and ethical issues in the room everybody's opposed to the high alexion board's decision to rerun the ystem ball election like nobody thought this was ordinary hopefully this election will be held within the last. we are taking part in this election but with qualms this cannot be denied it's a fact we hope that irregularities will not happen in this election's years. ok let's get going let's introduce our panel today from istanbul metamath challenge managing editor of the daily star newspaper from london fadi a quarter manager of the turkey project at chatham house and from ankara yusuf conley formerly the editor of the how to get newspaper welcome to you all in istanbul let's go back to march and start our discussion there those claims of irregularities there was only $13000.00 votes in it but those claims how was that received by the voters. well i think there is there is 2 side of the story there is those voters who say that this small margin should be analyzed and should the claim should be taken seriously and the fact that the party side took it to supreme election council should

and a tickler issues in the room everybody's opposed to the high alexion board's decision to rerun the istanbul election like nobody thought this was ordinary hopefully this election will be held within the last. taking part in this election but with qualms this cannot be tonight it's a fact we hope that irregularities will not happen in this election. ok let's get going let's introduce our panel today from istanbul mecca met chelate managing editor of the daily star newspaper from london fadi a quarter manager of the turkey project at chatham house and from ankara yusuf conley formerly the editor of the how to get newspaper welcome to you all in istanbul let's go back to march and start our discussion there those claims of irregularities there was only $13000.00 votes in it but those claims how was that received by the voters. well i think there is there is 2 side of the story there is those voters who say that this small margin should be analyzed and should the claim should be taken seriously and the fact that the party side took it to supreme election council should be taken serious

also on the show all eyes are on istanbul ahead of sunday's mejor alexion voters punish the ruling party for turkey's economic woes. real estate costs are skyrocketing in berlin driving the german capital to consider an unusual solution. and unlocking the hidden beauty of sales we'll share some surprising uses for europe's slimy of cash problems. welcome to your business i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us can facebook take cryptocurrency mainstream the world's largest social network unveiled the digital coin it plans to roll out next year a libra is its name and proponents say it might just revolutionize digital payments under a single streamlined currency now over a dozen global firms will invest in and govern the currency including master card vodafone and as group will supposedly wall off control of the currency from facebook itself the new coin will be pegged to a basket of global currencies such as the dollar and the euro with the intent of shielding it from the wild fluctuations that are plagued big and scared off many average investors the big question will

is needed i told you so you know but more bad alexion results left deep wounds in the s.p.d. after andrea analysis fought for her party to enter another governing coalition with the center right the s.p.d. suffered heavy losses in state elections now this is hope of reenergizing the party failed to win over voters now that her own party members have lost faith in her leadership now liz has thrown in the towel after 20 years. now huns under analysis was one of 3 leaders the us payday is headed any 2 years but is this crisis really about her or is this a crisis of the german social democrats in general. i think one has to say it's a little bit of both clearly the social democrats are deeply and crisis has been losing votes for years there's been a lot of infighting in the party for years. struggling to redefine their policies from the kind of traditional social democratic left wing positions which have been failing all over europe in fact if you look at france for instance the socialists there have all but disappeared but at the same time it's also a problem that i think one ca

is needed i told you so you know but more bad alexion results left deep wounds in the s.p.d. after andrea analysis fought for her party to enter another governing coalition with the center right the s.p.d. suffered heavy losses in state elections now this is hope of reenergizing the party failed to win over voters now that her own party members have lost faith in her leadership now liz has thrown in the towel after 20 years. now huns under analysis was one of 3 leaders the esp a day has had only 2 years but is this crisis really about her or is this a crisis of the german social democrats in general. i think one has to say it's a little bit of both clearly the social democrats are deeply and crisis they have been losing votes for years and there's been a lot of infighting in the party for years. struggling to redefine their policies from the kind of traditional social democratic left wing positions which have been failing all over europe in fact if you look at france for instance the socialist there have all but disappeared but at the same time it's also a problem that i thin

