former cabinet members are transported in police vans from the court to prison ousted cattle on leader corliss bridge to moscow is it a serious mistake also coming up the man accused of carrying out the new york terror attack tells a court that he feels good about what he has done the u.s. president says the suspect should be given the death penalty and after weeks of speculation donald trump nominee jerome hauer lev's the new head of the federal reserve what in that will he have on monetary policy. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us he is no longer a president but he is making presidential demands the ousted cattle on leader karl is is calling for the release of eight former members of the cattle on government from prison a judge in madrid sent them to jail tonight without bail after they answered questions in court about their efforts to break away from spain the judge is also reportedly preparing to issue an arrest warrant for jamal who is in brussels after defying an order to return to spain it is still unclear when and if that warrant will be issued we have more from our

well we have half of the cattle in government abroad working for the cattle republic the other half staying here facing whatever risks might fall on them so i think that's quite a logical and understandable behavior isn't it. perhaps things happening in an unexpected way and then you have to take decisions on the run obviously you mean and you can't foresee absolutely everything not everything can be planned meanwhile the spanish government has outmaneuvered you doesn't that it's taken control of the regions of ministration with very little opposition of any grassroots support seems to be ebbing away the spanish government has actually bowed down to international pressure and pressure from other parties because its plans were and we saw that i mean we heard greg hoy speaking like we could go and its plans were clearly not calling for an election and finally it had to call for an election and it's of knowledge that the solution has to pass through democratic procedures so it has actually acknowledged the spanish government has actually acknowledged that by sheer use of force and by sheer pow

well we have half of the cattle in government abroad working for the cattle republic the other half staying here facing whatever risks might fall on them so i think that's quite a logical and understandable behavior isn't it. perhaps things are going to happening in an unexpected way and then you have to take decisions on the run obviously you mean and you can't foresee absolutely everything not everything can be planned meanwhile the spanish government has outmaneuvered you there isn't that it's taken control of the regions of ministration with very little opposition of any grassroots support seems to be ebbing away the spanish government has actually bowed down to international pressure and pressure from other parties because its plans were and we saw that i mean we heard greg hoy speaking like we could go and its plans were clearly not calling for an election and finally it had to call for an election and it's a knowledge that the solution has to pass through democratic procedures so it has actually acknowledged the spanish government has actually acknowledged that by sheer use of force

here's a reminder now the top story we're following for you the ousted cattle on president karl has forged has appeared in public in brussels he spoke at a rally of two hundred pro gay independence cattle on mayors demanding action from european union politicians. you're watching news live from berlin we'll be back at the top of the hour for more world news will see you the. united against climate change. the challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference involving. our nations working to meet their paris agreement targets cop twenty three this weekend next on news. and if you look at me speak your language does not look. for content in dari pashto or. specs for returning our web special. journeys like germany and the prospects for those returning home. join the discussion on t w dot com and on facebook. prospects for returning news d.w. made for mine. once a year the film a minus of rural into the hills near the border with sweets it was here that it all began sixteen forty four. with a fast time a minor from saxony smelted couple a smell of sulfur was in the ass. over the course

meanwhile the cattle on parliament speaker. was met with cheers as she left a separate hearing in spain supreme court that's adjourned the questioning of six separate cattle on in peace until next week. you know hours later on so she is visiting rakhine state for the first time since a military crackdown forced more than six hundred thousand to flee their homes she visited two villages with ministers where she spoke to locals and gave a message of peace and stability to refugees have accused me on mars military of rape arson and killings while thousands of tired and hungry wrenching men women and children are stranded in feels under an open sky and here a bangladeshi crossing the main kept there by bangladeshi border guards the refugees say they haven't been given any reason. there been mass demonstrations in occupied palestinian territories marking one hundred years of the balfour declaration they want an apology from the british government for a document that led to the creation of the state of israel and expulsion of palesti

