angela. know her, never met him. i assume she lived in the condo with him. that's the extent of what i know about her. i don't know what her job is, i know where she works, i know nothing about her background. >> or so she said. police thought otherwise. >> there is compelling evidence. >> sergeant darren wyatt works at the an time police department. there was if ferocious similar what was sent to ian. does that sound similar to the case? >> i can't talk about the case. there was clear and convincing evidence that michelle was sending the e-mails. >> the judge ordered michelle to cease contact with angela and ian. june 6, you will pay for this. i hope to god you are ready for the pain i will show you. then this. burn in the fiery pits of hell tonight as by god's law you will be hurt. >>> three weeks after the restraining order was filed, police returned to michelle's parents' house. >> they have a search warrant for my devices and so i hand all my dee vievices over. i give them all the pass c

things couldn't be closer between emmanuel macron and angela merkel nowadays. they have a very close personal relationship. they very much represent the liberal democracy and european union integration and multilateralism which is also part of this weekend's celebrations and ina way, of this weekend's celebrations and in a way, the are at the opposite end of the global political spectrum to the other world leader who was in paris today, president trump had at bilateral meeting with emmanuel macron but tomorrow when the paris peace conference opens after the official marking of the armistice at the arc de triomphe, a peace conference which will welcome 70 world leaders which has a message of cooperation and global governance at its core but donald trump will not be attending. that in itself is a very poignant and a very symbolic indication of how you have the two opposite ends of global politics here, of political ideology, emmanuel macron, a young 40—year—old, a real believer in the european union, i believe and multilateralism, in liberalism and liberal democr

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angela alluded to an accident. and asked to use the phone.on the ground. angela pounced on patricia and started to secure her with clothesline-type rope. i'm basically standing there with my machine gun now in plain view, making sure nobody came back in or out. defreeze had some belief that they're so rich, they must have a safe. defreeze is demanding to know where the safe is. of course they're flummoxed, we don't have a safe, you know. weed has no idea we're kidnapping his fiancee. he was scared. i remember him saying, don't harm us, take whatever you want. defreeze kept telling them to keep your [ bleep ] head down. he kept looking up. it was almost like a total compulsion. all he had to do was lay there. nothing would have happened to him. all of a sudden, weed jumps up and is hauling ass right at me to escape from the front door. man, i'm not planning on this. he's 6'1", 6'2", a tall, skinny guy. i'm 5'6", 145 pounds, light in the ass. now i got to make sure he doesn't leave. i'm thinking, oh, here we go. he comes up screaming. he's like

angela merkel jumped before she could be pushed.sunday saw her party lose around 10% of its support in a second regional election in succession, mrs merkel announced she would not seek a fifth term as german leader. despite heading a cross—party coalition that's creaking at the seams and is one of the reasons for her centre right party's electoral drubbing, she thinks she can remain as chancellor until 2021. is that feasible or is she just going through the motions? no, i think at the moment it is quite feasible because there is no strong leader or alternative candidate to take over from her. we have three figures who are now fighting for the party presidency, which will be decided upon in december. but this is no time for the country to want another election. the problem with angela merkel is she has overstayed her welcome, obviously, after 18 years as head of the party. it is a long time and there is a weakening going on. but why is she weak? she is weak because in germany, wherever you look, you have coalitions. and you spoke so

there is no certainty who is going to inherit from angela merkel and was glad to bea from angela merkelabout the same time, the economy is doing tremendously. the germans are to be missing a boom time at the moment. if donald trump gets away with a successful economy, it will be immaterial for who will be fighting for leadership, the economic issue will rule the day.“ the democrats to take control of the house on tuesday, what will be the effect, how will they use that power, do you think? the only thing they will be able to do is use subpoena power and the power that shares of committees how to conduct investigations. his tax returns and his business dealings and russia will be back. we haven't heard anything back from robert mueller. ina way, anything back from robert mueller. in a way, they have stopped doing anything public, indicting people in the run—up to the election. i bet there is a full order book to be used in the next month or so. and if the republicans hold on, what happens to jeff sessions, the republicans hold on, what happens tojeff sessions, the attorney general, what

