well today as you already mentioned the refugee issue again is topic in the bundestag on refugees time reunification of refugees this is an issue bare the the fields this is our home turf they have they have a great strong strong stance against migration against refugees and so it's quite certain that they want to make a point here today of the debate right now is going on the speaker because unbuilt has just gone. just started his speech and he strongly opposes these reunification of family of refugee families saying that families of the refugees should be reunited in other countries but not in germany ok we're getting some live pictures right now in the chambers there again understocked report how is the. change the culture of debate in the bundesliga it's been there for three months. well guess what we cannot say that the a of d. has been very noticeable so far at least not from the content and the input they have brought in by speeches or by parliamentary notions but to be fair this is quite normal for a party which is rather fresh in parliament what is quite striking to me is the

can seem like an eternity when you're twenty two or it was pure chance that i was elected to the bundestag. i just decided to run in my own electoral district where the s.p.d. had never won before i wanted to show that there were still young people engaged in shaping democracy but i never would have expected to get elected. for years you were the financial expert and now as right hand man the current faction leader under the analysis you have all these other topics as well is this huge responsibility intimidating. i certainly respected yes but i'm not intimidated and i've known my colleagues for many years i might still be one of the youngest but within the faction i've served longer than most. a big part of organizing a party is faction is to have a sense for how your colleagues think and feel and to be able to inspire them to go along in decisions and prepare them for it. so they still considering that yes i respect that very much. respect for him there are topics i'm not very well versed in yet such as domestic and foreign policies but i'm working on it. the s.p.d. wants to reinvent its

it was busy in the bundestag shortly after the incident peter described the german lawmakers debated a motion from the f.t. to islamic face coverings the book. is the oath for the manifestation of islamic culture the tourists or women being veiled would be a fateful sign that our constitutional state is falling back under the cultural colonization of radical islam our fundamental values i adhere to people who are free and equal before covering as a signal that there isn't a will to participate in our open society even colleague and. dear colleagues a wolf in sheep's clothing sits in our bundestag this proposal isn't motivated by the stated reasons but rather as the applicant has already claimed to the press before we had it on our desks and how we've just been confirmed to be as a measure against the culture recall an ice age as the often quoted if your proposal is successful the women who are up until now forced by their families and husbands only to leave the house while fully covered what in the future no longer be able to leave the house at all therefore you're not helping these

our club back hosted leipsic in the bundestag on saturday with both teams in the race for a top forest and with its champions league qualification i've said have picked up just one when from their last seven games but an unbeaten record against gladbach or did well for a change of fortune. the bulls had it in state game thinking that their rights had to come to an end and from the get go they charged a glove box defense bruma testing the foal's reserve keeper to be a simple early on. both sides game plan was to slowly break down the opposition but neither team showed much creativity as the injured rafael looked on from the stands. up with the pats aside as the second half began and they created their best chance of the day but putting cameron and lost in to couldn't convert. taking fire to his team on from the sideline but it was leipzig you grab the game by its horns creating chances and putting the hosts under pressure. said paul was the only man on the pitch that could keep the bulls at bay. pozen who wasn't best pleased and brought some new firepower in the form of on loan signing.

skyrocketing since twenty teams faster than anyone's ever seen everybody's talking about it the bundestag has said they're going to put they have r. and b. and their reserves and it's going to be strategic currency they only hold one percent today renminbi of their reserves so imagine the pricing pressure on r. and b. as all the world's central banks turkey and r. and b. so i got to cut her off there call thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks max well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a mask as our states herbert well i thank our guest dan collins of the china money report the smartest guy over there the operators on twitter it's kaiser reports next time. and it's getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos built to miss it if you like it is these are the only complicity is going to study all media to. the only palestinians who gets the most hopeful it's to restore the counterparts i don't think it is of those who are under the vision to know who could do this. and the earth is all of us that it's go