is needed i told you so i know but more bad alexion results left deep wounds in the s.p.d. after andrea analysis fought for her party to enter another governing coalition with the center right the s.p.d. suffered heavy losses in state elections now mrs hope of reenergizing the party failed to win over voters now that her own party members have lost faith in her leadership now liz has thrown in the towel after 20 years. under analysis was one of 3 leaders the esp a day has had only 2 years but is this crisis really about her or is this a crisis of the german social democrats in general. i think one has to say it's a little bit of both clearly the social democrats are deeply in crisis has been losing votes for years there's been a lot of infighting in the party for years that's been struggling to redefine their policies from the kind of traditional social democratic left wing positions which have been failing all over europe in fact if you look at france for instance the socialists there have all but disappeared but at the same time it's also a problem that i think one can pu

is needed i told you so you know but more bad alexion results left deep wounds in the s.p.d. after andrea analysis fought for her party to enter another governing coalition with the center right the s.p.d. suffered heavy losses in state elections now this is hope of reenergizing the party failed to win over voters now that her own party members have lost faith in her leadership now liz has thrown in the towel after 20 years. under analysis was one of 3 leaders the us payday is headed on a 2 years but is this crisis really about her or is this a crisis of the german social democrats in general. i think one has to say it's a little bit of both clearly the social democrats are deeply and crisis they have been losing votes for years there's been a lot of infighting in the party for years. struggling to redefine their policies from the kind of traditional social democratic left wing positions which have been failing all over europe in fact if you look at france for instance the socialists there have all but disappeared but at the same time it's also a problem that i think one can

is needed i told you so you know but more bad alexion results left deep wounds in the s.p.d. after undergoing analysis fought for her party to enter another governing coalition with the center right the s.p.d. suffered heavy losses in state elections now this is hope of reenergizing the party failed to win over voters now that her own party members have lost faith in her leadership now as has thrown in the towel after 20 years. just picking up with the analysis was one of 3 late is the s.p. day has had in only 2 years now is this crisis really about her or is this a crisis of the german social democrats in general. i think you have to say it's a bit of both certainly a very deep crisis in the social democratic party as there is in many other socialists the social democratic parties in the rest of europe if we look at france the party there is virtually disappeared for instance but at the same time there has been quite a bit of resistance the guards aren't they are not under another's herself in person and that criticism has mounted in recent weeks in recent days especially it

as one the rerun of stumbles may or alexion the one over 54 percent of the ballot with now more than 99 percent of votes counted he says he is ready to work with presidential recha thai air to one to solve his temples problems is rival the now the younger daughter i'm from present everyone's ruling party as conceded. jake if he calls for the rerun after suffering a narrow defeat in the 1st election in march. as in istanbul for us she's been following these elections there you are yulia opposition candidate winning now for a 2nd time how surprised are you by that outcome. knowing his victory clearly doesn't come as a surprise at all to his supporters as you can see all around me people are celebrating they are chanting they want t. shirts and had bands with his political slogan that isn't turkish pear shaped is that an object everything will be a great mistake mama what has led and all embrace seems rather sleuths contained in the past week she has campaigned very hard he is trying to reach out to people he must've taken thousands of selfies with people here he won the vote in march b

you know pre-determined vote something that was i've been unfair alexion process and there was protestsacross the country a quite large and a large just were no month you would see the financial hub down in the south and north of palm beach county where i am. interior ministry said that around $500.00 people had been arrested by around the time polls close today including several journalists who were out there reporting on the protest. it's my understanding that the journalists are no relief for most of them although i haven't confirmed rolled back but many of the demonstrators who are protesting peacefully peacefully are still in detention the police when i was out on the screen today you know they're very forceful you know wearing black clad right here. they drag many protesters again going back is that where we are by loading them on they're waiting for them detained and our you know all doff jail so this is by far the most dramatic thing that we saw in terms of arrests in this whole election process but it also fits with what has been kind of simmering under the surface that have be

