is the conference taking place in berlin today? mean. >> for us here in london. >> yes for sure. >> it's the it's the right read i guess for average voters in in germany. >> i would. >> say that for now. >> a topic like. >> migration is pretty much front and center. i think that trade. war conversation with the us becomes very serious a when the eu really gets into the spotlight. i mean, so far, obviously we're talking about canada, mexico and china and b, when we're talking about the kind of more political fallout, what. >> is it that. >> the us wants in return? i think those are issues that will really galvanize the interest of voters. but will that happen before the election? that's the question. >> we are getting some live shots of olaf schultz now, speaking to reporters at an informal meeting of eu leaders. we'll keep an eye on any comments that do come through. he's currently speaking in german, but we'll keep an eye out or an ear out for any comments that come through in english. carson in terms of friedrich merits, he's put

but 1st we go to domini cain in berlin, who's going to tell us dominique how the european markets have been reacting to donald trump's comments? a small that 42 percent in asia reflected in europe too. suddenly that's how the ducks in frankfurt, the caca on to in paris opened and fell from 2 percent and then re gain some watts . so the last time i checked was couple of minutes ago they were right about 1.8 percent lower than the opening values to a certain extent. also in london, the foot see also dying, but not perhaps quite as much as in paris and in frankfort. but those are the broad stock market values. if you look at specific stocks, it's considerably worse. so automotive industry, such as bmw and fox fucking, will they down 5 percent there will. there are about those, all firms that have direct interest in the united states and obviously around the world suddenly folks fucking has been going through its own very serious problems in germany. and so the prospect of tariffs imposed on also most of goods german automotive goods. european union based automation of goods is something t

in uh, president trump, in the us to put enough pressure on the steel to get it through to go see berlin is the former minister of justice, the israel, and you're joining us from tel aviv. it's good to talk to you does in your view and your assessment. does benjamin netanyahu want to sabotage the current ceasefire deal? or does he want to see it? and after phase one, i don't know what he wants really. but they, i've seen that today and meeting the with the drum, we're not the easy, the day. they out kind of a friends, they but they, they have a different day interest. see here. and then, you know, it doesn't want to lose his coordination. and he's coordination may not allow he a to continue the process a, a with the reviews of the hostages, and the trump ones very much a and try please still, okay to and the wall. so now we'd have to do geography between the 2, a bodies, a g d, the fast, the ones and again in these i believe that is going to play d involved in continuing this game even now, but it won't be very easy because the dates there is an agreement and the question is whether he i

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masters. to pick up the trophy for a second time in berlin. the £100,000 winners cheque.so those are the hours are particularly hot, and there are really 1a out of the 16 which kind of all come into that equation where they could be potentially dangerous with levels of heat, but there are some in particular that are even worse than others. we always say football is nothing without fans. nothing without players and match officials and making sure we protect their safety and well—being. mandatory drinks breaks really at a proper level. it is kind of substandard. they have legislation where drinks breaks are mandatory widely criticised by academics and by fifpro for not it is too high a level. for the stadiums at the highest heat risk. go for morning and evening kick—offs where that is possible. for players and match officials and, as you say, nobody likes it but postponements are cancellation, if the wet—bulb temperatures are at too high a level to help protect everyone. —— that she will to rumble on. —— that issue. before we go, just a reminder of some catch up with all of

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it wants to come to berlin. the, we are not going to accept this war if the east of the congo does not have peace, the region does not have peace. the government didn't control, so also increases rolando indiscriminately killing civilians. the foreign ministry into galli categorically rejects old accusations of supporting the m 23 militants. distressing images coming out of gomez, city where local officials say the. busy the count has risen to 770 from fighting this week. and for the 3 claim they help secure the east of the country in response to police from local to asking for protection. calling belize protesters are angry with rolanda and western states for blocking the group of stormed those embassies. in contrast, the we worked 5 kilometers to get here. we have only one desire to destroy this house. look at these chairs i took, no one is going to stop me. i'm at home here in my own country the while, while each party of the conflict in central africa blames the other for the rest a year ago, were one decide

it wants to come to berlin, the we are not going to accept this war if the east of the congo does not have peace, the region does not have peace to the government. all of the democratic republic of congo accuse is for a one the of indiscriminately killing civilians. something could galle catholic or at the rejects as a those accusations of supporting the m $23.00 militants. not distressing. images are emerging from the border. city of goma were local officials say the body count has risen to 770 from fighting this week. and $23.00 claim they've secured the east of the country in response to police. they claim from locals asking for protection to congo. these protesters made their anger, felt against rolanda in western states for biking, the brit storming embassies in the account. the we worked 5 kilometers to get here. we have only one desire to destroy this house. look at these chairs i took, no one is going to stop me. i'm at home here in my own country, the will, while each party of the conflict in central africa blooms the other for the interest a year ago, rolanda assigned a key