the european union as an entity has already said that the cattle on referendum cattle on independence issue was an internal matter for spain to resolve is there not pressure on belgium to toe that e.u. line. belgium has politically seen absolutely no interest not to toe that line i mean we really do have to remember this is a country that has been threatened by secessionism time and time again it would be then split up into a flame is part of the loan and part and both of them would be really tiny and not really viable so that is the last this problem is the last thing the government of brussels wants however it just has to deal was the rest for and and it will be very careful to sort of repeat again and again that this is a judicial process politics cannot and must not interfere here it's judges and judges only who decide what will happen in this case right i know you can't see into the future although it seems to me like this process will move forward extradition etc but you know leaving that aside what does that mean for upcoming elections in catalonia we've had mixed messages from

to appear in a madrid court today and for his cattle on colleagues who did show up. was. lots of jeers but also fears that spain cannot guarantee justice well if the question if even spain there you can trust in the judicial system my answer is no to ninety eight cut along leaders are in jail detained for pushing catalonia towards independence i'm bringing often berlin this is the day. when some appeal if we believe the episode to push to mountain brussels is a true opportunity to show discontent with the spanish justice system that's going on. probably staying in brussels he's the best way the lawyers understand that can help in the strategy for his personal defense. i don't think that they're all together in peace to have a fair trial i mean we feel and to not put yourself at the disposition of the court when you have called always holmes the other co-defendants. to dealing with and day are convinced that we've done what we needed to do but we've got a long way to go. also coming up the exhibition of paintings stolen by the nazis hidden by a hermit and uncovered by

spot and danny ended up working on christmas great cattle station. you know must have a parachute the class whatever they're holding it up and we know there were billions of the things you know have been more than answers and they're made the station to what they're today. we finally became citizens and got a call right after the nine hundred sixty seven referendum. but even the station owners refused to pay my people equal weight use. after decades of working there they were loaded on to trucks and dumped on the banks over iraq. that was the boat price a bus ride crossing. fish fry went from a population of sixty people to a refugee camp up to a thousand. they had nothing to do no work no nothing. while. wife. was dry. dry spot and only kept that country alive by letting the bank. use it comes naturally because of ceremonies and painting up on bodies and sand brings. it was the beginning of good interest never you know not being so. strong they became famous artists and the paintings so around the world used to be into a new york london you name it

along leader corliss bridge tomorrow after he refuses to return to madrid from brussels eight other cattle on leaders have been sent to jail on charges connected to catalonia his declaration of independence also coming up the man accused of carrying out the new york terror attack tells a court that he feels good about what he has done but u.s. president says the suspect should be given the death penalty and jerome powell has been nominated as the new chief of the u.s. federal reserve but will he push for the same old policy we'll get reaction from wall street. and in the seventh game of the world series the houston astros take down the los angeles dodgers to take baseball's crown. this was the astros first ever world series championship in their fifty five year history will take a closer look at how they did. i'm burnt gough it is good to have you with stu day he defied a madrid court order but the else did catalan president carlist is not facing arrest at least tonight reports from spain say that a judge will not issue an arrest warrant for wisdom on this thursday what happens tomorrow th

and tensions similar between kenya and tanzania over cattle owned by the mass people who graze their livestock on both sides of the border. this is your business update on how they are free in berlin thanks for joining me a barrel of brant crude is currently trading over the sixty dollars mark and opec member states are hoping it will stay that way for the next nine months that is the aim of their latest deal at least to extend a cap on global supplies agreed to in vienna on thursday and review is possible in june if the market over heats saudi arabia believes the market has yet to rebalance awards it's premature to talk about exiting the cuts at least for a couple of quarters opec members also decided to cap nigeria's output but have yet to agree a cap for libya both countries are exempted from cuts during previous rounds of talks due to unrest are lower than normal production. or financial correspondent so fishermans he joins us now from wall street sophie the pick up in the oil price is also dependent on whether rival u.s. shale firms raise their output further or not could the u.

