in the end because it was supposed to only be over lunch in the end they discussed this over 3 hours migration policy it shows you just how contentious this

withdrawal from the conflict zone also the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria they're part of a growing international campaign pressuring on the road to change course but can they also coming up. poland's ruling conservatives secure an electoral win with most votes now counted the law and justice party is set to increase its majority after implementing reforms critics call anti-democratic. plus it's crunch time yet again. it is watching it looks like they used citizens working in the u.k. many of them in restaurants say they're worried about deportation as the country faces more threats and deadlines. are brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria say they've forged a deal with damascus to fight together against turkey's military and what's being called a major political shift kurdish led forces are to deploy side by side with syrian government troops along the country's border with turkey the kurds living there were previously allied with the united states but president trump has announced the military's withdrawal ther

scheme to fast track the processing and distribution of migrants rescued from the mediterranean to germany france italy a multiple one to morrow in new countries to share the burden of resettling refugees news. i'm eleanor hall free glad you could join me thousands of indigenous people have converged on equity capital quito to join anti-government protests clashes with security forces led the president to move his administration out of the capital as some demonstrate his storms the congress building well ecuador has seen 6 days of nationwide protests following cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures. these are tactics that have toppled governments in ecuador before thousands of anti austerity demonstrators flooded the capital quito there angry over a government decision to end fuel subsidies to reduce the country's deficit leading to soaring petrol prices. to places this country is rich in natural resources what's happened is that it has been impoverished due to the chain of corrupt governments which have stolen for this life and the next one has to be doing a lot of. protesters block

now european countries including germany france and britain have been struggling with what to do with their citizens who joined the so-called islamic state in syria they're often reluctant to allow former fighters to return because of the threat that they could pose to security but in april kosovo took back 110 of its citizens mainly the wives and children of islamic state fighters they had been detained in kurdish camps in northern syria after the collapse of islamic states territory so are they being successfully integrated back into civilian society did you spoke to one of the female returning us up until about half a year ago and i was still living with the so-called islamic state in syria she stayed on till i s lost its last holdout bugaboos in the military strike we need and i had a lake outside because it was capital pristina she lives under house arrest awaiting trial like all are attorneys and is the 1st cause of orator need to speak on camera about her experience we wanted to know what she thought about the beheadings and other reported crimes against humanity committed in t

of those who come to europe's shores at the end of september interior ministers from italy germany and france men in malta to discuss the way forward they agreed on a mechanism to automatically distribute the migrants who arrive by boat to the. coleman was the people who come to shore must be distributed they can do a security check at the point of a level 3 interviews but they can't process all their assigned in claims in such a short time not if we want to comply with the law that must be done in other you countries as well somebody like germany or something now germany france italy and malta are hoping to convince other e.u. member states to sign up to the migrant resettlement scheme. did obvious max hoffman is in luxembourg covering that meeting of interior ministers max german interior minister as a whole is there of course has there been any comment from him 1st of all regarding the suspected terror attack in limbo. we asked him that question obviously when he came here he said they were looking into it but you couldn't give us any information about what he called the quality of the inc

also coming up the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria part of a growing campaign pressuring ankara to change course but can they also coming up. partial results put poland's ruling conservatives on track for an election when the law and justice party looks set to increase its kanjorski after implementing reforms that critics call anti-democratic. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria say they are working with damascus to fend off turkey's military in their region and a political and military shift kurdish led forces are to deploy side by side with syrian government troops in the kurdish controlled region of the country's border with turkey now the deal was announced after the united states ordered the withdrawal of mo. of its troops in syria u.s. forces were supporting the kurds in the battle against so clause so-called islamic state by the us president trump announced their withdrawal last week opening the way for turkey to launch its operations now in turkey seize the kurdish fighters in the region as t

the kurds former allies the united states withdraws from the conflicts of last the leaders of germany and france urging turkey to end its offensive in syria that's part of a growing international campaign pressuring congress to change course also coming up. partial results put poland's ruling conservatives on track for an electoral went along just as party is said to increase parliamentary majority africa and limiting reforms critics call anti-democratic. and crunch time yet again on bracks that. database but she must think. in the u.k. european union residents there say they're worried about deportation that is the country faces more of brecht's a deadlock. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria have forged a deal with damascus. to fight together against turkey's north sorry in what's seen as a major political shift kurdish led forces are to deploy side by side with syrian government troops in the region along the country's border with turkey the kurds living there were previously allied with u.s. forces but president trump announced their withdrawal last