and atypical issues in the room everybody's opposed to the high alexion board's decision to rerun the istanbul election like nobody thought this was ordinary hopefully this election will be held within the last. we are taking part in this election but with qualms this cannot be denied it's a fact we hope that irregularities will not happen in this election. ok let's get going let's introduce our panel today from istanbul metamath chelate managing editor of the daily star newspaper from london fadi a quarter manager of the turkey project at chatham house and from ankara yusuf conley formerly the editor of the how to get newspaper welcome to you all met in istanbul let's go back to march and start our discussion there those claims of irregularities there was only $13000.00 votes in it but those claims how was that received by the voters. well i think there is there is 2 side of the story there is those voters who say that this small margin should be analyzed and should the claim should be taken seriously and the fact that the party side took it to supreme election council should be take

donald trump saying it's part of a ploy really to get him back into the headlines ahead of the 2020 alexion when the democrats are having their debates and having their time in the press do you think that he's going to move on from issue to issue and perhaps where you are introducing him the israel palestine conflict is going to be where he tries to really get something sorted now that he's going to put his pressure and his emphasis on. well obviously he started last week then conference in which we try to advance. peace plan. it was only partly successful because the palestinians refuse to participate and to enjoy some of american financial aid. and it is possible that he will come again to the middle east after all israel is one of the few countries that is very poor trump and he likes being here. but again this is another issue in which it's hard to predict much progress sure just on today's news then both leaders we know exchanged invitations for official visits for kim jong un to go to washington do you think that will happen and what would the establishment what would the u.s. politic

leadership on parliament in limbo and pro-democracy rally in the couple question of is the money snuffed alexion. resign it comes as a crisis meeting was held this monday fishless a general election statement coalition attack posting the former soviet republic tousling with the idea of joining the e.u. but the new election being touted by the pm could lead to deadlock on a violent backlash here's a look at how moldova got to this. 2 presidents no government and one huge miscalculation so how did a major political crisis in moved over develop in just a couple of days it all began when none of the major parties want to majority in february parliamentary elections. today is a very important day today there is a chance to change the situation in the republic of which unfortunately in the recent years has been a very difficult. the constitution requires. government to be formed within 3 months of the constitutional court certifying the result but the parties were unable to form a coalition of them the production party of socialist moldova and pro european akam electro bloc managed to hammer out a dea

the white house he was asked whether he was going to ask president putin not to meddle in the 2020 alexion here's mr trump's fiery response to the c.n.n. reporter. i have a very good conversation was a what i said is not to your. the g. 20 summit runs from friday to saturday in the japanese city of sarka and senior officials have confirmed that the 2 leaders will meet there they're likely to discuss arms control tensions with iran the crisis in syria and stability in ukraine and of course will be following the event. one of the pressing issues ahead of the summit is the trade war between the u.s. and china trump has threatened to increase levies on beijing in talks with the country's president at the g. 20 proven successful. so they want to make it real they want to make a deal more than i do let me put it like a they want to make a deal of all we don't freeze one freeze one is 25 percent of 250000000000 i haven't done trees 2 years now trees do does that have to be 25 brazil it could be 10 percent which people can absolutely and of us has already imposed tariffs on $200000000000.00 worth

headline this month have been grandiose and exaggerating microsoft offers software tools to secure alexion microsoft to modernize and serve cure voting with the election guard. i mean could anything be safer than something called election guard it's got guard right there in the way. it's a strong and trustworthy as crotch guard. this isn't actual oil meant to be sprayed on your junk i'm unclear as to why you spray it on your gun. maybe to secure your actions. because they have been. microsoft. and that is my favorite joke i've ever written. anyway microsoft is for you staying there all likes you can guard software on us and worry not that we'll be tied down by having to laboriously publicly debate whether this is what we want or not knowing the elections acknowledged is already set to be adopted by half a voting machine manufacturers and some state governments for the 2020 general election microsoft describes election guard as a free open source software development kit that will make voting secure more accessible and more efficient anywhere it's used doesn't open source mean definitely sa

probably responsible for murder and don't forget russian president vladimir putin he is considered alexion enemy number one in the u.s. but at the g 20 summit that is the stuff of presidential humor tonight.

