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if the conservatives do poorly, will angela merkel survive? rupert: to lose an election is never helpful for a politician in crisis mode. especially as angela merkel is up for reelection as party leader just before christmas. they're already rumors in berlin that angela merkel could, if the election in bavaria has a turnout as bad as predicted, she could resign from her post as party leader to focus on her post as german chancellor. this would be seen as a sign of the deteriorating power of the most powerful woman in the world. brent: rupert, thank you. we saw it coming, the era of cheap money is coming to an end. >> slowly but surely. the federal reserve has announced it will raise interest rates between 2.0% and 2.25%. this is the third raise this year, spurred on by stronger gdp growth, which hit 4.2% last quarter. the fed has been slowly tightening its monetary policy over the last several years, marking an end to its effort to support the u.s. economy after the financial crisis. the hike is a vote of confidence in the economy, despite unc

angela rye and scott jennings. angela rye, so it is a good thing that we're going to hear.t wasn't a given. in fact, you could argue that president trump actually helped move the ball a little bit in the right direction. unusual on these issues for him. but him and kellyanne conway said exactly what should be said every time out, which is, hear out the person with the accusation. let's hear from the other side, and let decisions be based off information, at least in the court of public opinion. the law is different. do you believe that we are headed for a proper outcome starting monday, angela? >> well, i don't know what the outcome will be, but i think that it is great that the senate will provide an opportunity for brett kavanaugh's accuser to be heard at 10:00 a.m. in the public. the fact that it was ever up for discussion that this would be private is asinine at this point, and i think what is most ironic is that donald trump is saying that he believes that this particular accuser should be heard when we know that he's had more than 20. it also is no surprise that he wo

angela: he'd work his way round.moaned at me, and she said, "well, it is your turn, because i did it last night," and i was thinking, "0k... just get on with it." so. . .and after a while, even as unpleasant as it was... ..not that you got used to it, you just thought... ..there was no point struggling orfighting. um... no. you just... it was a level of acceptance, it became part and parcel of life at lagarie. the children‘s home is long closed, but the sailors‘ society has gone from strength to strength. the queen herself paid tribute to the charity during its 175th anniversary celebrations at its base in southampton. what do they have to say about what we‘ve found? so, the cameras are rolling... 0k. ..if that‘s all right. does your charity accept full and unequivocal responsibility for the abuse that took place at lagarie? well, let — let me first say that — that i was horrified when i heard these accounts. we do regret that any abuse happened, and we have apologised unreservedly that this abuse happened. does your

angela: i'm getting there. ms.ell, so i love her because this is the same energy she has about protecting you all's voting rights, even if you don't live in alabama. i want you to know this is our voting rights champion in the house of representatives, and we thank you. like i love her. like if you're not excited now, i don't know what to tell you. about going to vote, about registering to vote, and protecting the vote. thank you, ms. sewell. latosha, i'm keeping my eyes on the prize. ms. sewell, in her remarks, i'm about to get in trouble, i'm not going to look at her, she talked about wanting to ensure and and alabamians wanting to ensure they have someone that represented their values and their interests in the senate. you were a key to ensure this 98% number turned out for doug jones. i want to talk to you a lot about what you did to get women, black folks, excited about going to vote against roy moore, but also for doug jones and then i , and then i want to ask a follow-up question, about how he got that treme

angela merkel even said she had hoped for very close collaboration.s an example she cited security, not trade ties. trade ties, of course, one of the crucial issues which could compromise. another issue is the border between northern ireland and the rest of ireland which is part of the european union. no compromise or progress insight here. both -- in sight here. in the case of theresa may she said it is time for the eu to do something, and the eu said it is time for the u.k. to do something. brent: we have the european council president donald tusk calling for an extra brexit summit to take place in november. do you think that is really going to happen? max: brent, we have been hearing rumors about this summit for quite some time now, because that is what the strategists said. we need this, it will not happen in october where we have a regular summit in brussels. originally the plan was to have this deal in the pocket, it is not going to happen. this november summit is very likely to happen. the question is when in november, because some say the last

