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news live from berlin and uncle americal prepares to meet whatever poutine here in germany just months after their last bilateral meeting in russia disagreements over ukraine and other issues dominate relations but with shared interest in other areas how much will pragmatism going to talks also coming up. a week of mourning after the country's most famous son kofi annan dined at the age of eighty the former united nations cheap and nobel peace prize laureate served two terms as the world's top diplomat later he became the u.n. special envoy for syria will have a look at his legacy. and commemorating the dead italy holds a state funeral for the victims of tuesday's bridge collapse in the northern city of genoa relatives and friends join the country's leaders to say goodbye to their loved ones. thanks for joining us i'm marrying evan steen german chancellor angela merkel will host a bilateral summit with russian president vladimir putin later today the talks north of berlin are expected to focus on energy issues as well as the conflict in syria and ukraine german or russian times have be

and be friendly with the opposition and not allow the anger that that seems to dominate a lot of americnate the political discourse as well. laura: let's turn to the president. john mccaiwas the first to admit he was no saint, andis h very deliberately excluding him from the celebrations. anony: donald trump will be in camp david. it will be interesting to see what he decides to do. there was a lot of controversy over his decision not to release a statement eulogizing john mcca over the weekend and flying the flag at half-mast only a couple of days. het,as reversed himself on t but there will be tptation as he watches the praise of john cain and sees it as implicit criticism. it wil his tongue.if he holds laura: in contra to the mood of national mourning, the president was tweeting this morning, 12 quite terse tweets, and he made news on the long-running feud with the attorney general. why does he had to say? anthony: in an interview with bloomberg, he id he will not be making a decision about the fate of jeff sessions until after the election. ay prerect revelation that he is consideri

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when angle americal me to vladimir putin on saturday it will be for the second time in just three months on the table of the conflict in syria the situation in ukraine and the controversial north stream two gas pipeline under the baltic sea but hanging over the meeting is this statement from donald trump july's nato summit but germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it is getting so much of its energy from russia so we're supposed to protect germany but they are getting their energy from russia explain to the. russia provides only around half of germany's annual energy consumption but most is in the form of natural gas and that is why the nord stream to gas pipeline is so contentious it's a network which when complete will transport natural gas from russia under the baltic sea to western europe bypassing the existing land based pipelines through ukraine and it might deprive the government in kiev as much as three billion dollars a year in revenue ministers in kiev say the project is purely political moscow insists it's just business but i sure wish i knew when you go

russia saying that germany is a captive of russia and so in her summer interview this sunday angle americal touched on these two topics and regarding the u.s. administration she had this message about how europe should apprise the trumpet ministrations policy and goals and guns and get us on a glacier that we have to take on more responsibility which means germany must rely on your like the foreign minister i have advocated a foreign policy which does not require european unity that puts us on a european security council where we speak with one voice i believe that it is important and germany will have to take more responsibility in questions of defense which is why we supported the intervention force together with france cooperation in europe is the thing that angle americal has spoken many times about before the cooperation she really wants to see is between her party in government and her bavarian allies the main leader of that party who was the whole for the interior minister has also been speaking on sunday saying that there is a degree of harmony now in government that perhaps wasn't

and as we just heard on the americal in nigeria as part of a three day visit to west africa nigeria is africa's second largest economy and the german chancellor is keen to see greater investment by german companies there the oil rich country with nearly two hundred million people is a growing market but it's also one of the world's most corrupt countries. the niger delta is the country's biggest revenue source oil production was launched in the one nine hundred fifty s. now daily production is some two and a half million barrels nigeria is among the world's leading oil exporters but more than half of the population lives in poverty on less than one euro a day that's according to the world bank and made rampant corruption much of the oil revenue is siphoned off by the country's elite police checkpoints and ubiquitous instead of in hansing security and containing the islamist group boko haram offices often demand bribes. those unwilling to pay a forced to wait for hours. the police connect money at every checkpoint twenty five cents each time for action of the big issue is is a huge word

reporting from moscow we have thomas sparrow standing by in raza go mazza burg near berlin where putin americal are holding closed door talks at this hour and his political correspondent with me here in the studio many thanks to all three of you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world and a former cricket star imran khan has been sworn in as pakistan's new prime minister in his first speech as premier compromise to inforce ruthless accountability to fight corruption his party won the most votes in last month's election but failed to secure a majority. of polish prosecutors says the driver of a ukrainian bus that crashed overnight in southeastern poland will be charged three people were killed and thirty eight others were injured when the bus heading from the ukrainian city of live to vienna crashed through a guardrail it plunged down a slope about forty kilometers from the polish ukrainian border. at least one police officer was injured in berlin when around five hundred far right activists clashed with an equal number of counter demonstrators the far right group was mark

