so what caused the berlin to behave like this? well, let's just say a helicopter parent to can't keep her nose out of friends business, and that would be queen or so. and the you, in this particular case, and germany under salts has always been like she all ma ma, whenever you say momma, even though being a. mama's boy has totally tanked the german economy. mama was like, i really don't like you hanging around and buying gas not touching the fellow. so schultz was like. ok mama. all because mom i had a new boyfriend's, uncle sam who said that he'd help with whatever she needed. he kinda lied. turned out that he's a bit of a control freak. and um, also kind of a gigolo. just wanted to get friendly enough to get everyone hooked on the gas that he was selling to the you. but schultz apparently didn't see that one coming or else he just didn't care. but with reduced economic means still continuing to spend over 7000000000 euros on things like making german weapons under the pretext that some of them will eventually make it over to ukr

but now we cluster of the german capital berlin. it's actually one of your dream is cities, but even the rising temperatures, reduce rainfall and more and more new buildings means that the trees to, to cover is disappearing. so let's see what a floor it is and the public doing about it. this field maple tree and the finishing touch to which had been huff scott, which is abundant with insects a seas and retreats for the inch bound out on the west. and that you fun in the fields maple was a gift from little a little slower cheese as part of its up in climate trees campaign. without any guidance, we felt the guardian could do with another tree, make it even greener. and we'd like to the idea of an oven climate tree that it would have a new home here in the past. and so we decided to apply because we thought we'd love to have one of those trees in all god. and again, as one of my tenants, i'm gotten home the oven climate trees campaign is now entering. it's the ga, over a 3 day period. it strive to distribute service 70 specimens around

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the news light from berlin. donald trump faces widespread rejection of his plan to take over the gods of us. presidents, page 2 recently, cousins, and done the strip into the vienna of the middle east is criticized for jeopardizing and the 2 state solution to that he's rarely piloting. and conflict administration officials tend mixed signals as it try to walk back. also coming up as the spot in the democratic republic of the congo appears to have broken down as rebels. take another town the you and estimates almost 3000 people have died in the violence and germany takes part in a new nato operation in the baltic. see if tom's off to various incidents of diamonds to under see cables suspected as sabotage, the bitterest vanity. welcome donald trump's plan for the us to take over the gaza strip and re separately, palestinians. living in the territory has been widely condemned around the world. the head of the united nations, antonio gutierrez, has warned against what he called ethnic cleansing in. does that in the search for solutions, we must not make the problem worse. if he is vital t

, the good thing to see today the border loan, where the conflict is happening for the decided in berlin, 1884. and if you need to find the, the official order that provided families to try to communicate the you're watching r t international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. the us will own and rebuild gaza. that's the plan. president trump announced on tuesday suggesting the entire palestinian population should relocate to other countries of the days. i think there's a good chance to follow them and they would probably a 1000007 people. the 7, maybe a 1000000 a, but i think all of them i think going to be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. it would be my hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return? the place has been a hell. it's been one of the meanest. what are the meanest places? foreigners and right now it's, it's, i've seen every picture from every angle better than if i were there, and nobody could live there. if you have lived there. a mo

is the conference taking place in berlin today? mean. >> for us here in london. >> yes for sure. >> it's the it's the right read i guess for average voters in in germany. >> i would. >> say that for now. >> a topic like. >> migration is pretty much front and center. i think that trade. war conversation with the us becomes very serious a when the eu really gets into the spotlight. i mean, so far, obviously we're talking about canada, mexico and china and b, when we're talking about the kind of more political fallout, what. >> is it that. >> the us wants in return? i think those are issues that will really galvanize the interest of voters. but will that happen before the election? that's the question. >> we are getting some live shots of olaf schultz now, speaking to reporters at an informal meeting of eu leaders. we'll keep an eye on any comments that do come through. he's currently speaking in german, but we'll keep an eye out or an ear out for any comments that come through in english. carson in terms of friedrich merits, he's put

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we see today the border loan, where the conflict is happening, was decided in berlin, in 18841885. these artificial orders that divided families, the divided communities or the broadcasting from our international new center. this is archie, hello, and welcome. let's get in to our top story in the us. we'll take over and rebuild galka. now there's the plum president trump. how's that noise following and meeting with as really pm. benjamin netanyahu was suggesting, once again, not the entire palestinian population be relocated to neighboring countries. i the, i think there's a good chance to all of them and they would probably a 1000007 people, the 7, maybe a 1000000 a but i think all of them, i think they'll be resettled in areas where they could live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. it would be my hope that we could do something really nice, really good where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return? the place has been a hell. it's been one of the meanest. what are the meanest places? foreigners and right now it's, it's, i've seen every