stories at this hour turkey's opposition has won control of istanbul in a rerun of that city's may or alexion akram molo victory is a heavy blow for president there. and in thailand 12 boys and their football coach who spent more than 2 weeks trapped in a flooded cave system ever turned to that site to thank those involved for the rest . well don't forget you can always get more stories like these on the go with our afghan access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications on your phone for any breaking news you can also use that to send us photos and videos you can download it from google player from the apple store. i'm brian thomas up next you can get. businesses with their hard sell 1st for now though for meaning tartars teams thanks so much for being. dismissed for. the task or. less experience a modern museum center with her the crushing cultural heritage foundation berlin. researchers are looking for answers in more than $5000000.00 objects each object relates more to the history of mankind. the prussian cultural heritage foundation comes treasure in 45 m

you don't donald trump burst lineup of democratic candidates now have their sights set on the 2020 alexion the challenge will be energizing their base and making gains with white non-college educated voters the organizers say it's about getting boots on the ground an incredibly diverse group you know about 50 percent of them speak spanish about 20 percent of them speak creole and they'll be down in our in our base communities communicating with both voters and registering new voters data from the vote a study group shows that 6000000 voters who backed barack obama in 2012 helped win in 2016 but the next presidential election may be about more than getting those people back president bill clinton once famously said that every u.s. election is about the economy and that maybe the democratic party's biggest challenge if job figures in financial markets is still doing well political analysts say the democrats will focus on the president's behavior making this an election about morals not numbers if the democrats can mount a really good attack on all the stupid things that trump has done profes

its leadership on parliament in the middle pro-democracy rally in the capital is the mounting of alexion and that leader in court to resign it comes as a crisis meeting was held this monday among officials in a general election stalemate failed coalition and sing the former soviet republic puzzling with the idea of following e.u. aspirations but the new elections being touted by we are going pm could lead to a deadlock and a violent backlash here's a look at what over got to this point. 2 presidents no government and one huge miscalculation so how did a major political crisis in moved over develop in just a couple of days it all began when none of the major parties want to majority in february parliamentary elections so when i was in india today is a very important day today there is a chance to change the situation in the republic of moldova which. unfortunately in the recent years has been very difficult. the constitution requires a government to be formed within 3 months of the constitutional court certifying the result but the parties were unable to form a coalition 2 of them the pro

has suffered he put all his political process behind his candidate been illegal during the march alexion and in this election at the last he's. been told that up until now invincible at the polls that reputation has gone and that will be the message of the opposition will be taking to the country they will be galvanized by this and they now have a very important springboard in istanbul to set out their stall about how they can run the country istanbul is the most important city a 3rd of the economy half of the taxation you can set up your sort of country and say yes there is an alternative but the big concern i think in the short term for one will be the impact within his own party there have been rumors for months of growing dissatisfaction within his party over his authoritarian start the sputtering economy and growing talk of a possible spirit within the party up until now it was in his invincibility at the polls which was a seem to be the check on that movement now that is gone speculation is that a split or a challenge to his rule could be in the offing in the coming months ahead ok

and i'm very concerned about him and pump a 0 taking a storage war i said that the 2020 alexion could end in disaster if we have a vast new war bigger than you know all the others combined and the public is public has no support for the war is very war weary and i don't particularly offended by the fact that. at the at the foundation of it we would be fighting for saudi arabia probably the most viciously anti-christian nation on earth. they sent assassins to strangle and dismembered to marcus jogi a couple of weeks ago the month ago they beheaded 37 people mostly minorities the type of muslims that live in iran and also you know they were intimately associated with the $911.00 attack at the very highest levels they got off scot free they never paid a price for killing $3000.00 americans on $911.00 i also pointed out the fact that the arraigning ends have never been responsible for any terror attack on american soil literally every one beginning with the 911 attack on the twin towers and pentagon has been either instigated directly by saudi arabia or it has been promoted by this very v