it was the soviet union who liberated berlin if i am not mistaken or get us absolutely, and 80 percent of german divisions, stuff were destroyed or destroyed by the soviet union forces. thank you, usa all the another interesting fact that passed during the past week where mister schultz and the stuff are decided that america deliberate, jeremy was the calibration of the 8 the anniversary of the liberation of the nazi death comp. not see room by the germans. mm. inconvenient fact of was liberated by the soviets, fed army guess who was asked to the party, me the russians. so the germans, who did the killing, the polls who built the calms for them. are there, do you find you there who populated the, you know, 14, the subdivision, you know, work in the camps. the last thing is led to aliens who gleefully told through the villages for a bottle of vodka, exposing their jewish neighbors, telling them and ditches executing them on last, they were all invited with the soviets, the russians, who did the fighting and dying to liberate these calms. were left outside the gate . welcome to the 4th,

it wants to come to berlin, the we are not going to accept this war if the east of the congo does not have peace, the region does not have peace as well. the democratic republic of the congo also chooses rolando indiscriminately killing civilians. that is something to galle categorically rejects as it does allegations of supporting the m $23.00 militants. distressing images are emerging from the border city of coma for local officials say the body count has risen to 770 from fighting this week. the m 23 currently are in control, and they're saying they sought to secure the east of the country and response to please from local asking for protection congolese pro testers made their under fels to get for one the on western states for backing up with storming embassies in the council, the we worked 5 kilometers to get here. we have only one desire to destroy this house. look at these chairs i took, no one is going to stop me. i'm at home here in my own country the while, while each party of the conflict in central africa blames the other for the interest a year ago, or a one that signed a

is an independent economic advisor on issues related to germany's political economy is leih from berlin. before we zoom in on germany, i just wanted to get the big picture 1st on europe, the countries around the world today that are very much trying to make out what these types will mean. these new us stars, what could mean for the 1st not america's biggest trading partner, but nonetheless, the significant one is indeed a significant one of the united states is the number one explore destination for consummate in the european union. and within the context, germany as the i is the chair a. yeah. and just zooming in on germany, which is europe strongest economy, the car industry, the automotive industry has direct interest as you say, in the us and around the world. and in the past, donald trump threatened to put tires on your car, exports. what will the prospect sort of tires mean for a germany's automotive goods? it definitely means given is high export exposure that the job kind a seat is highly will of those 2 of these type of fits from president trump. this one of the ability, for ex

correspondents covering the uses developments hygiene mount about r as in brussels. dominic caden is in berlin. kristen salumi is that the new york stock exchange and kimberly how could is live for us in washington dc. we're going to go to, kimberly, how get 1st. so kimberly, 1st of all, the slightest line about a coal between justin trudeau and donald trump. is there any sign of a diffusion to the trade tensions as well? we've just heard from the us president, he has posted on that true social, his social media platform that he has just spoken with the canadian prime minister justin trudel. and he will be speaking with him again at 20 g m t. what he says is the issue for him when it comes to canada, as well as mexico is not only the issue of illegal immigration that is flowing between canada and mexico as well as through those porous borders. he says it's also the issue of illegal drugs. in fact, he says in this post, it's a drug war. canada is allowing them to pour through our borders. the other issue he says is a cabinet is not allowing us backs to open or allow us to fax to do business the

. -- has in new york, has a hub in amsterdam, people working in latvia, in georgia, in berlin. that is the kind of soup that is journalism, the kind of interpersonal and professional communication. it is almost lacking. it is not materially lacking but it is hugely diminished. all the more valuable is an opportunity to analyze russian independent journalism as a whole. before i see the floor -- before i cede the floor to questions, i want to relate this to what is happening in this country right now. in the last two weeks, we have seen the disappearance of information, on a scale that we haven't seen at this rate, we never saw it in russia. just to name a few things that have happened. we have seen federal agencies remove information. we have seen the white house remove information, we have seen the cdc remove information. we have seen the cdc recall articles that had already been submitted for publication. we have seen universities much less visibly remove information. for example, universities have been removing information about d.e.i. programs from their website. we have se