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but first this from germany the chancellor angela merkel is under increasing pressure off the results of a new poll here in germany after only twenty eight percent of voters surveyed backed of conservatives the last share in over two decades the survey also showed that the far right or turn to for germany or the f.t. has overtaken the center left to become the country's second biggest party for the first time ever with strife within her coalition and a surging opposition how long can the chance to hold on. it was still business as usual at german chancellor angela merkel's weekly cabinet meeting yet the struggle to keep her coalition together is increasingly taking its toll. the latest germany trend by public broadcaster a.r.d. again sees michael's coalition government lose its overall majority the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. drops to twenty eight percent its worst result ever. social democratic coalition partner s.p.d. is down to seventeen percent while the far right e.f.t. party has become the second strongest political force for the first time polling for the remaining parties has r

long time. >> angela kennecke wants to help addiction. at the table for this reason. i wonder as a local news anchor why you decided to share it so publicly. was it a struggle for you to make this decision? >> i took a few months off to kind of cope what happened to me. i thought i can let this loss, this devastation destroy me or do something about it. and over the course of my career i have asked so many parents to talk to me and just people in general who are grieving who have had horrible tramgic things happen to them as you have. i thought, i have to talk about it. i have an obligation to talk about. my number one reason for talking about it is to erase the stigma that is surrounding the stigma of especially the use of heroin, opioids. >> you had no idea. this is what i marvel at. you said you all were close, you knew she had some drug adidict n addictions with marijuana. but you as an investigative reporter had no idea. >> it was shocking to me. needles. middle-class kid, privileged, all the opportunities. it's hard to skplachb texp

also coming off the heads of germany's top automakers failed to reach a deal with chancellor angela merkel as the fate of their pervasive but diesel powered vehicles remains unclear. welcome to d.w. business the latest round of u.s. tariffs on chinese goods kicked in today at the stroke of midnight to washington started imposing tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products beijing retaliated by targeting sixty billion dollars of u.s. goods with extra duties and this is the latest escalation in a bitter trade dispute that's rattled financial markets and so far neither side has signaled a willingness to compromise. workers in a chinese factory making flags and banners for donald trump's reelection campaign in twenty twenty if you want an idea of the irony and complexity of the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies here it is in a nutshell the dispute has escalated dramatically since this meeting between the american president and his chinese counterpart using ping almost a year ago so what's happened since then and what it meant for both economies let's

german chancellor angela merkel and turkish president rich uptight imperator one have agreed to attend a summit to discuss the war in syria next month the announcement came during the turkish leaders highly controversial state visit to germany aimed at easing tensions between the two countries their joint press conference was interrupted as a protesting journalist was escorted from the room. u.s. president donald trump has ordered a fresh f.b.i. probe into his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh for. thank our earlier the senate judiciary committee made the request and agreed to delay a final vote on the nominee until the investigation is completed. i said i wanted a hearing at least three women have accused kavanaugh of such a war misconduct. yes. officials in indonesia say a seven point five magnitude earthquake has triggered a tsunami which has washed away houses and cut off communications on the island of so the way you see authorities say the extent of casualties is unclear. u.s. regulators are charging tousled chief executive ilan musk with fraud the securities and exchange com

this is the good news live from berlin is angela merkel's government about to be plunged into crisis over the fate of the country's domestic intelligence chief. has come under fire for questioning the authenticity of a video showing migrants being chased by extremists now some of the coalition partners are calling for him to be sacked also coming up a leaked report says priests in germany raped and sexually abuse nearly four thousand children over seven decades and then failed to punish most of the abusers . do you. really need. leaders and dignitaries from around the world gather in ghana to pay their final respects to former u.n. secretary general kofi annan at a parent's or. i'm sumi so much kind of welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is holding an emergency meeting with other key party leaders to discuss a dispute surrounding the head of the domestic intelligence service hans-georg mohsen america's junior coalition partners the social democrats are demanding that she fire bos'n after he question the authenticity of a video. showing migrants being chased by demo