news live from berlin and a warning from the americal democratic institutions must be respected in an interview the german chancellor says democracy is more than just a majority vote and democracy is incomplete if independent courts and a free press are not upheld or bring you analysis also coming up. involve ways new president everson and god want is sworn in after his narrow victory in chalong is disputed election you now faces a difficult task of uniting the country after an election that the opposition says was rigged. and the man known as the maverick of the united states senate is dead john mccain lost a year long battle with brain cancer he was eighty one his wife cindy paid tribute to her late husband saying he passed the way he lives on his own terms. thanks for joining us i'm marian evans steen german chancellor angela merkel has warned against a damaging fundamental democratic institutions such as a free press and an independent judiciary she made the comments in a wide ranging interview with a german public broadcaster that also touched on climate issues and relations with

favor of the anti immigrant party of the party and so if you've got this shifted debate then uncle americal is losing her narrative lots of small initiatives on the ground saying we felt left alone we didn't know how to counteract this we need more support from the national government and this is something that i believe. government have understood that this is high time that they're showing more support of pro-democracy groups on the ground or else they lose the narrative entirely to the eighth day which is already the strongest opposition party on the national level thank you so much to do are you political correspondent nina. the funeral of soul legend franklin will take place in detroit later today among those expected to attend former u.s. president bill clinton and musical celebrities like stevie wonder smokey robinson the seventy six year old died of cancer earlier this month after a career spanning more than six decades. they sing for a reason franklin a homecoming song for the queen of soul mourning and paying tribute to franklin in her hometown of detroit. she would be deeply hono

german chancellor uncle americal has kicked off a three day tour of the caucasus region her first stop is the georgian capital tbilisi where she was welcomed by the prime minister georgia has aspirations of joining the european union and nato as protection against potential russian aggression but miracle indicated that membership was not a priority. spain has deported over one hundred migrants from its north african territory ceuta the migrants were sent back to morocco after breaching the border fence earlier this week migrant shelters in suits are currently doubled their capacity human rights groups have criticized spain for sending some migrants back before checking their asylum claims. and on a related theme in malta the trial of the captain of a german eight ship that rescued more than two hundred thirty migrants in the mediterranean resumed today only to be postponed for three weeks for procedural reasons back in june maltese authorities allowed the ship to dock but then impounded it and charged its captain klaus. with failing to properly register the vessel hash insists he's don

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news live from berlin and a warning from on the americal democratic institutions must be respected in an interview the german chancellor says democracy is more than just a majority vote and democracy is incomplete if independent courts and a free press are not upheld or bring you analysis also coming up a symbolic ways new president ever so no one is sworn in after his narrow victory in july is disputed election you now faces a difficult task.

you're watching news still to come on the program angle americal is in one theory a because she wants germany to do more business with the african nation but let her visit also help reduce the problem of illegal migration to europe. all that and more in just a few minutes time i'm sorry kelly in berlin has to see you again right after the break. when they're. european stars deliver rousing performances. done some good is for is just as soulful as. poison mixes music with poetry. drama to move on a concert tour in forty five minutes to deliver. hijacking the news. as more are going wrong the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scrooge a reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them black and white. in countries like russia china church people are told is that something and if you're a journalist fear and you try to get beyond this you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to give me on the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being clear from balance or being neutral i

the trump administration says what it's doing will help thean amer economy. it says, as you heard, the obama era standards were going to cost consums more per car. >> no, that's nonsense. judy, the trump administration, time and again, has shown an incredible capacity to follow really bad public policy and oftentimes do it in an illegal way. and what they've announced today is unfortunately another example. climate change is rl, and here in virginia, we see the effects of that with more severe weather. w hampton roads in southeastern virginia, they deh nuisance flooding frequently. even the world's largest naval base at norfolk faces billions of dollars in additional cost as a result of sea level rise. o of the best things that we can do as a nation to help make sure that we have clean air and a safe planet is to make sure that we maintain if you fecel efficistandards, and what the trump administration is doitong in trying roll those back is it's going to cost hundreds of billions of dollars more at the pump it's going to result in dirtier air and cost commun

