out being angela pretending to be michelle being angela. >> the charges were that convoluted. >> angelas, inviting men to her home to rape her inflicting injuries all to put her husband's exgirlfriend behind bars. once more, for a few months, authorities say, she's succeeded. >> when someone who is innocent gets arrested and charged with a crime. it's not a bad day, it's a nightmare. it need to be made clear in the media and cyberspace. miss hadley is a victim of a diabolical scheme. >> how did that word come to you and diabolical and a scheme. >> diabolical is evil, something the devil might do. >> your theory was wrong, but you untangled it here? >> that is right. >> you are sorry the first theory was wrong? >> absolutely. it's a terrible. but the apologies don't undo what's been the done. i'll kaer this around for the rest of my life. >> to attempt to get justice for michelle, her lawyer filed a lawsuit against angela diaz, ian diaz and the city of anaheim. a spokesperson for the city of anaheim issued a statement which reads, in part, when believe our detectives properly followed th

they will hold an arms embargo and a pledge to help end the fighting in libya and german chancellor angela merkel hosting key players in the long running conflict at a major summit here in berlin they've agreed to quote refrain from interfering in the war but will that change the situation on the ground. i'm calling last month thanks for joining us world leaders gathered in berlin for a libya peace conference this evening and they say they've got it results the respect to weapons and bargo in an effort to choke off fighting which has wrecked the country over the past 9 years leaders of countries including russia and turkey which have become involved in the civil war there were at the summits bay agreed to stop interfering the 2 rival libyan factions who have been fighting over control of the country were also at the summit but we now know they did not speak at the closing press conference nor were they in the same room during that summit so these . are joining me now in studio mona have me from d.w. arabic moni we just heard that press conference just wrapping up now as well what were your

angela merkel and of course the u.n. secretary general we're still waiting for some very big players in all those who have some high stakes we're talking about of course russia what role do you see russia playing in the negotiations today. well russia is a very very significant player in all of that russia obviously has been expanding its influence in that region significantly especially through the war in syria where it has become the major player supporting the government of bashar assad and has has helped us out in fact when that war has to say with the exception of one region in northwestern syria that is still not under government control and russia is very eager to extend that influence in the rest of the mediterranean region and has been a supporting. general for many years russia ditched try to in some sense preempt this conference of this summit today by bringing together those 2 players in moscow together with turkey one has to say last week or earlier this week and without much success the influence that russi

are under lockdown in hopes of containing the spread of the virus also coming up german chancellor angela merkel is in istanbul for what are likely to be tense talks with turkey's president breccia tired to want to take a look at what is at stake. we will also bring you the latest from the world economic forum in davos. the world economic forum tries to rewrite the rulebook on how capitalism works but in the game records maximizing profits is not even possible for coverage up ahead from davos. and asked so as from a berlin nightclub before it's forced to close its doors thousands signed a petition to save the venue but with the city's nightlife under increasing pressure will that make any difference. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us china is taking unprecedented measures to contain the spread of a deadly new coronavirus imposing quarantines on more than 40000000 people shutting major tourist attractions and canceling public events now this drastic response comes as hundreds of millions of people are on the move for the start of the lunar new year holiday. despite their e

also coming up german chancellor angela merkel is in istanbul for what are likely to be tense talks with turkey's president projectile fair to want to take a look at what is at stake. but also bring you the latest from the world economic forum in davos. the world economic forum tries to brief write the report on how capitalism works but in the game record maximizing profit is not even possible for coverage up ahead from davos. and an s.o.s. from a berlin nightclub before it's forced to close its doors 1000 sign a petition to save the venue but with the city's nightlife under increasing pressure will that make any difference. i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us china is expanding its unprecedented assets to contain a deadly new coronavirus imposing travel restrictions on more than 41000000 people now the epicenter of this outbreak is the city of new holland that is and who by province but it has now spread to at least 10 other cities and all of them are on lockdown it comes as trying to heads of to lunar new year when millions of people travel to take part in celebrations or m