by the chancellor is this the new normal of german politics it was a very heated session in the bundestag on thursday morning here in berlin. merkel was outlining how she see some of the challenges facing germany and europe and what needed to be done on that but it was really the performance from the political new kids on the block alternative to germany well certainly true a lot of the attention first off we heard from alice vidler who's one of their co-leaders she said that the e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know countries want to decide for themsel

yes would you have preferred that no i wouldn't have i made a conscious decision to enter the bundestag and it's an exhausting job but also the challenge is exciting and different every day it's a big responsibility and a big honor. and it's never boring i think that's the best way to describe one's job. come come on well that certainly applies to the s.p.d. in recent times. i'd like to ask you to complete the sentences politics especially when you're the parliamentary director of your party's faction is never just a nine to five job. what i want most for my children is. to manage to be able to give them the time they need on the weekends if not occasionally during the week. when i go fishing i'm particularly good at switching off when i fish by time left in peace and war. fish for the s.p.d. to land more votes i want to. very clever historic spread ability i think that's the key and i think many people have lost their faith in the s.p.d. . that's done for this my pleasure. this week like. designing. fashion. a german slacklining takes us to the alps. maybe just a stroll through the str

host at leipsic in the bundestag on saturday with both teams in the race for a top four spot and with this champions league qualification leipsic has picked up just one way in from their last seven one of the games but an unbeaten record

by the chancellor is this the new normal of german politics it was a very heated session in the bundestag on thursday morning here in berlin angela merkel was outlining how she see some of the challenges facing germany and europe and what needed to be done on that but it was really the performance from the political new kids on the block alternative to germany well certainly true a lot of the attention first off we heard from alice vidler who's one of their co-leaders she said that the e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees. countries want to decide for themselve

by the chancellor is this the new normal of german politics it was a very heated session in the bundestag on thursday morning here in berlin angela merkel was outlining how she see some of the challenges facing germany and europe and what needed to be done on that but it was really the performance from the political new kids on the block alternative to germany well certainly true a lot of the attention first off we heard from alice vidler who's one of their co-leaders she said that the e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know countries want to decide for t

by the chancellor is this the new normal of german politics it was a very heated session in the bundestag on thursday morning here in berlin. merkel was outlining how she see some of the challenges facing germany and europe and what needed to be done on that but it was really the performance from the political new kids on the block alternative to germany well certainly true a lot of the attention first off we heard from alice vidler who's one of their co-leaders she said that the e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know countries want to decide for themsel

bundestag began, which they didn't have for a long time. -- again.lows in the europe are, i guess, the nationalfront in france, the austrian freedom party, yet builders party in the netherlands. many people in your country and across the continent are extraordinarily worried about the power and influence you can now wield. actually, we are late comers. in germany, it is very late that germany has come up with a central right new party sticking to the values and virtues that were normal in europe up until the 1990s and thousands. you are not centre-right, you are far right. i have listed your bedfellows, they are all far right, many people would say extremist parties. i would have to look into each and every one of them, it is completely different from marine le pen and from the austrian right, that is properly going too find our. in what way are you completely different? -- now. in my personal opinion, i haven't changed my political opinion in 20, 30, 40 changed my political opinion in 20, 30, a0 years at all. i stick to a world where the natural sta

political correspondent linda crane is standing by inside the bundestag she has been following these talks over the past week melinda you were in the room when they were addressing their press that they mean what they said or were they putting on a brave face. i think that they did certainly not everything that was agreed upon is something that the chancellor for example greets with joy and that was evident for example when she talked about the loss of the finance ministry which will now be held by the social democrats but on the whole i think she meant it when she said that she feels that this coalition agreement strikes the right balance between security and fairness for german citizens on the whether hand one hand and economic dynamism on the other and of course the former. two goals security and fairness those would typically be social democratic goals and indeed this coalition agreement does bear the imprint of social democratic concerns but you know what those concerns are not alien to this chancellor she is often criticised of having taken her conservative party in an increasi