this is g w news live from berlin tonight the cattle on crisis in spain knocking on the european union's door the ousted president karl this bridge to mark the catalonia makes an unexpected public appearance not in spain but in brussels he speaks at a rally of pro independence cattle on mayors demanding action from europe we'll take you to brussels also coming up the syrian delegate at the u.n. climate conference indicates his country mold sign up to the parents climate and who work that would leave the u.s. as the only u.n. member not supporting it we'll explore what the fallout could be and saudi arabia's crown prince accuses iran of an act of direct military aggression he claims iran supplied rebels in yemen with a missile that was fired towards riyadh's main airport over the weekend. all. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight the ousted kettle on leader carlist voyage to ma has made a surprise appearance not in spain but at a rally in brussels it's his first appearance since answering a spanish arrest. war and mr porridge democracy was cheered by around two hundred mayo

well the supreme court in madrid in hearing the case against the speaker of the cattle and parliament the building behind me there and five m.p.'s on charges of rebellion sedition and embezzlement the misuse of public funds may just decide either in theory anyway to throw out those charges and let them go or possibly to judge that they are no longer a flight risk no longer an ongoing threat to society and therefore let them out on bail on conditional release pending trial or it may decide to do what has happened to ministers in the deposed government here and lock them up pending trial a process we understand from the minister's case that could take anything up to four years the most likely outcome that is in the realm of spec. relation now but the legalities here are pretty complex the ministers because they were sacked with treated effectively as ordinary citizens they appeared before a lower court a national court and in fact before a particularly conservative judge the m.p.'s are still elected officials they have certain privileges which is why they're appearing in front of the su

live from berlin cracking down on the catalog spanish prosecutors call for the arrest of dismissed cattle on leader carlist that after he refuses to return to madrid from brussels other kettle on leaders are sent to jail pending their trial on charges linked to their efforts to break away from spain also coming up the man accused in the new york terror attack tells the court that he feels good about what he has done us president donald trump says the suspect should be given the death penalty. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us today he defied a madrid court order but the ousted catalan president. is not facing a rest at least not tonight reports from spain say that a judge will not issue an arrest warrant for porridge to ma today what happens tomorrow remains uncertain wisdom on failed to show up in court in madrid today to answer questions on catalonia his declaration of independence he's currently in brussels along with four other members of his dismissed regional government the judge in madrid sent eight other members of the former cattle on cabinet to jail today without ba

spain's supreme court or set bail for cattle owners cattle over years a former parliamentary speaker may forget there will be freed what she pays one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sacked politicians were released they all face charges of rebellion and sedition over their roles in last month's independence referendum the british government is setting march the twenty ninth twenty nineteen as the official date to exit the european union prime minister to resign may plans to use legislation to fix the date. us president doll trump is on his way to vietnam for meetings set to be dominated by trade in the asia pacific region more than half of apec members are trying to sign a trunk that deal that trump has withdrawn from the u.s. treasury says it sanctioning ten more venezuelan officials including government ministers the move follows the passing of a new law by venezuela's constituent assembly which cracks down on media freedom those were the headlines are back in thirty minutes to stay with us here on al-jazeera. germany is hosting this year's climate talks th

cattle and ministers have started arriving at a spanish court where they are being questioned over last week's declaration of independence the sacked vice president or as an chorus was the first to arrive he's one of fourteen members of the sacked cattle and parliament summons to appear they're facing rebellion and sedition charges the deposed president of the region. says his clients won't be at the court hearing i don't know how many days outside the court in madrid for us talk us through what's happening here. but we just saw the arrival of some of the former. dissolved cattle and regional government they are heading actually in this direction the national board that's actually called where usually they are very big. being heard for example cases against. you had in the past very big cases of terrorism acts that were dealt in that court now behind me is the supreme court order a high court and we should see arriving there the speaker of the now dissolved. parliament and other members of this have a. the same time in both courts which are really about fifty meters away one from the ot