german chancellor angela merkel spoke to waiting journalists on her arrival in salisbury and reflected a spirit of positive relations. i hope that we can have an exit that takes place in a good atmosphere that there's respect for each other and that in certain areas very close cooperation is possible namely in the areas of security domestic and also foreign security. but earlier top e.u. official donnel to scuttle word of warning ahead of the talks on the issue for thoughts of the question all the framework for economic cooperation they case proposals will need to be reworked and further negotiated. today there is perhaps more hope. surely less and less time. left we must see you face talks i would like to finalize them still there's. smiles all around on arrival at the sounds very venue however negotiations to avoid a hard bragg's it could quickly dampen the mood. so a word of warning to london ahead of another key e.u. summit let's go live now to salzburg correspond to max hoffman is standing by he's covering the summit force good evening to you max are e.u. leaders are they you know

but here in germany chancellor angela merkel she suffered a serious blow this week when members of her conservative bloc rejected her personal choice and close ally as their leader in parliament it came as a surprise both to the chancellor and to the political establishment here in berlin opponents believe it could be the beginning of the end for her thirteen year long chancellorship. as if nothing had happened german chancellor angela merkel at her weekly cabinet meeting not a word about yesterday's extraordinary defeat for potus parliamentary bloc ousted its longtime leader and one of merkel's closest confidants the new party where was playing house was only known as a financial expert on tone now he's expected to pull so the conservative parliamentary scroope self-confidence but it will put chancellor angela merkel in an even more difficult position according to one conservative m.p. . i think that she has to counter with a faction group that is more self-confident and i think now. we gain back a bit more independence and i think that is. slightly challenging because the chancellor

this is news coming to you live from berlin german chancellor angela merkel admits she lost touch with the people in a dispute over germany's domestic spy chief says she'll pay more attention to voters' concerns in the future but the missteps in the hands of the fair permanently damaged her coalition government also coming up three saudi human rights activists a former anticorruption crusaders in guatemala and a scientist working on reports station we profile the winners of an award known as the alternative nobel problems. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us we'll have more for you on those stories in a minute but first some breaking news just coming in unconfirmed us media reports say deputy attorney attorney general rob rosenstein has resigned reports say he decided to step down in anticipation of being fired by president donald trump the move comes after rosenstein reportedly suggested that aides take trump's conversations rosenstein was also in charge of the investigation into the trunk campaign's connections to russia after rosen scenes false attorney general jeff sess

angela rai and mike shields. angela, can i get an amen? >> what am i amenning, chris?on anything. the notion that the setting of the date, 24 hours after the testimony, before the testimony has been had, not just what chairman grassley says, which is us following the normal course. it is following the course of their consideration, which is what they want, to get him through, not get to the truth. >> yeah, i think that the real challenge that they have here is republicans have demonstrated a pattern and practice of not caring about women and not demonstrating any policy agenda that is supportive of women, pay practices that are supportive of women, and overwhelmingly and i think this is a bipartisan issue, women being treated as objects and toys. whether or not they call mark judge as a character witness, i will call him forth and say if you look at his facebook posts about women, they're clearly chattel to him. that's the issue republicans have. they have decided and made a calculated consideration here that we are willing to potentially forsake the midterm election r

security council also coming up but chancellor angela merkel suffers an unexpected blow to her authority she puts on a brave face as her party oust one of her key allies critics say this could be the beginning of the end of the miracle era. of iraq thank you so much for joining our special live coverage of u.s. president donald trump has accused china of interfering in america's upcoming midterm elections well president trump made the charge as he opened a meeting of the u.n. security council in new york he offered no avid evidence to back up that accusation but said china did not want him to win the election because of his tough line on trade with china on child also commented on north korea saying talks were making positive progress behind the scenes and that he. specked it very good news to come out in the coming months all right lots to dissect and talk about to find out how president transfer formants as the chair of the security council went down i'd like to bring in our colleague one of our nominee in new york and with me here in the studio is nicole ranvir an associate fellow at

