bill germany's constitutional court is expected to deliver a ruling on assisted suicide what prompted the judges to take up this issue well essentially of relatives of those who are seriously ill also organizations that want to provide assisted suicide to this all the way to the constitutional court after little came into effect which essentially banned commercial assisted suicide and that doesn't mean necessarily that somebody is making money but that there is some kind of professional organization behind it close relatives are still allowed to assist their relatives if they wish to die in extreme circumstances and what these people felt has happened is that doctors no longer feel on the eve of the safe ground if they even give advice on assisted suicide here and many and that's why this went all the way to the constitutional court what exactly then is the court expected to decide oh well essentially it decides on whether this is in accordance with the german constitution also human dignity will play a huge factor in this it's more of a legal decision but the court took a long time t

germany. pocket bill near the danish border is bucolic but far from a sleepy place when it comes to new mobility concepts. we probably have the highest density of electric cars of anywhere in germany more than 20 electric cars for $250.00 residents that's quite special with all those in fact that's an e-card to people ratio that's 25 times higher than in the rest of germany there are 2 reasons for this 1st they don't need much charging infrastructure here no one lives in high rises and people all charge the cars up at their front doors reason number 2 is the nearby citizens owned wind farm for 2 decades this pocket the residents not the utility companies have profited from the wind power generated here in fact there's usually so much win that the community can't feed all the electricity they produce into the grid so instead they use it to power their cars the wind farm revenues help finance the leasing of the cars the bills the cars have gained added acceptance here thanks to car sharing anyone can rent the dumps mobile for 2 years 50 an hour that's helped overcome prejudice against electra mobi

it's the bill playing cards in germany as it means clearing forest for the factories. and it was all in place for business countless companies face this predicament factory closures a sudden shortage of global supplies profit warnings all because a new type of virus has hit the world's 2nd biggest economy and gone global highly that work tech behemoths apple is one of the 1st to clarify the extent of the college. shopping malls and stores tolls across the country city streets empty as millions remain confined to their homes. factories shot or reopening at a snail's pace none of this is good news for apple the world's most valuable tech company makes i phones of various sites across china and also sells millions of them at stores around the country the profit warning underlines just how serious the corona virus outbreak is for a business like apple which is heavily reliant on its supply chains in china as well as its strong customer base there apple had already been facing challenges in china before the outbreak in 2019 the company made sales of $44000000000.00 in the c

others were seriously wounded police say the suspected gunman was found dead at his home in germany's billed newspaper is reporting that the suspect left a video and a statement in which he expressed extreme right views and admits to carrying out the shootings. ok let's take a listen now to what witnesses and residents have been saying. about 10 pm i came downstairs with my 2 small children. my parents live just around the corner. 2 men were waiting outside. and i think this attack was delayed 6 or 7 minutes because i walked past with my children . my kids and i were in good spirits. i live 100 meters from here and when i went up stairs i heard 567 shots that's what i saw and. my friends uncle was shot here behind us at the kiosk and we came here to express our sympathy. to survive on the one hand you feel a bit powerless and on the other hand i don't want to call it fear but it's something like that that you have to be afraid to go out on to go to a bar. also good. let's get the very latest now do you have used political correspondent hans broad here in the studio on the ground and how now

be a step up from its current cost cutting plans according to a newspaper report here in germany some common bills like the estate is to pay will be discontinued comic or aims to know a labor cost by $1400000000.00 euros by the end of 2022 done so your local anya's the specter to announce the cuts on tuesday as bringing our financial correspondent . yet more jobs to go a dime now is that all down to the changeover to electric no i wouldn't say so electric as part of the gloomy picture on a list i talked to today said the timer is lagging far behind there and that in terms of battery technology which is key to profitability and e-cards diameter is practically nowhere but of course in order to build in order order to catch up you need lots of cash and a problem is the main business the one that's still generating the profit that's conventional driven vehicles and their time has been underperforming for years to yield the profit margin of mercedes much below that of most competitors even below opel and investors very dissatisfied so the c.e.o. is still relatively fresh c.e.o. all of kilian yes i'm su