the's his repeated use of saying low iq, referring to maxine waters and other african-americ lawmakers. it seems to be a pattern with the president. he doesn't seem terribly concerned when people say there's a clear racial overtones of these things. he seems to do them again and again. >> i think they are a central part of his strategy. go back tohat first debate. megan kelly asked hwo about callinn dogs. he answers, i don't care much about beinpolitically correct. not a huge ovation from the audience, was the front runner from that point on. that was one of the keye momens wh began to wrap up the republican party. when he something that is offensive, it gets people talking about it. in makes his message go viral. it gets him the re he needs. julie: one of his lessonsle ned from charlottesville was that even if there is a short-term cost, it doesn't last. th was the moment where you saw the most push back. it faded. are still with him on t wits, on the supreme court, and we know his base i him. for trump, the sson learned is that he can energize his face and there is very little politi

god bless you, god bless amer >> life, tuesday. at 10:00 a.m., a pentagon briefing with james mattis and joint use chair general joseph dunford. at 2:30 p.m., senate commerce audimmittee hearing on blooms in the u.s. waters. on c-span3 begin at 9:00 a.m., the white house historical situations -- associations site summit. looking at how we think of presidents over time. former white, the house executive pastry chef also speaks at the event. coming up, national association education president. she will talk about the trump administration's consideration of the proposal that will harm teachers in schools

rajini: this is "bbc world news" americ reporting from washington, i am rajini vaidyanathan. hope fades in andhe hunt for survivors in the genoa bridge collapse. those who made it described the narrow escape. >> torrential rain wasoming down. >>of took the shoes she was going to sleep before. >> we left everything in the car and just run for our lives. rajini: president trump revokes the secuty clearance of former cia director john brennan and threatens to do the same for otr former officials who criticize him. and hollywood glamour in singapore. we take a look at the film "crazy rich asians," which hopes to highlig diversity in film and make box-office ld. rajini: welcome to our viewers on public television here in the u.s. and also round the globe. italy's prime minister has issued a year-long state of emergency for the region where a bridge collapsed on tuesday. ed least 39 people were ki the likelihood of finding more survivors in the rubble is starting to fade. the cause of the collapse is not yet known, b criticism is already being directed at the company that operated

god bless you, god bless amer announcer: senator john mccain is said to be remembered in phoenix arizona and the nations capital. wednesday on what would have been his a second birthday. sensor mccain's body will lie in state at the arizona state capitol in phoenix, followed by a private ceremony. arizona's junior senator will speak. thursday, a funeral service at north phoenix baptist church, where his senate colleague, former wife president joe biden will be among the speakers. flownr mccain's body is to joint base andrews in maryland thursday evening, and friday he will route -- lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda. saturday, george w. bush and barack obama memorialized senator mccain in a service at the washington national cathedral. sunday, senator mccain will be laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy in a private ceremony. next, the nebraska senate debate between deb fischer and the democratic challenger jane raybould. a member of the lincoln city council. questions focused on immigration, gun control, the russia investigation, and the president's trade policies. the debate was

book and the way that the president responding to her calling her a dog shows you where we are in amer politics. rajini: the white house is trying to discredit omarosa's account, saying it is untrue. ne trump campaign is now suing her for breakingdisclosure agreement they s she signed. how common is it for people who work in the white house to be made to sign an agreement that they will not spill thy beans once tave? ron: not so sure about the white house. i didn't when i was a commissioned offer to the president. but i did on a previous presidential campaign, and that is where t lawsuit is coming from. it is not coming from her time in the white house, but the nondisclosure agreement from when she worked on the trump campaign. is very significant. you have to have the ability to have candid conversations with your staff in the campaign and the white house. this woman omarosa has violated avthat trust that you mustin order to have candid conversations to run the country. rajini: you talk about candid conversations. this inot the first time we have talked about people leakthg from withi

i think he fears individuals who could damage him, damage t amer people. >> reporter: many other career national intelligence owe firnlz are on this list. just to name a few, james clapper former director of national intelligence, james comey former fbi director clashed with the president many times. sally yates former acting attorney general and many, many others. all of them having served democratic administration tz, all of them critical of the trump white house. >>> also we have the president in an interview with the "wall street journal" seemingly drawing a straight line between the yanking of this security clearance and the warning of the others and the russia investigation. the president saying, i call it the rigged witch hunt. it's a sham. these people let it. something had to be done. marlie? >> susan, thank you. >> hundreds of newspapers across the country firing back against president trump's attacks against the press. as many as 350 papers are answering a call to action by the boston globe according to its op-ed editor, all running staff editorials today denouncing those att

