and bavaria joins the chorus of the european regions intensifying their claims for independence sayingthat it is done with bailing the capital out of financial misery. to have you with us this evening it's two pm here in the russian capital i'm lucy counterfeit of and you're watching our t.v. well onto our top story now four people including two police officers have reportedly been killed in the egyptian city of port the army had intervened to break up the clashes there leaving over three hundred people injured violence erupted over a decision to move those detained over last year's football rioting to prisons located outside the city and this of course came during the u.s. secretary of state's visit for talks with president morsi which are outraged the opposition party's bill true has the latest from cairo. this started so off to thirty nine defendants in this post are you trying to about this ed muskie that happens in february off the court this post are you based focal much these defendants are being moved to siamese are very angry about them being moved they gathered at the securit

we want an independent state of bavaria this is an extraordinary aim there are twelve million varianceif independent we could be the ninth biggest nation in the e.u. with the fifth largest annual economic turnover i'm convinced we have the cultural historical and economic strength to survive the bavaria party's campaign literature certainly doesn't pull any punches when it comes to showing how they believe the rest of germany treats the southern state the group poses little threat to germany's political big guns it took just over one percent of the vote locally in two thousand and eight but their ideas all spreading in increasingly influential circles. when i look at the map of europe and of history i see that boundaries are not made to last forever they can be moved by free people czechoslovakia made the peaceful transition into two democratic states in two thousand and fourteen scotland will have a referendum there is work being done in catalonia this movement is happening in europe today. the varia is booming when it comes to business it's home to some of the most recognizable and e

it looks like bavaria has joined catalonia and scotland and pushing towards separatism many politicianshere believe that germany is the largest state a simply better off alone complaining that it is forced to hand over too much cash to berlin or do with paper all of our reports. to germany review finds twenty three years ago but the cracks are showing in at least one of its regions void. we want an independent state of bavaria this is an extraordinary aim there are twelve million barbarians if independent we could be the ninth biggest nation in the e.u. with the fifth largest annual economic turnover i'm convinced we have the cultural historical and economic strength to survive the bavaria party's campaign literature certainly doesn't pull any punches when it comes to showing how they believe the rest of germany treats the sun state the group poses little threat to germany's political big guns it took just over one percent of the vote locally in two thousand and eight but their ideas are spreading in increasingly influential circles. depict when i look at the map of europe and of histor

we want an independent state of bavaria this is an extraordinary aim there are twelve million variablesif independent we could be the ninth biggest nation in the e.u. with the fifth largest annual economic turnover i'm convinced we have the cultural historical and economic strength to survive the bavaria parties campaign literature certainly doesn't pull any punches when it comes to showing how they believe the rest of germany treats the sun state the group poses little threat to germany's political big guns it took just over one percent of the vote locally in two thousand and eight but their ideas are spreading increasingly influential circles. to predict when i look at the map of europe and of history i see that boundaries are not made to last forever if they can be moved by free people czechoslovakia made with peaceful transition into two democratic states in two thousand and fourteen scotland will have a referendum and there is work being done in catalonia this movement is happening in europe today. the varia is booming when it comes to business it's home to some of the most recogni

it hands over around three billion euros a year to the capital what impact would an independent bavaria have upon the daily lives of those living and working there to find out i've come here to the beautiful bavarian countryside to speak through a very keen on it dependants. yossef farm produces bio gas suffered he diversified from dairy you know generates electricity from local homes definitely a case of where there's muck there's money but it's where his tax cash goes that's concerning him more than the smell the whole way of stock is getting tickets were completely unrepresented in germany on our on we would be a good size european state all we are now and the financier's of berlin and others . and fios surf there's more at stake than just money for one of europe's oldest states. since reunification there's been too much number of varian influence on us i.