fire that could potentially or at least has set german politics ablaze we heard from bill anti-masonic of germany's the left party who is here is that what he calls a right wing coup and 1st lantern it for germany is pure biased. the question is work with the voters of on. the touring on people who said quite clearly we would like to have a conservative coalition and that this is the majority really head as they see to you. they have behaved majority and the communists and the socialists they were just ignoring it they wanted to build the government with total having having a majority so they failed and how they are driving mad. but in the normal situation the you have to deal with that with get a 2nd chance to build the government after the communists were not able to do that . just because all the other parties have a blockade thing us we have to do it in this way and of course it's a birth of this where you. have none of this precedent. and we have thousands of people demonstrating in the streets and the way by which they stole the rightful government from our party is by instigating a coup basi

politicians to to get sheer and to to spread fear in our society in our community in germany like my colleague billberlin already said this people at which had been attacked in high now there are germans there were have been born here in germany and they speak german better than that then the legs were just of their parents and still this far right parties and. groups and this terrorists don't want to accept them as german citizens so yes 2015 was the vehicle for the sport is people but the the people which came from from from all over the word they if they're in the in the main in the main courses they didn't. have any problems for us a lot of them the most of them are very integrated and r r r r very happy to be to be here in germany and they love germany and want to be to be accepted to accept it here but the fire of ideology used this business of business think to to spread some kind of fear in the community and they won a lot because of that well let's talk a little bit more than about the german political climate domestically so dr sandler it does feel like there was another watershed moment

the pentagon and the state department were tasked with looking into the possibility of giving germany a bill 1st stationing us troops to me indicates that that is a process that could lead to the united states at least distancing itself from. american troops during an exercise in the baltic. but how much longer will they be there. if worst comes to worst with the americans withdraw from nato and would europe then hold berlin responsible and not washington. basically using germany as a whipping boy for the issue of the burden sharing in nato. if the us president says out loud that the u.s. is no longer interested in nato without the us will not stand by its obligations under article 5. and then 2 parties are responsible in the united states and the federal republic of germany define a construct in america we thought of. article 5 of the nato treaty commits members to consider an armed attack against one member states to be an attack on all of them donald trump has awakened doubts about his solidarity with the alliance and russia is trying to divide nato still further. turkey orients itself to

bill. but certainly germany has also been a huge beneficiary of the e.u. how do you see it going forward?s of course the big complexity. i contribute, what will i have in return? am i in a position to relay this to my voters and abide to that view? it is very sad that we have to make that observation. i think this is not an virmente where we see a lot -- environment where we see a lot of solidarity. saying let's do things together. let's pool the money and i'm going to contribute. it is a good for the benefit of all. that is not exactly the environment we're in this stage and it makes for instance deciding on a budget so difficult. think of the council a few days ago. it is what do we do with the budget to stabilize the business cycle. matt: how is the health of the southern peripheral countries when you look at italy and spain. what do you make of their economic development? >> well, the difference of continued to as grow very slowly. i think one thing that is very striking as well when you look across the eurozone, you look at investments, for the eurozone on average, companies have don

thousands of members of the public from here in berlin people who traveled across germany coming out to see johnny depp bill nighy where we've got our ear plugs ready the all you have to do the grammy nominees just rolled up to the red carpet anyone can come see the stars so this is this is going to be the big night for that yeah a lot of star power there with johnny depp and you guys also got a chance to look at what could be one of the biggest commercial movies of the year called on board and we have a clip of that film let's take a look. here let me tell you what they need. to go to update our. i had my. your hair. are you guys anything pixar is generally great i mean you saw this film what's it like. oh man pixar there are 300 filmmakers working on this they worked on the story for 4 years alone and they just have total control over the audience i mean total control over our heartstrings our tears my palms were sweaty i kept being like oh no my plans are short if you're going to have a heart attack during some of the chase scenes unbelievable story teller i mean i think david made the really a very nice

