the concert set for september twentieth in bonn germany will also feature a premier and off has to work commissioned by details. you composed by. a flute player rakesh charles that's a big thing for me and i'm open to doing anything i know it's in music because. music needs to be expressed. in seven hour rehearsals the participants are hard at work by autumn the team will have mastered a program featuring pieces by european and indian composers what's their verdict on the seven days a month i think it's great. the pace of the lessons is overwhelming but we made so much progress and learned so many things in such a short time. and victory here indeed musicians are really incredible we've been learning so much it's really great you're very excited for the beat the one fest that is going to happen in september and all of us the penpal question is from germany and five from india very keen on working together in shaping this stage we have some great symphony musicians as well. the last hours and. the young musicians from germany and india get to enjoy some free time will be reunited in sept

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help me attack this story plus the iran expert at none how about how he joins us from our studios in bonn to both of you gentleman good evening simon the new u.s. ambassador to germany richard grinnell he posted a tweet just minutes after the announcement from u.s. president troubles take a look at that he tweeted as the trump said u.s. sanctions will target critical sectors of iran's economy german companies doing business in iran should wind down operations immediately. trump's national security advisor mr bolton also said european companies will have months to exit iran has trump just placed the u.s. on a collision course with europe well i think definitely that's the way these this story has been going the europeans are massively invested in this iran deal as you've seen chancellor merkel president mccraw the british foreign secretary boris johnson they've all been in washington within the last couple of weeks trying to you know get down on their knees and persuade the president to change his mind their work slightly less well known perhaps there was a there was a letter signed by fiv

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i am guy johnson, alongside matt miller who is in bonn, germany today. right, here at deutsche telekom headquarters to cover the german behemoth's earnings. its merger in the u.s., t-mobile and sprint, and now the liberty global deal. the cash trade starts in 30 minutes time. ♪ guy: president trump walks away from the iran nuclear deal caret oil climbs more than 2% from the announcement. watch total, watch airbus, watch renault at the open. deutsche's to be cutting as many as one in five jobs at risk. the ceo retreats from the lenders less profitable businesses. breaking moments ago, liberty sells its german and eastern european units to vodafone for 19 billion euros. deutsche's will ask ceo what it means for his business. absolutely, one of the many topics i will discuss with tim hudson us -- tim today. he has this acquisition that his u.s. unit is pushing through in the u.s.. very important to earnings and he has boosted his forecast for the full year. take a look as we are 30 minutes from the european trade. what futures are doing. as far as the equit

matt miller joining us from bonn. from the vodafone deal, completion is anticipated around the middle of 2019. capital expenditure symmetries of about 500 million euros a year according to vodafone. they will use existing cash and new debt. vodafone says. they will finance the purchase with around 3 billion of them cbs -- mcbs. let's get the thoughts of the ceo of hassium. telecoms space. does it make sense they are seeing a lot of assets changing hands at the moment? thesh: yes it does, across board. q1 has been an amazing m&a environment, 17 year high in terms of activity. we have had 900 billion dollars worth of deals go through in q1. that is the size of switzerland as in economy. when you look at the 900 billion, one third has come from the u.k.. getting involved in deals. in the past, people have looked at m&a with a negative mindset. we are more optimistic. if you look at the corporate tax cuts in the u.s., there was a lot of capital on corporate balance sheet. they want to put it to work. this is a good enviro

the nicest rooftop terrace in cologne and good weather you can see all the way to bonn the former west german capital you can also see just how narrow the city streets are. and when you're walking around you notice how relaxed everyone is it's crowded allowed but the locals take it in their stride and to protect their chilled out reputation they came up with their own constitution a list of famous local quotes to remind people of the colonial life. is really only when you know what the cologne constitution is because cars are constitution. i don't know. not once own high council. i tell it always works out it could use cruise. so there is a lot of evening yeah he will be as good. and the minute that such means as it always works out it's called will be will be my coming strength and you can't change it that's how i put it that is for that's how it is going to. go to the snow another important saying is everyone's different that's very important excites me it's the most important of colognes quote what makes life good is to live and let live i didn't announce design list artist. as an a

and for more let's bring in now jobs and buys a car head of farsi is joining us from bonn this afternoon welcome to the program trumps hope ultimately is that this move will force of iran back to the negotiating table any chance that we could see iran agreeing to that. thanks for having me the short answer is at the end of the day yes there is a possibility in the past if you saw that sanctions force during and leaders to negotiate treat the various and their countrymen and agreement so there is a chance no again because even know the situation in iran that dumb see problems are much bigger than the past there are a. wide range of problems that would certainly be it from unemployment and poverty to currency crisis what their problem so many problems actually and they need money and if i am investment in the country sanction it won't be impossible to achieve. overcome of the problem so if the e.u. on iran cannot implement their agreement then yes they have to go for another round of negotiation but let's talk about those efforts from the e.u. and iran because we know that european countri