yes, we are expecting the arrival of a manual macron, angela merkel, very $0011. a manual macron, angelaears ago, the armistice which brought an end to the four years of the first world war was signed between germany and the allies. there were no terms, no negotiations with the germans, a document given to them with 72 hours to look at it and sign. that is 100 yea rs to look at it and sign. that is 100 years ago tomorrow morning. it came into effect at 11am on the same day. 22 years later it was also the place where another german leader, adolf hitler, came to sit in the same train carriage and to demand the surrender of france during the second world war. 78 years on, the german chancellor angela merkel becomes the first german chancellor to come here. she will be with president macron to pay their respects, paid tribute to those who died is, those who fell in the world wars. and to show how these two countries have come on, moved on so much since that time. the motors of european integration, and therefore a very poignant sight indeed for these two leaders to come to. many thanks. we w

aspirations of its people to move closer to europe we look back and forward as german chancellor angela merkel holds talks with political leaders in kiev. telling jitters a deal could be closed between britain and the e.u. giving london's vast financial services basic access to the european markets after . i'm seems almost got a good to have you with us divers in indonesia have found a black box from the passenger jet that crashed on monday killing one hundred eighty nine people they hope the device will shed light on the cause of the tragedy the lie in the air a boeing seven thirty seven went down thirteen minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta authorities have asked families of the dead to try to identify their loved ones by looking at some of the belongings retrieved from the sea. a body plucked from a watery grave the family beside themselves villagers are on hand to support them as they grieve. a funeral of one of the victims of lion air flight j.t. six one zero but there's still no clear answer about why the plane crashed on monday. the investigation continues much more

he is their next two angela merkel in this picture, and next to her is donald trump. is on their relationship, donald trump and manual macron. the romance is over, according to the atlantic. i think the remains were surprised to start with coming given that they are very different on things that nationalism. donald trump has criticised europe generally for not putting in enough muggy, he thinks, into nato, and compressor to the us. that is what started this week and on about that. it talks about how he arrived in paris late friday and from you know, put out some of tweed that was not well received by emmanuel macron, and how on saturday the saturday of their meetings and discussions and the impression given was that, you know, they were coming you know, getting along. but that was the readily a smooth path. but that it ever is with donald trump. acting that is right. the emmanuel macron has is clear objectives, and he used this event at the weekend to asa he used this event at the weekend to as a leader of europe, as angela merkel sort of steps aside. he wants to step

angela merkel side by side with emmanuel macron.hern france yesterday in the forest clearing where the armistice was signed, exceptionally tight security, two hours of getting through security with sniffer dogs and bobby searches and searches of every bag. there is and searches of every bag. there is a big security threat to this city and with so many leaders of states and with so many leaders of states and governments here. among that group that he was seeing, there are those who champion the liberal democracy, the multilateralism of emmanuel macron and angela merkel, the values they want to promote, and those who are more nationalist, authoritarian. i was struck, i was looking at the newspapers earlier, the front page of one, a photo of emmanuel macron staring at donald trump, it said, the otherfront, an allusion to the fact that even though the guns fell silent on the western front 100 years ago, a new front is opening in a sense between nationalism and liberalism today and president macron warning the echoes of the interwar peri

aspirations of its people to move closer to europe we look back and forward as german chancellor angela merkel holds talks with political leaders in kiev. also coming up a blast from the past a former rival of angela merkel emerges as a front runner in the race to succeed her as c.d.u. party leader weeks claimed why friedrich moussa could mean merkel's days as chancellor are numbered and in football an outstanding performance concludes the second round of the german cup always side by are they were couzin knocked five an answer goals past gladbach as they advanced to the third round which. kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is in kiev today for talks with her ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko her visit comes as the country prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the my don revolution which began with demands for closer ties with the e.u. five years on has ukraine moved any closer to europe did have a usenet connelly takes a look. this is how it all started with a handful of people taking to modern square protesting against president a coach's decision to