meeting in luxembourg hoping to end the deadlock over who should take in migrants rescued at sea germany france italy and malta want other e.u. states to back a plan b. agreed last month to distribute migrants throughout the block. german police are removing climate protesters blockading streets and central for lent activist group extension rebellion says that several 100 people camped out overnight as part of a wave of civil disobedience similar protests are taking place worldwide to pressure governments to do more on the climate crisis. he said iraq's president barham salih has condemned attacks on protesters and journalists during a wave of anti-government under arrest earlier the government acknowledged that soldiers had used excessive force against demonstrators 2 2 more than 100 people have been killed and 6900 in a week of demonstrations against corruption and economic mismanagement. donald trump's plan to pull american troops out of syria is drawing fire from both sides of the aisle in washington senior politicians are calling on the u.s. president to reverse his decision they're concer

european countries including germany france and britain have been struggling with what to do with their citizens who joined the so-called islamic state in syria they are often reluctant to allow former fighters to return because of the threat they could post to security but it april kosovo took back 110 of its citizens mainly the wives and children of islamic state fighters they had been detained in kurdish camps in northern syria after the collapse of islamic states territory so are they being successfully integrated back into civilian society understand why other european countries like germany are refusing to take their citizens back we are human we have people as someone make why other european countries like germany are refusing to take their citizens back. we are human we are people if someone makes a mistake one time we shouldn't just leave them. the women best are sensitive and it's not the children's fault either so we should help. help them like her own country kosovo hopes to do in april in an operation assisted by the united states possible brought back 32 women 74 children

electionsthat, in five nations of the last 15 months, some of these nations include australia, west germany france, and canada. their final survey results have a very from the actual election results by one percentage point or less. >> thank you very much, sir. exists,, the majority how did it come to be? the white house is a focal port for all sorts of expressions of support and assent for americans. one of the most prominent was hubert humphrey, president nixon's chief opponent in the last election a leader in the democratic party, he conversed with a president then chatted with newsmen. i think we have to realize that if the president is moving and he is trying and i believe he has made some progress, that's my view of it, i think he has. this mean that you support whatever the president has done in vietnam up until now? >> i think what he has done has been good. he hopes he can do more. i hope he can. i believe that no man in this country is more desirous of bringing about an acceptable and workable settlement in vietnam than the president of the united states. >> washington, and in particular

france and germany told that they will stop selling arms to turkey, and many other countries condemnedstop selling arms. but today, mr erdogan replied by saying, "if you don't sell us these weapons, we will buy them from other sellers." and while these diplomatic and geopoliticalfactors are playing out, there's also a military dimension to of course. we now have this alliance between the kurds in the syrian military, which i assume makes it much harderfor turkey? of course, it changes the region completely. turkey was planning to impose a secure zone on its border, ranging as deep as 30 km and 480 km wide. but the syrian army moving into these areas, this will force turkey to change its plans because turkey is regarding the syrian democratic forces as a terrorist organisation and attacking them. but it cannot do the same to the syrian army, so when they come face—to—face with the syrian army, they will need to stop or change their way to another direction. and this is why the syrian army is now trying to move as fast as they can in order to block the possible pathways of the turkish ar

the uk, germany, france, and russia all condemn the operation, with growing anger here in washingtone ankara the green light. he now says the operation was a bad idea. the white house is refusing to cooperate with the democrat's enquiry and reports say he is about to hire former congressman, trey gowdy as his impeachment counsel. also on the programme..... borisjohnson has reassured conservative mp‘s