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just a matter of survival that is how chancellor angela merkel describes as steps to stop climate change. and a meeting of the world economic forum in davos that it is time to take young climate active it's serious state. law as. i have a home free dragica join me where they came from around the globe presidents prime ministers princes the world's political leaders assembled in jerusalem today now they pledge solidarity with israel to commemorate 6000000 jews killed in the holocaust and to promise to fight anti semitism in today's world. who. knew the holocaust survivor sings the kaddish the mourners prayer. the ceremony was dedicated skewes and other victims of the holocaust leaders spoke of the need to fight today's anti semitism. that current politics were clear and present. i'm concerned. that we have yet to see a unified and resolute stance against the most you submitted on the planet. i call on all governments to join the vital effort of confronting iran. the u.s. vice president agreed we must also stand strong. against the leading state purveyor of anti semitism. against the one g

and angela merkel calls for germans to be courageous and confident in confronting the challenges of the new decade needed to address the chance of also stresses the need to tackle climate change. i'm anthony held welcome to the show my just cities across the globe have been putting on spectacular shows to welcome in the new year and the new decade in berlin thousands gathered at the brandenburg gate to say to 2019 and hello to 2020 is a look at some of the best of the new year's celebrations from across the globe. the final countdown of the decade and the 1st few seconds of the 2020. pounds of palin as well come the new year at the iconic brand. gate which fireworks accompanied by bass have been some 9th symphony i. 12 hours earlier new zealand was the 1st major city to see in the new year with pyrotechnics erupting from the city's sky tower and over the water. in australia the fireworks from sydney's harbor bridge went ahead despite calls for the show to be cancelled because of the devastating bushfires the country is experiencing i was in hong kong the traditional fireworks display wa

yes, angela merkel brokered conference that took place has come up conference that took place has cometial plans stopping there is no real agreement, it is laying the groundwork for what will hopefully be a un sponsored peace process. it is germany taking the initiative here because recently, remember it was only ten days ago that moscow was hosting a conference. this civil war that libya has been plunged into has been damaging, it is also led to the pathway for refugees entering germany, so it is quite a domestic issue for germany. when you think of the importance of the oil story that you started with, of course one of the leaders of the rival factions, just as this agreement was discussed managed to turn off 800,000 barrels a day of oil. this is not a story that will go away very quickly and of course any true peace will begin with a ceasefire and that is yet to happen. it is interesting that the foreign powers have said they will limit their interference or their involvement in this whole situation. it is extremely strong, there is no chance of military solution putting to angela m

be spent also coming out germany leading a new effort to halt the fighting in libya the chancellor angela merkel inviting key players to another peace conference it comes after libyan military commander refused to sign a cease fire agreement during talks in moscow by russia and turkey. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us the european union has announced plans to dedicate a quarter of its overall budget to tackle climate change the europe investment plan will direct a trillion euros over the next decade into climate protection the go to reach carbon neutrality across the entire continent within the next 30 years. this is what the united states moon landing looked like when it comes to climate protection the european commission is not shying away from drawing comparisons to that group shattering event. we do not have all the answers yet today is the start of a journey. but this is europe's man on the moon moment a green deal for the european union is we're still a funnel lions 1st major policy proposal since she took office at the end of 2019 her vision commits the e.u. to achievin

also on the program migration dominates the discussion as german chancellor angela merkel meets with turkey's president everyone in istanbul is a key political challenge for both leaders. and that as his impeachment trial continues u.s. president donald trump speaks at a major anti-abortion rally he's the 1st sitting president to address the march for life to speak to our correspondent in washington about how trump is faring at the start of the election year. i'm told me already full welcome to the program france has announced 3 cases of the deadly corona virus the 1st to be reported in europe french authorities say at least 2 of the affected patients had recently traveled to china where the outbreak began the virus has now killed at least 26 people with more than 800 others also infected travel restrictions remain in place in over a dozen cities in china including one hand where the corona virus originated. the coronavirus is on the move despite an unprecedented lot dyna new hand in the surrounding areas china hasn't managed to keep the virus contained it is now i reached year up on