how likely it is that angela's lobby work will be successful?> she says that she has some practice in working to the good of the company's. but also there was minister of the cdu and he poured a little water in the wind himself and said it was illusionary to expect countless thousands of people from london would come over. and indeed financial market professionals are looking at other places like paris, summit -- some at milan and madrid. some banks said they would move staff here. from several dozen to a couple hundred. the financial district in frankfurt is not that big to begin with, and a couple thousand more people would already be a great step forward. christoph: thank you so much. the market valuation of online retailer amazon surpassed $1 trillion tuesday, if only briefly. amazon stock roasters days -- rose tuesday before falling back later. it is the second u.s. company to break the threshold, outstanding shareses multiplied by their value. apple surpassed the $1 trillion mark last month. for more let's cross over to our wall street cor

the german chancellor angela merkel has agreed to reconsider the promotion given to the former head ofence agency hans—georg maassen. he was removed for casting doubt on reports of far—right demonstrators chasing immigrants in the city of chemnitz. but in a compromise agreement he was then given a more senior position. andy beatt reports. it's a row which catapulted germany's spymaster from the shadows into the spotlight, and pushed angela merkel‘s fragile coalition into crisis. hans—georg maassen was told to quit this job as chief of domestic intelligence after he challenged reports of far—right unrest in the eastern city of chemnitz. the biggest and most violent protests in decades erupted last month after a german man was fatally stabbed in a fight with migrants. along with the protests, xenophobic assaults, described as anti—migrant hunts. footage emerged of demonstrators apparently chasing down foreigners to attack them. maassen, though, questioned the video's authenticity, claiming he had no reliable information about such hunts taking place. as critics accused him of failing to

in the meantime let's speak to angela rose, the founder of paves whojoins us from angela rose, the founders who joins us from chicago, angela rose, the founder of paves whojoins us from chicago, how important is this hearing been for raising the issue of assault against women and harassment of women across all american society? i think it's extremely important and what this shows is what happens in courtrooms across america every single day, the disbelief and disrespect to survivors, we know sexual assault is the most underreported crime and this shows why. the fact that women who had been sexually abused as a child, had been in therapy, has come forward to do something and speak publicly, is that, is that very unusual do you think and is this the sort of development of a campaign which has been borne out of the #metoo movement? we see that a lot, there are so many #metoo movement? we see that a lot, there are so many reasons survivors don't come forward right away, they have a lot of fear, i am a survivor and there is a lot of shame around sexual violence that we are trying to remove. thi

but first we begin in berlin where the german chancellor angela merkel and turkish president read to type ever to one have taken a first step toward repairing the fractured relationship between their countries heir to one pointed to a win win business project on the horizon and merkel said that she was hopeful on finding common ground in their press conference on friday we heard diplomatic words that were in sharp contrast to the insults and ultimatums we have heard over the past years with germany demanding turkey improve its human rights record an heir to one accusing german politicians of acting like nazis so is this now a relationship reset between two nato allies the critics are skeptical and on friday they were out in force. even in germany there are sometimes moments when journalists can't behave exactly as they please president adeline was in the middle of his press conference but chancellor merkel when a man stood up and revealed a t. shirt with the words press freedom he was quickly bundled out by security officers the briefest directions seem to amuse as well but his crack

angela zon threatened to file a case against him for coercing her into having sex. that's why his mother and father decided to make us live together and make him take responsibility for what he did to me. at fifteen angela got pregnant but miscarried at seven months at sixteen she gave birth to a baby boy and then within a few weeks was pregnant again. they said contraception had side effects they said. so i got scared. after her second child was born her boyfriend left her for another woman taking their two kids with him she now has two more children with a new partner he's at work today but they will live with the family. as he wanted me to get pregnant. i agreed because he accepted me watch i am. unlike others. but there are times when he tells me i should be thankful he accepted me. sometimes i cry because my children are suffering as sometimes they have nothing to eat. angela believes things would have been very different if she'd known as a teenager. it's better to be educated about what contraceptives are available. and what sex is about. that's better than b