power and also coming up as turkey pushes on with its military incursion into northern syria germany and france hold arms exports to ankara tens of thousands of people are on the move displaced by ankara's offensive against kurdish fighters. and polls and opened in poland in a polarizing parliamentary election in the wake of controversial justice reforms we meet the judges being targeted today criticism of the ruling posse. i'm rebecca read his welcome to the program typhoon haggis has ripped through large areas of japan leaving several days and many more injured rescue efforts and now underway as record ryans have triggered major flooding and landslides. the brain that back to japan through the longest of nights has finally stopped falling but the water is still bright has crossed large parts of the country. for emergency workers charged with the task of rescuing thousands displaced by the sheer volume and violence of the border flow daylight gave them a better chance to save lives. but also take in the massive scale of the task that lies ahead the rescue operations continue country wide. so i

should we let them come back do they deserve to come home european countries including germany france and britain are struggling with what to do with their citizens who joined so-called islamic state in syria lawmakers remain reluctant to allow a homecoming for former fighters saying that this could create new domestic security risks but in april kosovo took back a 110 of its citizens mainly the wives and children of islamic state fighters they had been detained in kurdish camps in northern syria after the collapse of islamic states territory so are they being successfully integrated back into civilian society are they a returning today a security threat tomorrow the to be a news asked one of those allowed to come back. up until about half a year ago and i was still living with the so-called islamic state in syria she stayed on till i asked lost its last holdout bugaboos in the military strike we need an a and a lake outside because it was capital pristina she lives under house arrest awaiting trial like all returnees and that is the 1st cause of our attorney to speak on camera about

france germany and other countries have joined procreation protest apparation has also been condemned by the international community germany france and others have gone so far as to halt arms exports to turkey at present and one has threatened to send refugees in turkey to the e.u. if it continues to condemn ankara's actions. we have 3600000 syrian refugees in our country waiting to go back home hey european union come to your senses i'll say it again at the moment of our operation you cannot define it as an invasion our job is easy we can open the doors and 3600000 refugees we will send them back to you. the operation falls president all trumps decision to withdraw u.s. troops from the region he defended the move saying the kurds did not help the u.s. during world war 2. we have no soldiers at the area. we've been talking to turkey for 3 years they've been wanting to do this for many years as you know they've been fighting each other for centuries now the kurds are fighting for their land just so you understand they didn't help us in the 2nd world war they didn't help us with no norm

by the international community germany france and others have gone so far as to halt arms exports to turkey the president everyone has threatened to send refugees who are currently in turkey to the e.u. if it continues to condemn him for his actions. we have 3600000 syrian refugees in our country waiting to go back home hey european union come to your senses i'll say it again at the moment of our operation you cannot define it as an invasion our job is easy we can open the doors and 3600000 refugees we will send them back to you. the friends of fellows donald trump's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria announced last sunday defense secretary mark asked for has now confirmed washington will evacuate around 8000 american troops and a deliberate withdrawal citing the risk of american troops being caught between 2 opposing armies as for also more on that the kurds were looking to strike a deal with the syrian government and russia in the hope of a counter attack against the turkish army he added u.s. troops still in syria have the right to something and will fire back if

community germany france and other some going so far as to stop arms exports to turkey president turned around and threatened to send refugees who are currently in turkey to the european union if it continues to condemn mantra's actions. we have 3600000 syrian refugees in our country waiting to go back home hey european union come to your senses i'll say it again at the moment of our operation you cannot define it as an invasion our job is easy we can open the doors and 3600000 refugees we will send them back to you. the offensive follows donald trump's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria that was announced last sunday defense secretary marcus for has now confirmed washington will evacuate around a 1000 american troops in a deliberate withdrawal citing the risk of american troops being caught between 2 opposing armies and spur also warned that the kurds were looking to strike a deal with the syrian government and russia in the hope of a counterattack against the turkish army in more reports coming in the syrian army is preparing to deploy the towns of kabbani and beach

france germany have joined protests the operations also be condemned by the international community germany france and of this so far is to hold arms exports to present dead around the thread and to send refugees currently into to the e.u. if it continues to condemn microseconds. but really we have 3600000 syrian refugees in our country waiting to go back home hey european union come to your senses i'll say it again at the moment of our operation you cannot define it as an invasion our job is easy we can open the doors and 3600000 refugees we will send them back to you. the fanciful list of troops decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria announced last sunday it was condemned to broth and in the u.s. with republicans and democrats saying the president's betraying the kurds does exist on the folks back at u.s. relations with kurds over the decades it seemed impossible sounded like crazy talk and yet it happened a moment of unity between republicans and democrats as they both condemned america's disloyalty to its kurdish allies the person who united states is in danger of losing t