major international conference is underway aimed at reaching a peace deal in libya german chancellor angela merkel is hosting keen players in the conflict could the summit help international interference stem the flow of foreign weapons and bring about a lasting cease fire. so glad you could join us world leaders are gathered here in berlin to try to secure a cease fire in libya and sketch out a plan for their country's future leaders from russia and turkey as well as from the 2 warring factions of libya or at the german chancellor right now angela merkel and united nations secretary general and. welcome politicians to what some describe as the best and possibly last hope for peace in libya. chief political editor michelle is standing by for us at the chancellor michelle i have to ask you how significant are today's international peace talks in berlin for the future of libya. they're very significant because we will at the very least learn by the end of the day with all the major powers most of whom have the very highest level represented in the chancery behind me whether there can at least

say they will hold an arms embargo and a pledge to help end the fighting in libya german chancellor angela merkel hosted key players in the long running conflict at a major summit right here in berlin and they've now agreed to coat the framing in the from interfering in the war but will that change the situation on the ground. i'm calling assman thanks for joining us world leaders have gathered in berlin for a libya peace conference this evening and they say they've got a result they respect the u.n. weapons in bargo in an effort to choke off fighting which has ravaged the country over the past 9 years the 2 rival libyan factions who have been fighting over control of the country they were also at the summit but they did not need to rectally or speak to the press. is a mighty gathered in berlin on a sunday afternoon world powers united in a mission of hope german chancellor angela merkel invited representatives of more than 10 countries to press for a solution to the long running conflict in libya and it was only a few hours before the amounts to a breakthrough. no more arms shipments to t

that is how angela merkel is describing efforts to stop climate change. she says it is time to take young climate activists serious. to our reviewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. they came from around the globe, presidents, prime ministers, heads of states in jerusalem to pledge solidarity with israel and commemorate 6 million jews killed in the holocaust and a promise to fight anti-semitism today. >> a holocaust survivor sings the scottish -- the kadish, the mourners prayer. the ceremony was dedicated to jews and other victims of the holocaust. leaders spoke of the need to fight today's anti-semitism, but current politics were clear and present. >> i'm concerned we have yet to see a unified and resolute stance against the most anti-semitic regimes on the planet. i call on all governments to join on the vital effort in confronting iran. >> the u.s. vice president agreed. >> we must also stand strong against the leading state purveyor of anti-semitism, against the one government in the world that d denies the holocaust and tur

german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in istanbul for talks with turkish president. they are expected to focus on the future of a migration deal between turkey and the european union that help to curb flows of migrants to europe but the visit comes at a time of strained relations between berlin and. chancellor angela merkel's 1st stop in istanbul was the opening ceremony of the new campus of a turkish german university agra and berlin have extensive cultural and economic ties but the 2 nations are looking for a fresh start in a new decade and their leaders could be hoping 2020 brings about progress on some prickly issues for starters there's libya's complex civil war. turkish president reject typo to one took part in a peace conference in berlin earlier this month having to point troops to libya turkey has become one of the key players there to a use 2016 refugee deal with turkey will most likely be up for discussion 2 under that agreement turkey must stop migrants from crossing into a new territory in exchange for billions of euros to help look after the refugees it

. >> angela cocherga is a multimedia journalist who has covered the u.s./mexico border and mexico's interior for television newspapers and radio and was mexico border chief for a major broadcasting group. she is currently the southern new mexico border reporter for the albuquerque journal and a special contributor for public radio and television. [ applause ] >> and alfredo corchado is the mexico border correspondent for the dallas morning news where he has covered u.s./mexico issues since 1993. he has also reported for the el paso harold post, and "the wall street journal," and is the author of homelands and midnight in mexico. [ applause ] >> so just diving right in, i want to ask you a question, cecilia, about the place that you come from, and the connection that it has for you, because i think that we, you and i share something in that we're both descendents of people who arrived a long time ago, in now, what is now texas, and the u.s. southwest, and in fact, your family used to control what is now known as padre island, in south texas. tell us a littl

