the violate traill quire old diplomatic oil actually was a pawn passer bronson's release request push actually from the us side on turkish side saying that turkey's judiciary is independent however those last three months have been actually very very difficult for turkey because the turkish lira lost a lot of value against american dollar and it's lost actually more than more than double against american dollar but following bronson's release we show that with actually there was a softening in the by later relations but also two countries have been in touch about jamal g.'s investigation case and they have been sharing information through foreign ministries and intelligence agencies as well and they finally by literally the sanctions that have been imposed on two ministers on each side have been lifted which has been welcomed by the markets and also we have seen the fact on the turkish lira leader affirmed that this one point seven per cent against the u.s. dollar is the firmest strongest level in the last three months also another optimism was that despite the sanctions reimposing of

lost one nil away at their austrian sister club salzburg frederick gold bronson their goal score there in the sub in the fourth minute are you watching live from berlin for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will be back at the top of the hour with more news for to see if. can the flame war. and in the end this i mean you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers what alliances. what's your story. i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence in terms of take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. not a visitor not a guest you want to become a citizen. in so migrants your platform for reliable information. hi and welcome to a keno favorite edition on international stars from germany now it used to be when a german actor went to hollywood they had to make do playing the third nazi from the right but no longer german formers now are making a big without resorting to tired stereotypes are they show we're looking at seven international stars from germany

and charlie bronson had joined the show.as being a little -- >> jimmy: what year was this for charles bronson? >> '64, before he became - >> jimmy: "death wish." >> yes, before he became a big movie star. so i was 12 and i heard it was his birthday so i went out and i was thinking, what could i get him? so i think i got him a remote-controlled airplane. and i came to the set with it and i gave it to him and he just kind of looked at me and looked at the ground and then he walked away. [ laughter ] and i was like, okay. you know, and the crew was like, oh, kurt, don't worry, it's charlie. he's kind of, you know, don't worry about it. and then a few minutes later, assistant director said, charlie wants to see you in his room. so i knocked on the door and he opened the door and he looked at me and he just said -- he looked at me and he couldn't even really look at me. he said, nobody ever really got me a present before for my birthday. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> and i realized this was -- and he said, thanks. he closed the door and

bronson alcott was such a radical. he was a radical educator. he had schools to be considered progressive schools even today. he was a radical animal rights activist, not only beacon but he wouldn't wear wool because he thought it was a rightful property of the sheep. he was anpr abolitionist andal capone was a station on the underground railroad. so there's a ton to work with their to create my victorian idealists tried what you say that i think any afterward you say mr. tonko lost an apple crop because he wouldn't kill the worms that were eating the apples. >> guest: yes. he was a wonderful thinker and a great provider. >> host: is grace clement your creation? >> guest: she is a fictional creation but her voice is very much inspired by the voice of harriet jacobs wrote the narrative called incidents in the life of the slave girl written by herself. even i have given grace a very different situation and back story, the voice is very much harriet jacobs voice. >> host: did mr. marches ideals survived the civil war? >> guest: so that is the quest

fantastical creatures made of ice bronson life with video installations. for the last four weeks forty artists hammered chiseled and filed the ice sculptures in bruges. make a a fatal tough made a huge monster from this ice block and much faster than you may expect if you're a big stop to full body flight for example fired for big. reason all folded it takes much more dark. the artists reworked a total of five hundred tons of ice which had been previously produced over a period of three months in a nearby factory ice sculpting requires a high level of precision and care. for two years of very sharp work be the chainsaw is pretty dangerous so many. really dangerous ideas are useless so all of gaza have to fall on many many face. the further challenge is the temperature the artists have to work in the freezing hall where air temperatures are well below zero most of them are from russia or ukraine where your father saw the world you don't feel the cold because it's actually is not so bold the weather just minus their heads up a bit but still after two hours i

he gave pastor bronson back last weekend we appreciate that. we're doing well with turkey. long well with the president. mans a strong, tough and a friend of mine. whatever we will do, we will do -- whatever we can do, we will do. at this point, no. but? -- what? >> [indiscernible] >> we haven't even talked about it. we have a tremendous military force on the border, southern border. we have large numbers of people trying to get into our country. i must say the reason it has increased so much is because we are doing so well as opposed to the rest of the world. if you look at south of our border, not doing so well. regardless, we have millions of people in line to get into our country legally, and those people have preference, they have to have preference. they have been waiting a long time and have done it legally. we had a lot of things -- have a lot of things happening. we are not letting people into our country illegally, and we are not doing a release. we will do a catch, but not releases. they think they will be released into our country like the old years we the years

and so i have to tell the prime minister that i agree with the people of bronson were deeply unhappy which they believe does not represent the brexit they voted for. will see now, even at this late stage please think again and instead lead our country in a new direction cutting away the tentacles of the eu over our cherished island nation. a once and for all. i think the people across the country who voted to leave the european union voted to end the free movement. they voted to bring an end to this court of justice. with the jurisdiction. to stop sending sums of money to the europeans every year. will be able to do that. priorities like the national health service. but the european union remains a close trading partner to the united kingdom. we want to ensure that we continue to have a good trading relationship with the european union and we will be able to have an independent trade a policy that policy that enables us to make decisions for the rest of the world. my honorable friend is indeed up passionate champion of the united kingdom but he is also a passionate champion that the

pastor and drew bronson who was released this month and both leaders said that he would be trying to work together to set aside those differences and this case the killing. is going to serve as a test as to whether the u.s. and turkey would be able to come close or put more pressure on turkey or it could also drive a wedge between turkey and the united states of america the gentle the general sentiment among the political elite in turkey and the turkish people is that donald trump given the i guess the backdrop of the conflicting signals at best as you say he made along the few. weeks about this particular case the house of the case could be trying to pave the way for a political cover up for the saudi crown prince mohammed bin said that so when really interesting to see how saudi arabia how the u.s. and turkey will operate in terms of finding out more details about the case that i thank you very much indeed. norway has summoned the iranian ambassador over a suspected assassination plot of an iranian arab opposition figure in denmark. involved a norwegian citizen of iranian backgroun

lifting sanctions on each other's countries are for the release of an american pastor last month under bronson was jailed in turkey accused of being involved in the failed military coup in twenty sixteen years since return to the us . has more from ankara. there are actually two good news for turkey today one of them is lifting the sanctions over imposed over turkish ministers along with the u.s. ministers both sides by later lifted those sanctions plus turkey received a waiver on u.s. sanctions that are targeting iran which means that turkey is exempted from these sanctions as turkish petroleum is trading it with iran in terms of oil these are very good news and this was welcomed by the investors mostly and turkish leader which has been suffering for the last three months is now performing its strongest level against the u.s. dollar gaining one point seven percent at least it today of course these are not the only topics that that we can count as a positive development between washington and ancora we have been seeing that these two countries have been exchanging information over jamaal. case

sanctions that they've imposed on each other thais were strained over the american pastor andrew bronson who was accused of being involved in turkey's failed coup in twenty sixteen he was released last month but the u.s. is really imposing sanctions on iran that were lifted in the twenty fifty nuclear deal the measures will begin on monday the u.k. russia france china germany and the european union have all condemned the move eight countries will be allowed exemptions from sanctions should they do business with terror on a bus from a protest in pakistan have been called off after a deal between the government and conservative muslim groups they began on wednesday when the supreme court overturned the death sentence of a christian woman who's accused of insulting islam. eisel says that it was behind an attack that killed seven coptic christians in egypt gunmen fired at two buses on their way to a monastery near the city of media two hundred sixty kilometers south of cairo six of the dead were from the same family president sisi is promising to punish those responsible and trying because o