try to create exactly the scene they have so visibly surrendered to our own nato ally turkey germany, france, etc., do they have any sway? >> guest: it has included but it's a violation of the security arrangement that they had been working with the united states on us far but the reality is they have little ability to stop turkey without american support for the statements of condemnation are important for the moral aspect of this in addition to signaling at least some aspects of the alliance despite the transgressions but i think the key thing is he isn't willing to step up and put forward american leverage on the table. our european allies are notan going to be able to solve this alone. >> caller: the u.s. has no reason to be in this syria. there is no reason any american should die o if something goingn for hundreds of years. >> host: let's take what he had to say. >> guest: this i >> guest: this is a serious overlapping problem. we have to go into syria because this region wasn't capable of handling the threat from isis which had rampage across iraq and syria to plan and execute attacks

corporate earnings from germany, france, norway and in between. interest to is of anybody in banking. ftse 100 is seen weaker than other equity markets in europe. what is happening in the asian session, the standout moves. we see some upside in the asian equity market. indonesia, hong kong pointing nicely to the upside. profits even from the u.s. seems to be comforted. we will see how long that lasts. we have a lot of central banks meeting today. we have the indonesian central bank. some weakness coming in the indonesian currency. all the earnings stories today, let's not lose sight of microsoft. the sales numbers boosting expectations. u.s. futures look divided between tech and non-tech. we will look at the interest rate decisions as it comes through. matt, you are keeping track of the ecb conversation. what is the focus today? we get a bit a big picture conversation about the legacy of mario draghi. matt: there will definitely be the legacy conversation. that will be front and center. but what is most interesting to me is how mario draghi uses t

they gave them all the vehicles and their arms on the other stans germany france and europe they support them they give them all the support. there are tunnels so 90 kilometer tunnels in well in syria. where is the cement come from in the far west la farge is right that this is a french company. so how can you explain this you can explain this to. so they're just bury their heads in the sand but everything is and everything else is outside they bury their heads but everything else is outside they are going to pay for. all the materials if that was what they did they trying to say that we are going to cause civil casualties turkey has never done never cause civil casualties in its entire history it will never. be you know in our belief. in our culture. i think this would never allow this. and despite this. if you look at the very histories their histories are full of civilian casualties civilian massacre i said to mark wrong i said you are the ones in rwanda who killed hundreds or thousands of people in our geria you massacred hundreds of thousands of people how can you say these things t

says his company deserves scrutiny also additional standing up to silicon valley germany and france increase their efforts to build rivals to u.s. tech giants and saudi arabia opens its doors to the globe's fast growing tourist trade but is the country ready for it. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program boeing c.e.o. done as muslim berg admitted to a u.s. senate committee that his company got things wrong in the development of the 737 max airliner to his days hearing came exactly one year after the crash of a 737 caused by a faulty flight assistance program only weeks later a 2nd accident with the same type of aircraft likely caused by similar problems rather to vhs of the 346 people killed watched mr berg admit that the company has quote made mistakes. on behalf of myself and the boeing company we are sorry deeply and truly sorry as a husband and father myself. i'm heart broken by your loss. it was an emotional address delivered exactly a year after the crash of a 737 moxon indonesia that killed everyone on board in march of this year tragedy struck again when the same model came down in e

working there from both germany and france and you know got a lot of good feedback from them and they were talking up feature industrial projects. cooperation they both mention for instance development of battery technology. or was it got something in the pipeline that they're driving for with their and they talked about research and development on other projects president macron talking about europe's space policy as a said you know we can't be financing the area and 6 rocket project and accept competition in launching satellites in other words you know wanting to. make sure that there's a european satellite on a european rocket going into space and that's in line perhaps with what other countries are doing and both leaders talking about. in general terms talking about corporation on defense projects of all kinds and of americans saying it's been a real success in the past usually to hear her talking in such direct about you know building tanks and military aircraft but she said although it's been difficult to get the 2 countries they had slightly different cultural views on these ma