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families, communities the see today, the border load where the conflict is happening was decided in berlin. 1884. and if you need to find the, the artificial voters that divided families to try to contribute to the across the world around the clock. this is r t good to have your company for the news hour i can get into the us will take over and rebuild. does that? that's the plum president trump has a know it's suggesting the entire palestinian population be relocated to a neighboring countries. the i think there's a good chance to all of them and they would probably a 1000007 people, the 7, maybe a 1000000 a. but i think all of them i think, going to be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. it would be my hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't water. richard, why would they want to return? the place has been the hell. it's been, it's been one of the meanest. what are the meanest places? foreigners and right now it's, it's, i've seen every picture from every angle better than if i were there.

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but 1st we go to domini cain in berlin, who's going to tell us dominique how the european markets have been reacting to donald trump's comments? a small that 42 percent in asia reflected in europe too. suddenly that's how the ducks in frankfurt, the caca on to in paris opened and fell from 2 percent and then re gain some watts . so the last time i checked was couple of minutes ago they were right about 1.8 percent lower than the opening values to a certain extent. also in london, the foot see also dying, but not perhaps quite as much as in paris and in frankfort. but those are the broad stock market values. if you look at specific stocks, it's considerably worse. so automotive industry, such as bmw and fox fucking, will they down 5 percent there will. there are about those, all firms that have direct interest in the united states and obviously around the world suddenly folks fucking has been going through its own very serious problems in germany. and so the prospect of tariffs imposed on also most of goods german automotive goods. european union based automation of goods is something t

in uh, president trump, in the us to put enough pressure on the steel to get it through to go see berlin is the former minister of justice, the israel, and you're joining us from tel aviv. it's good to talk to you does in your view and your assessment. does benjamin netanyahu want to sabotage the current ceasefire deal? or does he want to see it? and after phase one, i don't know what he wants really. but they, i've seen that today and meeting the with the drum, we're not the easy, the day. they out kind of a friends, they but they, they have a different day interest. see here. and then, you know, it doesn't want to lose his coordination. and he's coordination may not allow he a to continue the process a, a with the reviews of the hostages, and the trump ones very much a and try please still, okay to and the wall. so now we'd have to do geography between the 2, a bodies, a g d, the fast, the ones and again in these i believe that is going to play d involved in continuing this game even now, but it won't be very easy because the dates there is an agreement and the question is whether he i

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now they've got alphabets in berlin for me and the new scene here. thank you very much for watching the in the midst of destruction. at moments of joy, meet long, the 1st baby boom and it saves the children's emergency maternity unit in gaza. 5 pounds a month can help provide live saving medical care even during conflict. police search safe the children get 5 pounds a month to help more children that they belong to today. and for as long as they need us, the little drive a stroll through the rose garden and the night of entertainment. but this new bond between buddy near bruton and kim jong own is far from harmless. it's the leader of russia, a country several years into a full scale war. and the leader of north korea totalitarian dictatorship, that's constantly testing new missiles. what's really bringing these 2 leaders closer together, a shared vision of the world's desperation, or something more pragmatic. the pretty wild gift from russia for peeling young. this is vladimir putin has been giving kim jones and a lot of present to show how close th

the this is the, the news live from berlin. israel's prime minister visits the white house. benjamin netanyahu meets us president. trump. one says that palestinians will agree to abandon gauze or permanently also on the show, at least 10 people, including a government, are killed and an adult education college authority say the attacker acted alone and rule out any link to terrorism. also on the program, the i'm only in ease of welcome to the show you as president donald trump has called for palestinians to be permanently resettled outside of gaza. trump made the comments as he received is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house to discuss moving from a cease fire to a lasting peace and gaza egypt, jordan, and other arab nations, as well as post. and the leaders have repeatedly rejected the idea of relocation. when i was to trump said that he believed palestinians would be willing to leave if they were offered a suitable alternative. you look over the, over the decades, it's all depth and guys, and this has been happening for years. it's all dead. and we can get a

the there's, there's dw is life from berlin. donald trump makes a dramatic declaration about because of the us will take over the guys a script. and we will do a job with it to will own it. for us president samantha came during a visit to washington by east barely prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war i. but instead of treat also on the show, the democratic republic officer on those adult month dismissal statements of a ceasefire by rebels fighting that the violence has already tamed hundreds of lives. the . i'm been expanded, you're welcome. donald trump has said that the us to take over the gaza strip and the palestinians living there should be the settled elsewhere. you made the comments at the press conference with these fairly farm and this guy and send them in the attend yahoo at the white house any. nothing. yeah. jose of the proposal was was pursuing however. so i'll be a little bit as far to ministry said in a statement, a projective code word attempts to displace the palestinian people from the land. invited a mazda officials or close to problems peop