by the chancellor is this the new normal of german politics it was a very heated session in the bundestag on thursday morning here in berlin angela merkel was outlining how she see some of the challenges facing germany and europe and what needed to be done on that but it was really the performance from the political new kids on the block alternative to germany well certainly true a lot of the attention first off we heard from alice vidler who's one of their co-leaders she said that the e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know countries want to decide for t

dear colleagues a wolf in sheep's clothing sits in our bundestag this proposal isn't motivated by the stated reasons but rather as the applicant has already claimed to the press before we had it on our desks and how we've just been confirmed to be as a measure against the culture of color and ice age as is the often quoted if your proposal is successful the women who are up until now forced by their families and husbands only to leave the house while fully covered what in the future no longer be able to leave the house at all therefore you're not helping these women rather you're robbing them of the last morsel of freedom and participation in our society . is evil and the other way it is true when you don't want to hear these arguments because they come from the wrong facts you're aware i no longer belong to them but the need for action in this matter is still as it was before you believe you and why i put out to god about the religious freedom belongs to germany other politicize this not and we are going to turn against this and average where this politicized islam attempts to restri

journalists from the organization the vets have been celebrating the release of their colleagues a bundestag reporter younes linda tweeting this picture of dennis i'm afraid i think we'll probably go to our correspondents on this story dorian jones is standing by in istanbul and nina is at our parliamentary studios starting with you nina first tell us more about what is known about dennis you chills impending release well first of all armories are think it's important to remind everybody why this case is so important for the german turkish relations and then this huge shell had become something like the face of everything that the german government considered wrong in the current turkish system and so the german government whenever they talked about who they say was imprisoned for political reasons and the german government criticized that he was in prison without a formal charge they also meant the other five german citizens who are in jail who the german government say are in jail for political reasons what we do know is that about an hour and a bit ago. so dennis who tells employer tweete

dear colleagues a wolf in sheep's clothing sits in our bundestag this proposal isn't motivated by the stated reasons but rather as the applicant has already claimed to the press before we had it on our desks and how it's just been confirmed to be that as a measure it against the culture of call an ice age as the often quoted if your proposal is successful the women who are up until now forced by their families and husbands may only to leave the house while fully covered what in the future it's no longer be able to leave the house at all therefore you're not helping these women rather you're robbing them of the last morsel of freedom and participation in our society it could be seen as evil and yeah the idea is true and you don't want to hear these arguments because they come from the wrong in your eye where i no longer belong to them but a need for action in this matter is still as it was before the billy goat until i got to god about their religious freedom belongs in germany the other politicized there's not one and we're going to turn against this and we have a right where this pol

dear colleagues a wolf in sheep's clothing sits in our bundestag this proposal isn't motivated by the stated reasons but rather as the applicant has already claimed to the press before we had it on our desks and how it's just been confirmed to be as a measure against the culture of color and ice age as is the often quoted if your proposal is successful the women who are up until now forced by their families and husbands only to leave the house while fully covered what in the future no longer be able to leave the house at all therefore you're not helping these women rather you're robbing them of the last morsel of freedom and participation in our society . is evil and the other way it is true when you don't want to hear these arguments because they come from the wrong facts you're aware i no longer belong to them but the need for action in this matter is still as it was before the value until i got to go about their religious freedom belongs to germany to politicize this not and we're going to turn against this and average work where this politicized islam attempts to restrict our way

dear colleagues a wolf in sheep's clothing sits in our bundestag this proposal isn't motivated by the stated reasons but rather as the applicant has already claimed to the press before we had it on our desks and how it's just been confirmed to be as a measure against the culture of call an ice age as the often quoted if your proposal is successful the women who are up until now forced by their families and husbands only to leave the house while fully covered what in the future no longer be able to leave the house at all therefore you're not helping these women rather you're robbing them of the last morsel of freedom and participation in our society . is evil and the other way it is true when you don't want to hear these arguments because they come from the wrong faction you're aware i no longer belong to them but a need for action in this matter is still as it was before the value until i got to go about it religious freedom belongs in germany by the politicized there's not going to turn against this and average where this politicized islam attempts to restrict our way of life because