old us dollar bill fishley has a therapeutic climate it's a quality seal in germany given to places withamong other things a certain air quality and spa facilities. the local history museum is set up in the next farmhouse where visitors can learn about the area. and marvel at the biggest level of ski boots in the world. you can also find out how skiing 1st came to a bus stall. and skiing is the reason i'm here. cold feet. it's been over 10 years since i last put on skis so i spoke to a few hours with a real instructor. fellow yes there were those little guy there he is this is alex i warned him that i'm pretty much a total beginner so we'll have to start from scratch yeah yeah i'll explain the basics and then we're off conditions are perfect. i'm a little nervous because it's all new to me more for me that's why i'm here we'll take it easy. but. my god what is this have to do with skiing a lot you have to push down and chill to ski with every step and we're putting our weight on it. after an hour i've learnt the basics and we start to send the. air down down hill. i. like to. think it's

bill: president trump appointing his ambassador to germany, very outspoken trump loyalist, richard grenell, to be his acting director of national intelligence. that was filled by someone who was also in an acting position, and because of u.s. law had to leave that post soon. grenell has taken the job. we do not know if you would get it on a permanent position, but it put somebody who has been very loyal to the president in a position overseeing the intelligence community that the president has long distrusted ever since the early days of his administration. david: i understand there is a shakeup at the national security council. normally he would say this is the normal course, but there might be more to this one. bill: we know victoria coates has been the deputy national security advisor and is getting moved to the department of energy. the interesting thing is there has long been rumors around victoria coates that she may be anonymous, person who wrote an op-ed column in the new york times saying there was a group of national security experts looking to tone down some of president trump's

what we see is if there is a missile outbreak in germany and missiles are much more infectious they're not we see with the coronavirus so far we actually i bill to deal was a without putting whole cities on the current time i was a german health minister against their will germany has been marking the 75th anniversary of the allied bombing of dresden that was one of world war 2 his most controversial campaigns as the war nereids and waves of british and american planes dropped fire bombs on that city for 3 days killing tens of thousands of people many of them civilians. the air raids of dresden in ruins were also hugely divisive for some the attack was a necessary step in defeating nazi germany others a senseless tragedy. under the church of our lady the symbol of the tryst and bombings they formed a human chain german president francophile to steinmeyer joined in this show of unity the message to the thousands of people gathered in the city's main square never forget should she go. on when we join hands with our neighbors then we confess. we want to take responsibility together for peace among people at home and throughout the world. over a

post sorting company in the southeastern city of quetta on the border with germany no injuries verge of ported in either blast. bill francis is not endorsed a proposal to allow married men in the amazon to become catholic priests amazon bishops had called for an exception to the celibacy room to make up for an acute lack of priests in remote rain forest regions of conservative catholics are bitterly opposed to the move. to indonesia now and its trash problem the country generates more than 3000000 tonnes a year and half of it ends up in rivers and the sea many cities have little and by way of public services for dealing with the mess piling up on the coast sounds like a job for a superhero. it is said that with great power comes great responsibility and one man is using it to rid his hometown of an evil that could destroy the planet. his nemesis is garbage. now my name is rudy her tone oh i'm 36 years old and i am the spider man of parrot parent my mission is to encourage and to provide an example to the society through the famous character of spider-man to protect the environment because environmental cleanliness

a scandal only 3 members of parliament turned up to vote against that bill and we know who they were dying john mcdonald in germany called in everybody else even david levy who i think is a fantastic voice against this injustice didn't vote against it when they had the opportunity and that should tell us something really clear about that posture who they like the pope and who actually backs their words with action ok with joe musically let's talk about the music on the album how we reflect take all the complexity and i have to say you probably do reflect it really well try musically how did you go about reflecting such complex plexi in music i mean any pretensions so accurately depicting all the forms of black music that were around a 100 years ago would have been pretentious but i was very inspired by the research that i did the want to read music that you wrote left right music that in some instances i was reconstructing historical music write music specifically as a piece i wanted to chinle in energy a feeling of terror and excitement that black music has given us historically and still gives us today i find wh

germany. including john d. w. . africa. love and warmth is the way to save this endangered species. and bills are threatened by environmental destruction. a south african project tries to protect the baby birds and lovingly rearing them by. but there's nothing to stop nature from calling eco africa. d.w. . mum it's time to take one step above time here of just such the above and find for the tribes the be taught to overcome boundaries and to cut the budget it's time for. the ws coming up ahead. minds. tough it is for me. it's for. the children it's for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for embryonic the brain $22200.00. 50th anniversary here on. the body. clock. love. love love love. love. love. love. love love love. love. this is deja vu news live from berlin and in his state of the union address president trump tells americans you've never had it so good. in america in the trenches has only just begun and my fellow americans the best is yet to come. republicans cheer and chad.