angela, just so you know -- wait. a point to angela's side -- steve, you better not say that. you better not say that because you better not be drawing a distinction about which lives matter more because the rationale better hold if it was an american. if it was an american who got killed -- [ overlapping voices ] >> -- as much as the president goes out of his way to get people to try to hate us, then what would that send us a message about your strategic alliance? is it just that he wasn't american, so it's okay? >> yes. so let me get back to my point. >> no, of course it doesn't mean it's okay. >> of course it does because -- >> there is not a u.s. national security interest when a foreign country that we already -- >> what do you mean? >> -- kills one of its citizens, it is not remotely the same as killing an american citizen. and, chris, come on, let's be honest. you know that those aren't even in the same universe. >> what matters is what you value. >> you regularly make judgments about the weight of an ally, and this is someone who was an ally to us. the problem is -- an

with russian president vladimir putin over escalating tensions with ukraine the german chancellor angela merkel is calling for calm the president of ukraine is urging nato to intervene nato says that it will not happen. and germany's parliament backing the united nations pact that seeks to bring some order to international migration one of the main bones of contention would the pact open the way to large scale migration into germany and also coming up tonight in german prosecutors raided the nation's biggest bank investigators want to know whether staff adore each of bank help criminals longer money by funneling it into offshore work tax again says. i burned off it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president trumps former personal attorney michael cohen has pleaded guilty to wanting to congress about a trump real estate deal. in russia cohen told a court in new york today that he had made fault statements to a u.s. intelligence committee about a plan to build a trump tower in moscow he's already pleaded guilty to other charges and is cooperating with special prosecutor robert mohle

also coming up in germany calls for calm over the crimea crisis chancellor angela merkel says that there can be no military solution to the standoff between russia and ukraine the two neighbors have been on the brink of conflict since a needle clash over the weekend and a court in the philippines finds three pleas officers guilty of murdering a teenager they are the first officers to be convicted for the killings that are part of the president to tear taste so-called war on drugs plus pull back all the truck rolled bush was working ever because your bird flu federal emergency for. d.w.i. means the armed civilians patrolling the southern u.s. border to defend against what they call invaders this says that you want to confront a health crisis among stranded central american migrants living in desperate conditions. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. german prosecutors have raided the offices of the country's biggest lender deutsche bank as part of a probe into money laundering the investigation is based on revelations made in the twenty sixteen data leak known as the panama papers that

well that's the thing we don't exactly know who is going to step into angela merkel shoes as the sun begins to set on her career and front line politics her coalition has taken a pounding in popularity polls of late. campaigning to try and be the next leader of the christian democratic union a just sling for position so let's have a look at who the front runners are. for the c.d.u. is the start it's not about which single person is shining within the city but the party as a whole has to shine every of the on a great cramp. abbreviated to just a k.k.k. is the current general secretary of the christian democratic union party and frequently talked about as angela merkel's chosen was a default catholic she is culturally conservative opposed to gay marriage and to abortion however when it comes to migration she's on side with angela merkel's policy saying that they are in step with her religious beliefs she's also on side with angela merkel's policies internationally skeptical when it comes to russia but very keen on e.u. cooperation same old same old big problem a.k.k. could be though th

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aspirations of its people to move closer to europe we look back and both work as german chancellor angela merkel holds talks with political leaders in kiev. also coming up a blast from the past a former rival of angela merkel emerges as the front runner in the race to succeed her at seaview party leader we explain why friedrich math could mean marable's days as chancellor are numbered plus zero. zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero documentary uses a novel method to show how some syrian refugees are still living with the horror of war every day here in germany. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is in kiev today for talks with her ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko her visit comes as the country prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the revolution which began with demands for closer ties with the e.u. five years on has you crave moved any closer to europe did abuse nick connelly takes a look. this is how it all started with a handful of people taking to modern square protesting against president a coach's decision to abandon a long awai

are we putting too much on angela merkel's shoulders? are we correct in thinking for all these years she has held the line, held the center in a world that is shifting prep us tcipit >> well, the further you get away from germany, the more you put on her shoulders. she's an extraordinary person and she's so outstandingly different in the time where nationalism and different leader types are invoked so basically yes this woman is holding a lot of things together. she announced that she would withdraw, in act fly year's time, we have to assume she could finish her term, since she did that you can feel how that power flows away. how the unliberal quarters are almost basically getting rid of her. >> so 2021 would be the next election. she's done four and she's been elected so it's unlikely she bouf run again anyway. but the next meaningful one is in december when she is going to step down as chairman of her party, the cdu. so you've implied that the power is kind of leaking away from her. will she be a lame duck, continue to the end of her t