for us that most of the fans had a positive mindset and mentioned a big push pull to teach this in bonn. and that team appeared to as well the hosts put black back under pressure from the start attempt it seemed to me that the real clearly stop to lewis holtby shot himself. at there and hunt stepped up to combat the penalty and hamburg their heads and at least have a chance of staying up. hamburg even having a chance is largely thanks to coach christian tits whose brief new life into the side since he took over in mid march. many fans wonder what might have been if only he'd arrived sooner. come it's been a for sure you can debate that but he didn't come sooner and we messed up and. yeah it's. complex time in the top flight but literally rubbing out my thanks to glad that you still had their eye on you break the lead finish your sit down with the twenty eight minutes and i said. i called time the away fans cheekily displayed their own clock counting down to the butts relegation the hosts stayed everything in the second half to restore the elite. i. even with that news coming in from lov

at the opening of a major retrospective in bonn she's in no mood for nostalgia every time i look backto my art and my work at the best is so tired because it makes it so all this is why i never look in the back i always look at the future of the right now the present. at seventy one abramovich defines arrange what is their secret and they were drinking my life i don't take drugs i love chocolate what i do exercise every day and you know when you work with the body he'll have to be condition if you. continue to comb your hair until her scalp bleeds her body is very media she challenges the conception that art must be beautiful abramovitch transcends perceived limits of body and mind confronting her fears and transforming her pain into art but. i really think the fear is possible to overcome by confronting it that's the main place to confront if you don't go away from it because otherwise there always be. early in her career in one nine hundred seventy four she surrendered completely to her audience for six hours she invited the public to take any of seventy two items laid out on a tabl

thousand people from more than sixty countries now work for daughter bella from the german cities of bonn and berlin to slaughter from them and across the world. as d.w. expands further it holds fast to the values of democracy it was built on covering the stories that matter most and championing free and fair reporting into the future. and our chief political editor spoke to the w.'s director general peter limber about the w.'s changing mission. so missile in bulk when dots about a d w was founded in one nine hundred fifty three sixty five years ago it was a very different world from today how has changed. i think we once were the voice for the germans abroad we are here for informing people around the world and this means that we stand for freedom of press we stand for freedom of speech and the most important thing is to bring information to those who don't have access to information in the proper own countries now press freedom is increasingly coming under pressure once again particular also in europe why is that the case. i think there are many reasons probably also that autocrats have

a low and welcome to focus on europe coming to you from our studios in bonn my name's brian thomas and we begin this week in spain where police on the country's southern maritime border say they're stretched to the limit in their escalating battle with drug traffickers now outfitted with high speed deniz cartel smugglers race across the mediterranean from morocco to spain with tons of hashish that finds its way to buyers across europe it is a frustrating race where police who often find themselves outclassed by newer and faster boats well the smugglers have made the spanish city of linea tillich inception own their home port located just across the strait of gibraltar it is a place increasingly plagued by violence and corruption members of its police force have been attacked by crowds while seizing drugs one officer was run over and killed while chasing a smuggler and most recently masked men freed a suspected trafficker from a hospital while he was under police guard our first report features a local policeman who's speaking out anonymously about a city living in fear. the african coa

thousand people from more than sixty countries now work for door to bella from the german cities of bonn and berlin to go from there and across the world. as d.w. expands further it holds fast to the values of democracy it was built on covering the stories that matter most and championing free and fair reporting into the future. and we have our director general peter limbaugh with us in our studios to help us mark sixty five years of daughter bella thank you for joining us i guess a happy birthday is in order for d.w. and when we were founded in one nine hundred fifty three the german president at the time had these words to say is dedicated to quote the beloved compatriots all over the world the world and the w. are very different places now what is the mandate today. where we came from the voice for the germans brought and today we. network which has to inform people around the world no matter what language they speak so i think this has changed in the recent years and we are more dedicated to towards the world to towards other cultures towards people who speak other languages we broad

