news live from berlin russia and the us clash one nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policy who's also on the program. germany's social democrats trying to rally their rank and file ahead of a party vote that will determine the country's next government. and a huge shock at the winter olympics as a snowboarder takes gold in skiing that and more of the best action from date coming up. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are now under strain for its part germany is aren't sure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is brics it and the

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia and the us clash while nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as gladder and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policies also on the program. germany's social democrats try to rally their rank and file head of a party of those that will determine the country's next government. french superstar is about to play and lights up the red carpet and then she plays a high class prostitute in the french drama which saw its world premiere in the berlin only film testicle look at our latest from our reporter. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are now under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syri

this is deja vu news laws from berlin russia and the us clash one nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims pyrrhus indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policy who's also on the program. to turkish german journalist denis you jealous says he's glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison but he expressed concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. and live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all how all the glitz and glamour coming up for you later on the show. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us security in the european union after brics it and transatlantic ties in the trump era those were the topics dominating a second day of speeches at the munich security conference here in germany german foreign ministers of mark gaboriau and british prime minister choices made were amo

this is news coming to you live from berlin russia says it has managed to evacuate a group of civilians from. syria but the crossings near the besieged enclave appear to tell a different story aid workers say the people trapped in the enclave are not using the corridors because they're too afraid to leave. also coming up. the president makes an appeal to the taliban to end sixteen years of war and enter peace talks the offer comes a civilian casualties mount could this be a turning point in the conflict. hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program russian president vladimir putin says russia has managed to evacuate what he called quite a big group of civilians from the rebel held enclave of eastern during a temporary truce in syria if confirmed it would be the first time civilians have been able to leave the seized enclave using a humanitarian corridor by russia aide workers however have said civilians are too afraid to leave they also complain of not being given enough time to deliver aid there's been reports that the truce has been violated by both sides. was supposed to full sol

this is d w news live from berlin russia and the us clash one nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russian's foreign minister dismisses as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin don't longer knows what to make of washington's policy it's also on the program. to turkish german journalist dentist says he's glad to be free after year in a turkish prison but he expresses concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. and live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all how all the glitz and glamor coming up for you later on the show. welcome to the program i'm michel henery it's good to have you with us. we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when the alliances that kept the world stable for decades are under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and i

news live from berlin russia orders a daily break in the bombing of eastern ghouta in syria they say the aim is to allow civilians to leave but for now the form goes on with more than five hundred feared killed in the last week including many children. and in germany's chancellor angela merkel's conservative say yes to a coalition deal with the social democrats merkel also presents her picks for a new younger and more female cabinet. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us we start with the latest in syria's civil war russia is calling for a pause in fighting to help civilians get out of eastern ghouta the rebel enclave near damascus has been besieged by government led forces for weeks the russian defense minister said in a statement that there will be a brief ceasefire every day to set up an evacuation route now that comes as new reports suggest chlorine gas was used in an aerial bombardment russia's call those reports a provocation but a monitoring group says people have been treated for breathing difficulties in the rubble whole district near damascus the government has re

this is news live from berlin russia and the u.s. clash while nato and the e.u. search for you to be at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin no long.

this is the news live from berlin russia and the u.s. clash clonaid and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policy also on the program with germany's social democrats trying to rally their rank and file ahead of a.

this is do you know you news live from berlin russia and the us clash wall nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security adviser speaks of indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election of a claim russia's foreign minister and dismissed it as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin it no longer knows who want to make of washington's policies also coming up the turkish german journalism dennis dujail.

this is developing news live from berlin russia and the us clash long nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russian's foreign minister dismisses as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin don't longer knows what to make of washington's policy also on the program. the turkish german journalist then as you child says he's glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison.

this is deja vu means live from berlin russia and the us clash one nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as glasser and germany's foreign minister says poland no longer knows what to make of washington's policies also on the program. germany social democrats try to rally their rank and file head of a part of the.

