. -- not used to this kind of escalation here in bavaria.hrough the intelligence agencies, we have to look at more closely what this movement is up to you. -- is up to. what activities they do year -- they do here. reporter: they reject the federal republic of germany. they maintain the german reich still exists with his 1937 borders. a number of groups are associated with the movement. >> their ideology as a whole of the movement is very close to that of the extreme right. reporter: the shooter was arrested. brent: in the philippines, and anti-american protest at the u.s. embassy turned violent today with police firing tear gas at demonstrators. several people were hospitalized and at least 20 arrested. about 1000 students gathered at the embassy do demand the withdrawal of u.s. troops in the philippines. organizers criticize the police reaction as completely unjustified. it is not clear comedy people were injured in the violence or how seriously they were hurt. hundreds of thousands of women in argentina are to participate in nationwide pr

if you look at the numbers today, all of the poll say that block, including csu and bavaria, will gets in this election next year. that could change but it seems fairly unlikely. rerun thecan actually same governing coalition empowered with the social democrats, although you will most likely have this alternative, the anti-denigration, and -- anti-immigration party that has surged. they say they want to be in opposition to tweak the establishment parties. anna: populism front and center across europe, and tension builds as we go into the elections next year. great to get your perspective. the german government under, right here in berlin. guy: let's talk about with happening here in the u.k. up next, an unreliable boyfriend. is mark carney likely to cut and run? we will discuss the future of the boe. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to the open. 9:52 in berlin. here are some of your highlights for the week ahead. in just over an hour, gdp and cpi out of the eurozone. tomorrow we get monetary policy announcements, first japan. on wednesday it is the final fed rate this visio

the search included the states of hamburg, saxony and bavaria. as yet, no arrests have been made. at least 11 people have been killed and more than 20 injured in an attack in central. the bombers are of explosives into african union peacekeepers. six soldiers were among the den. the mission in somalia says they killed 10 fighters believed to be from the islamic terrorist group, al-shabab. the group has sought to overthrow the government in mogadishu since 2007. tonight, a damming report on turkey's crackdown post coup attempt. human rights watch has accuse the country of torturing and mistreating people after the attempt. the report outlines 13 cases of alleged abuse including sleep deprivation, severe beatings, sexual abuse, including rape. in several cases, law enforcement was involved in violating detainees rights. humans right -- human rights watch says it interviewed a number of people when compiling the report. we met with one of the former detainees mentioned in their findings. reporter: he describes the 17 days he spent in police custody is pure hell. his accusations again

the term used in bavaria, for women who leave their children and fly off to work, a pejorative term, raferen mother. she was getting nowhere with the legislation until the finance minister in his wheelchair suddenly piped up, you know what, i think we should pay attention to her. my daughter is a lawyer. she just had a child, wants to go back to work. she's very concerned about leaving the child. this would make the difference to her. ursula said i realized the power of having one man on your side. >> especially if he's finance minister. >> this is a very interesting thing a lot of women are forgetting. you want to have your network but you want to have men in your network, too. you want it to be -- look what justin has done in canada. he's brought men into the process. it's really inspiring. when asked why are you made 50% of your cabinet women. he replied, because it's 2015. it became a t-shirt in canada, because it's 2015. it's a catchphrase, a wonderful thing. the more justin trudeau's we can appeal to and make it cool in a sense to be supporter of women, i think we are on that c

that was she wanted to end the idea of what germany calls the raven mother which is a term used in bavaria for women who leave their children and fly off to work. and it was a pejorative term and she wanted to end that. and she said she was get nothing where with this legislation until the finance minister in his wheelchair suddenly piped up "i think we should pay attention to her. my daughter is a lawyer, she has a child, she wants to go back to work, she's very concerned about leaving the child, this would make the difference to her." and she said at that point i realized the power of having one man on your side. >> especially if he's finance minister. is you want to have your network but you want men in that network, too. sand you want to make men feel it's cool. look what justin trudeau has managed in canada. he's made feminism very cool. is when i know he said -- when he was asked why have you made 50% of your cabinet women he replied "because it's 2015" which became this, the shirt? cana canada. it sounded like a catch phrase, which is a wonderful thing, so the more justin trudeaus t