mum daniella, dad dirk, who has lived his whole life in gera, and their children.ip to the city centre, dirk and daniella find refugees are already a key political issue in gera. vying for their future votes are both the far right afd, who are broadly anti—islam and anti—refugee. and the spd on the left. they are pro—refugees. it is now december, and that means the first time ever, the al—mohammed family gets to experience a german christmas market. ifi if i come back in six months, what do you want your cheering and applause. on radio: ..0pinion polls are turning, people are getting more and more worried about what we will do about the massive influx of refugees into the country. we're looking at 1.1 million... it is the new year and in 2016 the atmosphere is very different. today in gera, a demonstration by pegida, a far—right protest group expanding all over germany. chanting in german. "abschieben, abschieben," is "deport them". "people should go to the toilet in front of refugee homes." speaking in german. we are allowed to film... excuse me, can you stop bloc

. >> reporter: amy and daniella do their homework. how else could they have sold millions of on-fashion, hip, in the moment bangles, earrings, and necklaces, for 30 to $250 apiece? >> within a few days we'll have an idea for what she wants within that trend. >> reporter: "she" is bubble bar's typical customer. someone not unlike new yorkers amy and daniella. >> we're looking for that 25 to 40-year-old woman who wants on trend, fashion nov novelty jewelry. >> reporter: they met, moved on to business school, continuing their forays to places like sax fifth avenue, where they found themselves in the summer of 2009. >> amy turned to me and said, would you ever buy jewelry from this place? i sat there for a minute and said, huh, no. >> the two of us had never gone out to buy a pair of statement earrings or bracelets made us question who was. >> reporter: aiming to figure out who she is, they began quizzing fellow students on shopping habits and talking to wholesalers about turning product around, building a case to create a business, a bra

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now to ongoing attempts to form germany's next government and it is taking its time it is indeed daniella now and germany's former chancellor gerhard schroeder says his social democrats should quickly agree on forming a government with chance on america's conservatives now exploratory talks will start on january seventh and they are scheduled to last just six days and that is less than a week for the two sides to find enough common ground to form a so-called grand coalition but many social democrats bitterly opposed taking that step in an exclusive interview with w. and the german public broadcaster and d.r. should a says the social democrats need to take responsibility and help bring an end to the longest wait for a government in german post-war history. this is the first time that we've got a six policy poem and two of those policies are not seen as potential coalition partners in fact they aren't capable of being in a coalition with the left on the one hand and the end of the on the other that's why it will become more difficult so i'm telling my poetry very frankly there's no way roun

whether they will choose confrontation with madrid or compromise hope brennan al-jazeera barcelona daniella gascón is a political analyst and editor of the spanish edition of let us the press magazine he spoke with us about the political undercurrents and symbolism of today's football match between barcelona and rail madrid. there's always this symbolic element in this speak. you sound so you use that with all that it's not independence but they know now who was part of this from all over the world but also was a very well done symbol of catherine nationalists and has always said i really do want to keep playing in the in the spanish league not because they've been a more competitive. smaller one hundred. morning what it's about but there's always the. game. politically. minded about them better than spanish later said that they're looking about their owner wants their work honest to me of of god only and. i think it is very good at that point it gets. in this balance in this president but obviously now everything becomes much more politically sounds well the u.n. has flown around one hundr

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one national team lebanese side is based in montreal and the bidding for international recognition daniella reports. getting ready to hit the ice team lebanon's players are all from canada where hockey is a national passion more than a sport. this is a team that plays and practices to win the coaches studied the game closely and teaches them complex plays combining the speed and strength that hockey is known for just being behind a bench of the eleven on already it's. it's a dream come true. every day i have to pinch myself and say this is what i'm doing better than these years do you think you should. tonight they face the philippines flyers another team of canadians with roots in a warmer climate most of the crowd supports lebanon and that's a good thing as play goes on lebanon scores again and again it's a proud moment for people who remember a country's troubled history of political different religious differences. would put everything at the door and we just focus on playing hockey we just want to carry things out and progress as a unit the team has won all the games it's played in can

they don't like him the allied themselves with him but they don't like him that he miscalculated daniella miscalculated this time he miscalculated right and he died for it he was killed for it in what sense in the sense that the whole thieves understood all too well that this guy couldn't be trusted they need him for the moment they used him they exploited them they exploited his arms and his military units but when the time come that he actually changed allegiances they took over within hours so they were ready for him that's one to once again i need to emphasize this because i know i just you know so that my measure would be misunderstood on this yemen is a tribal society and i live outside it is strengthened by his tribe but a central government in the post arab world including in yemen in libya in syria in iraq and elsewhere the central government was the decider khadafi and saddam and assad and i doubt the loss of control of their countries despite tribe but allegiances and only brought up millett allegiances when they needed them foreign governments colonial powers used tribal engin

i want to talk to daniella about what they do on christmas eve and christmas day. days of opening presents. so there we are. we are waiting for the queen and prince philip to turn up. as soon as and prince philip to turn up. as soon as they do show at the church we will take you live to that and show you the live pictures. meanwhile let us check in on what is happening in rome. the pope has urged the world's roman catholics not to ignore the plight of migrants who have been forced to flee because of violence at his christmas ‘ve mass the pontiff drew comparisons with the story of mary and joseph who found no place of course to stay in bethlehem when mary was about to give birth. the pope said respect for migrants we an integral part of christianity. think we can bring that to you. let us see if we can bring that report. let us see if we can bring that report. in vatican city, the faithful began gathering long before midnight in st peter's square. beneath a giant christmas tree, a scene to reflect the birth of jesus. while inside the basilica began the annual ceremo