brent: germany's chancellor angela merkel has apologized for being out of touch with voters.t comes after public outrage caused her coalition government to reverse her decision to promote the head of the domestic intelligence agency. officials say the affair has weakened an already fragile coalition government. reporter: admitting a mistake and then apologizing for it is something you rarely see in german politics, but that is what german chancellor angela merkel did when she called last week's decision about the intelligence chief unconvincing. "i was too focused on the workings of the interior ministry and gave too little consideration to what people here when they hear that someone is being devoted. i deeply regret that this could happen. the soon-to-be former head of the domestic intelligence service was faced withth calls r resignation after he appealed -- after he appeared to downplay recent violence against refugees. it turned out that he was actually being promoted in the ministry. the decision to promote maassen sparked widespread public anger, promoting new negotiat

angela: i know. i love it. >> my mom who was the first african woman to be elected to the city council in selma. everyone knows her as the real congresswoman from alabama. >> ♪ well the first thing i did right was the day i started to fight keep your eyes on the prize and hold on, hold on well the last thing i did wrong i stayed in the wilderness a day too long keep your eyes on the prize and hold on, hold on hold on, hold on keep your eyes on the prize and hold on, hold on ♪ >> amen, amen. i would say thank me later, but you can thank me now. wow. i am so grateful to be sharing space with these folks. y'all, i have been in a political depression since november 2016. in real life. i didn't realize it until we had a stacy abrams situation and andrew gillum situation and then, ayanna, there was this beautiful moment. a "new york times" photographer captured your stepdaughter with tears streaming down her face the night of your election, and right now thinking about this picture, i'm about to tear up. d

angela believes things would have been very different if she'd known as a teenager. is better to be educated about what contraceptives are available. and what sex is about. that's better than being ignorant. here and we have a government that doesn't spend very much money on teen pregnancy prevention programs. they don't want a lot very much funding or any at all to contraception and so this really ties the hands of the provincial health office they can't really do very much without the budget to have activities and programs. we visit the vice governor of the province dennis socrates to ask him why this is the case i think the solution lies in a more intensive information and education can be with the young people the sex is good but it has to be within the context of a loving and indissoluble marriage and it must be open to life through parenting which is the natural consequence of the. so abstinence to married yes that's right. you're a member of the extremely conservative catholic group opus dei he's vehemently against all forms of contraception all human life is

angela sharapova/store manager "we can't believe that this happened."la sharapova to watch this surveillance footage of the confrontation inside her store saturday night that ended with her employee in the hospital. auburn police say the clerk tried to charge a man for a couple of pepperoni sticks that two teens were eating near the counter. they got into an argument. then one of the teens hands the clerk a dollar 'causing him to get upset. you see the clerk walk around the counter to confront the teens. angela sharapova/store manager"he was saying 'this is wrong and you have to pay for it.' and at this point, he stepped back to behind the counter and that's instead of calling for help police say one of the teens took the dollar back from the clerk then bolted with the other two. the teens return a couple of times to steal cigarettes and $178 from the cash register. angela sharapova/store manager"their actions could cost somebody their life. what they should have done is just call 9-1-1." several minutes passed before another customer comes in to find t

angela was a child to a family member with paranoid schizophrenia and is now a young aduu schizophrenias now a young adult carer. welcome, it is good to see you. when you look back at those teenage years when you are a young carer, what with the biggest challenges you faced? definitely balancing my college life and being at home and having to manage finances in the home. so the king after my own well—being whilst doing those things at the same time was definitely challenging —— and after. there was no specific point but mostly towards my exams and having the pressure of exams and going back home and having to face what i had to face at home. where could you look for more help if you needed it? so, it was more friends and family at the time but because we are quite at the time but because we are quite a close knit family, it was very ha rd to a close knit family, it was very hard to step out and speak to someone about it. a lot of the things that happened, i kept it to myself for a long period of time before speaking about it and that was not until i graduated from university. you mentio