at nineteen cameras began studying law in bonn a year later he moved to berlin. berlin is also where marx first became interested in philosophy which eventually became his focus. marks a systematic study of hitler's doctrine of dialectics would become the cornerstone of his future ideas and work. as marx would later argue industrialization gave rise to a new economic system capitalism and a new class of people the proletariat this new proletariat he believed would inevitably cast off the yoke of capitalist oppression and give rise to a new social order. but this revolution was a long time coming it did not take place until long after marxist death and it happened where marx least expected it in backward russia with vladimir lenin the communist revolutionary at its head. leaning by as i'd seen in all that had for decades associated with a group of left wing politicians the second international they all believed that if they educated workers about their true situation workers would all refused to go to war against one another as instead the international probably t

so dotgov is a company that's bonn capitol hill for -- been on capitol hill for a long time. it's the first private company that had servers behind the house firewall, and we've been steeped in all of the security and requirements, and we still build and host web sites for members of congress and committees and that sort of thing as well. so we're, we're well-versed in all of the security requirements. >> host: what's your background? >> guest: so it's sort of a hybrid of technology and politics. i grew up, i'm the third generation in my family to work on capitol hill, and i worked with the hill and have been involved in politics. i've also been involved on the political side, the american medical association for a while, and i, you know, i just, i just enjoy it. so i'm back up here. >> host: and with the web site once again? >> guest: dotgov.com. >> host: john leary, thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> we're going to start on the pitches. once again, these were submitted by you all, those of you that were at rcp a week ago, you saw the e-mail asking for ideas on this. we were

i remind him of gary bonn.e players that have aspired to be in major-league baseball. what is the best peace of advice you gave him. don't be scared. whatever fears you have, face them. do not run from fears. i want to have fun. one to be a kid. he will be a man soon enough. he will have responsibilities and bills and stuff like the rest of us do. you enjoy this time in your life. >> reporter: darren is doing just at that. as his role model and hero looks on. >> i love them. he is one-of-a-kind in a lot of different ways. he is the best daddy anybody could ask for. >> that's a great story. i like to switch gears. meteorologist rosemary orozco is here. >> a lot of cloud cover and a little sultry for many. and now look, a beautiful view there. this guys begin to clear just a little bit. some of the most blue sky we have seen in a couple of days. a lot of people wonder, when is the sun going to come out? it is on the way. just in time for the holiday weekend. 53 degrees in santa rosa right now and we have 58 at sa

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studios in bonn or welcome to you why do germans trust russia more than the united states. well i would put the question the other way around why do more germans mistrust the u.s. and russia because a trust percentage of thirty percent for russia and twenty for the u.s. is not a sign of trust yeah but they are more germans in the east of germany which has had a lot of cultural connections with the soviet union the eck soviet union and so the ok russia in the eastern part of germany is considerably higher than it is in the west and that's why the ok for russia is higher than for the us and the women in germany seem to distrust the u.s. maybe the you us president even more than the rest of the population ok let's look at the trust body part of germany's closest ally france to people believe that franco franco german relations are getting stronger. a yes well that's always has been a very special relation between germany and france of course everybody is happy that we have mr mccraw now they trust quite a lot in him but on the other hand we should never forget that germany is

country is heading to a really bad path fred novotny from deed of use africa desk joining us from bonn following the story for us today thanks very much for. your come is to care about the next one of the world's most remote nations situated in the central pacific ocean the archipelago faces a range of challenges climate change is threatening the low lying islands poverty there is widespread that's forcing many of the island's young people to seek work with international ships that fish and care about these waters the training is long and hard and the work often takes some far away from all the know and early morning drill. it's the first roll call in the marine trade center school for sailors on beatty oh island at six am before breakfast the bosses have ordered thirty minutes of exercise will not. be empty see has been around for more than half a century co-founded by a german shipping company how boards are. that we have a. i'm in training here because i'd like to work on the high seas one. i want to and money to support my family. i'm interested in japan to see what it's like there

organizations have recently come under attack by gary and prime minister viktor orban and his government or bonn accuses soros and his organizations of encouraging mass migration to hungary yet has provided no evidence of that orbán wants to place legal restrictions on the work of non-governmental organizations in june well let's get more on the story now with the chief political editor michelle the coos nor she's been following this story for us time as i left so was this really because of a hostile and guy environment that the government has created for the source foundation that it no longer could work from hungary well. that's certainly what the source foundation is saying there's a new law that they call the anti soros law that comes most likely comes into force this summer which would mean that some twenty five percent of money that the foundation receives from other countries would be taken by the states now there actually is a very european union opinion on this also the venice commission which pretty much has the high ground on these and how long for the international such regulations a

off pictures of himself with the crowned prince and the crowned prips of saudi arabia to convey his bonn representative. and the other gentleman. an israel technology specialist. laying out the possibility of doing an online social media campaign with fake pages for the trump campaign flt he was in the an american citizen. he was israelly. that would be illegal if that help were given or accepted by the trump campaign. we don't know what happened. but as i say, it was a beginning o of a long relationship. >> fascinating. appreciate it. thank you. >> pleasure. >> coming up the president demands an investigation of the people investigating him. the justice department is doing about it plus the latest reaction from the white house and capitol hill. the latest from hawaii. lava is oozing into the ocean producing a dangerous mix of lava and haze. new explosions could happen any time. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, .