the tone of the meeting was neutral positive i should say in fact angela merkel she repeated at least twice that it is better to talk to each other rather than about each other so this could be an indication that russia and germany could drift closer towards each other in the near future hugo should on their reporting from central moscow that brings up tonight that's i think they're looking for from us in a bad. often. time after time called parishioners repeat the same mantra sustainability very important . transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability spain overmanned a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely harmless. it. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something i'll just want any minute i mean look. this is the moon we do want to. underscore the. banks geysers financial survival. the delegates are going to be easy this is the central plank support diet good news i'm going to call them right now and say stop . on my end of the news and mighty i'm not. on t

when i was speaking to angela merkel, she talks ukraine, but she doesn't do anything.ot of the european countries are the same way. so i think it is something you want to look at, but the united states has been very, very good to ukraine." that's where they picked up ukraine." that's where they picked up again with the quote. but they left out the entire discussion of burden sharing. now, what does presidents lenski say? does he disagree? no. he agrees. they didn't tell you this. didn't have time in 24 hours to tell you this. "yes, you are absolutely right. not only 100%, but actually 100%, and i can tell you the following, i did talk to angela merkel, and i did meet with her, and! angela merkel, and i did meet with her, and i also met with mccrone, andl her, and i also met with mccrone, and i told them that they are not doing quite as much as they need to be doing on the issues with the sanctions. they are not enforcing the sanctions, they are not working as much as they should work for ukraine. it turns out that even though logically the european union should be our

the tone of the meeting was neutral positive i should say in fact angela merkel she repeated at least twice that it is better to talk to each other rather than about each other so this could be an indication that russia and germany could drift closer towards each other in the near future. the libyan cease fire which you go to mentioned took effect at midnight local time just over 2 hours ago that has been confirmed by the libyan national army now. well and has already accused the un backed government of violating the truce but says their troops are still committed to the cease fire this week has seen an escalation between the 2 rival governments in libya there have been numerous reports of clashes and airstrikes around the city of syria which with dozens killed in the cease fire was brokered by the leaders of russia and turkey at a meeting in istanbul on wednesday and on saturday the german chancellor urged to the warring parties in libya to find a compromise at an upcoming peace conference in a berlin. there have been more protests against pension reforms in france rallies in paris a

the tone of the meeting was neutral positive i should say in fact angela merkel she repeated at least twice that it is better to talk to each other rather than about each other so this could be an indication that russia and germany could drift closer towards each other in the near future of the libyan cease fire which he did mention could actually take effect at midnight local time that was just a few minutes ago and it's being confirmed today by the libyan national army that new justin. now there have been more protests against pension reforms in france rallies in paris and other french cities too we're joined by members of the yellow vest protest movement in the capital things did turn violent though with police resorting to take us. i. was the i. was. i. the. the. i further west in the city of najaf and also boiled over police she swore can intersperse the crowds there almost 3000 people took part in that rally unions to say that some half a 1000000 people demonstrated across france they are angry about government plans to raise the retirement age and to unify the pension system on

angela merkel has been holding talks with latitude in moscow it is the german chancellor is 1st visit to the russian capital in 5 years and one of the key topics discussed of course was the iran crisis. russia and germany support further implementation of a joint plan for a deal with iran iranians have the right to realign the support of european countries that promised to create a special mechanism independent of the dollar for trade with iran. as the site of speaking of the crashed airliner iran announced today it was a big error and it's good news that those responsible have been named i think know everything possible must be done to find a solution together with the countries whose citizens grown board that plane to clarify toll the situation in iran was indeed in the spotlight during the meeting between angela merkel and vladimir putin even though this meeting mine the 1st one in the kremlin between the 2 when the past 5 years had been prearranged back in december so way before the tragic events in iran but these events they have brought into the spotlight the reality of a major