dear colleagues a wolf in sheep's clothing sits in our bundestag this proposal isn't motivated by the stated reasons but rather as the applicant has already claimed to the press before we had it on our desks and how it's just been confirmed to be as a measure against the culture of color and i say. this is the often quoted if your proposal is successful the women who are up until now forced by their families and husbands only to leave the house while fully covered what in the future no longer be able to leave the house at all therefore you're not helping these women rather you're robbing them of the last morsel of freedom and participation in our society . is evil and the other way to be sure when you don't want to hear these arguments because they come from the wrong faction you're aware i no longer belong to them but a need for action in this matter is still as it was before do you believe you and like i got to go about their religious freedom belongs in germany by the politicized does not and we are going to turn against this and everywhere where this politicize islam attempts to r

reporter: it was a deliberate move to invite many young people to the bundestag special session.h anita lasker wallfisch and will think shovel -- wolfgang schaeuble stressed the importance of learning about history, asking what they would do in such a situation. wolfgang: this question clarifies what a society needs to secure its freedom -- a solid stance against any form of exclusion before it is too late. reporter: schaub will -- he said he deplores that jews in germany counter anti-semitism today. wolfgang: when anti-semitic slogans are heard on german streets and israeli flags are burned here, as was recently the case, that is not acceptable in any form. reporter: students from around the country were also resin. some of them say schools do not teach this chapter of german history in enough depth. student: we don't learn that much about the holocaust in history class. if we were not so interested in it, we would not be here right now. unfortunately, our classmates are not that engaged, which i think is sad, because it is such an important subject. reporter: another student sa

committee that controls the secret service provider vald for us following that debate today in the bundestag thanks very much rupert you know what we have the sports news now and thirty nine russian athletes have successfully overturned a lifetime a limp expands for doping offenses now the court of arbitration for sport an older sanctions originally had it down by the international olympic committee twenty eight russian athletes had their bans completely revoked and have been cleared to compete in the winter games which start next week in south korea eleven others received a deuced ban and will be able to compete after the games in south korea. let's get your mind now of our top stories at this hour the f.b.i. has condemned white house plans to release a classified memo on the russia election investigation law enforcement agency says it has grave concerns about the accuracy of that document which republicans say reveals surveillance abuses by the f.b.i. and by the justice department. and froze up or have spun forces in yemen have surrounded the presidential palace in the southern port city o

it was not my decision, it was the decision of others, the elder council of the bundestag.ed, not even the lefts and the greens themselves, nobody disagreed, it was only at the election proper, the initial meeting of that committee that it was disputed for whatever reasons. this is the first time it has happened in 60 years in german history, same for me. for no reason at all. we have seen former nazis in the 1950s heading those parties, we have seen former communists from the sed party in the 1990s. nobody was ever disputed and some people who got a few calls in regional parliaments and even me, who did nothing at all basically, were disputed just because we were afd members. this is the treatment the afd is receiving all the time. let me put it this way, do you acknowledge that the party is going to have to change and part of that change is going to be different style, tone and language and maybe some members of the party who were senior figures in the past will not be in the future? yes, i will agree there. but that is normal with every party. we have to become more prof

chancellor of the new normal in german politics it's been a busy day on thursday already in the bundestag it was a session that was taking place to talk about the issues facing germany and its role within the european union ahead of the european council meeting it's going to be taking place angler merkel started off by saying that there was a need for greater security. union between e.u. nations also about what to do with the parliamentary seats that britain has post break that it was really. the speeches from opposition to angola merkel got the passions rising first off we heard from christian linna from the free democratic party now you remember he had wanted to try and go into a coalition with angela merkel walked out of those talks and as one of the reasons we still don't really have a government right now in germany he said that we can't in germany just follow france but we also can't follow the nationalists in what he meant by that was the policies being put forward by the alternative for germany party they're the new kids on the block. they've been making gains in the polls as it d