leaders gathered at a peace forum hosted by french president emmanuel across the german chancellor angela merkel opened the event with an impassioned plea for world peace saying it can't be taken for granted. and thousands of firefighters continue to battle three large wildfires in northern and southern california and strong winds are making it difficult to contain the blazes which have killed more than two dozen people. i'm christine welcome to the program. europe has been mocking one hundred years since the fighting stops on the battlefields of world war one and yesterday in paris heads of state from around the world gathered for a somber ceremony around nine million soldiers and millions more civilians lost their lives in the conflict. more than sixty world leaders gathered at the arc de triomphe in paris running late they missed the exact moment when one hundred years earlier at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month the guns finally fell silent but the message was clear never again given extra resonance by the location the tomb of the unknown soldier a silent sym

joined german chancellor angela merkel for ceremonies commemorating the victims of war and dictatorship today was d.w. full coverage as he prepares to speak before germany's parliament. that coming up in the next fifteen minutes electing date of the new i'm rebecca rezzes thanks for joining me. her first day of school in the. first clinton listen. and then the doors grand a moment arrived and join the arena tango on her journey. in our interactive documentary to iran and iran getting returns home. time for an upgrade. our fun church there grows old white. house with the. design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home to something special. great yourself with d.w. interior design channel on you tube. and andrea served as one of the world's leading contemporary historians and today we want to discuss a potential new fear of germany with him mr that during a recent speech in brussels a polish politician said he fears a germany that doesn't lead more than one that does is there a new fear of germany that. is the noir angst for the trend. escaped nor

german chancellor angela merkel and french president among all micron say they hope to sign a new treaty of friendship and cooperation between their countries in january it comes after micron call for closer ties in a ceremony marking germany's day of remembrance. you're watching d.w. news from berlin more at the top of the hour omarion edelstein thanks for watching . and. they make a commitment. they find. they inspire. africa. stories of both people in many different shaping their nation. and their continent of africa. stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their homes are going to be double using a series from for a couple. same . and andrea scott is one of the world's leading contemporary historians and today we want to discuss a potential new fear of germany with him mr herder during a recent speech in brussels a polish politician said he fears a germany that doesn't lead more than one that does is there a new fear of germany. is annoying angst and. is keep the lawyer there is a new fear of germany which is also an old fear of germany where the new dema

german chancellor angela merkel and french president and i don't like france say they hope to sign a new treaty of friendship and cooperation between their countries in january it comes after my counterpart for closer ties at a ceremony marking germany's day of remembrance. you're up to date at the w. thanks for watching. from. i'm secure that volume work that's hard and in the end this is the me you're not allowed to steal and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliance of. what's your story. on what numbers of women especially are victims of violence in rooms and take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another visitor another guests you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. and until yesterday it is one of the world's leading contemporary historians and today we want to discuss a potential fear of germany with him mr herder during a recent speech in brussels a polish politician said he fears a germany that doesn't lead more than one that does i

home as firefighters break northern california's wildfires under control and germany's chancellor angela merkel faces her critics in cabinet she faces some tough questions from residents at a public meeting three months after an explosion of racist violence that shook the city. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we start tonight with a story of justice finally delivered almost forty years late for the first time a u.n. backed court in the capital of cambodia phnom penh has found two leaders of the camera rouge regime in the one nine hundred seventy s. guilty of genocide the defendants presided over the murder of around two million people a quarter of kemba u.s. population they're already serving life sentences. for crimes against humanity. for the victims it's a long awaited moment to form. and cure some fun a sentenced to life in prison for genocide by a un back court the home of the high priest i.e. the chamber has considered the gravity of the crimes including the brutality the number and the vulnerability of the victims for which the accused have been convicted yet. these two men

later german chancellor angela merkel opened a new global peace forum hosted by the french president the world she said must remain vigilant against the dangers of nationalism. and then there was this war where that senseless bloodshed shows what national vainglorious as a military arrogance can lead to it makes us aware of the devastating consequences of lack of communication and willingness to compromise in politics and diplomacy. in politics. u.s. president donald trump chose not to attend the peace forum visiting instead an american military cemetery. but the abiding images will be the poignant scenes at the arc to triomphe the french capital for turnover in the first and later the second world war now uniting old enemies remembering together. all right let's take a step back now and look at the big picture i'm joined now by and by he is a professor of modern history at linz freight university mr about him thank you so much for being here with us today we heard from. the crown off the dangers of nationalism and your pretenses sort of fanatical nationalism that preceded the one ho