to appear in a madrid court today and for his cattle on colleagues who did show up. lots of jeers but also fears that spain cannot guarantee justice well if the question if even spain there you can trust judicial system my answer is no. tonight a cut along leaders are in jail detained for pushing catalonia towards independence i'm bringing off in berlin this is the day. when some of the lobby we believe the episode a push to mountain brussels is a true opportunity to show discontent with the spanish justice system. probably staying in brussels he's the best way the lawyers understand that it can help their strategy for his personal effects. i don't think that they're all together in peace sure have a fair trial i mean we feel a need to not put yourself at the disposition of the court when you are called always holmes the other co-defendants. to deal with and day are convinced that we've done what we needed to do but we've got a long way to go. also coming up the exhibition of paintings stolen by the nazis hidden by a hermit and uncovered by the tax man. mostel works

this is deja vu news live from berlin the ongoing cattle on independence saga takes a new turn to carlos' book demand turns himself into belgian police the ousted catalog leader and four former ministers were taken into custody and will appear before a prosecutor later today we'll bring you the latest from our correspondent in brussels also coming up. we like each other and our countries like each other u.s. president donald trump's remarks have a meal with japan's prime minister shinzo abbay on the first day of trump's twelve day asia to. seek support from allies in the region to face up to north korea. and thousands protests in the western germany against the use of coal and other fossil fuels ahead of a major u.n. conference on climate change. i met her and welcome to the program the ousted catalan president carlos push to months along with four other ministers has surrendered to police. in belgium the five are wanted in spain on a european arrest warrant issued there in a news conference a spokesman for the brussels prosecutor's office said the five will now appear before a judge the

from the latest twists in the cattle on independence crisis hours after else a cattle on leader call was pushed ma turned himself into belgian police his party put him forward as its leader in upcoming regional elections called by spain. welcomes the show my name sarah harmon we begin with some breaking news reports are coming in that a number of people have been killed in a church shooting in the u.s. state of texas now the incident took place in a small town of sutherland springs west of the city of houston a gunman reportedly opened fire inside the church before he himself was shot. i'm joined now on the line by g.w. correspondent michelle keegan he's in washington d.c. michelle do we know anything about the motive in this shooting. whether grilli that much known so far about the whole sooting that's why we don't do anything about the motive so far what we do know about this shooting that. is a part of the curriculum from thirty miles away from central america that a group already in a church in sort of an school or a small community there. according to the local media which is re

the international community as a judge prepares to issue a warrant for his arrest of thousands of cattle and students take to the streets again to protest against the way madrid is handling the crisis but the e.u. remains firm in its backing of the central government in spain also coming up a separatist leader in nigeria disappears without a trace supporters of nom de koninck say he has not been seen since the military raided his home in september members of his family now fear the worst. and this may look like just another record time but it isn't well explained why this is different and why it is under threat. i'm sorry so much got to thank you for joining us dismissed leader carlos push to ma says he will fight to extradition from belgium if a judge in spain issues a warrant for his arrest as is expected later today the judge jailed nine members of the dismissed cattle on government yesterday one has since been released now puts them all wants to internationalize the issue but the e.u. says this is a domestic matter the crisis is also dividing opinion on the streets of barcelona. in c

the belgian and spanish governments are expected to answer questions of a cattle at the cattle and crisis on wednesday a day after the posed leader. made his first appearance as he fights extradition to spain over that succession crisis he told supporters that he would continue to fight to regain capital odious autonomy. thousands of protesters have rallied in central kiev in support of opposition leader mikhail saakashvili the former georgian president announced plans to reform the ukrainian political system and to remove politicians immunity from criminal prosecution of his supporters called for president petro poroshenko to step down and for anticorruption call to be established. that the elections in several u.s. states with two new governors elected along with several big city mayors at least say that the results are a test of president donald trump's popularity and may determine whether the republicans will hold on to their senate and house majority in next year's midterms mike hanna reports from virginia. the new governor of virginia is democratic ralph northam it's a major victory