in yet another military conflict that could further divide his already narrow base with the 2020 alexion season already underway lawrence kolbe is a former u.s. assistant secretary of defense he says president from needs to focus on nuclear arms control which he says is the biggest threat in the region he's not i mean if you look at those 12 demands that pompei all major talking about a complete transformation of iran what he needs to recognize is the nuclear deal is separate from everything else we negotiated with the russians they went into afghanistan they put down the rebellion and then czechoslovakia but we kept going with arms control busy because that was so important the most dangerous thing in the region is a nuclear arms race between iran and saudi arabia and we know the saudis good move very quickly if they wanted to that would be completely devastating that's your main challenge and you need to deal with that 1st and then you can deal with some of these other problems later but right now trump is not only alone with a lot of his advisors but with even most of our allies. now

you don't donald trump burst lineup of democratic candidates now have their sights set on the 2020 alexion the challenge will be energizing that base and making gains with white non-college educated voters the organizers say it's about getting boots on the ground an incredibly diverse group you know about 50 percent of them speak spanish about 20 percent of them speak creole and they'll be down in our in our base communities communicating with both voters and registering new voters data from the vote a study group shows that 6000000 voters who backed barack obama in 2012 helped win in 2016 but the next presidential election may be about more than getting those people back president bill clinton once famously said that every u.s. election is about the economy and that maybe the democratic party's biggest challenge if job figures in financial markets is still doing well political analysts say the democrats will focus on the president's behavior making this an election about morals not numbers if the democrats can mount a really good attack on all the stupid things the trump is done professor

one reason that donald trump supporters are going to come out and they're going to vote in the 2020 alexion so i think that i think that there's a lot of miscalculation in terms of you know how close this race is going to be i think it's going to be a blowout. ok scott what do you think about that go ahead scott. well clearly clearly the media has been incredibly behind the left in this country it's absolutely clear the wiki leaks reports of the kinds of work that the united states government was doing alongside google obviously facebook's been very supportive of the left wing and certainly the media industry now that being said obviously the right has their fox news propaganda as well and that fox news propaganda has been extremely supportive of the trumpet ministration i mean certainly they mouthpieces within you know they've got the guises of even the largest radio networks that really run a lot of the red states because a lot of individuals listening to the radio networks across this country those are the individuals who absolutely will continue to vote for trump so will will this be a

things for me i've been talking to a lot of people who want to vote democrat over the in the 2020 alexion and a couple of them said to me there are just too many some of these people need to get out there way start being stop trying to raise their profile let's get this down to a sensible number and let's get on with it i think every one of the panels nailed it so far you know the democratic party's go through an ideological crisis between the people the progressive left and the more moderate people but i think ultimately they just want to get this down from 20 something to just a few but alan at the start really did nail it but you know if you look at someone like julian castro he has only ingredients to be a farmer type candid he's young he's hispanic he's just dropped off the radar in the last couple years so i think for those lesser known candidates it's all going to be about getting the mentum and up and somebody worked out over these 1st 2 debates each candidate were going to 7 minutes so in that 7 minutes they really need to come up with those one liners to make themselves stand ou

could spark civil unrest so here's john psaropoulos now in tirana the albanian capital on a fraught alexion process it sounds like john the socialists essentially standing unopposed then what happens. that's right well i'm standing at the olympic center a sports complex that the socialist municipal government built here of which they are particularly proud behind me you can see the 2 ballot boxes the yellow ballots for mayor the green ballots awful party you get to take one of each so you could technically pick a socialist mayor which is likely the most prominent candid it here in toronto there are $44.00 opposition parties but they are all either are known or poll extremely low figures there isn't a substantial opposition causley and you could technically pick an opposition party which elects advisors to the municipal council but what we're most likely to be seeing here is socialist party supporters 900 of 900 residents registered here to vote about 270 of them have shown up that's roughly consistent with the numbers we've heard from other polling centers the numbers on the low end and mon