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have one target they like especially uncle americal whether in italy england or poland strange consideringwhat a survival artist she's turned out to be while other leaders come and go she has held fast as the head of germany for over a decade. kind meant and i know of no one post to how experienced can change things in europe or in the world for the better especially not the chancellor of germany and little that when a school she's looking at of the few by the state of germany for a start. and she's the strongest leader in the european union and because of the e.u. leaders have been so weak in their case how has had to by default assume this leadership . in her decade of being chancellor angela merkel has shown many faces hesitant indecisive lacking courage. then she became the crisis manager and europe's cold hearted treasurer old german cliches of german dominance started to reawaken. when refugees began arriving her image changed again overnight miracle became the beacon of hope for people in need. it would feel intimate two and a half years later in the german bundestag obeid feel a wh

when angle americal me to vladimir putin on saturday it will be for the second time in just three months on the table of the conflict in syria the situation in ukraine and the controversial north stream two gas pipeline under the baltic sea but hanging over the meeting is this statement from donald trump of july's nato summit but germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it is getting so much of its energy from russia so we're supposed to protect germany but they're getting their energy from russia explained that they can't be. russia provides only around half of germany's annual energy consumption but most is in the form of natural gas and that is why the nord stream two gas pipeline is so contentious it's a network which when complete will transport natural gas from russia under the baltic sea to western europe bypassing the existing land based pipelines through ukraine and it might deprive the government in kiev as much as three billion dollars a year in revenue ministers in kiev say the project is purely political moscow insists it's just business but i sure wish i

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reign minister has met with trump administration officials to discuss the north americ after the u.s.and mexico agreed on a new trade deal president trumpth gave an ultimatum t canadian government, saying that too should get on board by friday, or else. retirement age is an issue which sparks debate in most countries arou president putin was trying to soften the blow of draft too shy friday, legislation which stirred controversy and protest. he said heas cutting the proposed age for women from 62 to 60, but for men, it is still a jump from 60 to 65, which happens to be average life expectancy in russia. steve rosenberg has this report. steve: vladimir pun really -- rarely does this -- a half-hour televised address to. the nati it was an attempt toth convince russian people to accept that pension reform isav dable. pres. putin: it is impossible to postpone any longer. it could lead to ser consequences for the economy and the social sphere, and affect the destinies of millions of people. steve: in recent weeks, government proposalstio raise the ment age for men from 60 to 65, and for wo

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. >> reporter: this is plains all-americ pipe yard in grand falls, texas. the76-foot pipes are stored here before they're welded together and placed underground. it's the makings of a pipeline that will transport crude from the oil-rich permian basin to corpus christi where it will be refine but take a closer look, and you'll see a stamp that says, made in greece. the y pipes see here were ordered from a greek steel mill in december. by the timhese pipes reached u.s. shores a few weeks ago, plains was already on the ok for the25% steel tariff. that added an extra $40 million in expenses for this project. plains all-american, a $20 billion pipeline operator, filed for an exemption from the tariffs. it's one of tens of thousands of applications that american companies have submitted, seeking relief. the company sai it should not have to pay tariffs on steel that was purchased before the tariffs went into effect. plains aelo said the ste they needed was specialized and could not be manufactured domestically. plains heard laston that its exemption request was d

example with the europeans are doing in terms of to talk with not of iran under threat of sanction americal going to azerbaijan to looking at alternatives for north stream to in case we start staging german companies i think part of the reason we're sanctions happy is because orks all right jim john just former u.s. diplomat always like hearing your thoughts on these things it's going to be interesting to watch how it all plays out and this is just one more thing for us to keep an eye on thank you. all right something few would have taken seriously only a couple of months ago an alternative to the swift banking payment system has now become a legitimate discussion topic in the e.u. here's the german foreign minister floating the idea of an independent system where the u.s. crosses a red lines we as you were peons must counter-balance as hard as that is it is indispensable that would strengthen the european autonomy by creating payment channels that are independent of the united states a european monetary fund and an independence we system. swift which stands for the society for worldwide in