maryland state delegate angela angel said some families in prince george's count face disastrous consequences because they can't findtm trt. >> our children are suffering. and they are literal dying while walking and living through all the pain that they're going through. >> reporter: the greater washington urban league says prince george's county is not alone. they say people in some neighborhoods in wton, d.c. are left to suffer, too. >> when you look at ward8. that has theighest levels of clinically depressed in the entire district. >> reporter: rosslyn grant brought her children with her. shep homes to h solve these problems. >> i just got my master's degree in social work a concentration in mental health. what led t methat was it is not really addressed in the african-american community. >> reporter: the goal is local action. to convince churches, nonprofits and t politiciat mental

president erdogan was in the middle of his press conference with angela merkel when a man revealed a-shirt that said press freedom. he was quickly bundled out by security officers. the brief distraction seemed to abuse erdogan, but his crackdown on journalistic freedoms was one of the issues the chancellor raised at the meeting. it is nosy but there are serious differences in recent years, and there still are. it is mainly about the rule of law and about press freedom. asked about the case of a turkish journalist now in exile in germany, erdogan was defiant. >> he used a loophole. anand he fled to germany. but his court sentence remains valid. and this person belongs in jail, because he has revealed state secrets. reporter: outside on the streets of berlin, protesters were also drawing attention to the lack of basic freedoms in turkey. >> our protest is not against erdogan, but it is against his politics, his politics of violation of human rights, his politics of a violation of freedom of press, and journalism is not a crime. but it seems to be a crime in turkey. reporter: earlier, t

maryland state delegate angela angel says some families in prince georges county faceus disast consequences because they can't find treatment. >> our children areufring and they are dying while walking and living through all the pain they're going through. >> the greater washington urban says prince georges county is not alone. they say some neighborhoodsin i waon, d.c. are left to suffer, too. >> ward eight has the highest levels of clinically depressed or adults that have been identified as clinically depressed in the entire district. >> rep rods lynn grant brought her children with her. she hopes to help solve these problems. >> well i got m masters degree in social work with a concentration in mental health and what led me to that is there is not enough help in the african-am >> reporte goal is local action to wince chur, s and pol

also show you plenty of sites in the around the government quarter and i'll have a photo op with angela merkel herself believe me wait and see. well also visit the brandenburg gate berlin's most famous landmark and learn about its history. will wander through the impressive holocaust memorial.

there is always a fight between angela merkel and horst seehofer.his was a point where they could show their frustration to the chancellor without taking any risk because it is a secret. on the other side of course it is one of the most important jobs. therefore i think a headline like, merkel's dusk, would be justified. brent: this frustration and discontent, a lot of it has to do with in the wake of the refugee crisis that hit germany in 2015. i want to take a look at the headline that your paper, bild, had three summers ago. this one says, help the refugees. you are also very instrumental in getting the newspaper to be a key player in the #refugees are welcome campaign. those are headlines you would never see in a newspaper. were you reflecting public sentiment at the time, or were you telling people to listen to their better angels? kai: honestly, i don't think it is the job of a newspaper always to reflect the sentiment of the people, of the audience. we have to tell things. even if the people don't like to hear. in that situation it was totall

a spokesperson for chancellor angela merkel said there has been no conversation between the head of the domestic secret service agency, and the chancellor. phil: he appears to be contradicting chancellor merkel. why is he likely to be doing this? reporter: that we don't know. we have no idea how the situation occurred and what he has come out with these allegations in an interview rather than a statement and political briefing with the government. so far what we know is that because, the underlying issue we are seeing in germany, is the

angela merkel says nothing can justify hatred towards people who look different. plus, the european parliament votes to punish hungary, accusing it of undermining democracy. hungary's prime minister has denounced the decision as petty revenge and has vowed to defy it. also coming up, a dumping ground for maritime rubbish. >> who gets this rusty ship right there? one of hundreds of other ships left behind. brent: dw investigates why so many ships are abandoned in nigeria and whether the government there is doing nothing about it. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonighght, nearly two million residents of the u.s. east coast have been told to leave their homes as t the storm of a a life heads their r way. hurricane florence is churning and moving across the atlantic towards north and south carolina. this is what florence looks like right now from the international space station. florence is 500 to 600 kilometers across. and she is expected to make landfall late thursday. the governor of north carolina says it will be like nothing the state has