what was angela merkel doing today? was it an attempt at a legacy speech? >> possibly. she was invited to speak at the parliament like other leaders have been invited to speak before her. obviously, the circumstances for her and germany, part of the expectation was that she would deliver a speech outlining her expectation of europe. she has never been so good at outlining visions, but what she delivered here was unheard of before, so maybe this is something people to note of. >> where you're surprised she came out so strongly and said "i want a european army?" -- were you surprised? >> president macron of france raised the issue. i think also the celebrations hat probably left a mark on her. she raised the army issusue and said that this would be a sign that the europeans would never fight against one another, so building an army means you overcome even the possibility of going to war again, so i think this is part of the strong symbolism. >> is that risk today of european countries going to war stronger today than it was 20 years ago? >> 20 years ago, it was thought to

leaders attend a peace forum in paris hosted by french president emmanuel mccall german chancellor angela merkel warns that the world can't take pieces for granted it will bring you the latest. marking one hundred years since the end of world war one more than sixty world leaders attended a ceremony in paris to mark a century since the guns fell silent in the great war the bloody conflict that claimed millions of lives. california is wildfires grow bored deadly by the day search teams combing through the remains of the town of paradise have found more bodies at least twenty three people have died in the north of the stick. i'm calling osman in berlin thanks for joining us french president emanuel mccrone is hosting a global peace forum in paris following this morning's world war one armistice commemorations the event aims to highlight the importance of international institutions in preventing and solving global conflicts german chancellor angela merkel russian president vladimir putin and scores of other world leaders are taking part u.s. president donald trump is not among them. chancell

germany stay all remembrance he said to take steps in that direction in talks with german chancellor angela merkel we'll have live coverage also coming up in the total devastation and that is how donald trump describes areas of california off to the states was just as a wildfire as the u.s. president the rescue workers and victims promising full support also origins now say every hundred thirteen hundred people a missing. person t. for all action to you know the government confirms a submarine that went missing a year ago imploded at sea turning everyone on board for the crew's families many questions remain unanswered. and with the survey suggesting most people in britain would now choose to stay in the e.u. we'll take you to a town where they leave boat was amongst the strongest and why salmon now switching sides. i'm helena home free welcome to this special program marking germany's remembrance day ceremonies hey in berlin when germany's borders targa special service has taken place to honor the victims of war and violent pressure during the twentieth century european conflict twice turn

he's next to the german chancellor angela merkel and mr. macron. he did arrive separately from everyone else. do we know why they made that decision? >> reporter: we don't know why they made that decision. it seems over the last 24 hours ever since he arrived in paris there have been some real logistical concerns about moving him around. we haven't gotten a clear answer on that. we didn't really get a clear answer yesterday as to why he skipped the military cemetery event that was to take place yesterday. they blamed it on the rain. they thought they couldn't fly his helicopter out there, but as you saw the chief of staff, john kelly, joint chiefs joseph dunford were both able to make it to that ceremony. the president was not. it raised questions back in the u.s. they say, no, no, no when a president goes to a foreign -- >> jim, this is cyril here. vladimir putin is walking up to the tent. he'll be, no doubt, taking his place among that group. so what we're seeing here is everybody came in together but there were two leaders, frankly i'm not surpr

they were three months ago but as germany's chancellor angela merkel prepares to visit the city we find that tensions are as bad as. i bring golf it's good to have you with us she is staying put and she is staying with her bright side plan at least for now the british prime minister to resign may as tonight value to defend her plan to withdraw all the u.k. from the european union at a news conference she described it as the best possible deal for the country and one that honors the vote of the people and she once again ruled out a second breaks that referendum hurst. came at the end of a bruising day that started with the resignation of a string of ministers breaks it minister dominique robb was the most high profile to go after describing the draft brights agreement as quote a very real threat to the integrity of the u.k. after a hostile reception in parliament may heard the news that hardline brigadier jacob riis mauger have begun the process of bringing a no confidence vote to try to force her from all this. you know some people say it goes from bad to worse for theresa may let's bri