the tone of the meeting was neutral positive i should say in fact angela merkel she repeated at least twice that it is better to talk to each other rather than about each other so this could be an indication that russia and germany could drift closer towards each other in the near future. now a camera man who's contributed to working. bastra has been shot dead his colleague a reporter from a local news agency was all cited killed in the attack on friday from a call sort of gave us more times we're talking about 2 reporters one corresponding for a local t.v. channel his name is ahmed abdul some odd and he's camera man who also contributed soup artsy that's a sufi godly both lived reporters were shot dead in their in their car by unknown gunmen as they were leaving the site of the protests in basra group ordered earlier that there are protests going on all across iraq and of course basra is just one of those places local reports suggest that there reporter died from a gunshot wounds to the head right there the scene meanwhile. was at stake into the hospital here a scene that's a gunshot

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to pick up on something angela just said... 0n up on something angela just said...ry sad. those two clips you played, awful to watch. it'sjust miserable, the whole thing, but the contradictions in what is being proposed here are evident as soon as you look at that statement. i'm not having a go at them, i'm just saying it's in black and white. 0n having a go at them, i'm just saying it's in black and white. on one hand they say continue to work for the queen and respect the queen and respect royal tradition. 0n the other, they didn't bother or want to tell anyone in the palace, anyone at all, what they were doing. and i'm not criticising them for that decision, i'm simply saying that is already a contradiction in their plans. why? can ijust asked, we have plenty of time to chat so don't worry. the big question is — why, why do think they doing this?” think pretty unfair this has all kind of been pushed on meghan. do you think it is? even now, you said meghan isa you think it is? even now, you said meghan is a strong woman, as if harry is a feeble man who has let meg

parties agree to pull down their weapons and come to berlin for a conference which is organized by angela merkel. stressed at this conference and this post process is has to be in the interest of the libyan people so not so much all these proxies and people in other countries involved in the conflict but the libyans should benefit from this interestingly also in the same press conference or put in was asked about turkey said allegations that the 2000 russian mercenaries are actually fighting in libya on the side of. that who is actually on this offensive on to tripoli any said well if there are any russian citizens they're not representing the russian state and they also need not being paid by the russian state they are supposedly from this walking a group which is headed by a close confident of president putin so it's a very complicated situation while russia is sort of backing. they also have communications open with the u.n. backed government in tripoli but it also is clear that their support for holly for half the house and that kind of consequences that he can actually put some press

of chancellor angela merkel where they both said. that is the warlord refused to signed a cease fire agreements in moscow and the berlin agreements and all vulnerable said that half that had verb really agreed to them both without a signature that's meant nothing they couldn't trust simply his word president further by saying that the international community and specifically named egypt and the united arab emirates and some european countries had to stop supporting the running gait general essentially because that is what was making the situation even more volatile he said that his country had indeed sent military personnel to train the libyan army and that this was an internationally recognized agreement because it was done between the turkish government and the un recognized. government in tripoli. weather experts from the u.k.'s meteorological office are sounding the alarm about the global effects of bushfires in australia they are forecasting one of the largest annual increases in atmospheric greenhouse gas levels since records b

train libyan forces and he made the comments in a press conference held with the german chancellor angela merkel in istanbul did. you conclude we are giving support to the legitimate government in libya in order to reignite the political process in giving support to the guy. i'm an international court in line with the resolution of the e.u. when it is not a choice but a liability. after has increased his attacks in the last few days which is a clear sign he has no intention of reconciliation but i think it's important for both parties in libya to reach a compromise and we hope hostile will take positive steps to reach a cease fire we have dealt with many due political issues that are of mutual concern to both their countries the meetings and the talks that have been held are important because we have managed to express our appreciation to turkey for hosting a lot of refugees one hour from our correspondent in istanbul jamal. both leaders emphasize the immediate need to ensure the fragile cease fire in libya continues and that all breaches that are being. witnessed are stopped there was a