guy: angela merkel needs erdogan as well.bavarian election coming up, with the issue of immigration front and center in germany, and this deal between -- to back refugees out of syria and elsewhere, angela merkel needs that to stay in place. so she's got to play nice to a certain degree. >> that's been the situation all along. the turkish agreement with the eu over refugees is over two years old. they said they want something in return. america, it's difficult because the public outrage over erdogan's autocratic tendencies and the erosion of democratic institutions in turkey has been quite loud here. erdogan, to some extent, for regional geopolitical issues, especially refugees from the war in syria. but there are certain things she wants turkey to do to get there. how warm the relations have to be? can't they find some middle ground, compromise, keep relations frosty? >> they are always looking for a middle ground and decent, stable relations. the turks are the biggest minority group in germany. some 2.8 million people here

german chancellor angela merkel has suffered a serious blow to authority her parliamentary party defied her wishes by voting to oust the ally fall as its leader and this came as a surprise to both the chancellor and the political establishment here and beyond then mrs opponents believe it could mean her time as chancellor is coming to an end . the german government's weekly meeting chancellor angela merkel is getting to work but is it really business as usual it's the day after the biggest defeat of her career her party's parliamentary bloc ousted their longtime leader and one of moscow's closest confidence the new policy whip a rather low profile m.p. try to downplay the significance of the vote. looking forward to working with angling our talk as has just been explained there's no daylight between us it will be a close and trusting corporation just as i've had with in recent years. you know. if you had before the vote anglo-american had urged the conservative m.p.'s to support her like her candidate was also backed by leaders of the conservative but very insistent party the c.s.u. but

i'm going to thank you for joining us german chancellor angela merkel and turkish president. have taken the first step in repairing their fractured relationship at a joint press conference in berlin metal admitted that differences between the two countries remain but she said she is hopeful they can find common ground addressing the issue of german nationals imprisoned in turkey the chancellor stated she hopes for a swift resolution she said she hoped the two countries differences could be overcome . everybody will if we know where our relationship particularly in recent years have seen some profound differences which still exist today mainly this is to do with the question. about the rule of law the freedom of the media. and we are very pleased some concrete cases could be resolved that some people were released but there are still some german citizens who are imprisoned in. did and will continue to urge these cases to be resolved our chief political editor michel there is outside the chancery where president erda want to chance america held a press conference a short while

their party leader are saying over is that odds with chancellor angela merkel is he a threat to her and the federal government's. so many say that hosty over has been acting a truly extremely erratic lee many people who've known him for years don't really understand is the behavior because he openly criticizes and america and the coalition survived the near collapse in in the early summer in june because of policy of us provocations towards i'm glad merkel there will be a crisis meeting between the coalition partners including the social democrats on tuesday coming up and of course it's not the last day well under the american hospital for will be at odds over the future of the government coalition in berlin . new nick thank you. japan is threatening to withdraw from the international whaling commission after it voted down the country's bid to lift a ban on commercial whaling japan had argued that since the ban was introduced in the eighty's stocks have recovered sufficiently for it to be left as but for anti-whaling countries led by australia the european union and the united states to

german chancellor angela merkel has apologized for being out of touch with voters that's after public outrage forced her coalition government government to reverse its decision to promote the controversial head of the domestic intelligence agency well many observers say the affair has further weakened an already fragile coalition. admitting a mistake and then apologizing for it is something you rarely see in german politics but that's what german chancellor angela merkel did when she called last week's decision about how monson unconvincing. i was too focused on the workings of the interior ministry and gave too little consideration to what people think rightly when they hear that someone is getting promoted i deeply regret that this could happen. you see in quanta that's been the interior minister horst hope for delivered the compromise reached this weekend over the future of germany's soon to be former domestic intelligence chief if you president the current president of the federal office for the protection of the constitution. will henceforth serve a special advisor to the interio