berlin summer games remembered as the most ever held.titors in the dust on the way to four gold medals. >> standing atop the medal stand in front of hitler and the world, he became an olympic icon and historic figure of 220th century. 15-year-old swimming prodigy named iris cummings, she took an interest in the pool after watching the 1932 summer games in her hometown of los angeles, the three-time national champion was in the olympics herself. in 1940, while studying at usc, cummings earned her pilot's license, when the united states entered world war ii the next year she joined the ground-breaking women auxillary service. based in california, she flew fighters and bombers across the country to the east coast where they were shipped to the front in europe. on one refueling stop in louisiana, iris met a man named howard critchell, who would become her husband for more than 50 years. before a career teaching aviation at harvey mudd college. advising the faa and advocating for female pilots. iis cumming critchell who joined the fight again

in berlin and so that is the kind of soup that is journalism.the interpersonal and professional communication is almost lacking. it is not entirely lacking but it has usually diminished. .... but i want to point out is that we are also seeing exactly that thing that i was talking about. a society's tool of self-understanding being deleted in realtime and when we talk about preserving information that's being removed, that's the thing that we should be thinking about preserving because when this period is over as it will be both here and in russia to be able to understand what happened, we have to have that language, we have to have those tools. [applause] >> thank you so much, i mean, well, discussing u.s. and russia in the same context, hey, wow. great, so we have 20, 25 minutes for questions. we have mic out there so probably will pick three in a row. >> thank you very much, jill doughterty from georgetown university and i have a number of students here. i have a question in the context of what was just said which i think is very deep, this se

after the war, he went to work in a berlin hydrotherapy therapeutic institute where they actually had some progressive ideas the healing powers, powers of water, raw food, diet. but he took his ideas to an extreme. he believed that gums become -- enough to substitute for teeth. didn't think he needed teeth. he decided was going to live to be 150 years old. probably not surprisingly, he was a big devotee of frederick beecher, and he did not civilization. he wanted to abandon and go somewhere and sort of hone his philosophical ideas and become a world renowned philosopher and. before he did this, of course, he extracted all of his teeth and, had them replaced with a set of steel dentures which which you is kind of i want to see do go on a steel ventures but you know in a sign of all the adversaries to come he did not account for the fact that his gums were going to shrink and the steel dentures wouldn't stay in any way at hospital he meets dorie starch. who is this woman? she's 26 years old. she is suffering from multiple sclerosis and every other doctor tells her that her condition is

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and then seeing it, i was just in berlin and people said, well, what was it like?mean, like, the natural extension of hate is division, and division is the enemy of a democracy. >> oh, absolutely. and the language of dehumanization that will allow. >> for and allow for the justification to. literally try to wipe a people. >> off the face of the earth. >> right. it's something that we. >> have to be mindful of from the very beginning. >> and so this attempt to. erase memory, to kind. >> of deny the ovens, to deny the barbarity. >> to deny the cruelty. >> is in some ways. >> an attempt to give license to the cruelty. >> and barbarity. >> in our own time and our. own moment. and so. >> the issue. >> is not to think about this as a singular moment in history that cannot be matched by barbarity elsewhere, but to understand what human beings are capable. >> of. and to understand. that in our current moment allows us to look not only at what's happening in the us, what's happening in the middle east, what's happening around the world with an eye for the level. >> of. >> c

and as we all know, there was some hope after the berlin wall came and we expanded. now to go all the way over to russia. that maybe the russians are going to be a normal country. bush 43 should not try to create him like a normal president. so did president obama. but it's clear this is just like the soviet union in terms of their ambition for their country. they only respect one thing, and that's strength. and that we learned from ronald reagan peace through strength works pretending enemies don't hate you does not work. you can hide out at they're still going to hate you. michael talk at his party. not all of republicans in his party agree with his mindset. i think there's a growing number who don't agree with it and one of them is going to be sworn in as the vice president, j.d. vance, who is a harsh critic of ukraine. ukraine's an issue that i think really stands out in senator mcconnell's career because it was a time when he put himself at risk. he put the politics of it at risk, in favor of an issue that he really cared about. it would have been easy to reject

few so they can get rich at the expense of everybody else, we won't even have to be begging from berliners many people will be throwing their lunch money -- including a few good bllionaires. >> one thing that has been raised is and -- it is the need for change. in the weeks after the election, david c. said republicans coordinate more with super pac's and democrats need to stop playing by a different set of rules. there were limitations by lawyers who limited this, and this is something a number of candidates running for office complained about. do you agree with that? >> the demise of power within the democratic party structure has meant that super pac's and other outside expenditures have played more of a role in politics. it's become a play toy for general elections, and that's one of the reasons why i want to ban that kind of spending. you have to speak out boldly against billionaire influence in that direction. i will say about the corporate money, they do not give it out of the goodness of their heart. there's a reason they would want to contribute to the democratic party. if you sta

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