some lines coming through from angela merkel in the bundestag.is no one-way street for the e.u. ♪ manus: 30 minutes into your trade day. your headlines. the fed feels confident u.s. central bankers sent a strong message about growth. the auction armageddon is , offering investors the best yielding years. berkeley shares surge as just saly boosts the bank's dividends and says buybacks are on the table. cash-rich anglo american. dividends for the the first time since 2015. a very good morning, and welcome to "bloomberg markets european open." ims cranny and we are live bloomberg's headquarters in london. let's see how things are shaping up. this is the state of play on your runners and riders. you have a nice upgrade coming through for them. on the upside, up 16%. the upgrade comes from seb equities. barclays up. jes staley talking about a share buyback, dividend. that was not as bad as the rest of the peers. how do you survive in a world that is changing? the fight for investment banking. have a look at the downside. money supermarket is one of th

by the chancellor is this the new normal of german politics it was a very heated session in the bundestag on thursday morning here in berlin angela merkel was outlining how she see some of the challenges facing germany and europe and what needed to be done on that but it was really the performance from the political new kids on the block alternative to germany well certainly true a lot of the attention first off we heard from alice vidler who's one of their co-leaders she said that the e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know countries want to decide for t

greece's back on international markets today has already moved on to his new job as president of the bundestag and the next german finance minister could well be this man he's a pro-business centrist all of charlotte's for his from the social democrat coalition partners and could soften the harsh face of austerity. and business executives will struggle to convince schultz to adopt a new corporate tax cuts modeled on those passed in the united states which have triggered a flood of investment the last corporate tax overhaul here was a decade ago the association of german chambers of commerce and industry praises the coalition pact for investing in digital education and broadband but there's criticism from other groups that nothing much is going to change under another grand coalition we spoke to tito boatmen of germany's engineering association the v.d.m. a he was certainly rather lukewarm about the coalition's tax plans. there is no increase of income tax only very very little to reduce taxes in germany for the time being small things like what we call in germany. are going down but not for ev

political heavyweights you've publicly argued with foreign minister in the leader of the greens in the bundestag getting a cart and even with a left party idol great dog easier what gives you that courage. that when if well i'm from a working class background i was born and grew up in a socially deprived neighborhood the book lowest of the low by investigative journalist going to evolve off people might remember it basically tells the story of my life because i grew up on that exact. book house and it features prominently in the book and it was a pretty rough neighborhood i guess you'd call it today. you have to assert yourself and growing up with five siblings i also had to learn to assert myself in school and in the neighborhood so i don't mince words and i fear nothing and i think it's part and parcel of politics to be fearless and brave. last month. when i lived in your parents immigrated to germany from turkey your mother is kurdish does that mean you have three different identities. what well i'm often called a turk mostly by neo nazis telling me to go home by which they mean turkey will s

the bundestag vote appears to address the largest obstacle preventing a new coalition government being formed but the debate over the use of quotas to regulate refugee numbers is far from over here brendan al-jazeera telling the head of the french daily giant like tullus has admitted that it may have been producing salmonella tainted baby milk since two thousand and five more than twelve million baby milk products were recalled last month after it was revealed the thirty eight babies have been contaminated by formula produced at the lect tell us factory in western france the company's chief executive has told a french newspaper the same strain found when ella was responsible for another outbreak in two thousand and five and the fact she may have been the source well this week's flooding in northern france has caused massive destruction with one hundred fifty people evacuated from one town in normandy and metro stations closed across paris but it's not been bad news for everybody the these two paris teenagers have been taking advantage of the flooded streets to indulge their hobby of wa