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia and the us clash well nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference or do you want a national security advisor claims that there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a plane russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says berlin no no longer.

this is deja vu news laws from berlin russia i mean you want to clash well nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims pyrrhus indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election claims russia's foreign minister dismisses it as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policy it's also on the program. to turkish german journalist dennis you jealous says he is glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison bus.

news live from berlin russia orders a daily break in the bombing of eastern syria to allow civilians to leave but for now the horror goes on with more than five hundred feared killed in the last week and allegations that the forces backed by russia has used chemical weapons on children. also coming up germany moves one step closer to having a new government conservatives vote yes to a coalition deal with the central left social democrats michael also makes some surprising picks for her new cabinet. children in northern nigeria are too afraid to go to school after more than one hundred girls are kidnapped from a school by suspected boko haram extremists didn't you speak to one family trying to find their daughter. they seem to come out of nowhere but now the thirty one year old politician and his anti-establishment five star movement are the front runners in the action on sunday what does this mean for italy and the rest of europe. and lifting the veil a new film shows women in saudi arabia as few have seen them before. me so much going to thank you for joining us we start with the wa

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin russia says it has managed to evacuate a group of civilians from eastern in syria but the crossings near the besieged enclave appear to tell a different story aid workers say the people trapped in the enclave are not using the humanitarian corridors because they're too afraid to leave. also coming up we'll show the afghan president makes an appeal to the taliban to end sixteen years aboard.

news live from berlin russia orders a daily break in the bombing of eastern ghouta in syria they say the aim is to allow civilians to leave but for now the form goes on with more than five hundred feared killed in the last week including many children. and in germany chancellor angela merkel's conservatives say yes to a coalition deal with the social democrats merkel also presents her picks for a new younger and more female cabinet.

berlin. reports that russia is blocking a human security council resolution aimed to bring a cease-fire to theesieged sub fire -- besieged city near damascus. the situation is only getting worse with no respite from the cruel government airstrikes. schelling is reaching new levels of intensity. and give guns to train teachers. donald trump suggests that could be a way to deter gun attacks like last week's florida massacre, but the campaign for tighter gun control grows. plus the students who divide hitler's. hans and sophie scholl were part of a nazi resistance group and paid for it with their lives 75 years ago today. we will visit an exhibition that examines their legacy. in a movie about an art heist premieres at the berlin festival. museum is an agreement that went wrong. we will go down to the red carpet. ♪ sarah: i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we begin with reports that russia is blocking a you and security council resolution -- u.n. security council resolution bringing a cease-fire to the eastern edge of damascus. government forces are bombarding the suburb, and you and chief

war, and i think our commitment to building a truly global economic system after the berlin wall fell, including russia central europe, seeking to work to enable emerging markets to emerge, all of that has been a crucial part of it, so i worry about any philosophical move away from american leadership of a global economic system. i think the evidence is overwhelming. that trade with each other and talk to each other and countries that talk to each other are less likely to shoot each other. as any as important other a case for open trade. erik: is there anything that you see that you approve of, that you like, that is worth making note of? larry: i think the trump administration has tapped into some deep strands in american thought that have elements of legitimacy. a large number of people who feel that we have a government that works for the top 1% and works to help those who are poor and not working and is not there as much as it could be for hard-working americans whose income is that neither extreme and i think that group feeling for represented is something that is important to our society. i think

this is news coming to you live from berlin no ceasefire for syria russia blocks a thirty day humanitarian truce of the u.n. security council this of hundreds of civilians are dying under heavy bombing in eastern guta also coming up another victim of last week's storage is leaked to rest president dollar trump appears to give some ground and gun control laws the film says that teaches to be armed. and the latest from a building on the mexican acting icon of gaiety garcia ben ali delights fans by his appearance at the international film festival. with a screening of his latest movie museo inspired by the most famous heist in mexican history. russia's blocking a u.n. security council resolution that's calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in eastern guta close to the syrian capital damascus russians put forward several amendments delaying the vote until later today meanwhile this been more bombing by a sit in forces in eastern guta human rights monitors say government shelling has killed more than four hundred people since sunday including many children it's one of the bloodiest episodes of s

i think our commitment to building a truly global economic system after the berlin wall fell, including russiaing to work to enable emerging markets to emerge. i think all of that has been a crucial part of it. i worry about any philosophical move away from american leadership of a global economic system. i think the evidence is overwhelming. countries who trade with each other and talk to each other and countries that talk to each other are less likely to shoot each other. that is as important as any other case for open trade. it is easy to be critical of the trump administration, particularly when you're historically and currently aligned with the party and power, is that anything you see that you approve of that you --?d that is worth larry: i think the trump administration has tapped into deep strands in american thought to have elements of legitimacy. a large number of people who feel we have a government that works for the top 1% and works to help those who are poor and not working and isn't there as much as it could be for hard-working americans whose income is that neither extreme. i t