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this is dw news live from berlin. donald trump makes a surprising declaration about causes us to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to pull out at the us. president makes statement during a visit by is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war ravaged territory, which trump says, palestinians should be resettled. also on the show at least 11 people are killed in a shooting at a college and sweden already said the attacker acted alone and they blew out any link to the terrace. the . i'm on east of welcome to the program. donald trump has said that the us should take over the gaza strip and that palestinians living there should be resettled elsewhere. us present maybe comments that a press conference with is really minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, lord and trump suggested us, the redevelopment of gauze. i could bring stability to the messenger, who called trump's proposal worth pursuing, saying that it could quote, change history. today, trump said that the us would take care of the reconstruction of the war torn ter

the fisher's date of the news light from berlin. donald trump faces widespread rejection of his plan to take over garza. for us president's bridge to reset the thousands and turn the strip into the viet of the middle east is criticized for jeopardizing of 2 states. a mission for there is rarely palestinian conflict administration officials and which signals as they try to walk. in fact, also coming up as these fine, the democratic republic of congo appears to have broken down as revels take another town, but un estimates almost 3000 people have died into violence. the i've been expanded, you're welcome to the program. donald trump's plan for the us to take over the gaza strip has been widely condemned. the us president suggested the palestinians living in the territory could be re settled elsewhere. he meant the contribution of commons at the white house press conference with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he described it as a remarkable idea in a tv interview. the neighboring states, wealthy states would do it. but the actual idea of allowing for his cousins who want t

be our guest at frankfurt and bought cd manage by front bought the business the the news life from berlin. donald trump makes a dramatic declaration about does that do you as well take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it to pull out it. the american president makes the claim during a visit to washington by his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the wall driver's side of the street, from which trump said, promise to me, and should be resettled both on the show. at least 11 people are kids in the shooting at the college and sweden. i thought of the survey and talked to extra the loan and without any mean to terrorism, the management of do welcome donald trump has said that the us will take over because our strip and the palestinians living there should be settled elsewhere. but us president made the comments at the press conference with is very prime minister banking. i mean live from yahoo at the white house. the israel from suggested us redevelopment of gaza could bring stability to the read. generally people nathan, yahoo, gold drums proposal, but pu

we all because life is the main, the this is dw new years, live it from berlin, a warning from the un secretary general to the us president over trucks plan for the us to take over dogs. these essential boulevard penny for move it to be clean. see today the white house is trying to walk back trumps proposal, but israel says it's already preparing for palestinians to leave. god also coming up. it will take you to as you need in the occupied westbank, where thousands of palestinians are fleeing israel's whitening offensive against him off the break off it's good to have you with is just a day after us. president trump suggested that the us should take over the gaza strip. israel says it is already preparing for large numbers of palestinians to leave the territory. but today, members of the trop administration of trying to walk back some of the presidents shocking proposal proposal that is drawing condemnation from around the world with the head of the united nations warning of ethnic cleansing us president donald trump's proposal to click on the rivets civilians is strongly rejected by

services be our guest at frankfurt and bought cd managed by from bought the business dw news life from berlin. donald trump faces widespread rejection of his plan to take over garza. the us president's pitch to resettle gardens and turn the strip into the riviera of the middle east is criticized for flying in the face of a 2 state solution to these rarely posted in conflict. also coming up student led anti corruption protest sweep across serbia, tens of thousands joined, fresh, not nationwide demonstrations. fueling a political crisis for president, for which the i'm on ease of walk into the program. countries and organizations around the world have over whelming, we rejected us president donald trump's declaration that the us would quote to take over the gaza strip. he outlined his controversial plan for the war ravaged palestinian territory on tuesday. was after meeting with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump said us will quote, own gaza. walgreens will be re settled to jordan and egypt. she suggested that people from all over the world would live in gaza. and that the narro