. >> it is not enough to merely have an americ presence in space. we must have americami nce in space. >> reporter: the trump administration wants to build this space inforce by reorgan existing programs and personnel creating an elite group of space war fighters equivalent to the navy ngeals or green berets and asongress for $8 billion over the next five years. all part of a push to combat aggressive moves by russia and prina. esident trump today tweeting space force all the way. with his campaign asking supporters to pick their favorite logo offering up six options. >> space force. space force. space force. people love it. >> reporter: but retired astronaut mark kelly does not love it. >> it's unnecessary reaucracy and unnecessary costs because currently, the air force, the u.s. air force is dealing th he threat adequately. >> reporter: the space force needs approval by congress and only then can the president complete his mission to boldly go where the efilitary hasn't had a branche. hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> we got a lot more ahe

the former soviet republics now thank you so much been a german our americal has kicked off a three day tour of the caucasus starting in the germany and the georgian capital excuse me of chief lee see she has she was welcomed by the georgian prime minister back at sea who is pushing for his country to join the european union and nato as protection against potential russian aggression but the west is reluctant to antagonize moscow and today chancellor angela merkel rejected any fast track membership while in the run up to. visit calls for a more liberal georgian society have been growing louder tbilisi's l g b t community is spearheading a push back against what it regards as conservative values they're pushing for l g b t rights and a liberalization of the country's strict drugs laws the w.'s emily sherman takes a closer look now at the movement in georgia where drug possession could lead to life in prison. this is the soundtrack for social change in georgia. tech no clubs like he did into b.d.c. are part of a movement pushing for l.g.b. t.v. rights and to ease the country's unusually s

on a many occasions has been perceived as insulting as well and how is it possible to see uncle americal and president one sitting down trump style and striking a deal. it's very difficult. but it is i think believe both leaders should should really sit down and look for a reasonable solution we would we expect them to be reasonable this is what it's not always the case as we've seen it i'm very optimistic that's exactly what what they will do it's not going to happen over the next base but i expect to see this russia no deal and compromise over the next weeks and maybe two three months because the house is on fire and when the house is on fire you don't have the luxury to discuss things just call the firefighters in this time it's as if a natural fire fighters that is the international monetary fund's assault from the european union and one has to meet certain conditions set us all what i'm saying i'm expecting that that is going to happen i still believe in this kind of rationality of course he has to sell it on mystically and he will sell it. there are thorax how he sell it will sound

other ticks right across europe we're seeing the punishment that the chancellor of germany uncle americal is having to go through for bravery for huge leadership in inviting refugees to come and stay in the country right across to the right across the board the politics of turn volatile and they've turned to the extreme right in some cases so i think we're going to a very difficult patch for refugees and for migrants in europe no question about it and indeed as the other panelists one thousand surrounding countries as well have effectively put up the barriers so there's nobody leaving not many want to return as we speak. when you speak about we got this comment on youtube live this is a teacher who says i remember i was working in a group that helped refugees in greece and how much the story brought attention and help to our group and just how quickly that empathy disappeared people for the media got bored so on that note of boredom we found this week just scrolling around r.r.c. this is from andrew and he wrote in europeans are no longer shocked by pictures of drowned telegrams this is a

detracts from the rld's goal of finally fully denuclearizing north korea would be something that americal take very seriously. >> stewart: late last night, a confidential united nations report was obtained by journalists that said north korea has "not stopped its nuclear and missile programs and continued to defy security council resolutions." in denmark, a woman at ang shopall wearing a niqab-- a full face veil covering all but her eyes-- is the first person to be fined under a new law. the so-called "burqa ban" wt into effect on august 1 and has been met with protests. the 28-year-o wan was asked to either remove the covering that is worn by some muslim a men or leave and pane. she left the shopping center northen of copenhnd was fined the equivalent of $156 u.s. dollars. other european countries have similar bans. this weekend, temperatures in spain and portugalap are oaching record highs, above 100 degrees, as a blistering heat wave continues to roast europe. more than 700 firefighters battled a wildfire in southern portugal while spanish authorities managed to contain a blaze near th