and international search and arrest warrant has been issued for the deposed cattle on president carlos pushed him on spanish prosecutors want to investigate him for rebellion and sedition over last month's declaration of independence but the sacked leader has missed two days of court hearings and madrid who's dumon is in brussels where he intends to. any attempt to extradite him to spain but also has said that he will cooperate with the belgian authorities belgium has twenty four hours to react to the european arrest warrant several of her months aides are also being sought catalans views are split on how the deposed president has handled the crisis . she did giggling live in india then you know i want catalonia to be independent and i think all politicians are doing everything possible so they can help calm the public we are suffering a bit because spanish politicians are playing like a cat chasing a dog but i think collins put him on is not going to let us down you know she. i don't know what beliefs they have but when someone does what he's done and calls for independence and then f

i don't like desert people because they you just various cattle.when he seems bada or better over it take him off if i was going to i'm just a frightened him so his bottom ran down to aruba and he climbed up by about creek. bed rover he went dead document just under a tree. or spotted he was on top when he seen the fire coming over he jumped down and he landed like on him and on more force that's why his name is padda. spot and danny ended up working on christmas great cattle station. you know most of our parents in that class father there were the top ones and we know there were billions in the state you know have been more than answers and there may be stationed to what that day. we finally became citizens and got a call right after the nine hundred sixty seven referendum. but even the station owners refused to pay more people equal wenches. after decades of working there they were loaded on to trucks and dumped on the banks over iraq. that was to build price a bus ride crossing. fisher i went from a population of sixty people to a refugee camp u

you know it is actually pretty well let me let me talk more about your handling of this crisis the cattle crisis you have and say you're in forcing the law and constitution yeah according to the castle learning government your administrator has itself been in clear violation of the spanish constitution so from one thousand nine hundred to october the first the civil guard opened private letters addressed to thousands of citizens searched government offices and private companies intercepted the post delivery of subscription magazines and attempt to seize all material related to the coming vote all in violation of article eighteen of the spanish constitution. only that it has their opinion if you take at face value whatever they say. maybe do you deny that those things were done because the court where was ordering to find out who was responsible for a lot of actions that were done in contravention to our constitution so it's not that they took the initiative by themselves they were following court orders and that is what the police do in you know in countries where the rule of law prevails

want that your foreign minister said it was just a distraction from the legitimate demands of the cattle and people they said they talked to if you just set aside the gun that you were holding to their head which was your declaration of independence but you wouldn't they're going to the senate to be due to be shouted at that's not a very how do you know they were in. yes i've been there i was i was in madrid for four years one whole legislature and that's what they used to do to me when i spoke clearly so imagine the catalan president going there for that put them on offered as you know offer talks. and he suspended the declaration of independence or october tenth in order that there could be holding talks with the spanish government but it was only when the internet was all taken off that with international mediation he offered it and accepted the spanish government didn't want to sit at the table so there has been constant offers to talk about this since two thousand and seven first with a statute of what ptolemy it was completely cancelled. by the constitutional court who as you know

we begin in madrid where deposed cattle and ministers have appeared before the high court today they were being questioned over last week's declaration of independence former vice president order was the first to arrive is one of fourteen members of the sacked. cabinet have been summons to appear they're facing rebellion and sedition charges. by. the catalan parliament speaker i come from a fortune ellen was met with cheers as she left a separate chairing and spain supreme court it's of john adjourned the questioning of six separate catalan m.p.'s until next week out of the hundreds outside the court in madrid so a busy day in the courts there had a chance what's been happening. well the hearing in the supreme court that was a hearing of the speaker of parliament and five members of the board of the now actually dissolved catalan parliament has been postponed to november nineteenth the defense arguing that it did not have enough time to prepare its itself. has to be said that they were summoned to appear in court just thirty six hours ago and in between you had a bank holiday now beh

leaders will be quizzed about the catalonian crisis by their parliaments on wednesday that opposed cattle and leader push to moms in brussels fighting spanish attempts to extradite him to face court there pushed him out made his first public appearance since spain issued an arrest warrant on tuesday focusing less on independence and more on regaining the region's autonomy as john holl explains. from his place of exile in the heart of europe catalonia used to post leader carlos is using every platform he can to issue an election call to arms the word independence hardly appears. spain has carried out a coup de tat against the legitimate government our colleagues who are now in prison have been subject to mao treatment by the spanish authorities and spain must now respond to international justice. the change of tone reflects how much and how fast things have changed for the independence movement probably independence is going to have a secondary role i mean this doesn't mean that people are going to forget what happened the last month but at the same time in their minds of the politicians a