things for me i've been talking to a lot of people who want to vote democrat over the in the 2020 alexion and a couple of them said to me there were just too many some of these people need to get out the way start by saying stop trying to raise the profile let's get this down to a sensible number and let's get on with it i think everyone of the panel nailed it so far you know the democratic party's going through an ideological crisis between the people the progressive left and the more moderate people but i think ultimately they just want to get this down from 20 something to just a few but allen at the start really didn't you know if you look at someone like julian castro he has only ingredients to be an obama type candidate young by nick he's just dropped off the radar the last couple of years so i think for those less and then candidates it's all going to be about getting the men. somebody worked out over the 1st 2 debates each candidate will get about 7 minutes in that 7 minutes they really need to come up with those one liners to make themselves stand out from the more well known can

she's ahead in the polls she needs to really establish itself as a viable candidate for the 2020 alexion but the challenge is great here 20 candidates all from various different backgrounds on average they'll get about 7 minutes to speak on each of these nights so very little chances to get themselves known by a democratic vote is there lots of looking for perhaps a moment that might stand out that might go viral on social media but this is a very crowded field the most interesting thing for me has been talking to democratic voters some who say to me some of these lesser known candidates should just get out the way others worried about the ideological split in the democratic party with those on the progressive left versus those that are more moderate so this will be a challenging 2 nights for all these candidates at the non the less a very important night for the democratic party as many of these candidates like me told sodden amy publish are introduce themselves to the american public for the 1st time they'll be trying to stand out not so sure one of the key questions here is whether th

liz: you like alexion. mayor ren pharmaceuticals and people who invest co. a health care etf.ear? >> people still have aging demographics. my dad and his two brothers are well into their 90s and we're going to live longer than they did. kids born today, will live longer than that. so health care is an important cost factor as we go on but there are some benefit come from this, that there should be an agreement on pricing of the health care services, the devices, the big pharma companies, the biotech new pieces, new scripts. there has to be some rational to this. meantime we don't see any cooperation from the government. [closing bell rings] things will continue to play out. connell: marianne, thank you so much. if you can't join us live. set the dvr now. markets will be in full-blown reaction whatever the federal reserve does or doesn't do on interest rates. melissa: president trump getting ready for takeoff. the commander-in-chief to take off from the white house to depart for florida. he will relaunch his re-election campaign. in orlando where supporters are lined up. the do

are trying to reclaim what they have voted for and people are a little bit angry about this supreme alexion forced to and all the election that took place on march 31st that's why the parts haitian is expected to be very high actually into a key in all elections turks participate at a very high level but part spatial level is expected to be more than 90 percent today in a stumble. we have been hearing from the ruling party that they are trying to bring their stumble resident evil to school went to an atoll year or their hometowns for summer vacation as the schools have closed to recently and also we see that the main opposition party is trying to consolidate the vote that they have gained and that they gained on the march 31st and the latest move by the ruling go ruling party was to win the kurdish wars that didn't help them in the previous elections so everybody is waiting for the results but stumble people believe that they're going to reclaim their city clearly a very important election to the pros and. it's a moral one why. well in turkey the local elections are always in an atmosphere

donald trump has launched a new attack on his political opponents kicking off his bid for the 2020 alexion speaking at a rally in florida the u.s. president lost the democrats the media and best to get into russian meddling. the u.n. has demanded a for independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he was birding tribe or rather than in his hometown his family had requested a day after he collapsed and died in port. despite fierce opposition from indigenous communities and environmentalists canada has approved a controversial oil pipeline expansion the $7000000000.00 project will link canada oil fields to a major port. kuwait samir is due to arrive in baghdad in the coming hours his 1st state visit since iraq's invasion of kuwait in 1900 talks will be aimed at boosting bilateral ties and regional development so happening against a backdrop of building tensions in the gulf region. reports. from baghdad. since last month it off has been the center of a flurry of diplomatic activity in may u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe made an u