there was a synergy between the messaging coming from president roger tehran and that of chancellor angela merkel where they both said that's how star that is the warlord refused to sign the cease fire agreement in moscow and the berlin agreements and all vulnerable said that after had verb really agreed to them both without a signature that's meant nothing and they couldn't trust simply his word presidents are no one went further by saying that the international community and specifically named egypt and the united arab emirates and some european countries have to stop supporting the run again general essentially because that's is what was making the situation even more volatile he said that his country had indeed sent a military personnel to train the libyan army and that this was an internationally recognized agreement because it was done between the turkish government and the un recognized. government in tripoli with regards to syria there was a lot of emphasis there for the need to do more to protect the civilians and it lives on mentioning that over 4 and a half 1000000 civilians are

the chairman and took her note addressed to chancellor angela merkel it demands the country take back its plastic waste she says indonesia is the 2nd largest contributor of trash in the world but has also become a dumping ground for many western countries including germany and. i went to the challenge on parent seaport recently with my friends and i witnessed how developed countries have been sending all their waste to indonesia. trash means cash to some in indonesia and the town of bengal in 2 thirds of the residents make a living by mining waste some of it will be up cycled some will be burnt as few demagoging the environment. as. the smoke creates toxins cools dioxins. almost everything official living in poisonous water the poultry next door also get affected it can end up in our stomachs. indonesia has his own waste problem but it's being compounded by imported trash when china decided to reject foreign waste 2 years ago he was quantities were routed to indonesia the country's trash imports have tripled since 2017. as nina is trying her best to push back against the trend she org

berkeley inside dial-up hold an arms embargo on libya to help in the fighting that german chancellor angela merkel who hosted the talks said international aid has had a great to refrain from interfering in the war but libya's rival they just did not .

our next story begins with a trovatore go indonesia writing a letter to german chancellor angela merkel in it. pointed out that germany and many other developed countries are using indonesia as a plastic waste dump and she wants to stop greenpeace says germany is the world's number 2 exporter of plastic were used to indonesia over 59000 tonnes of it in 20 we speak to an activist in indonesia in a moment but 1st let's find out more about. trying to be patient 12 year old nina wrote a letter of complaint and she's about to find out how it will be received by germany. the german ambassador took a note addressed to chancellor angela merkel it demands the country take back it's plastic waste she says indonesia is the 2nd largest contributor of trash in the world but has also become a dumping ground for many western countries including germany now but i went to the challenge on parent seaport recently with my friends and i witnessed how developed countries have been sending all their waste to indonesia. trash means cash to some in indonesia and the town of bengal in 2 thirds of the residents

phil: now we will speak with angela, who is with the fire service in new south wales. welcome.have seen footage of congested and closed roads of of -- out of residential areas affected by the fire. peopople have got to be askingn, will p people be ablble to leave areain t tim angegela: over r the last 48 hos here, , rticularly in the south coast areas, we have asked a number of peoplele to leave thoe locations because the conditions today are not favorarable for people to bebe in place down there, so over the l last couple daysys we have wororked oselelyh other agencies to be able to open roaoads to allow those peoe to move from those locations to a a safer spotot, for example en sydni city, -- sydney, before the conditions flare up today. phil: we have been hearing from forecasters the conditions are sasaid to get worse. from a firefighting perspepecti, if things get t worse is t there anything morore you can do? angela: the conditions we will see today are incredibibly fffficult fofor our firefighters on the ground. in many cases, t there are huge flame heights, i it is hot a

than 200 people have died from the virus and around 9 and a half 1000 have been infected charlie angela begins our coverage with this report . declaring an international public health emergency is rare but with the corona virus spreading globally the world health organization says it warrants a coordinated international response i'm declaring a public close emergency of international concern. over the global outbreak of

young that was the message today at the isolating the world economic forum and german chancellor angela merkel told the world's business elites you see young activists demanding action when it comes to climate change she warned of a rift between young people who see an uncertain future and an older generation