this is news coming to you live from berlin the international olympic committee list since doping ban on russia move comes after the remaining tests of the country's athletes said the show in china winter olympics turned up negative so does this draw a line under moscow's massive state run doping scandal. also coming up on the program russian hackers or let's to attack germany's defense and foreign ministry is installing the packers are said to belong to the same group that attacked the democratic national committee ahead of the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election. and fears grow in germany over the welfare of the tens of thousands of homeless people forced to live outside as temperatures plunge to record low voice. hello i'm terry marchant good to have you with its the international olympic committee has confirmed to d.w. that russia's olympic ben has been lifted with quote immediate effect the news comes just two days after russian athletes returned from competing as neutrals at the john shank winter olympics in south korea two russian athletes failed drug tests at the games but the ban wa

this is news coming to you live from berlin no ceasefire for syria russia blocks a thirty day truce at the u.n. security council as the bombardment of eastern ghouta continues in the civilian death toll keeps climbing also on the program as another victim of last week's florida school shooting is laid to rest president trouble piers to give some ground on gun control laws but still insists the teachers are. on the same shelves swung the island paradise slashed its debt in exchange for protecting his marine environment to get more on this first of its kind deal. also coming up in the next sixty minutes life on eastern ukraine frontline a reporter visits a village called between ukrainian government forces and russian backed separatists after almost four years of conflict we'll ask a top international monitor about the prospects for t. pieces. and out the berlin film festival the story of a kenyan girl with cancer who wants to be a superhero we'll talk with the film's director. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. russia is blocking a u.n. security council resolution that is try

until that happens face indictments appears to reveal just the tip of the icepack of russia's fake news. well the berlin international film festival is underway right now and my colleague scott roxboro in charlotte tells him phil are among the lucky who get to see all of the films down there so guys. it's about half the time there at the berlin allah what are your favorite so far. yeah well for me i mean it's funny because it's the absolute first film i saw isle of dogs which open the festival wes anderson's movie stop motion animation film and it's just a delight i mean it's it's working it's fun it's a really weird sensibility what you expect from wes anderson i loved it from beginning to end i was why i get my tail to go whole thing and i think. and i have all the films i see since none of them popped this was this is my absolute favorite film so far of the band was really looking forward to this was on this income is one of my favorite directed in five days ways and isn't found out that he will not let you down. but i actually have my money on another film for the gold and best so far this and that

a vital natural gas in combat as the north stream two pipeline between russia and germany gets the go ahead. daniel winter in berlin this is your business update volatility has plagued the markets all week following a broad sell off on monday european shares closed in negative territory and thursday's session ending a short lived rebound germany's dax was the worst affected in europe closing down two point six percent in new york the dow finished over a thousand points in negative territory for the second time in a week analysts citing higher treasury bond yields as the catalyst for thursday's rollercoaster. quarter is tracking this from wall street for us so yes volatility continuing it looks like investors are still worried that increasing interest rates this year will hit corporate profits or is there more to it than. that is one of the major reasons and now we can officially talk about a correction because the markets are down ten percent from the recent highs and still nobody wants to talk about correct but that is pretty painful what we're seeing right now the s. and p. five hundred has seen a loss of about t

take a test refrains over the course of many years after the fall of the berlin four after the unification of germany where russia played a decisive role more than we wanted to do our best in order to create in the year atlantic the architecture of closures and indivisible security you can see we have significantly reduced our military capabilities on our western fronts and we were supporting the strengthening of the kind of european institutions such as the o.e.c.d. you if you will in order to. define the legal structure on european security unfortunately our course of that is with mutual dialogue the implementation of these this prosecutor principle and practice were not heard more despite before they were trying to convince us back in the ninety's in this fact it was on kind of termed through the publication of the documents for the national archives of the u.s. and nato is expanding to the east so there's a military build up observed and they're deploying their military infrastructure this joke of order and they are now active in the european military theater well europe is implementing their plans to create

berlin the u.n. vote unanimously to approve a ceasefire and syria's eastern ghouta russia finally giving its backing after having blocks the resolution for days of the vote came as warplanes pounded the rebel held area near damascus broad powers are still to agree to the terms of the deal also coming up. a growing number of u.s. companies bound to pressure from anti-gun activists and cut ties with the national rifle association we take a look at the social media movement driving the change of attitude towards the gun lobby after last week's deadly school shooting. and we are live at the sixtieth brilliant international film festival we'll tell you schemes this year top prizes. and welcome to the program the u.n. security council has voted to approve a resolution demanding a thirty day humanitarian cease fire in syria russia agreed to back the deal at the last minute on the condition that there be no specification of when the truce would start the cease fire is aimed at allowing desperately needed aid to reach civilians in eastern guta more than five hundred people have been killed in the rebel held