very a in southern germany for his retirement -- beloved of area -- beloved bugbear yet -- beloved bavaria in southern germany. the new pope has to be charismatic, forceful, has to put his own stamp very quickly on the papacy. >> who will be in charge of the catholic church until the new pope is elected? >> the cardinal will take care of the daily running of the church. no major decision will be made until a new pope is elected. >> everybody is wanting to know when that will be. when do you think they will start sitting down to elect a new pope? >> i wish i knew. the pope has made it possible for the cardinals to meet earlier than planned. they are planning to meet -- had planned to meet on the 15th of march. there are pros and cons. the pros say that we have to get a pope in place before easter, and there is no clear front- runner. this may well be a long conclave. it is important that we start early. the people who are against starting early say not all the cardinals are here yet. they need time. we should not rush this. it is particularly necessary for cardinals who do not see each othe

the various interests and not to undermine the federal government -- it is my duty to represent bavaria's interests. >> in order for germany to get minimum wage, it would need approval from the lower chamber of the bundestag, which is very much still in conservative hands. >> a lot of political issues, and the political process itself to talk about. what are the chances of a new minimum wage now being introduced? damage germany's social democrats and greens obviously feel the time is right to push a blanket minimum wage in germany -- >> germany's social democrats and greens obviously feel the time is ripe to push a blanket minimum-wage, but this is a highly politicized debate and always has been in germany. the government is clearly not in favor of a blanket minimum wage to. the government coalition parties control the lower house of parliament, the bundestag, so this bill simply will not get passed. it will probably not see the light of day. in order to seek a blanket minimum wage introduced, we will have to see a swing to the left in the government. it would need to be a center- left go

solidarity from other parts of europe and well there is solidarity when i speak to the people here in bavaria there is solidarity they are willing to help the people of cyprus but what they are not willing to do is that the risks and losses of the bondholders of the equity holders of the banks of the creditors of the banks of the bond holders of cyprus sovereign bonds but they did that for grooves but they did that for greece so why can't they go there cyprus they did this and now they change gears because because of the upcoming elections the german voters will not go on with a government policy like this. andrea said did carefree voters a room nuremberg candidate for the very in country parliament thank you for your time. catching the chinese wind in russia's economic sails that's what russia's president vladimir putin says he's aiming to do during lent money talks in moscow with the new chinese leader xi jinping a break to russia for his for his a trip abroad since taking office earlier this month a correspondent on isa now has more. let's not forget that vladimir putin picked china as his

was in second grade literally and that was the year at least in that town in that part of northern bavaria where the decision was made whether you go to the the vo holzschuh of the reality was a recall where the two horses whether you go on the trade school route or the college route it was very very rigid and very organized but there was this alternative of trade schools as well as college and for kids who wanted to literally become bricklayers i mean bricklaying was a noble profession and it was a two year apprenticeship do what lessons can we learn from that is this is our system fundamentally broken should we be looking at that. there are there are unquestionably downsides to filtering children out when they're when they're in second grade when we know that we know that kids don't stop developing until much later but i think the up side of that system and where we can learn from it is about the perception of other trades i think one one one really dangerous thing about the so-called american dream of everyone can go to college and do anything is that that's that's fundamentally not tru

out bullies and their father was a policeman who curiously moved from small town to small town in bavariaknew ratz. caller: nger. he bullied me. there is psychological studies about quillies. down deep, they're cowards and hide behind power sources and create like a wolfpack around they will. i have this image frankly of this pope. he created this wolfpack in the in quiz toral offices of old that are still there. look what they're doing to the sisters in america. they're bullying them. i want to be a fly on the wall. these sisters are not only resilient and tough, they are smarter than all those cardinals put together. that they know their theology better. they know what the vatican council was about freedom of conscience and they're no the going to disappear. cenk: always a pleasure, always interesting conversation. thank you so much for joining us. >> you're welcome, thank you. cenk: when we come back, we got a lot for you including the issue of bradley manning. he pled guilty, and it was a surprising plea, because the government has not agreed to anything so they can go after him for m

resolve the fiscal significance on the differences between for example the northwest, new england tight bavariaember bear in mind we are dealing with one survey for the 2012 election. you could do these effect for the state's and regions and all that will do is make these effects more significant, not less significant. so, that we can do. we can't break it down because we don't have enough cases. but you can certainly look if you had a big enough sample whether that is efficient and gets bigger in the green states in the maps i showed you. that is an interesting question. and we haven't been in the position to do it yet but someday when we have gigantic budgets, we will. >> any other questions? okay. i want to thank everyone for being here and the professor very much for sharing all of this information. there will be a video up on the web site so that you will be able to get this information to look at it again trying to digest it and i'm sure if you have other follow-up questions please contact us or contact the professor and we will help get you connected. thank you very, very much for being