major international conference is underway aimed at reaching a peace deal in libya german chancellor angela merkel is hosting chief players in the conflict could the summit help and international interference stem the flow of foreign weapons and bring about a lasting cease fire. michael o'connor appreciate your joining us world leaders are gathering here in berlin to try to stop the war in libya and sketch out a plan for the country's future leaders from the u.s. russia and turkey as well as from the 2 warring factions in libya or at the german chancellor right now anger merkel and united nations secretary general and. welcome the politicians to what some describe as a fast and possibly last hope for peace in libya the presence of russia turkey and the u.s. and italy reflects those. country's interest in libya which has been bloody chaos since 2011 when dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown. a quiet day in libya's capital tripoli. libyans awaiting news of sunday's berlin peace conference but expectations are low. regarding the berlin conference if it favors the libyan people libya will of

and german officials there is the german chancellor angela merkel as well as the u.n. secretary general antonio terrorists and the german foreign minister as well as the u.n. envoy to libya so they were issuing statements a conference at the end of the berlin conference that is on the libyan conflict and we've just heard them present details on the way forward according to the german chancellor angela merkel the rival parties have agreed that an arms embargo must be respected that's one of the highlights more news and more out of that conference. they join one of the world's most notorious groups. but found a way out rebuild their lives and help but it's. a tale of course recruitment child soldiers and have repeat exploitation of women a door to is a palace about part of the radicalized seems tunnel design or. the eco friendly city seems to come back threats to often have it on. which is iraq. the into it. committed to a lasting cease fire in libya world leaders that are un back some ways agree a political solution not a military one is what's needed to end the conflic

and 176 people on board what killed the latest from take drugs or so coming up german chancellor angela merkel greets with russian president vladimir putin in a moscow the 2 leaders have several significant points of dispute can they find common ground on the middle east and made it rising tensions in the region. and taiwan reelected president and delivers a blow to beijing to sign on to balance to preserve taiwan's autonomy in the face of growing efforts by china to bring to ireland and to eat control. the air. on how an arm free glad you could join me the commander of iran's revolutionary guard has accepted full responsibility for the downing of a ukrainian passenger jet on wednesday now iran says that the firing of a missile at the plane was a mistake blaming human error after the plane flew in a sensitive military site $176.00 people were killed in that crash tucker on had promised tonight claims made by the united states and canada that it was responsible. an explosion in the sky this mobile phone footage was one factor that led western countries to suspect an iranian missile attac

now the focus moves from moscow to berlin german chancellor angela merkel has invited top officials from a host of countries for peace talks on sunday in the hope that this time around something might be different now here's a brief look at some other stories making the news. iranian authorities say they've arrested several people including the maker of this video in connection with the accidental downing of the ukrainian airlines flight over teheran last week 176 people were killed in the crash after a missile struck the jet iran's president said a special court would be set up to probe the incident. protesters in lebanon are back out on the streets for what they call a week of anger to pressure the country's political elite into taking action the country's facing its worst economic crisis in decades the national currency has lost over 60 percent of its value in recent weeks the protesters blame government mismanagement and corruption. the house of representatives will vote on wednesday on a resolution to send articles of impeachment against u.s. president donald trump to the senate hou

angela merkel in her natural habitat at the most recent e.u. summit here europe's longest serving head of government has been forging compromise for 15 years yet there are telltale signs of a chancellor on her final stretch in office what was supposed to be her latest budget speech became a foreign policy roadmap largely removed from the nitty gritty of domestic politics and it is that it's very easy to be critical of the u.s. which no longer wants to take on responsibility in the places it used to but 1st information that points back to us here in europe. m.p.'s increasingly see merkel focused on her european legacy. of i believe she is focusing everything on the germany you counsel presidency but that won't be easy that will take more than monch in a successful e.u. china summit in the fall just as hard as it will be a tough program if she wants to celebrate becoming the big european leader and at the end of her chance or ship out certify on mission with germany's e.u. presidency coming up in the 2nd half of 2020 merkel needs to mend the stra