an international arrest warrant has been issued for the deposed cattle on president karl has pushed him on spanish prosecutors want to investigate him for rebellion and sedition over last month's declaration of independence but the sacked leader has missed two days of court hearings in madrid his demand is in brussels where he intends to challenge any attempt to extradite him to spain but he has also said he will cooperate with the belgian authorities have twenty four hours to respond to the european arrest warrant several of which aides are also being sought and are semmens reports from the catalan capital barcelona. the judge's action came as crowds protested in barcelona about the jailing order made on thursday just before they started gathering colors proved them all appeared on belgian television again denying that he's a baiting justice. peace i'm ready to face it but to face real justice so i'm not going away i'm here and i've instructed my lawyers to inform belgian justice the time ready to fully cooperate. with monkeys. back in barcelona the crowds demanded the release of the e

you lose a poor and gain an opening then there's the blockade of cattle. a trade embargo seva ties ultimatums and warnings punishment some say for cata daring to deal with the rain ians and then there's syria the saudi sponsored rebellion is dying the hardest allies losing an asset is winning and while syria may have unexpectedly checkmated riyadh hear the saudis are ramping up attacks on iran on other fronts truly this is an international game of chess with nations and populations at stake ironic given that last year so dia arabia's highest islamic cleric battened chess saying that the game causes and miti and hatred between people and even when played on a giant geopolitical scale well it looks like he was right. the sudden resignation and the announcement made by the lebanese prime minister from the saudi capital which might have just mentioned has also significantly added to the tensions there's been speculation the saudi arabia could be holding saadi against his will riyadh denies the allegation however the leader of lebanon's political and military h

says together with cattle i always. a new poll ranks mexico city is the pull for worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to react what do i do if this gets was no money on a uses a new service it's called loud drive it's for women passages only and drum by women drivers pull for some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven monitoring of drivers. symbolic playing celebrate into the night after a while but when.

this is often painful for the cattle. firm -- for capaul, it's clearly cruelty to animals. >> the creator equipped cows with horns, so for me it's only natural that they belong to the animal. reporter: so he started campaigning to let swiss cows hold on to their horns. for years he tried to do this through petitions, but the authorities and the politicians wouldn't listen. so he launched his "hornkuh," or "horned cow," initiative. and, against all the odds, collected more than 150,000 signatures. enough for a referendum on the matter. in a few months, switzerland's more than 5 million voters will decide. and armin capaul stands a good chance of winning despite , opposition from the government, parliament and the association of swiss cattle breeders. >> it can't be that something like whether cows have horns or not becomes part of the constitution. look at these cows here, how they're all standing around us, so calm and peaceful. i don't think these animals are lacking for anything. and cows with horns significantly raise

cattle is the big business of this country. it used to be cattle and smuggling.u see a lot of beef, is what i'm saying. mm! ooh, that's good. this country is a mystery to most people. what little we know of the country generally comes from nazis and germans hiding in paraguay from war crimes. i mean, do you think that's undeserved reputation? >> pedro: i don't think -- i don't think it's fair. >> anthony: you don't think it's fair. >> pedro: paraguay is a nice country. paraguay is a beautiful country. >> anthony: pedro is a private investigator, one of a team of people i sent out looking for the mysterious, lost bourdain. what kind of investigations are you called upon to do? >> pedro: normally, it's counterfeiting. >> anthony: ah. this is, sort of, the counterfeiting capital of the world. in the old days, it was said that much of this counterfeiting had partners in the government. not so much anymore? >> pedro: i rather don't -- don't answer that. i mean, i'm -- i'm not a politician. >> anthony: yeah. >> pedro: and i'm living here, so. >> anthony: general alfred