a significant supremes called ruling goes against donald trump ahead of the 2020 alexion. if they want to kill you. they can kill you automatically. and she falls for eritrea's independence but now she's afraid to go. to stanford with your sports as the u.s. president gets into a twitter row with the captain of the u.s. women's football team plus in america's major league soccer former captain of england wayne rooney proves he's still good it's with this wonder strike for d.c. united. but we're starting to near 0 where 2 suicide bomb attacks in the capital within half an hour have killed a police officer that wounded several other people as well the 1st attack a targeted a police vehicle in the center of town very close to the french embassy there was a 2nd bomb explosion that was at the headquarters of the counterterrorism police the interior minister is calling for calm and says the attackers have. yet to be identified there's an emergency meeting in parliament right now this is been under a state of emergency for the past 4 years since dozens of people were killed in a

politics victory keeping in mind we're now in our 2020 alexion season we saw the democrats debating a few days ago about what was the greatest security threat they don't seem to be prioritizing north korea anymore they were talking about iran and russia and china that really plays into donald trump's hands to say that the things that he's been mentioning throughout the day as far as progress on north korea are actually true and that he's going to push back on the critics whether it's in the media or analysts like me on t.v. who want to say that there hasn't been substantive progress president trump is going to continue to say there actually has been a lot of substantive progress and that the tensions have been significantly reduced and this is something that his predecessors haven't been able to do so for donald trump this week and really appears to be a political in a foreign policy victory so far to what extent is progress on the north korean issue really depended on progress in u.s. china relations. well we know that china is always going to be supportive of north korea in recent y

criminal law on march 31st then they believe that their votes are counted as invalid by the supreme alexion board that's why they are trying to reclaim their mayor and reclaim their votes and since there is the story international media is also hugely interested in the topic people are very curious about the results there is patience and everybody is waiting for the last minutes to ration who is going to be the winner and we'll get that information with you later on also with a whole bara he is outside our. headquarters in istanbul hashim. the candidate for the ark party. has just arrived to be a stumble headquarters of the party and i have to say there's a sense of anxiety and expectation about what could come out of the election results in the coming hours now the other party has learned to lessons from the march it action 1st about 400000 disgruntled party supporters in istanbul decided not to cast their vote and the other party managed to go knock on doors of most of these people and convince them to take to the ballot face time to make a difference the 2nd lesson was that the kurds may

also on the show all eyes are on istanbul ahead of sunday's mejor alexion voters punish the ruling party for turkey's economic woes. real say costs are skyrocketing in berlin driving the german capital to consider an unusual solution. and unlocking the hidden beauty of snails we'll share some surprising uses for europe's y.b.'s cash crop. welcome to business i'm stephen beers in blood it's good to have you with us. can facebook take cryptocurrency mainstream the world's largest social network unveiled the digital coin it plans to roll out next year here's all facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg 1st publicly frame the idea a few weeks ago i believe that it should be as easy to send money to someone as it is to send a photo so we were already testing this and india with about a 1000000 people it's been used a lot in the feedback so far is great and we're already working on rolling this out in a number of other countries later this year now for more on this let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york korda yeah some heavy ideas there facebook thinks it has the scale to mainstream cr

also on the show all eyes are on is to pull ahead of sunday's mejor alexion to voters punish the ruling party for turkey's economic woes. real estate costs are skyrocketing in berlin driving the german capital to consider an unusual solution. and unlocking the hidden beauty of sales will share some surprising uses for europe's waimea cash crop. welcome to business i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us can facebook take cryptocurrency mainstream the world's largest social network unveiled the digital coin it plans to roll out next year a libra is its name and proponents say it might just revolutionize digital pay.