back this evening by munich and take on of turkey in the allianz arena buyers have dominated the bundestag of the season and they're aiming on using that momentum to rack up a vital win over the turkish champions. the icy weather three munich couldn't keep by munich health a training pitch. a thirty match winning streak in all competitions has the german champions brimming with confidence box coach and his squad resting on their laurels they're predicting a tough test. but. you will will see that they can really play. but it comes as no surprise to me that. they group and won three games with one yeah i just hope that we can put in a top performance so we can lay the foundations for the return leg. the three of us will be. a packed stadium is expected at the allianz arena for the game this despite busy banging their supporters from attending the match by defender is convinced there will be plenty of turkish friends in the stadium to voice their support. so i organized two tickets for a couple of friends there are many turkish people living in germany and they follow turkish football they'l

host at leipsic in the bundestag on saturday with both teams in the race for a top four spot and with this champions league qualification leipsic has picked up just one way in from their last seven one of the games but an unbeaten record against glad did well for a change in fortune. the bulls headed into the game thinking that their rights had to come to an end and from the get go they charged a glovebox defense broom a test team of those reserves. he put so be a simple early on. both sides game plan was to slowly break down the opposition but neither team showed much creativity as the injured rafael looked on from the stands. up but with the better side is the second half began and they created their best chance of the day but putting cameron and lost into couldn't convert. picking fun his team on from the sideline but it was lives if you grab the game by its horns creating chances and putting the hosts on the pressure. cipel was the only man on the pitch that could keep the bulls at bay. who wasn't best pleased and brought a new firepower in the form of on loan signing look man the

relief after having spent most of last night here but in fact the politicians have moved over to the bundestag where they are now presenting their results to their party groups and i think they won't quite yet be breathing a sigh of relief because there may be some tough discussion in some of those parliamentary groups particularly in regard to the division of ministries the c.d.u. having lost some key ministries and the social democrats and the christian social union having gained but on the whole undoubtedly the politicians are relieved as well they went into more than the overtime they had allotted themselves and they were looking very weary indeed earlier all right now in a long awaited breakthrough and give us the broad strokes what do we know about this agreement. the agreement is intitled a new start for europe a new dynamic and new cohesion for germany and so one of the central questions to raise obviously would be does it live up to that rather grand title and i think the answer is in many respects it does do the job that it sets out to do as described by that title if you look at the

and not only the world is waiting for germany to get its act together closer to home in germany's bundestag the parliament is also eager to discuss the upcoming legislative agenda. all right and for more let's go to our chief political correspondent linda crane who is outside the city you headquarters here in berlin melinda behind you the talks are still underway it's starting to feel like groundhog day but i'm going to ask the same question like i asked you yesterday is the end in sight. the end absolutely is in sight we are hearing from members of the negotiating teams that in fact this is make or break day the parties had given themselves essentially to buffer days two days of overtime and today is day two but we're also hearing it could go along today it could go deep into the night at the moment they're still negotiating with their smaller advance team. if they make substantial headway they will then call in the larger team that is a ninety member team that essentially then puts the dots on the i's and it's seal on the fine print that team that larger team was supposed to be on standby

that was chancellor merkel speaking to the german parliament of the dire situation in syria of the bundestag is you to debate the crisis later today hundreds of civilians have been killed in syria's eastern guta a rebel enclave that pro-government forces have been relentlessly shelling and bombing for days the region has been under siege for years the u.n. security council is due to vote on a humanitarian ceasefire for syria later today joining me now from our parliamentary studios is stefan leavis is a member of the winds talk to the left party and a member of the parliament foreign relations committee welcome to you mr the mr chancellor merkel has taken a very strong line on syria describing what's happening in eastern guta as a massacre what's your response to a statement. i think she was totally right in blaming the assad regime and the russian and ukrainian supporters for this terrible situation but she forgot to mention another part of this war our nato partners turkey is in waiting syria and fighting need to allies recorders. and i think this is a thing she totally forgot to mention a