eyewitnesses journalists and alleged victims the intelligence chief also contradicted chancellor angela merkel's comments just a few days ago. is that we have seen pictures that clearly show hatred and the persecution of innocent people and we must distance ourselves from such behavior. there's been something of a consensus among members of merkel's governing coalition that the races violence and chemists should be condemned and several german politicians have criticized masson for a second guessing what really happened. m.r.c. instead of speculating in public mr marson should present evidence. revised. can then work because i have to be there i've seen the pictures i've heard the eyewitness accounts i know about the many reports from journalists and i think a prudent security agency head would be well advised to provide facts for such a controversial thesis to avoid exacerbating matters are also not our scheme of our time shift. but germany's interior minister mohsen superior has defended the controversial statements. when as you know minister there for you know she talked to the u.s.

sparked an outcry from the conservatives coalition partners social democrats now german chancellor angela merkel says it is time for a rethink. and you buying a comb we have agreed to reassess the situation i think it's right and necessary. so that you know it's right and it's necessary because we need to be fully focused on our tasks in government to turn the many challenges we face at home and abroad. because it's our duty to resolve the worries and problems of people in germany. if we want to reach a joint sustainable solution this weekend. that's been in this. so what's going on well let's ask our political correspondent thomas farah welcome thomas why does the chancellor appear to be going back on her her own decision well phil and it's not only the chancellor it's also the other members of germany's grand coalition let's not forget that it was not even the chancellor who first brought this idea of revisiting that decision and why then they are knowledges the head of the social democrats who sent a letter to the head of the c.d.u. obviously and haws a whole father head of the very an

government has been leading a push for tighter restrictions on migration something german chancellor angela merkel has resisted well she met with her austrian counterpart in berlin on sunday in an effort to find common ground ahead of the summit german chancellor angela merkel and her austrian counterparts a boss jim kurtz have often disagreed over migration policy but as current holder of the european council's rotating presidency cts wants to forge agreements on the issue his top goal to improve the u. border control agencies capabilities. thank you for that we've long called for strengthening frontex with personnel and not some time in the future but in twenty twenty two as well as expanding frontex mandate so that it can work with transit countries to stop the migrant boats from even setting sail up. the migration issue is very important we share the main goals off the austrian presidency namely that we all must work to put take the extended his ardent innocence and then also come on there are some signs of progress the european commission intends to beef up front talks with stuff and r

a difficult day of air to one's trip to germany earlier a press conference with german chancellor angela merkel had been interrupted by a protesting journalist. even in germany there are sometimes moments when journalists can't behave exactly as they please president adeline was in the middle of his press conference the chancellor merkel when a man stood up and revealed a t. shirt with the words press freedom he was quickly bundled out by security officers the briefest directions seem to amuse as well but his crackdown on journalistic freedom was one of the issues the chancellor raised with him at the meeting. it is no secret that there have been serious differences between us in recent years ago and there's still a lot of this is mainly about the rule of law and about press freedom. the trying to pacify hurt the double asked about the case of can do a turkish journalist now in exile in germany at zero and was defiant. bush. used a loophole and fled to germany. but he's caught sentenced remains valid. and this person belongs in jail because he revealed state secrets. also the former edit

that want to turn now to chief political correspondent melinda a crane melinda german chancellor angela merkel's main ally in the bundestag voted out of office unexpectedly why. because of rising dissatisfaction with in her party dissatisfaction about the first six months of this grand coalition in which we've seen repeated political crisis in which we've seen rising divisions within the conservative bloc in which we have also seen falling poll numbers for the conservatives by the way for the social democrats as well both coalition parties at this point would no longer get a majority if elections were to be held tomorrow tomorrow and ultimately rising dissatisfaction with the leadership of the chancellor herself that is what this vote means if you just look at the symbolism this parliamentary leader who was voted out today folk are cowed or is a very very close ally of the chancellor he's been in his position exactly as long as she has been chancellor this was the first contested election for the head of the conservative policy group and parliamentary group since one nine hundred sevent