berlin the u.n. cease fire in syria is not working is it now well russia to put the fighting in eastern on call moscow has ordered a daily palls in fighting to allow civilians to leave the rebel held on claim site in damascus this amid new claims that forces backed by russia have used chemical weapons on children also coming up germany moves one step closer to having a new government chancellor angela merkel's conservatives voting yes to a coalition deal with the center left social democrats and merrill making some surprising picks for her new cabinet plus they are calling it the beast from the east temperatures in europe have plunged to record lows killing more than eleven people in poland or lithuania but also bringing more scenes of snow to the italian capital rome. it's good to have you with us russia has called for a daily polls and airstrikes in syria's rebel held on klav of eastern. hour russian president vladimir putin says that the aim is to help civilians evacuate it comes after the year when germany and france appealed to putin to use his influence with the syrian regime to enforce a cease

now in defense ministry is alleging outside involvement it's a new thing it see russia tell us more about this. well berlin well helena he is referring to can we go to the good then the call for a russian businessman who lives in london and who is also the major shareholder of nordic a latvian bag which is involved in legal quarrels with the government in latvia we don't know exactly what those what this conflict is all about but it's likely that involves not all because dealings with russian business people who might try to circumvent the sanctions against russia in any case what's at stake here is really the authority of the supervisors of the banking system in latvia not only talking about the central bank there the national central bank but also of course the european central bank which is the supra national supervisor of the banking system in the euro zone all right thanks conrad say with us we want to come back to you in just a moment but first germany's booked a profit for twenty seventeen despite low trading activity profit for the company that operates right that stock exchange where six percent o

berlin film festival. the international olympic committee has decided that russia's suspension for doping should not be liftedhead of the closing ceremony at the winter olympics in south korea later on sunday. the decision means that the russian athletes, who were allowed to compete as neutrals, cannot march under their own flag. two russian athletes have failed drug tests in pyeongchang. it comes as a high level delegation from north korea has crossed into south korea to take part in the closing ceremony. a large crowd came to protest the inclusion of a controversial general, kim yong—chol. he was head of pyongyang's military department and is widely blamed for an attack eight years ago on a south korean warship that killed 46 sailors. our correspondent stephen mcdonell joins me live from seoul. stephen thank you forjoining us. it looks like olympic diplomacy has worked to a certain extent? well, you know, there is a lot of controversy going on here right now, right to the very end, these olympic games are mired, really, in geostrategic manoeuvre is. on the one hand, you have the north korean general who has

this is news coming to you live from berlin the international olympic committee lifts its doping ban on russia the move comes after the remaining tests of the country's athletes said the show in china winter olympics turned up negative so does a strong line under moscow's massive state run doping scandal. also coming up on the program russian hackers are let's to have attacked germany's defense and foreign ministries and stalling the packers are said to belong to the same group that attacked the democratic.

berlin the u.n. cease fire in syria is not working is it now welcome to russia to put the fighting in eastern huta. moscow has ordered a twenty four hour humanitarian pause tomorrow to allow civilians to leave the rebel on klav side of damascus this amid new claims that forces backed by russia have used chemical weapons on children also coming up germany moves one step closer to having a new government conservatives voting yes to a coalition with the center left social democrats also making some surprising picks for her new cabinet and a nation in shock after a twenty seven year old investigative journalist and his fiance are found a shot dead in their home in slovakia. i burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with the conflict in syria where russia has called for a daily pause in airstrikes on eastern huta president putin says the aim is to help civilians leave the rebel held on click of the move comes after the you when germany and france appealed to putin to use his influence with the syrian regime to enforce the truce agreed to by the u.n. security council over the weekend and

berlin. a pleasure to have you with us our top story russia has so far blocked a u.n. security council resolution ordering an immediate thirty day humanitarian cease fire in syria the european union is also demanding a truce as a civilian death to it continues to rise in the damascus suburb of eastern huta. that here in germany a food bank in the west of the in the western city of essen has stirred controversy by deciding only to offer food to german citizens the charity's chairman said order food bank using single mothers and friends determined by the many foreign language speaking young men in the queue some of whom showed a lack of respect for women they said but other charity workers have criticised the decision for being discriminatory. leftover food for the poor and needy that's what a food bank is there for this food bank in the western german city of essen has sparked outrage by deciding to refuse any more foreign customers a bank spokesman defends his decision. this kind of should also not funny this is nothing to do with racism we don't think that foreigners