the chinese city of that city at the heart of this outbreak a matter of survival german chancellor angela merkel describes efforts to stop climate change telling the world economic forum in davos switzerland today that it is time to take the young climate activists serious. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with our continuing coverage of ceremonies which are beginning today in jerusalem to remember the millions who perished as well as. those who survived the holocaust now this is the 1st in a series of events marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz nazi death camp $6000000.00 jews were killed in the genocide which is known as the shoah or the holocaust during the 2nd world war dozens of international heads of states and government joined israeli leaders at the ceremony today they gathered to remember one of the world's darkest chapters and they are valid to fight anti-semitism in their countries today in the 1st speech by a german president at danvers shammi from vulture steinmeier said that germany's responsibility for the crimes of the nazi regime w

now the focus moves from moscow to berlin german chancellor angela merkel has invited top officials from a host of countries for peace talks on sunday in the hope that this time around something might be different. earlier our chief political correspondent melinda crane gave us this is on whether this conference could make a difference especially after talks in moscow unsuccessful. what could make the berlin conference different from other talks aimed at halting the libya conflict is that this time around all interested parties will be at the table and there are a lot of them because this is a proxy war in which both sides have powerful international backers germany is inviting not only the warring parties but interested players ranging from russia and turkey to france the emirates and even the u.s. and china german foreign minister heiko mass says he's optimistic that this conference can cut the outside military support that is allowed this conflict to drag on for so long and he says he even has a draft agreement ready for signature why is germany hosting this process well for one thing

angela merkel is calling on germans to be courageous and confident in meeting the challenges of the new decade the german chancellor also used the annual new year's eve address to stress the need to tackle climate change. it's the end of the year and the end of the decade the world is getting even more complicated but german chancellor angela merkel doesn't paint a bleak picture even if she clearly points to a pressing issue the key word climate. a global warming is real it threatens us it is caused by human activity as are the crises that arise out of global warming so we must do all that is humanly possible to combat this challenge to humanity there is still time no it's just moved. medical says the recently agreed climate protection laws a step in the right direction even if young environmental activists say the law doesn't go far enough but merkel says the government must consider all citizens. by cardinal and stevie are guided by the values of freedom solidarity and respect for the dignity of every single person as well as the principles of the social market economy these values wi

leaders site that will uphold and go in a pledge to help in the fighting in libya german chancellor angela merkel hosts a key players in the long running conflict and i just somebody here in berlin that the great to refrain from interfering in the war that chimes of the situation on the ground. violent clashes in the lebanese capital by a group more than 100 anti-government protesters were injured and hit by a group of bullets. and by music moves up to sicken place in the bundesliga strolling twenty's the heads of beldin but all the hot shots coming up. the math and how it thanks for joining us well ladies have gathered in berlin for a libya peace conference this evening and i say they have got a result speak to u.n. weapons in boggo in an effort to chuckle fighting which is ravage the country of the past 9 news the 2 rival libyan factions who have been fighting of the control of the country while also at the summit but they did not make directly or speak to the press. is a mighty gathered in berlin on a sunday afternoon world powers united in a mission of hope german chancellor angela mer

angela stent. we are taking your phone calls this morning. wes, spartanburg, south carolina. >> great to be on c-span. this program is awesome. i wanted to make a comment about maybe the flavor of it. there are a lot of german manufacturing here, especially textiles. bmw is here, too. there were three large sections of the wall i think it was metzger that put it right on the interstate between greenville and spartanburg, south carolina. i remember in that time. i love this program. is there a book you can recommend that people read about this time that captures the flavor? what would be a good book you think would give some of the flavor of the things you know about this conflict at this time? >> first of all, i have written a book called "russia and germany reborn: reunification and the soviet collapse in the new europe." it details how the wall came up and down and how the soviets and u.s. and all the other countries did. i think you will have another guest on soon. she just wrote a new book abou