on the german state of bavaria has become the first state here in this country to open controversial new processing centers for refugees now authorities want to hold asylum seekers there while their applications are process which can take up to eighteen months they will deport anyone he was rejected critics say that the system will gather wise new arrivals. from many refugees arriving in germany in future this is what home will look like this reception facility in a former u.s. army barracks in the bavarian city of bam bag is the model for the new refugee centers to be known as centers the acronym stands for a rival decision and return the key idea various departments which look at asylum applications will be together in one place migration agency labor office well federal authority even the cools the claim is that will mean applications it dealt with more quickly. with these centers the migration agency will in most cases be able to issue documents in three or three and a half months whether people are to be granted refugee status or rejected them. this new approach is the latest ch

but obviously the other aspect is a political one bavaria will have its regional election in october and horse as a whole and his party the c.s.u. the bavarian sister party of angela merkel's see do you want to regain some of the votes that they that they think they will lose for example to the a.f.p. the alternative for germany that's also a party that has been campaigning there on a platform of a more restrictive migration policy and that's the reason why horse a hole for now the interior minister has also been promoting this idea of a more restrictive migration policy in germany and that's the reason why you only see those on percent as for example now. in both area i want to talk a little bit more about another major change that also comes into effect today and this concerns germany's immigration system as well the country apparently resuming the practice of allowing some refugee family members to join them in germany that practice of course was suspended three years ago at the height of the refugee crisis thomas what are the new rules and what's the reaction been well essentiall

now to a major change in germany's treatment of asylum seekers that the southern state of bavaria has opened controversial rapid processing centers for migrants these so-called anchor centers are part of interior minister of disputed plans to reduce the numbers of migrants arriving in the country the centers are designed to speed up asylum processing the aim is for each case to be decided within eighteen months asylum seekers whose claims are rejected would then be deported from the centers and critics say concentrating so many asylum seekers in one place could hinder integration and lead also to undress. and let's get more on the story with our political correspondent kate brady who joins us in our studio hi kate so how does this actually change germany's migration policy this change in the sense that any migrants coming in to the very end now will be sent straight away to these centers instead of two different local authorities so the main aim of the bavarian or sorties in launching these and consensus is rated just speed up the process but of course as you mentioned just there is t

at the moment any asylum seeker is arriving in bavaria i'm not going to go through the entire asylum application process under one roof basically say their registration at the cation and then the final decision as to whether they'll be granted asylum or deported well. will take place under this one roof say these seven senses in bavaria have room for about fifteen hundred asylum seekers each in total and turtle and so there isn't actually any plans at the moment to push this through into any of germany's other states but there is some some interest from a couple of them but my real plans to push this through yet ok these centers as you say they're largely the idea of interior minister whole city whole fund they are only in his state of the very at this point you mentioned that so far in germany there isn't much chance of them getting getting built elsewhere what about the rest of europe as i know that when these when the idea was floated for these anchor centers as germany was calling them there was the hope that maybe the rest of europe would look at this as an example any chance of

also coming up, here in germany, bavaria has become the first state to open controversial new processing centers for asylum-seekers. a fast-track for refugee's applications, and a fast way to deport those who are rejected. plus, the robbery that has left swedish police red-faced. thieves steal priceless ground jewels in a cathedral near stockholm and make a daring getaway across a nearby lake. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you w with us. police in zimbabwe say tonight at least three people have died in the capital harare after clashes between protesters and soldiers. it follows the country's election on monday and the announcement of a long ruling zanu-pf won a majority in parliament. the opposition has disputed the result and international electionon observers have called for the result of the presidential election to be released as soon as possible to avoid more violence. reporter: soldiers firing live rounds in zimbabwe's capital. the army entered the streets of harare midafternoon, reportedly at the request of the police. the country's justice minister said the military

southern spain now to a major change in germany's treatment of asylum seekers the southern state of bavaria has opened controversial rapid processing centers for migrants so-called anchor centers or part of interior minister hall so the hope is disputed plans to reduce the numbers of migrants arriving in the country the government says the centers are designed to speed up asylum process in the aim is for each case to be decided within eighteen months asylum seekers whose claims are rejected would then be deported from the centers critics say concentrating so many asylum seekers in one place could hinder integration and lead to the rest. well to help put this in perspective we're joined by political correspondent kate brady so tell us kate how much of a change these centers represent in the way that germany deals with asylum seekers well the sense is quite literally put the entire asylum application process at least at the moment but the area under one roof says the registration the application and the final decision to grant asylum or not and the authority is saying that that aim at least o

