of the military in afghanistan a gun battle is underway in a government building in central kabul fishel say three gunmen stormed the communication ministry after a suicide bomber targeted the entrance. police in northern ireland have arrested two young men in connection with the murder of a journalist a vigil is being held for lyra mckee who was killed on thursday during a riots in london during. the opposition group that's led months of protests in sudan says it will name the people it wants to take charge on sunday it's demanding a civilian government to take over from the military rulers who pushed out president bashir earlier this month. joining the sit in is like stepping into a new sudan people are taking power into their own hands these civilians are now guarding the border and they're greeting people with songs and smiles. was so. almost a pleasure and they'll work involuntarily. while this crowd craves the heat to put out a message of change has helped to keep them cool money is being donated drinking water is provided i food is served for free for a while but a medical doctors

to consider that this company is so face she is facing a huge debt load and we do not have any of fishel i don't numbers yet but some wall street analysts are expecting that tesla could get about five hundred million dollars from chrysler for that deal so that is money that certainly can they use and then it is a controversial topic we do have emission trading if you look at the big industrial corporations especially in europe so that's the big debate actually companies with those higher costs and so it is not that it does not come to a price for fear of chrysler easer so that. it was facing this higher cost that companies actually might consider to produce less emissions so it's a it's a tricky and very controversial topic at this point but if you look at fear of chrysler and ford tesla at least business wise that seems to be a win win situation a balancing act for a few at chrysler and tesla thank you very much and carter on wall street and it's all eyes on libya as of the continued unrest threatens to reduce oil output on the world market the threat of supply disruption sent the price

to cyber security and fishel intelligence the world's biggest industrial technology fair kicks off in hot over a dollar reporter is there to talk about trade and trades. also on the show turkish president richard type and one loses ankara to the opposition in local elections but amid an economic crisis that sees the turkish lira tumble. along welcome to business i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us now then the world's largest industrial trade fair opens its doors today in hanover germany and sweden is this year's top country german chancellor angela merkel and swedish prime minister said opened the mester according to angela merkel the partnership will be used to intensify cooperation in research after close political cooperation the two countries also want to work closely together economically and technologically. to showcase innovations in the fields of engineering as well as artificial intelligence and the super fast five g. mobile network. look don't touch simple eye contact controls this machine is this hands off robotic arm the future of automation the latest

you're going to want to fishel as to much more than one point two million venezuelans you have in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. in ruins morocco a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population. last place as fighters occupied the city center and seventeen president to tears his response was. to her it will never again book called. the reconquest turned into tragedy. this is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did malawi become a gateway to islam this terror until now the sorry god more sitting as the result of an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines. starts april eleventh one g.w. . plague. this is deja news coming to you live from bali and the latest bump on the long road to brag that poses a flexible trust month to pay for the u.k. to leave the block and to visit me at once and soon enough by june the thirtieth to reach also comi

genes in cybersecurity and fishel intelligence is german chancellor angela merkel opens the biggest industrial technology fair and she leaves the door open for one way saying no one should be excluded per se from providing technology for mobile infrastructure in western nations. that the world no i didn't interrupt you for a third and final bit where companies are showcasing their lasers to get you to buy . intelligence. and in south korea you tube becomes a career launchpad for more and more young people choosing instant fame the steady employment. business asia. has all of that in a moment but first for the first time in four months china's manufacturing sector unexpectedly return to growth in march the markets china manufacturing purchasing managers' index rose slightly above the neutral fifty point my response to being put down to improved output and new orders to progress in trade talks with the us nevertheless most forecasts expect the economy to remain under pressure in the coming months. now let's go straight to our financial correspondent in frankfurt to know how did that go down on t