some self brought to this country as a child refugee from nazi germany seized the opportunity to propose an amendment to the may withdrawal bill which the make government were then forced to accept as i arrived in this country in the summer of 1939 as an unaccompanied child refugee in fact this country here at the time often say 50 to some 10000 children and it is thanks to the nicky winton who helped organize kinda transport from czechoslovakia that i got here tall and i almost certainly owe my life to him once in a while the days of challenges to test are humanitarianism and europe's effigy crisis is surely one such challenge but within that there is i believe a need to do something about unaccompanied childhood g.'s and you know i'm like other children to be able to safety in this country and be given the same welcome and opportunities that i had how things have changed when the house of lords similarly amended the johnson withdrawal bill the government use its newfound house of commons muscle last month so overturn it without any set of many tournaments this week or 2 more summit for. the other place in the name of the nob

sergeant bill mcclendon died in just a few metres of water during an exercise in germany in 200a.kit the army was warned it should have replaced and training at the time was still lacking. then in 2016, the mod was again warned its new diving kit still had safety problems. those concerns were overruled. then two years later, there was another death. lieutenant corporal george partridge died 1a years after the first major warnings, anotherfailure to learn lessons by the mod. and still, no training for diving officers. the mod says it has conducted a complete review of military diving following george partridge's death and investigations are ongoing. it always seems to be a similar pattern. it's always that people in higher places have identified that things need to change but they don't seem to change or they do not change quick enough. lewis cherry says he has raised serious concerns about safety with the mod. even about some of the most recent changes the army has made to training. phase one is the loaded march... he claims there is so no simple guidance about when exercises like

sergeant bill mclellan died in just a few metres of water during an exercise in germany in 200a. the army was warned it should have replaced, and training at the time was still lacking. then in 2016 the mod was again warned its new diving kit still had safety problems. those concerns were overruled. then, two years later, another death. lieutenant corporal george partridge died 1a years after the first major warnings — another failure to learn lessons by the mod. and still no training for diving officers. the mod said it has conducted a complete review of military diving following george partridge's death, and investigations are ongoing. it always seems to be a similar pattern. it's always that people in higher places have identified that there need to be changes, but things don't seem to change, or they don't seem to change quick enough. lewis cherry says he has raised serious concerns about safety with the mod, even about some of the most recent changes the army has made to training. he claims there is still no simple guidance about when exercises like this should stop because

and germany's health ministry says the world's largest travel fair the international tourism fair i held here in berlin should not take place that's according to a report in the german tabloid billed. person for the decision on whether to cancel the fair has not yet been made it would be the 1st major event in germany to be cancelled due to the coronavirus. for more i'm joined by financial correspondent chelsea delaney at the frankfurt stock exchange chelsea if the i to be really ease canceled how much of an economic shock will that be. it would be a major blow especially given how high tensions and concerns are about the economic impact of coronavirus trade now. brings about $150000.00 people to berlin every year and if it is canceled that's going to really throughout the city we're talking about hotels dealing with cancellations flight cancellations drops and spending on things like tourism about that could be a big problem but it also does coincide with a lot of other countries making similar of the moves earlier today of the swiss government so that they were also going to be canceling large large scale events including the geneva motor show which is an even bigger source of p