klaus had a comfortable life in bavaria he has a nice house and runs a successful small business but did not want to be complacent so he became a captain aboard a search and rescue ship in the mediterranean and that is now why he is facing legal proceedings in malta. of course this is an unpleasant situation but i go to court with my head held high i have to say we didn't do anything wrong on the contrary we saved people's lives and i gladly take responsibility for this. at the end of june and his crew aboard the ship lifeline rescued more than two hundred thirty refugees after that their own odyssey began the lifeline was not allowed to dock anywhere and instead had to sail aimlessly for days it ended up in malta where the ship was impounded weisz was taken in for questioning by police the accusation the vessels papers were not in order to school it's very strange that we're not talking about saving people's lives right now but instead about the boat's registration which is supposedly not valid this would mean we could not sail under the dutch flag even though it very clearly states

at home in bavaria klaus peter uses his time between court appearances to keep in touch with his network of supporters. a lawyer you akim fella is providing legal advice. feller cannot comprehend that rescuers are being treated like criminals. this stuff that as a lawyer i thought well this case is very unusual a person was rescued people at sea has been detained. for a very dubious reasons in my view smith's. body shining. lives in an affluent town in one of germany's wealthiest regions the refugee dramas of the mediterranean seem far away although klaus gets a lot of sympathy here for his work he sometimes has difficult conversations. here now is this is what i experienced at an ice cream parlor a man made me ask him if he favored letting people drowned and then he said yes if he were the captain he would simply run over people in the city. you can't reason with someone like that at the thought of i thought of god. before his next court appearance. is working on a mini bus that was donated for his team and the activists are now collecting donations for a new ship they do not want to wa

nader: at home in bavaria, he uses his time between court appearances to keep in touch with his network of supporters. a lawyer is providing legal advice. he cannot comprehend that rescuers are being treated like criminals. >> as a lawyer, i thought, this case is unusual. a person who has rescued people has been detained. for a dubious reasons, in my view. -- four very -- for very dubious reasons, in my view. nader: although claus gets a lot of simply for his work, he sometimes has difficult conversations. >> this is what i experienced at an ice cream parlor. a man made me ask him if he favored letting people drown, and he said yes. if you were the captain, he would run over people in the sea. you can't reason with someone like that. nader: before his next court appearance, claus is working on a minibus that was donated for his team. activists are now collecting the nations for a new ship. the do not want to wait until the authorities release the lifeline. together with the captain, they want to head back to see as soon as possible to save more people. brent: we hear some of the other s

now a change in the way that germany deals with asylum seekers the southern state of bavaria has open controversial rapid process in centers for migrants the so-called anchor centers are part of interior minister host of a whole for those disputed plans to reduce the number of migrants arriving in the country the government says the centers are designed to speed up asylum process saying the aim is for each case to be decided within eighteen months asylum seekers claims are rejected with them be deported from the centers critics say concentrating so many asylum seekers in one place could hinder integration and lead to unrest. or political correspondent thomas sparrow is covering this story for us and he joins us now to tell us how much of a change do these processing centers represent in germany's treatment of asylum seekers well terry first and foremost it's important to say that this is only in bavaria so in other parts of germany you won't find these so-called sentence but they do in a way represent a change because the idea behind these i'm going to send this is to have the whole a

if you are from bavaria, it would be a lion.strict or area of germany would change the plate on front of their pickle hat. you also notice i had the same cacades. towards about 1915, leather, like i said, became scarce so they also made another version made out of pressed felt and subdued the plates and the actual pickle, or the spike itself to help camouflage the helmet itself. 1916 they introduced what they referred to as a stall helm and made out of 100% steel and more practical in combat. you may notice the vents. this actually allows some air to go into his head to ventilate him so he doesn't pass out from wearing the helmet on a really hot day. and they refer to as a brow plate, extra protection at the front of the helmet which can come down and partially cover your face. you want to go over the weapon? >> the weapon we used primarily during the first world war i was the bavaria 1898, the year the rifle was issued. bolt-action rifled, five-action internal magazine. clipper right here, push down on the rounds and then drive