president fishel says the u.k. must break the deadlock this week. also on the program. smiles and selfishness a decades long few days later rests. the first historic visit to his counterpart. in the. north. to the program. once again british politicians are locked in bracks it's paralysis on monday parliament rejected a number of alternatives to the prime minister's unpopular e.u. withdrawal deal without a majority for anything through some maze fractured cabinet has been meeting for hours now trying to thrash its way through the deadlock used chief negotiator michel barnier has warned that the danger of britain crashing out of the e.u. is now very likely and growing by the day a sentiment echoed by a number of european leaders. let's go straight to london then for the latest a mosque and bring us up to date welcome big it so this meeting of the cabinet has been going on for hours what are the government's likely options. both of you mentioned locked in and it seems like really the cabinet ministers have been locked into downing street and there are reports that they ev

affiliates of islamist groups connected to your hardest as well the will of course still awaiting a fishel word from the government on on any claims of responsibility there and those attacks of course they do threaten to destabilize the country and again the government perhaps affecting tourism as well something that the economy there is heavily dependent on could these attacks also be seen as an attack perhaps on the government. well tourism is one of the main sources for the sri lankan government source of income and obviously the attacks have the attackers targeted to resume industry into longer as well so it's a let down on. the concrete the longer the government does the lankan people do resemble definitely be affected by these attacks and the government will be destabilized by that all of the political tensions and prime minister with the missing it does not get along where you will with the presidency sena rajapakse they were defeated the dharma diagnosed in two thousand and nine wants to make a comeback so he can now goes in so there's a strong man to lead the country and probably

beyond joe has also claimed victory he says his campaign has evidence of widespread election cheating fishel results are to be announced on may twenty second. with a german chancellor angela merkel expressed her shock and sadness for the victims of a tour bus crash on the portuguese island of madeira all twenty nine people killed in that crash were germans the bus plunged down a hillside wednesday night. a holiday turned tragedy portuguese authorities worked into the night to clear the wreckage the bus plunged into a house after the driver lost control on an embankment rescuers were able to pull some people out alive but for many it was too late the bus was full of german holidaymakers with families waiting for them at home. the german government is doing everything in its power to ensure that the relatives are well informed. the german ambassador and consular staff have already arrived on the islands to provide the necessary care. but it was an official in charge of identifying the victims is already in place. germany has also set up a hotline for the victims' families. on twitter portugal'

now ones like the largest air force construction project of all time as a former ally for comment fishel put it well to start these things it's hard to turn up. for more than three decades award winning photographer has been documenting government abuse and humanitarian crises around the world last year he was arrested while covering protests in his home country of bangladesh and now faces up to fourteen years in prison on charges of spreading propaganda and false information against the government his arrest provoked a worldwide demand for his release and earned him a place among time magazine's people of the year should be the all of these cases a test for democracy in a country many say sliding towards authoritarianism he joins me now. thanks for joining me on the front of the last august you were covering the student protests in dhaka which started over a lack of road safety i believe and then you gave an interview to this channel al jazeera english what happened next. sitting up but uploading pictures the doorbell rang. when the door i was alone in the house. people came around the

the meantime thomas scheiber over in by a lot was working on a possible solution to the problem of fishel spider silk. that bank was we had wanted vantage before us twenty years of research had failed so we knew what not to do. after many years of work shy away to engineer spider silk protein. with the help of terry. to achieve this he for. first had to decipher the d.n.a. of the spider then he identified the blueprint of a certain so protein and translated it into the language of the bacteria and then planted these genes into the genome of the bacteria which could then produce the valuable silk protein. that was the plan and it worked. right now large amounts of the spider silk protein can be produced in so-called mentors. after several rounds of purification and processing the protein is reduced to a white powder this powder can then be processed as needed in huge quantities. we produce tons of silk protein in one hundred twenty thousand leader bio reactors it isn't fiction anymore it's already reality and. the protein is being tested as a coating on breast implants to improve bio compa