berlin. also coming up after u.s. officials indicted thirteen russians for meddling in the twenty six thousand election and x. troll tells t w they're just the tip of the iceberg at russia's fake news factory. and female driven movie scene presence at the berlin international film festival we'll hear about the italian adoption drama exploring a young girl's search for identity plus a swedish black comedy that student body critic say. hello i'm terry march and thanks for joining us. there's been a rapid evolution of relations between germany and turkey last week turkey's prime minister banally you visited berlin and paved the way for the release of an imprisoned german journalist then over the weekend more signs of a thaw told the german media he expected president to want to visit berlin soon amid hopes for renewed military cooperation but critics say it's the result of a secret deal for german tanks. seeking speedy approval from germany turkish prime minister banally yielder him is hoping the two countries might soon cooperate on building tanks in turkey deal potentially worth billions. in january german foreign minister sic markup real only signal berlin would a proposa

and russia as far as arm control systems, but berlin, germany is still a divided city. people are angry about that. show less text 00:09:57 unidentified speaker in 1961, almost overnight, a physical wall divided berlin. they had a minister there. with can only have one ambassador in a country so we had the u.s. minister sent specifically to west berlin to cover the national interest and protect american citizens over there. much to everyone's apprise, that wall started to come down. katie, do you went to speak more about that particular minister? the night of november 9, 1989, the u.s. minister to berlin, harry gilmore, is what was called the allied chairman and the chairmanship rotated monthly between the british, the french and the u.s. the month of november was the u.s.'s turn. people started gathering at these checkpoints. word had gotten out that supposedly the checkpoints were open. police were not prepared for this onslaught of people, and these checkpoints were still in russian territory. there was a buffer zone between the actual checkpoint that you crossed thr

berlin i'm. a pleasure to have you with us our top story russia has so far blocked a u.n. security council resolution ordering an immediate thirty day humanitarian cease fire in syria the european union is also demanding a truce as a civilian death to it continues to rise in the damascus suburb of. the here in germany a food bank in the west of the in the western city of essen has stirred controversy by deciding only to offer food to german citizens the charity's chairman said order food bank using single mothers and friends determined by the many foreign language speaking young men in the queue some of whom showed a lack of respect for women they said but other charity workers have criticised the decision for being discriminatory. leftover food for the poor and needy that's what a food bank is there for this food bank in the western german city of s. and has sparked outrage by deciding to refuse any more foreign customers the bank spokesman defends his decision. this kind of should also not funny this is nothing to do with racism we don't think that foreigners are more or

and russia as far as arms control systems, but berlin, germany is still a divided city. >> very mucho. >> and people are quite angry about that. >> indeed they were. in 1961, almost overnight, a physical wall divided berlin. i'm so this presented a challenge for the united states. they had an embassy in journal -- germany, but they maintained the diplomatic presence with west germany. so they had a minister over there. we can only have one ambassador in a country, so we had the u.s. minister sent specifically to west berlin to cover the national interest and protect american citizens over there. very quickly, much to everyone's surprise in 1989, that walt literally started to come down. -- wall literally started to come down. katie, do you went to speak more about that particular minister? she played a crucial role in that. >> sure. the night of november 9, 1989, the u.s. minister to berlin, harry gilmore, is what was called the allied chairman and the chairmanship rotated monthly between the british, the french and the u.s. so month of november was the u.s.'s turn. so people started

berlin the u.n. cease fire in syria is not working to russia to put the fighting in eastern. moscow has ordered a twenty four hour stop in fighting tomorrow billions to leave the rebel side of damascus this amid new claims that forces backed by russia have used chemical weapons on children also coming up germany moves one step closer to having a new government a chance conservatives voting yes to a coalition deal with the center left social democrats and also making some surprising picks for her new cabinet. and a nation tonight in shock twenty seven year old investigative journalist and his fiance shot dead in their home in slovakia. plus they are calling it the beast from the east temperatures in europe have plunged to record lows killing more than eleven people in poland and lithuania but also bringing scenes and snow to the capital in rome. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with the conflict in syria where russia has called for a daily stop in airstrikes in eastern. president putin saying the aim is to help civilians leave the rebel held on clay and it comes