you've said it german chancellor angela merkel warning that tough negotiations still lay ahead but the agreement signed today was the best possible deal so let's listen to what she had to say. decry legions diplomatic work of art has been accomplished in an extremely difficult situation it's an unprecedented situation. something we have never had to face until now a country leaving the european union having to create a contractual exit agreement taking into account the different interests but also at the same time looking towards the future a future that allows a close partnership which will likely mean tough negotiations that also a future where we always wish each other success and our agreement was the only way that this was possible and that in none well north of us consummately so go back to you the chancellor there warning of tough days ahead but is there a chance that the e.u. might still have to revisit the deal if it doesn't pass the e.u. parliament. i don't see really any wiggle room or any room for renegotiating the key lines of this treaty yes that be some more fluffy langu

germany's day of remembrance president emmanuel french president emmanuel mccraw and german chancellor angela merkel begin that commemoration by laying memorial graves head of a ceremony in pala meant to remember the victims of war and tyranny will have full coverage also coming out. u.s. president donald trump promises of full support to california after seeing the devastation left by wildfires firsthand authorities now say around thirteen hundred people are still missing. and bitter certainties argentina the government confirms a submarine the went missing a year ago imploded at sea killing everyone on board the cruise families many questions remain unanswered. and. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program we start right here in berlin where french president emmanuel mccall is due to speak before the german parliament as germany commemorates civilian and military victims of war and dictatorship a short while ago mccrone joined with german chancellor angela merkel in a race laying ceremony at germany's central memorial later the french president will also consult with merkel on european and

germany now with the secretary general of angela merkel c.d.u. party has reportedly stepped down as she prepares to run for the party's leadership replacing the outgoing merkel the jury's still out as to who will come out on top in the race if there are other major contenders for the post a peter. now investigates this is often nice when a spectator acted fast fall at the next edu party convention in december i will not run for the chair of the party secondly this is the last one for me i will not run for a chance and i join the twenty twenty one election the queen is dead long live well that's the thing we don't exactly know who is going to step into angola merkel shoes as the sun begins to set on her career and front line politics her coalition has taken a pounding in popularity polls of late and those campaigning to try and be the next leader of the christian democratic union a just sling for position so let's have a look at who the front runners are. for the c.d.u. is the start it's not about which single person is shining within the city but

crowds in the german city of kept it so given a hostile reception to angela merkel the german chancellor was visiting the city almost three months off the migrants fatally stabbed a local prompting shoot riots reporting from coming it's our correspondent peter on a. this demonstration one of several that are taking place this creep that's opting a satirical approach they tell me invoking the imagery of the third reich to symbolize what they see is angela merkel's reign they told me they're not happy that she's come here as a chemist's it's fact that it's taken her three months after the incident took place is to actually rife he had there was an attack here against our citizens she should have come here a long time ago she was hesitant to ninety showed up with massive police protection this is a show of cowardice from our chancellor the vitus folks and i took a long time for people to wake up she should have gone have a back sighting guess sooner and step down long ago she should have quit everything after the elections in haci in bavaria ten percent of her voters tend away from her her

merkel's policy saying that they are in step with her religious beliefs she's also on side with angela merkel's policies internationally skeptical when it comes to russia but very keen on e.u. cooperation same old same old big problem a.k.k. could be though the people got sick of the same old same old and that's the very reason that i'm glad merkel's job is up for grabs. spahn is a completely different story however the thirty eight year old health minister seems to hate everything mrs merkel stands for her migration policy is the white elephant in the room according to mr spann he opposes limited dual citizenship for young foreigners criticized attempts to loosen laws on advertising abortions and called for banning the book or in public he is liked by the right wing conservative element in the party to an extent his homosexuality and marriage to his long term partner last year thought to count against him with traditionalists though when it comes to international affairs he's seen as more nationalistic and some even speculate he's the one most likely to get on with u.s. president dona