thousand people from more than sixty countries now work for door to bella from the german cities of bonn and berlin to go from there and across the world. as d.w. expands further it holds fast to the values of democracy it was built on covering the stories that matter most and championing free and fair reporting into the future. and our chief political editor mahela spoke with g.w.'s director general peter lever. so missile invoked when dot civility w was founded in one nine hundred fifty three sixty five years ago it was a very different world from today how has changed. i think we once were the voice for the germans abroad we are here for informing people around the world and this means that we stand for freedom of press we stand for freedom of speech and the most important thing is to bring information to those who don't have access to information in the proper own countries now press freedom is increasingly coming under pressure once again particular also in europe why is that the case. i think there are many reasons probably also that autocrats rediscovered the power of media and th

flight to go on holiday and you turn up flight to go on holiday and you turn up to that carnival of bonnget the latest from fans who have made it to kiev with hugh woozencroft. hugh? the sun is shining, as well. yes, good morning. it's very much warming up good morning. it's very much warming up here in terms of the temperature but also the atmosphere because a huge number of fans are coming in to kiev today. we've been here for the last few days. we haven't seen many fans. we are expecting around 100,000 fans here over the weekend for the game, but at least 40% of those will be coming in via those late flights, coaches, trains, and driving in from all over the world and europe. just to see a glimpse of that much later on and to be a part of that atmosphere. it should be a mouthwatering clash between real madrid and liverpool. in terms of confidence, the liverpool boss jurgen klopp thinks real madrid will be very confident, they are going for a third straight title. it would be their fourth for a third straight title. it would be theirfourth in for a third straight title. it would be the

third, the bonn summit, which involved the g7 countries with gem any, france, so forth, bob putnam at harvard, the single most successful g7 summit ever. it will, resulted in the deregulation of our crude oil in return for their agreeing to stimulate their economies with tax cuts and finishing the tokyo round. i have to finish one humorous story. bob was there. paul isax here for five years, straus, with carter's backing broke the back of it. and at the g7 summit straus, who was not one to hide his backpacking on himself, was bragging about it. desststang thought he had role ity, straus said, famous pitcher, dizzy dean once said, if you done it, it ain't bragging. sogh gestard, called over the military aide, only one in the room, who is this dizzy dean? every one is going around. jim callahan, everybody should know dizzy dean was a pitcher for the st. louis cardinals in 1934. and straus is right, if you've done it, you ain't bragging. >> that's good. anymore comments on nato? >> carter took the alliance seriously at a time when the soviet union was ramping up its opposition to america

and then following that was the chief of station, in bonn. as east and west germany were uniting. so someone with a very deep and rich experience on the operational side of the cia's works, and someone who has actually received not only the highest cia medal, but also several others for his distinguished service there, so we will turn to him. and thank you so much for coming. bank -- thank you for inviting me. it's an honor to be here. and i will cut it pretty quickly to keep this thing moving. peter is right. about putin and his view of history and the russians in general, and how they actually know their history. and what they think about it, so -- what they think about it. for us americans, now that i'm coming from texas, shurely it is -- surely the truth. most americans learn history from a football coach. but what i would do is to walk you through a little bit of the operation history at the end of the soviet union from my perspective. first is deputy chief, and the -- first as deputy chief, in the soviet division there, and the afghan adventure that was had. and then sitting

i can tell you that we have 3.8 million miles in bonn -- montana lester. -- last year. sec. neilsen: the plan is to work with you all to try to relook over all of the grant programs. people are embedded in the state program, etc. we at dhs believe that money spent at the front end to help the kennedys become more resilient to all hackers is the way to not only best to protect them, but the best use of limited resources. to talk to you about how we can help do that. >> that would be great and we need to do that. we talk about audits and provisional ballots and physical attacks. i want to talk about the voting machines. whose responsibility it is to make the determination because we had this does classified briefing a while back and talked about what happened in the 2016 election. it is disconcerting. whose responsibility is it to make sure the states are doing k -- arey supposed to do supposed to do to make sure these are secur? quite frankly, the democracy that risk. can you tell me who's responsible the it is to make sure these voting machines are trail, givepaper credit or