then when generation is kind of fun, it feels like there's the rate this is dw years live in from berlin. you as president trump says that the us will take over garzon and turn it into the riviera of the middle east. to us we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a 2 loaded trump also, once a couple of citizens living in guns are relocated to egypt and jordan. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu praising the president for thinking out of the box. elsewhere in the middle east, there is outrage over the announcement. a key us allied, saudi arabia and the palestinian militant group home us both rejecting it. and in sweden, police say that they had still not found a motive for tuesday's mass shooting. 11 people including the shooter, were killed. the break off, it's good to have you with this on this wednesday. and we begin with the plan for guns. that according to donald trump, the us president says that the us or should take over the gaza strip and that palestinians living there should be re settled elsewhere for years. major comments at a press conference with th

generation industry is kind of fun, it feels like there's the rate the this is dw news live from berlin. a warning from the un secretary general to president trump over as planned to take over because of the the white house walks back. the proposal from president trump insist that israel will hand over control of the gaza strip to the us after funding. and also coming up an outcry in new delhi over images of indian deportees with their hands and feet shackled on us military plains, opposition. law makers demand an explanation for legit mistreatment and lingering anger and bangladesh protest her as tear down buildings linked to shaken, seen a months after she was out of the . i'm on the in east of welcome to the program. a day after us, president trump suggested that the us should take over gauze the gaza strip. israel says it's already preparing for large numbers of palestinians to leave the territory. members of the trump administration have tried to walk back some of the presidents spending plan a proposal that strong condemnation from around the world with the head of the united nati

masters. to pick up the trophy for a second time in berlin. the £100,000 winners cheque.so those are the hours are particularly hot, and there are really 1a out of the 16 which kind of all come into that equation where they could be potentially dangerous with levels of heat, but there are some in particular that are even worse than others. we always say football is nothing without fans. nothing without players and match officials and making sure we protect their safety and well—being. mandatory drinks breaks really at a proper level. it is kind of substandard. they have legislation where drinks breaks are mandatory widely criticised by academics and by fifpro for not it is too high a level. for the stadiums at the highest heat risk. go for morning and evening kick—offs where that is possible. for players and match officials and, as you say, nobody likes it but postponements are cancellation, if the wet—bulb temperatures are at too high a level to help protect everyone. —— that she will to rumble on. —— that issue. before we go, just a reminder of some catch up with all of

this is dw dues live it from berlin, and you as president, donald trump says the us should take over garza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to willow it to of also wants fellow citizens living in gauze or relocated to egypt and jordan. it's really fun mister benjamin is in yahoo! praising the president for thinking out of the box. elsewhere in the middle east, there is outrage over the announcer. they see us out why saudi arabia and the tell us to the militant group. i'm off the boat, rejecting it. and in sweden believe say they still have not found a motor tuesdays nash, 11 people including the cedar hill. the break off is good to have you with this, we begin with the plan for gaza. according to donald trump, the us president says that the us should take over the guns. it's dripping that palestinians living there should be re sell elsewhere. we may judge comments that a press conference with these really minister benjamin netanyahu at the winehouse yesterday. it's in yahoo says the proposal is worth whi

the this is dw news live from berlin. donald trump faces widespread rejection of his plan to take over gaza. us presents pitch to resettle gardens and turn the strip into the riviera of the middle east is criticized or flying in the face of a 2 state solution to the is really palestinian conflict. also coming up growing alarm as you on bhaskar gains, access to us federal payments systems, democrats accusing of leading a hostile takeover in washington. the i'll me and you said welcome to the program. countries and organizations around the world have over whelming the rejected us president donald trump's declaration, that the us would quote take over the gaza strip. the outlines as controversial plan for the war ravaged palestinian territory on tuesday was after meeting with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump said the us will quote, own garza, well, thousands will be re settled to jordan and egypt. he suggested that people from all over the world would live in gaza and that the narrow enclave along the mediterranean will be re developed into quote, the riviera of the mid

then when generation is kind of fun, it feels like there's the rate the this is dw news live from berlin. donald trump faces wide spread rejection of his plan to take over gaza. us president's pitch to resettle gardens and turn the strip into the riviera of the middle east is criticized for jeopardizing a 2 state solution fee. it's rarely posted in conflict. administration. officials send mix signals as they try to walk it back. also coming up student led anti corruption, protests sweep across serbia, tens of thousands joined, fresh nationwide demonstrations. fueling a political crisis for president, for which the amenities of welcome to the program. countries and organizations around the world have overwhelmingly rejected us president donald trump's declaration that the us would quote to take over the gaza strip. he outlined his controversial plan for the war ravaged palestinian territory on tuesday after meeting with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump said us will, quote, bone, gaza. walgreens will be re settled to jordan and egypt. he suggested that people from all ov