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germany from america. and yet the germans are the ones who are not paying their defense bill. lot of support in the public. we have to be able to speak it very directly to the government. they don't always like it, but they totally respected, and they know that we are right. >> neil: thank you very much for taking the time. >> good to see you, neil. >> neil: in the meantime, we are waiting to hear from iowa. they will at least release the majority of it. given the fact that in some districts, it was as close as a tick. is that going to confuse situations even more? we will know in just a few minutes after this... whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa when youyou spend lessfair, and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small p

people for those costs but we know what the cost will be, look at germany, the systems, doesn't just impact your air-conditioning and heating billt will impact the other sector as well because one of the advantages, the cheapest in the world. >> let's bring up the things that are being offered, net 0 greenhouse gas emissions in the next we 10 years. insure economic security for all upgrades or replacing infrastructure for energy efficiency, secure clean air, water, healthy food and access to nature for all. >> i don't know what nature for all means. it sounds wonderful. if you look at job losses. when he talks about the plan, he talks about millions of jobs that are created. what is the net impact? our studies show using modest estimates that throughout the implementation of this plan we are looking at 5 million jobs lost. that is a big number. and transportation, truck drivers 800,000 jobs lost in the retail 3 million. heather: someone pushing back on the candidates in terms of the cost. during these debates, asking for questions, we appreciate you because you and the heritage foundation thank you. have a great day. coronavirus

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alternative for germany has resigned 3 days off that taking office now the election of thomas kenniff of the business friendly free democrats shot says a german post for political to bill against cooperating with. the mainstream conservatives in the state of their injure or so supporters his election triggering outrage that threatened to break up the chance that i'm going to back us coalition government out of crisis meeting him by length of conservatives in the social democrat party has agreed to push for a new election in the instant stakes. to walk us through all of this t w political correspondent kate brady joins me now kate i am with resigning at the coalition wants new state elections is that the solution to all of this well it certainly seems that we are going to see a new election. that demand has come from the highest position from the government governing coalition but it really doesn't seem that that might solve this problem it could still come to a very similar result we've been looking at some polls today and even now there is one coalition that looks most likely and that's between the greens and the left posse and the social democrats now that would be v

what we see is if there is a missile outbreak in germany and measles are much more infectious they're not b. c. with the corona virus so far we actually i bill to deal with a without putting whole cities on the current time when the worst be over. that's a good question if i knew the that's actually our problem is that we don't know enough about the wires that is why there is these. that there are so many measures actually that need to be taken to prepare as long as we don't know really what. what it does for example and how harmful it is and so far in europe and that with a new pin union detection and containment works we are able to to stop the infectious chains. but we have to admit. today it could get worse before it becomes better because as long as it is not under control in china these regional epidemic situation can develop worldwide pandemic situation. let's thank you all the best. correspondent i've been to regret that with a german health minister. and as we look at other news in this hour we see that a cruise ship that spent 2 weeks at sea after 5 countries turned it away because of coronavirus fears as arrived in cambodia the we

saudi arabian cargo ship the bill is on a journey that human rights activists are paying extremely close attention to the ship is currently on route from bremerhaven here in germany to tilbury docks in the u.k. however what's of more interest to the likes of amnesty international is what the ship may be carrying they say the ship has been used in the past to move u.s. weapons for use in the war in yemen there's no confirmation that the ship is carrying weapons however activists were waiting for it in the port of on tour a stopover that was ultimately counseled after leaving saudi arabia in november last year the ship arrived in houston stopover one o 4 in the us in canada before traversing the atlantic to germany on its way through the suez canal towards a final destination in the u.a.e. the bihari who is expected to face demonstrations as it saw a similar journey last year against saudi actions in yemen which human rights activists claim constitute war crimes the ship's time in european waters will be the set by legal challenges protest and industrial action a court in belgium is hearing a request for an injunction to block the government there from selling weap

billing in their reporting from beijing health ministers here in the european union held an emergency meeting in brussels today to discuss europe's response to the outbreak corresponded spoke with germany's health minister yes spawn after that me. ministers which additional measures that europe does germany need to prevent the corona opec to devolve into a real pandemic 1st of all what we do need isn't quite a net approach in europe and internationally and that is why we are very much engaged in coordinating within the european union like today within the council or within the g 7 that we have calls of the health minister for for example and what is important is actually that we prepare and that we try to retard to actually much as possible that the virus reaches other regions than china and is affecting it as much as it is china so far just regional epidemic outbreak in china but we need to be sure that it does not become a real epidemic drug wide and if so a pandemic worldwide if so we need to be prepared to regarding research around therapies and and vaccination we need to prepare to be appropriate in what we know about the wires every week we have to prepare helps us to know more abo