making people realize that is yeah, we want to s asian-american stories on the screen told by nsasian-americ >> do you think there's so much buzz around this movie will help those with other prects in the pipeline get green lied? >> i think money talks in oo holl the fact that people are lining up around the block to see this mie at theatres, it's a pretty strong statement for a place like hollywood which is really business driven. >> valerie so with san francisco state university and phil yu joining us from los angeles. thank you both for being here. ha thank you. >> you. >> and that will do it for us. as always you can find more coverage at kqed.com/newsroom. i'm thuy vu. thank you for joining us. robert: president trump retaliates. he lashes out, alarms intelligence leaders, an rattles some republicans.ro i'rt costa. welcome to "washington week." >> mr.du brennan's recent c is inconsistent with access to closely held secrets. robert: president trump at war with his critics. he revokes john brennan's security clearance, citing his link to the russia probe. >> i've got tremendous response f

favor of the anti immigrant party of the party and so if you've got this shifted debate then uncle americal is losing her narrative lots of small initiatives on the ground saying we felt left alone we didn't know how to counteract this we need more support from the national government and this is something that i believe the government have understood that this is high time that they're showing more support to pro-democracy groups on the ground or else they lose than ours have entirely to the eighth day which is already the strongest opposition party on the national level you know thank you so much to do for you political correspondent. well as need to mention there appears to have been a shift in tone and indeed language when it comes to the topic of refugees in germany many ordinary people welcomed the new arrivals at the height of the migrant crisis three years ago one such organization wasn't by center called helps right here in berlin the head of the center told us what she thinks has gone on. today this is a safe and comfortable place for refugees to be the clothing store at mallaby h

the history of americal, lots of the stories told asian or asian american characters, and they are putchina dolls, or dragon ladies orjust being sidekicks or being effeminate males, that is something that i think was set very long ago. crazy rich asians tries to deliver more rounded, authentic depictions of asian men and women. to have these characters who have so much depth to them, who have a strength to them and are very much human, and not just helping characters in the film, it is just going to be so important for a lot of asian people. crazy rich asians has been the target of some protest. there were complaints that the leading man, who has a white british father and malaysian mother, wasn't "asian enough" for this asian film. there is also been some criticism over the representation of singapore in the film, that the local malay and indian populations have been ignored. the criticism is that there are not a lot of brown figures all actors or people from malaysia or india in the film, absolutely, there isn't enough. there should be more of these films to be able to represent ever

but russia's role in ukraine continues to concern leaders notably angle americal specifically moscow's immoveable see over the minsk agreement which broke in a cease fire between government and separatist forces. we hope to move forward on the issues of the minsk agreement with ukraine and russia france and germany took on responsibility many years ago we are saddened that still no day goes by without a violation of the cease fire but we don't give up hope and we know that through this the relationship with russia could be significantly improved. ukraine assigned to the two leaders do have common ground such as in keeping the run nuclear deal both share concerns about the trumpet ministrations tariffs and diplomacy but their relationship has never been easy i think both sides have accumulated a lot of skepticism mistrust mutual reproaches and grievances that overshadow their relationship which is why few people in the german capital expect any breakthroughs as a result of this research dominic. and this reminder you can always keep up to date with all the news and much more on our webs

political fallout from the events in chemist's over the past few days continues to unfold angle americal today has been speaking about her feelings having seen what has happened specifically referencing what started all of violence the altercation which left one german national dead and saw two people of migrant origin taken into custody involving his death this is what i'm going to merkel had to say point one's on the kids who don't have my little free get our sympathy and my sympathy goes out to the relatives of the victims second what we saw afterwards is something that has no place in a state under the rule of law there is video footage of hunts and mobs and of hate on the streets it has no place in the state under the rule of law. the prime minister of saxony has spoken out about the situation in his state he's a christian democrat mr krugman he says that the population is being lulled on the internet into believing fake news being spread about by extremist groups that the situation is not as bad as is being suggested he would cite as evidence for that but the migrant community in c

involved in this well the fact that there were no deaths associated with this crash is creating quite americal but how are the mad to say officials dealing with the crash now well the rescue operation is really in in full swing. obviously because they quite quickly after the crash to try and take people away to nearby hospitals the federal government has got involved so the great cross they just had a spokesman that was speaking about this have got involved it's basically just a question of taking people to nearby hospitals the recross spokesperson was talking mainly about burns broken broken bones so we just have to see how the injured managed to get on after this. and have you heard anything more about what could have caused this plane to crash. local officials here are saying it's special the national level that there has to be an inquiry to really check into that some people that have been talking to their family members that were involved in the crash say that conditions for takeoff weren't that great talking about about heavy winds and also writing the wondering if that could have factor

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