generation industry is kind of fun, it feels like there's the rate the business, dw, news live from berlin. donald trump makes a surprising declaration about causes to us. we'll take over the guys a script and we will do a job with it to will own it. the american president makes the declaration during a visit by is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war ravaged territory from which trump says palestinians should be resettled. also on the show at least 11 people are killed in shooting out of college and sweden 30 say the attacker acted alone, and they rule out any link to terrorist the i'm on the and he says, welcome to the program. donald trump has said that the us that should take over the gaza strip after palestinians living there are re settled elsewhere. the us president made the comment that a press conference with is really prime minister benjamin and benjamin netanyahu at the white house from suggested us ownership of gauze. i could bring stability to the region so nothing. yeah. who called trans proposal worth pursuing, or saying that it could quote cha

kennedy and for a time, those hopes were realistic, but then finally when it came to the division of berlin and then the movement of russian missiles into cuba, kennedy insisted that those missiles be removed and khrushchev have the gusts publicly to acknowledge he had plundered and pull those missiles out. khrushchev lived with what i regard as a dream that somehow with an american president he could accomplish miracles but miracles don't happen in international relations. you have to protect your interests and those interests are protected even at the cost of war and right now we have many different instances with russia and china and many other countries around the world. host: newly released, martin is the author and is with us this morning. taking your phone calls per john is up first in new york. independent, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. excuse me sir. i'm 77 and -- guest: young man. caller: [laughter] i knew i liked you for something. i do remember the cuban missile crisis. i remember my father stockpiling in the seller. i remember really the fear of going around

missiles and troops into cuba to shift the balance of power, to gain an advantage in the negotiation of berlin, but he failed because kennedy called him on it and khrushchev backed off. if he had not backed off on that fateful sunday, the world might be very well have ended up in a nuclear war catastrophe. host: talking about marvin's new book, a different russia. taking your phone calls as well, phone lines as usual in this segment democrats 202-748-8000. republicans 202-748-8001. independents 202-748-8002. he is with us for the rest of our program today. how many years total were you a journalist in russia and how were you able to be there and do that job at the height of the cold war to be an american journalist and communist russia. guest: to understate the answer, it was very difficult. because in the first phase in my time there as the moscow correspondent for cbs, all of our copy was censored. in other words you could not say anything to the american people that did not go through a russian sensor and there would be many times when words and phrases would be asked out and if you had tri

this is dw deers, live from berlin. a warning from the un secretary general to the us president over trump's plan to take over god's easy samsung to avoid any form of move it to be clean seats. today the white house is trying to walk back trumps proposal, but israel says it's already preparing for palestinians to leave golf. also coming up as rebels advanced despite a ceasefire and the democratic republic of congo active is or accusing the european union of fueling the volume. the i bring golf is good to have you with us it just a day after us. president trump suggested that the us and should take over the gaza strip. israel says it is already preparing for large numbers of palestinians to leave the territory today. members of the trump administration have tried to walk back some of the presidents of shocking proposal proposal that is drawing condemnation from around the world with the head of the united nations warning against ethnic cleansing. us president donald trump's proposal to clear goals. the rivets civilians i

in 1999, the year the berlin wall fell check. delores said the following. europe will never be built if young people do not see it as a collective undertaking that will shape their future. nearly 4 decades later, the confidence leaders faced the same problem. europe st.

in 1999, the year the berlin wall fell checked. delores said the following. europe will never be billed if young people do not see it as a collective undertaking that will shape their future. nearly 4 decades later, the confidence leaders faced the same problem. europe same, depends on their ability to find the solution, the that's all for this episode of business beyond. if you'd like to see more from us, check out our playlist in the description. thanks a lot for watching until the next time. take care the to hello and the one welcome to the 6th edition of focused on year old lives show. it's been nearly 3 years of war in ukraine, and there's still no and insides. heavy bombardment and showing have not only destroyed lives in homes, but also the country is critical infrastructure like this hospital and when even medical facilities become a military target.

in 1999, the year the berlin wall fell check. delores said the following. europe will never be built if young people do not see it as a collective undertaking that will shape their future. nearly 4 decades later, the confidence leaders faced the same problem. europe same, depends on their ability to find the solution, the. that's all for this episode of business beyond. if you'd like to see more from us, check out our playlist in the description. thanks a lot for watching until the next time. take care the book, change your trousers. i see you've got your sexy underwear on the, on the books and they are not going to wear those funny shoes. where are these lace up ones? the good one is i've gotten fat yet. i don't even need to spend as default next year. you are not that jacob low capital. well, you're still wearing the suspenders very well. it's across here we go. steve, close and boats. so one more push to areas.