centers like this one in part of germany's new strategy for dealing with refugees in bavaria seven ifthese are up and running described as one stop facilities they bring together all the government agencies needed to complete the asylum process bordering austria the variable the brunt of the migrant wave which saw over one million migrants and to germany as part of medicals open door policy in two thousand and fifteen. was. the local authorities are worried that rather than easing the tensions as promised by the federal government these processing centers could bring more trouble it's not much of a problem in the city before the community in the vicinity it is a big burden on we are afraid that should there be more people in the refugee center it could lead to social tensions developing each center can hold between one thousand and one thousand five hundred migrants but the one hit can reach a maximum capacity of three thousand four hundred local businesses say that they're feeling the strain already since the reception center opened we have had at least one theft each week it is very

office even just very different part of it during this application but now it in seven senses in bavaria there will be room for one and a half thousand asylum seekers who could spend up to eighteen months there while they wait for a decision so the entire process their arrival that registration application and a decision as to whether they'll be granted asylum or deported will take place under they sworn roof and this is actually part of a six month pilot project and then there is then the chance of four of the german states to actually then get involved as well once that's been passed through german parliament if this proves to be indeed a success and we have also seen opposition parties criticize this plan and ways that sort of this is a huge topic of controversy in this was largely due to the german interior minister horsy a whole for these centers centers were actually part of his sixty three point migration plan which really threatens to turn the german government throw the german government into turmoil just about a month ago and so there's still quite a lot of debate as to how suc

easy rider you're one of those is a loyal holiday fan from bavaria. the king of pop is back michael jackson would have turned sixty this week comes to honor him the musical beat it to celebrates its would premiere on the same day just a few days before there was a lot of publicity for the musical here in berlin where the flash mob some two hundred fifty people danced like michael jackson outside the city attack and they even set a new world records so the king of pop lives on after his death in the hearts of the fans and in the new musical beat it we were invited to join the rehearsal. before i leave the dress one night i test subconscious that tell myself i am michael jackson and it's not a self belief it's just a conviction that i have to carry on to stage so i try my best that's all you can do is really push yourself to say this is how michael would have done it. if. one of the most successful artists of all time the late great michael jackson is still the king of pop for his dance moves songs and videos revolutionized the music industry in the one

well as you already mentioned it only really affects that border between austria and bavaria the german state of bavaria which is also where the german interior minister is from it's only a couple weeks ago that we saw him almost singlehandedly bring down on them ackles government because he felt that the government was too slow to act on migration that's why he brought these bilateral deals into play now the second one has been signed last week we saw one signed with spain and the big crucial one really is with its city although i must say that what we learned today is that although there is agreement in principle with greece they think isn't quite dry on the paper yet so we expect that final announcement to come through potentially within the course of the day michel why this sudden movement in this area deals with spain greece one was italy in the works what's happening well it certainly has nothing to do with the actual numbers of people crossing the border the interior ministry said that it was and there were about one hundred fifty migrants who pre-registered those are the ones wh

teachers are trying out the new format twelve year old sophia is watching a math video at home and bavaria she doesn't have much time to learn the new material. yes oh yes yes. yes. it's great because you can always really watch the video if you don't understand something. then immaterial from the video is then discussed in the classroom with practice helping the students to internalize the information. cigarettes got in the students can watch the video when the where they want as often as they want so that also means i can start at a more advanced point in the lesson because the students are prepared. to go i. produces the videos from home with a lot of practice he's able to make a two minute video in a half hour he says the film's lessons have improved the students' math skills. and more school teachers are now using these instructional videos especially for math and physics. knowledge at your fingertips online also helps to level the playing field among students and. some students work or have families or doing night school. now they can take all the time they need. they can fit this in

comparing these centers to jail or even detention centers so these centers right now are only in bavaria they are the brainchild of the very in. federal interior minister of the last hole so you hold for any chance briefly if you can of these centers being replayed elsewhere in germany or in the e.u. for that well this is a pilot scheme that's expected to last around six months and there's been very little interest from other german states at the moment and it's even been touted in brussels as a possible measure across the european union but that some of the biggest criticism has come from this concern that the census will actually hinder integration for asylum seekers of course time spent at the center this time that could have been spent in german society and learning german for example kate thank you so much to be a political correspondent. the heat wave here in northern europe shows no sign of abating here in berlin the temperature has been in the high thirty's for weeks people are doing all they can to cool off but what happens if you have to carry on working in the heat. on your sh