jazeera live from doha was a coming up to his president comes to doha's ankara continues to stand by cattle amid the gulf crisis. just say yes to same sex marriages. and an expedition to the french alps with disappearing glasses are seen as a major indicator of climate change. tension and uncertainty a greying in zimbabwe after the army announced its seized power the military says it wants to target criminals around president robert mugabe the army has taken over the state broadcaster and soldiers a block roads to the main government offices parliament and the courts the army says it isn't a military takeover and mugabe and his family are safe and has. an

there's outrage in barcelona the judge is also expected to issue a warrant for the arrest of the ousted cattle on leader collis pushed him off who's in belgium we'll get the latest from barcelona and brussels also coming up president trump heads to hawaii for starting a tour of asia tensions over north korea are likely to be the focus of talks with asian leaders we'll get the view from seoul. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us a spanish judge is expected to issue an international arrest warrant for ousted catalan leader collis pushed him all today that judge has already imprisoned nine members of the deposed catalan government after they responded to questions at the national court in madrid now they may be charged with sedition meanwhile just push them all is apparently still in brussels we'll talk to our correspondents there and in barcelona in a moment first this update. they use whatever they cute to make noise and bustle lona. the protests came after a spanish judge ordered past members of the deposed catalan cabinet detained pending a potential trial the former government fi

group global leaks has released what appears to be a plan by the united arab emirates to destabilize cattles economy and eventually jeopardize its hosting of the twenty twenty two football world cup the plan was found in hacked e-mails belonging to the m r r t ambassador to the us uses a bit spain's supreme court has set bail for cattle owners cattle over years a former parliamentary speaker may forget there will be freed what she pays one hundred seventy five thousand dollars earlier five other sacked politicians were released they all face charges of rebellion and sedition over their roles in last month's independence referendum the british government is setting march the twenty ninth twenty nineteen as the official date to exit the european union prime minister to resume a plans to use legislation to fix the date. us president donald trump is on his way to vietnam for meetings set to be dominated by trade in the asia pacific region more than half of the apec members are trying to sign a trump that deal that trump has withdrawn from the u.s. treasury says it sanctioning ten more venezuelan

deposed cattle on president because pushed him on has said he'll define an international arrest warrant issued by a spanish judge whose amount flew to belgium following catalonia as a declaration of independence is supporters turned out in force in barcelona to protest against the warrant and against the jailing of eight members of the cattle and government. an american journalist has been arrested in zimbabwe after allegedly insulting president robert mugabe. donna martha o'donovan is said to have called him a selfish and sick man on twitter she's charged with attempting to overthrow the government which carries a prison sentence of up to twenty years for us production company netflix says it has severed ties with the actor kevin spacey it also says it will not be involved in the production of these series house of cards if space remains in it this comes as the star faces multiple allegations of sexual mates misconduct. moving to some other news u.s. president donald trump is set to embark on a landmark tour of asia and a five nation trip will be the longest by a sitting u.s. president

should go to you barbara in brussels we just heard that the other cattle on lawmakers are showing up in madrid for the hearing why won't push them on join them he might in fact terry be scared of a thirty year jail sentence some of his former supporters say he's a coward because he's not going to face the music now and the belgium a minister said pointedly now at times like these you should be close to your people however really had the real reason might be that he still hopes and thinks he's playing a political role here he opened a website that called him president in exile in. in europe so and he's also of course still trying to garner support from the european union or some countries in europe for his cause so far they've really poured cold water on that but he somehow keeps up the fiction of governing from far that's what he said in his press conference on monday here in brussels it's fictitious but he still tries to cling to his office and much of the lawmakers are facing pretty tough charges including sedition what all is at stake in these hearings could the deputy's former de

is a reminder now the top story we're following for you the ousted cattle on president karla's point has appeared in public in brussels he spoke at a rally of two hundred progun independence catalan mayors demanding action from european union politicians. you're watching news live from berlin we'll be back at the top of the hour for more world news will see of the. united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference involving. our nation's working.