i said they did you a favor, they are citizens of germany, france, these various countries in europe. take your fighters. i said how unfair are you treated? we are doing things that are pretty amazing in every once in a while you have to change course. the united states has spent $8 .rillion in the middle east these wars produce chaos and bloodshed. all the sacrifice made the middle east -- it is less safe, less secure.and the single greatest mistake our country made in its history was going into the quicksand of the middle east. he spent $8 trillion and lost thousands of lives -- we spent $8 trillion in lost thousands of lives. the other side, we can talk about that, lost millions of lives. what did we do? we are pulling people out and trying to make good deals and we are going to bring our soldiers .ack home host: did the president speak about leaving kurds to die? patty saying it was the funniest and best president in years, talk about telling it like it is. as for the paid protesters, it did not seem to stop crowds showing up. if hunter biden is share game, ao -- fair game, so is

but they're allies of the west and the uk, germany, france, and russia are all condemning the operationpresident trump — who gave turkey the green light, now says the operation was a bad idea. we'll report from the turkey—syria border, and have analysis from our turkish service and washington. also on outside source — at least two people have been killed in what's being seen as an anti—semitic attack in the german city of halle. it happened on yom kippur, the holiest day in the jewish calendar. and — running street battles in ecuador‘s capital — protestors are angry about the government's austerity policies, in particular a 100% increase in the cost of fuel turkey has begun an offensive in northern syria. it's seeking territory currently controlled by kurdish fighters who, until the start of this week, american troops had supported. but donald trump has pulled those troops out of northern syria — and turkey, which sees the kurds as terrorists, is going in. president erdogan tweeted... we should be clear though the primary group holding the territoru turkey is atacking is the sdf which i

i'm calling asman welcome to the program germany and france have suspended arms exports to turkey as international condemnation mounts over encore's military operation against kurdish forces in northeastern syria as the bombardment of kurdish positions inside syria continues turkish backed ground forces are advancing into the area clashes in a key kurdish held border town have allowed hundreds of people to escape from a can. for supporters of the so-called islamic state more than 50 civilians have been killed on both sides and up to 200000 people have now been forced to flee their homes. has been following the story for us from the turkish syrian border earlier she brought us up to speed on the situation now on day 5 of the offensive. in the turkish town of kalak about 5 kilometers away from the syrian border which is to wood said this direction now the turkish military the artillery has been targeting the area with fresh shelling today we can clearly hear the sound of the pounding now on the other side on the syrian side you have the town of tal of yet which besides a vessel i know

in france and germany plays a key part in lots. i think of the end of the day the instability that facebook's will place in one of the negative sentiment may be over scandals that are going on it's combined with the regulation that's what maybe not a good time to be associated with facebook and such a large projects. there have been countries like france and germany that have voiced opposition to. this whole project they said liberal will not operate in europe or they're skeptical about it at least. these concerns justified i believe so i certainly think so actually i think we're seeing a sort of split now between the power of corporations and the power of states and this is really like the 1st time an actual corporation is trying to create money in a way which is a huge opposition to the power of states i don't think it's worth treating this as a completely from places like france and germany they've been quite clear. rules and regulations need to be met and abided by before they can let libor go forward so i don't think it's nece

backed troops ramping up their bombardment of kurdish militia the death toll is rising and now france and germany have halted arms exports to turkey also coming up typhoon hog abyss rips across japan and rescue efforts are in full force as large areas of the country face record branes flooding and landslides leaving thousands for no power or water plus thousands gather in berlin for a show of solidarity against anti-semitism and right wing violence that's after a terror attack on the synagogue in the city of hama earlier this week. i'm carl kasell and welcome to the program as turkey ramps up its assault on kurdish forces in northern syria hundreds of people have escaped from a camp in the area for supporters of so-called islamic state international condemnation of turkey's offensive is mounting with germany and france having suspended arms exports to the country up 22200000 people have been forced to flee their homes in the area. syrian rebels backed by turkey advancing to wrastle are in one of several towns in syria close to the turkish border in an area that's been under kurdish control and th