the german chancellor angela merkel talks up ties with ukraine on a visit to kiev she promises a plenty of investment in the country to solidify its ties with europe. plus india's holding progress on women's rights reporters following a hyundai says she subject to constant sexual harassment find that including police officers heads the northern city of aa grow to find out more and. the documentary uses a novel method to show how some syrian refugees still live with the horror of war every day here in germany. i'm sumi so much god it's good to have you with us divers in indonesia have found a black box from the passenger jet that crashed on monday killing one hundred eighty nine people they hope the device. well shed some light on the cause of the tragedy the lion air boeing seven thirty seven went down just thirteen minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta authorities have asked families of the dead to try to identify their loved ones by looking at some of the belongings were treated from the sea. a body plucked from a watery grave the family a beside themselves villagers are o

chancellor angela merkel singes apart european politics.opean politics. they have in common a belief in what europe represents, the european union as the force of peace, reconciliation, trade. for communication. they are said to have a close personal relationship. and find themselves to some extent as the defenders of the europe they believe in. against other european leaders, to the east. to vladimir putin. and to donald trump. and yet all those leaders will be in paris tomorrow, on the shelves are lycee. as the fox tracks 11am. —— on the champs—elysees. as the clock strikes 11am. the end of a few days of touring this part of france for emmanuel macron. who saw some of the military ceremonies, he spoke to locals in the areas of northern france that we re the areas of northern france that were so the areas of northern france that were so devastated by fighting in the first world war. he is of course from this part of the country, born ina from this part of the country, born in a city north of paris. few words with the local dignitaries. pre

aspirations of its people to move closer to europe we look back and forward as german chancellor angela merkel holds talks with political leaders and kiev also coming off a blast from the past a former rival of angle americal emerges as the front runner in the race to succeed her as a c.d.u. party leader we explain why friedrich mao tse could mean merkel's days as chancellor are numbered. as in football the second round of the german cup has concluded in the brewing fashion with another outstanding performance by a wayside by our labor crews that hi go ahead next team knocked five unanswered goals past gladbach as they advance into the third round. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is in kiev today for talks with her ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko her visit comes as the country prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the my don revolution which began with demands for closer ties with the e.u. five years on has ukraine moved any closer to europe didn't use nick connelly takes a look. this is how it all started with a handful of people taking

of course reporting that now the race to replace angela merkel is the head of. with two of the from run is rejecting him migrant policies will have more details of the story to you on the way just after the break. this is neo mercantilist. all countries competing with all countries no more globalization no more central bank domination no more on national monetary fund world bank united nations colluding in back rooms and down to continue to corrupt the global economy. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go on to be press which is what before three of them or can't be good. i'm interested in the waters and my. question. again i'd be pair of london says it could take a generation to tackle what's being called an epidemic a falling crime in the capital the reported killing of a sixteen year old in south london on monday night the number

why did angela merkel,? -- come? why so late? >> she says she wanted to come here and she wanted to listen. she was aware of the criticism that she came too late.. she said she did not want to come as the emotions were running high. many argue is -- argue that is when she should have come. either way, she was here today and she faced tough questions. sarah: what do you make of the way that she responded to those tough questions? >> she was intent on listening and staying very calm. she would not be provoked. but she had to explain time and time again those infamous quotes like we will make it. also, i would not have done anything different. that is what she said after she lost 9% in those last elections. that was basically thrown at her and she was struggling to explain it because she was clearly a bit surprised that she was so misunderstood. she started explaining her very broad strategy on how to avoid the causes of migration reaching into her africa strategy as well. she was answering slightly above the head of people. she was

their alliance despite their blood stained history mccrone will shortly welcome german chancellor angela merkel to france before they make their way to commemorations at north of paris the site where the armistice was signed on november eleventh nineteen eighteen. medical is one of some sixty world leaders in france this weekend for the world war one commemorations u.s. presidents don't trump is also attending president mccrone welcome to him in paris but their meeting followed a public spat over mccrone suggestion that europeans should rely less on the united states or defense today trump assured the french leader that the u.s. would help defend europe but he also repeated his insistence that nato allies pay a higher contribution. joining me here in the studio is that he will muddle along he's a correspondent with the french daily paper lace a cold welcome to you oh thanks for having you could have here and in paris my colleague max hoffman will be following all the commemorative events in and around paris this weekend max let's start with you just talk us through what we're expecting t