if and when they do, afd could become the main party of opposition in the bundestag.nced that he's converted to islam. gabriel gatehouse went to meet him. this is a journey into the world of identity politics. we're off to meet a man who's just taken a pretty big decision. i had a vision. a man who's crossed the line. i have understood i will be muslim. it's six o'clock in the morning. he's already texting me saying, "i'm ready, waiting for you." not really sure what to expect. arthur. wonderful, good morning, gentlemen. hi, how are you? a pleasure to see the bbc. i'm fine, thank you. very nice to meet you. very interesting now. indeed! you're going to tell us all about it. arthur wagner was born in the soviet union. an ethnic german, he moved to the country of his ancestors after the collapse of communism and settled in this quiet berlin suburb. you see, i do not eat schwein, pig fleisch nine months. we meet him the day after he's announced to the world that he's converted to islam. i do not know how they are happy with me, my children. my daughter is very, very cons

to sports now and then football bundestag aside vosper travel to bremen on sunday both teams were desperate to avoid being dragged deeper into the relegation fight but it was the home side that managed to pull off an important win . max cruz and his brain teammates rendered a two goal lead in midweek such slip ups must be avoided if they want to stay on as an laver couzin they got off to a flier against will school back in the news of a cheese crepes corner powered home by need vic augustin sent. the hosts looked out for the fight even when they were clearly punching about their weight. but sometimes football's as much about beauty as it is brute force mariam heights was transferred that. his stunning doubling braman sleet it was no more than a disaster the first half dominance i feel school coach martin schmidt would have settled for any kind of goal at this point he sighed got one after this saw found in the box. even then it wasn't pretty as captain paul was a hog needed two attempts to school. the frame and weren't going to repeat she's days mistake and counter to good effect to see all

ungrammatical he is currently the mayor of hamburg he has been a member or he was a member of the bundestag for several years since ninety eight and he is critical of martin shows so that would be interesting to watch whether or not these dealings when it comes to finance policies would actually change with all our shorts in this position they would have changed probably with martin shows as finance minister or with all our shows he's more understanding of that and the other one we said was the labor ministry also important for the sort of the democrats traditionally the party of the unions and you know what was the alternative here for saying that chance americal had to make some very painful concessions we heard him say that time and again over the course of the morning what was the alternative that she had here well some people are already defending this deal saying we all know that it's not our first of it's not the desired solution but it was something where we had to also risk a sense of responsibility specially after the other parties didn't manage to strike a deal with until america

you form a government and because before you get new elections she has to go to the bundestag and face a vote three times before she can even have the procedure but if the result the options are rather limited there is a minority government there is forming a guy with other minorities which he tried and failed and the other option is fresh alexion he might be voted into office by a minority crawfish and that's a possibility of course also maybe other minority quotations in the german bonus track might also be an optional minority get. their thing on the long run we gonna have then you elections maybe next year maybe in two years and i think that's the s.p.d. has to really reform itself start over new as a really strong social democratic left wing party where the people know what the party really stands for and then we're gonna have a campaign that a totally different from the one last year i'm just wondering about this recruitment drive for getting people into the party just to vote against the coalition agreement are you not concerned that this kind of opens up the party to manipulati

skyrocketing since twenty eight teams faster than anyone's ever seen everybody's talking about it the bundestag has said they're going to put they have r. and b. in their reserves and it's going to be. currency they only hold one percent today renminbi of their reserves so imagine the pricing pressure on the r. and b. as all the world's central banks turkey and r. and b. so i think they've got to cut off their call thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks max well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a mask as our states herbert well i thank our guest dan collins of the china money report the smartest guy over there the operators on twitter it's kaiser reports and . there is now three hundred trillion dollars of a little wealth in the world today but i look at how much money we spend in the world the military. we're just talking about a few more billion. save the lives of people around the world in doing such a way that does it create dependency of it without much wealth in the united states that much will. the rest of the world is there an excusable for