in twenty fifteen claiming free born is needed titles and one german cup during his three years in bavaria has moved to barcelona was given the green light by new buy and coach you coco vouch he won't be short of midfield options following the signing off germany's pm gets cut from. what has been called russia's woodstock the nasht yet festival in moscow the event draws tens of thousands of rock music lovers and dozens of bands for three days of music and revelry but in one aspect at least it's not all like the peace and love of the one nine hundred sixty nine new york russia's military will be out in force in five bands it has struck struck the wrong note. but these guys are pretty big in moscow's punk rock scene the band is called distemper and they formed around the time the soviet union collapsed that recorded twenty one albums and toured extensively at home and abroad and they regularly play the national fi festival. this time around they were planning to debut the newest song. but they've decided to pull out of the festival why they didn't like the fact that russia's military plans t

is important to understand why the very obviously one issue is because most refugees came through bavaria in the first place but obviously the other issue is that very. very important regional election in october the c.s.u. of a varian conservative the system will say to you they have been losing ground in five areas to for example the a it difficult for germany they have been complaining on a platform that is all very focused on restricting the entry of refugees and that is probably why the interior minister has been presenting also these ideas that ultimately want to present a more restrictive policy of immigration in germany or correspondence almost bear on the story for us tonight here in berlin thomas thank you swedish police are hunting seeds used priceless crown jewels in the during daylight robbery the thieves took the royal regalia from me cathedral near stockholm before making a getaway on the link would be the remover book or a jet ski police are now appealing to the public for their help in reclaiming the precious. these are what the robbers got away with two crowns and an orb

fifteen came in through going to still get titles in one german cup tearing his three year spell in bavaria his move to brasil and i was given the green light by new bind coach nicole called watch who will not be short of midfield options although the signing of germany's leon got it from shocker as you just saw him. finally jim the sadness involved in the heavy metal festival has kicked off this sale of a small north german town is hosting two hundred bands and seventy five thousand heavy metal fans from around the was headlined acts include heavy metal titans and judas priest and told to go to the heatwave affecting your group organize the guests to take extra precautions to avoid heat exhaustion the festival is regarded as the biggest heavy metal music event in the was. well that's a news wrap for now you can all mystical a web site www dot com for more go to follow some twitter and facebook thank you very much for a company a. waste . pollution. time for. africa people have projects that are changing the one apartment for the better so. people would. be w.

twenty fifteen claiming three bundesliga titles and one german a cop during his three year spell in bavaria has moved also to was given the green light by new buying coach nico co about what was short of midfield options off to the signing of germany's laon gets cut from. the wall the formula one has been given a jolt off the shock announcement long time red bull driver down euro calendar will be driving for a higher no next season ricardo has driven for red bull since twenty thirteen where he's won seven races and made twenty nine podium finishes and have struggled since rejoining for me to one three years ago be hoping that the australian can restore them to their form of glory ricardo looks set to replace carlos sinus on the t.v. . set you're up to date with the latest from d w i have no home for him but him plenty more coming up at the top of the hour thanks to a company which he had. in central.

. >>> the illuminati, going back to the history, the illumined ones, in bavaria in 1776, funded by adam weiskopf, probably not a real name, advancing the goals of the enlightenment. the illuminati is a real thing, a real organization set up for enlightenment goals, in 1785, carl theodore, the leader of bavaria, made a adx -- and made an edict, against all underground organizations, the enlightenment was often opposed to the catholic church, this was a reason to expose the. but they sure began in the 1790s in america, and in an america that is involved in a quasi-war with france, between france and england, fighting a revolution, france's fighting a revolution, england is about to fight a war against france, america is caught in the middle. from hamilton, 1800, jefferson was framed as a revolutionary, making the streets run with blood, and adams was a monarchist who would return the united states england. the illuminati was seen as a secret force causing the french revolution, a small group of people in bavaria, they have been dispersed, often accused in the 1790s of being the secret for