painters are only portraying their own view of the event the engraving suggests that every fishel representation of christ says more about the artist than their subject when curtis flies to interview could perhaps interpret it as saying what the real meaning of the scene cannot be visualized by the painters are obviously painting something else just as every attempt to explain the process and its meaning to articulate it or to be painted on a mental canvas is doomed to fail putting the article young that's like triton was . just the cross symbolise hope doesn't provide assurance or give rise to doubt. for the faithful the. cross also represents the mystery of what happened after jesus's death. without the resurrection it would not have become such a powerful symbol of christianity. one of how many beagle meyer sculptures portrays both death and resurrection during the christian holy week and it easter it's on display at a village church in bavaria big concert resurrection cross. the cup i wanted to portray the cross of the resurrection cross floating in the air not touching the ground it's unsub

or maybe it will alter fishel intelligence comes up with amazing results will algorithms soon rival human artists. better honed five years laden doesn't need a computer he creates busts of people who interest in unknown individuals and celebrities politicians activists or entrepreneurs. for the sculptor every last detail is important. that's fifteen secrets of the constellation is what really matters in the volumes have to be arranged in such a way that intensities emerge through the curves the way something pushes up against something else yielding for example a depression here even if. each bust needs to reflect the subjects true character. all that it is there are of course different approaches to artificial intelligence things could go in a number of directions i can imagine that something will eventually come of it that works i just don't see what the advantage would be. try a slave who spends many hours sometimes days with his living subjects working from photos a computer might be able to create busts that resemble their subjects but for this artist the human contact is crucial to

africa's coastal waters there are a number of reasons for that either there are no regulations or fishel is turn a blind eye in some places gigantic troilus on europe and china i depleting the fish stocks one country in the region is taking steps to control illegal fishing and its waters namely live baby we have company the activists on the nile in conservation and geo sea shepherd on patrol. this is robots part comes to town in the area. ever. no one here leaves from fishing but in the past few decades niger trailers have decimated fish stocks. local fishermen were getting desperate and to the national coast guard started patrolling together with ocean conservation and geo sea shepherd before the start of the corporation few vessels had been arrested since january twenty seventh in fourteen fishing vessels have been reported for you now fish populations are slowly returning to the area i used tons for illegal unreported or under grated fishing. we were like just by choice forty to forty five percent of our costella what economy our sea shepherd have given us that opportunity to extend o

the face and a reminder now the top story there we're tracking for you this hour sra long going to fishel of blamed local islamised extremists for the bomb attacks which killed almost three hundred people on sunday however intelligence chiefs say they warned the authorities almost two weeks ago if the group were planning attacks plus comedian a whole lot of fear is alinsky has won a landslide victory in the ukraine's presidential runoff he played a president on television and now use a real thing incumbents petro poroshenko to defeat. you're watching news up next on the trail of your gun doesn't want rhinos dancing global three thousand after the break i'll play along right i'll see you again at the top of the. above. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects we give globalisation the face biodiversity species conservation exploitation. human rights displacement. of the global and current local action. global three thousand next on d w. europe. what unites. what divides. the money of books driving force. what binds the continent together. the tensors and stories of plunging t

finish the cynical program with flying colors and he used his graduation speech to give senate core fishel a piece of his mind. i'm grateful that i x. it's quite honestly the worst imaginable place that i've ever been to and would ever care to go to again. because it just made me realize that everything else just sucks a little less. ethan sanctus did not finish this in a corporate room. today he says it's his family that keeps him focused on staying clean. and i mean i grant it's better in prison but if you try to go for actual help for a drug problem. you're not going to get it there i've never been in a situation where like i felt so little of a person. i was nothing. there on nothing. so they tell you. it's all too familiar. innocent lives ended in an instant. then grief anger and the debate around firearms but for survivors and families of the four then reality often changes forever. faultlines investigates the long lasting trauma inflicted on communities the aftermath mass shootings in america on al-jazeera. i am a fish every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and

brick states or to fishel intelligence what dominates the high. there well the answer is both a disorderly breaks it threatens to disrupt supply chains across europe german companies try to focus on the task ahead and that's keeping pace with new technology. also on the show.

