carsten: the french governor right now is one of the candidates.so think of the central bank governor. -- finnish central bank governor. maybe also a candidate for the presidency. guy: it will be interesting to see a compromise candidate. child forster recovery from the economic crisis. when you look at what is happening here in europe, what is your view of the situation? we have talked a lot about the dollar and what is happening in jackson hole, and how powell will set the story of. are we about to see the eurozone outperforming? this is one of the key questions the market is asking itself at the moment. we've seen the u.s. and europe your sense of is where we are in this journey? carsten: the eurozone is in the middle. we weretart of the year excited about the eurozone. then the sentiment went down and everyone went pessimistic. right now we are in the middle. look at the second quarter gdp growth. look at the pmi's yesterday. we are on middle ground. solid recovery. it is spread across countries. we could see therefore given that market expecta

carsten holcomb of the traveling pastor from northern germany takes to his board whenever he can. either it's brilliant there's nobody on the water or not much wind but this is wonderful it's a drag. being out on the water with our maker and you can switch off and really take things to the limits it's awesome. welcome is just as unconventional as his house of god is that you have. a portable and inflatable it's a kind of bouncy church. that isn't in courts and you have to take care that the cross is blown up properly and standing tall if it's on. and off she goes custom holcombe matures mainly northern germany with his itinerant church hitting the cutting events in festivals along the way like this one on the beach in santa fe to ording. i take this church to kind serving festivals like this because i meet people who wouldn't normally have anything to do with the church and. the motto of our project is if the people don't go to church anymore then the church has to go to the people. this is a church with a difference and the father of three got the idea for it nine years ago and h

carsten million vice-chairman here in berlin of the association of german criminal investigation officers history as we appreciate your time tonight thank you thank you most of. all more than two million venezuelans have fled their country's growing humanitarian crisis as it began four years ago hyper inflation a lack of food and medicine is forcing thousands every day to seek refuge in the neighboring countries many of them in brazil now the situation in war i must state where most venezuelans enter the country has become increasingly difficult and occasionally violent in an effort to maintain law and order the brazilian government is now sending its army to the border. the honking of horns and flashing lights have become warning signals for venezuelan immigrants trying to cross the border from venezuela into brazil. it is that. the brazilian army are traitors out with all these immigrants. it was this sentiment at a demonstration by residents of the brazilian border town of paris the took south america's immigration crisis to a new level on the eighteenth of august locals attacked venez

and that they so much loved. [ applause ] lieutenant general carsten jacobson and deputy chief of theman army will present his memorial address. [ speaking french ] excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. allow me to say a few words in french. we are today on a world war i battlefield, 100 years after one of his bloodiest combats. a battle that is represented a radical change in the forces of war. especially after the german offensive more than 150 days before the armistice. if you allow me, i now switch to english. >> ladies and gentlemen, military symmetries are like an open wound. whenever you walk through the rows of graves, read the names of the fallen, marking their young lives, the tragedy of war of every war comes personal. military cemeteries and memorials are free but they also teach us a lesson. the fallen remind us the following generations are our responsibilities for peace and healing of wounds over there graves. we are reminded that those who live in the memories of their loved ones and memories far away as only those are dead who are -- this is why we are here. today is a

hang gliding also plays an important part in carstens life he's been a keen fan for over thirty years you know is that thing fast. you know. now the life. a christian the pastor kite surfer and hang glider he sees no conflict there only genuine experience there's hope we can we don't get always just knocks me over here i have the car it's not my beach i can do all this from my one of just a small percentage of the population is living such a great life. on. this is no more. constant homecoming is a pastor with a mission to bring the church to the people wherever they may be. that's all we have time for today but we'll be back tomorrow with another special edition this time on featuring all sorts of sports of ours for now. if. you're a mike special. needs introducing hardcore champion. prize performa guys are talking going skydiving. online sensation adventure seekers matter town are an internet it's this i'm not small the next time in another special edition of your romance. i'm going to. cause. just told by his parents adopted by wolves this isn't the story of mobley it's the story o

well i'm joined tonight here at the big table by carsten millionaires he is the vice chairman here in berlin of the association of german criminal investigation officers misuse it's good to have you on the show considering this is that the police in the far right may be cooperating intimidates what should be happening right now inside the police departments not only in him it's but everywhere i mean what needs to be happening well first of all we have to establish positive democratic democratic spirit within all the departments that can happen at the police school but also the older detectives the veterans have to be the idols for the younger ones and it is their is their deficit or a lack of it right now. that is hard to say. we heard last night on the program we spoke with a professor in dresden who said that the police particularly in eastern germany often identify more with people from the far right than they do from the left because they're told that they're hated by the left what do you say to that well by its nature police tend to conservatism and law and order. the left to gro