twenty fifteen claiming three bundesliga titles and one german cup during his three years fell in bavaria his move to barcelona was given the green light by new buying coach nicole that chew well won't be sure to midfield options or in the signing of germany's going to go from shock. while the formula one has been given a jolt after the shock announcement that long time red bull driver daniel ricardo will be driving for their north next season the record has driven for red bull since twenty thirty in where he's won seven races i'm a twenty nine podium finishes have struggles to rejoining formula one three years ago and will be hoping that the australian can restore them to their glory the condo looks set to play to replace carlos see it on the as a no team. that's in europe today with the latest from the d a w on humphrey in bali and i'll be back at the top ok yeah like. it's all happening touch a bit of. your link to news from africa the world story links to exceptional stories and discussions to no one will come to the dubious accounting program and from one germany phone uses easy taiw

illuminati, we go back into history, established in bavaria in 1776. founded by adam wise helped, the university professor. organized to advance the goals of being enlightened. a real organization for enlightenment that in 1785 calls theodore the leader of bavaria, making all secret societies illegal. illuminati fled the country. the government seized their papers and publish them ethically showing they were antireligious. opposed to people of the catholic church and expose them. but they show up again in the 1790s in america. and in america, involved -- about to be involved in a quasi- war with france, between france and england is there fighting a revolution. fight is -- americas caught in the middle. if you know about the election of 1800, from hamilton, jefferson was framed as a french revolutionary who will make the streets of america run with blood and adams is a monarchist who would turn the united states to england. the illuminati was seen as a secret force causing the french revolution. a small group of people in bavaria who have been disperse

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are actually quite well integrated into german society and i've just been talking to a doctor in bavaria he tells me that one of the deportees has been attested is suicidal by his doctors he's just had a stomach operation four days ago and yet he is now being deported despite his health condition you may remember the last steeplechase we had back to afghanistan early july one of the sixty nine afghans who was deported then went on to commit suicide back in his native afghanistan and despite that chris each month groups of guns were not longer have the right to stay in jail many odd people did and did have you followed the fortunes of one asylum seeker who was sent back and then he seemed to disappear with downed trees before we continue our conversation let's have a look at that report. back home but against his will german authorities deported back to kabul january twenty seventh team we first caught up with him a short time afterwards. i don't remember how but i remember the policeman saying if you want to kill yourself i'll try anything else will drop you and still put you on the plan

if you are from burton berg, you would have two dears, a crescent into deer park if you are from bavaria, it would be a lien. each district or area of germany would change the plate on the front. you also notice i have the same -- on the same of the pickle hog that matches --. 1915, like i said, leather became scarce. they also made another version of the pickle hog being made out of oppressed palpate they also subdued the plates -- the spike itself. it helped camouflaged the had itself. >> in the 1960s alyssa 16, this helmet is made out of 100% steel. it is a lot more practical in combat. >> you may notice -- this actually allows some air to go into his head to ventilate him so he doesn't pass out from wearing the helmet on a really hot day. plus, they also would have what they referred to as a brow plate. extra protection at the front of the helmet. it can also come down and personally cover your face. >> this is the weapon that was used in the first world war. that was a rivera 98. 1898, the -- was the year the rifle was initiated. it's a bolt action rifle. five round internal magazin

for the first time in over one hundred thirty years noise funch time capsule in bavaria is undergoing major refer fishman's the tourist attraction will remain open during the renovations which will cost. some twenty million euros about one and a half million people visit the council every year and that has taken its toll on the historic site nourishments john was commissioned by lupica second of various repairs will continue until twenty twenty two. organizers called the world's largest international dog show is taking place in amsterdam until sunday and that's to make it thirty three thousand animals are taking paul to the event many competing for prizes and awards in a range of categories the jury's will be judging around three hundred different breeds crowning the best dogs in the world around a hundred thousand visitors are expected to attend next year the world dog show will take place in china. sea as promised the show is going to the dogs now when i was a kid i really loved the film one hundred and one dalmatians who wouldn't fall in love with those sweet little black and white

people don't state along and so the big question about these sentences the first one of which open in bavaria is they meant to accelerate which is a good thing cooperation of different institutions including the courts which in turn germany takes a lot of time or will they become holding centers for those who reject it for the long term and that is not a good idea because that would in very oblique create tension if i if i hear you correctly that means you have some dealt about whether or not they're working it sounds like this is just a political tool used by the country's interior minister who are poorest zahle for he was from the very is that what we're talking about here is just a political to to to make his constituency happy a nobody can be against accelerating asylum procedures least of all the people who want protection and get protection they have a decision to better but if these centers are presented as the solution to the problem of returning those who are rejected then it's a bluff because the real problem the returning people who have rejected for asylum is their relations with