or beyond so both who is disputing the early results fishel results won't be known until may now thomas joins us live now from the capital jakarta so andrew unofficial tally suggests that woodward is on track for reelection just bring us up to date on that on the vote count so far. well these are all unofficial results because the way it works there are eight hundred thousand polling stations across in these year the vast majority of them opened as planned on wednesday and immediately after the voting finished at one pm local time the officials hold up the ballot papers and they count and declare the result there and then in the places where the voting actually took place but the official tally of all those eight hundred thousand well that takes time some weeks in the electoral commission won't release those results until the end of may in the meantime a bunch of private companies phone around and essentially do a sample each of them go to about two thousand different polling stations and they then publish their results of those samples and the reason everyone seems pretty confident the

gas project is on to deliver russian feel directly to europe it puts him at odds with journey to fishel stance on the pipeline. i'm against this project it's not in the interests of the european union because it will increase dependence on russian energy resources as the head of the european commission i will use all available laws to block a new dream to man friend aware of our has been at the helm of the center right european people's party since twenty fourteen is a collective of other parties which hold seats in the european parliament and his tenure he's called for mechanisms to control quote way would state to go against official european union positions he's also a known critic of the perceived as pendency on russian energy but his latest remarks against north stream two has come under fire alto in germany. i find it rather strange that man for letters germans know that he's against this project through a polish newspaper and we're talking about our country's interests named in reliable and i think we shouldn't play with the future of our country and fred it does have some suppor

to cyber security and fishel intelligence the world's biggest industrial technology fair kicks off. a dollar reporter is there to talk about trade and trades. also on the show turkish president trichet type and one loses to the opposition in local elections. an economic crisis that sees the turkish lira.

your data in a beneficial way to the consumer but also we want to share your data in a better full fishel way to facebook yeah i also doesn't say let's stop collecting the data over which is why you can get in trouble for so let's talk about brand also facebook's numbers so for all the trouble they get into and have been getting a teen show total revenue and profit reaching record levels we're talking about a company posting a thirty percent jump in profits why facebook doing so well in spite of all the scandals they faced in the last year i think it's a lot about demographics those in the younger generation we tend to look at facebook i don't want to say we but people look at facebook as the old people's social network with users under the age of thirty preferring instagram twitter and snap chat but the big money demographics those within the thirty to sixty four age range are more active on facebook and facebook users also tend to have more disposable income again likely due to that large age gap so while instagram and twitter they do run sponsored ads you could see that they are intend

run just spoke earlier of his dissatisfaction with the government's investigation so far he has to fishel is to act before people take the law into their own hands but often and as has more from the capital. then sir lanka comes to terms with the situation forced the easter sunday bombings there are still concerns of for that in fact the latest warning coming from nor less than the u.s. ambassador in colombo she basically be climbed to give information about specific delhi gentz in an interview but did say that there is information that those involved with the bombings all plotting for that attacks i believe are warning is valid and still stands which is that we do believe that there is active plotting underway and we have warned us citizens and of course others who might read our warnings to be mindful of places that might make attractive targets for terrorists and catholic churches basically having some good news the cardinal indicating that the next sunday might be open for church services like the church you see behind me but however the head of the catholic church expressing some fru

now ones like the largest air force construction project of all time as a former ally for comment fishel put it once you start these things it's hard to turn up. for more than three decades award winning photographer sure he'd been documenting government abuse and humanitarian crises around the world last year he was arrested while covering protests in his home country of bangladesh and now faces up to fourteen years in prison on charges of spreading propaganda and false information against the government his arrest provoked a worldwide demand for his release and earned him a place among time magazine's people of the year should be the law in this case is a test for democracy in a country many say is sliding towards authoritarianism he joins me now. thanks for joining me on the front of the last august you were covering the student protests in dhaka which started over a lack of road safety i believe and then you gave an interview to this channel al jazeera english what happened next. sitting up but uploading pictures the doorbell rang. when the door i was alone in the house. people came