world superpowers including the us china and russia as he opens the munich security conference frank walters don meyer accuses them of stoking global mistrust and putting national interests over international cooperation also coming up delegates at the conference will focus on the international community's failures in syria looks at families torn apart by the conflict. going to die and the planes are bombing us to be honest very close as the syrian government offensive against live province intensifies we talked with a syrian refugee camp in germany desperate to get his family out of harm's way. and in soccer you a full bands of manchester city from champions league competition for the next 2 seasons the preaching it's the spending groups will get reactions and look at what's next for the english club. and happy birthday to you tube and we take a look at how far the massive video sharing site has come in all sorts 15 years ago with an elephant a video. i'm called assman to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty

frank walter shine myron's chooses the u.s. russia and china of stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests over international cooperation. and donald trump's long promised wall is taking shape along the us mexico border nearly 200 kilometers have gone up so far opponents say the barrier will cause irreversible cultural and ecological damage. i'm michael okwu thanks so much for joining me a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west role in the world are dominating the munich security conference some 3 dozen heads of state along with top ministers and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west dwindling influence on global security has even spawned a new term west listening. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent much of his keynote speech deploring the decline of internationalism and of european unity he had harsh words for russia china and the us. and the been that our closest ally the united states of america

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words of the german president how they fit into that i want you to take a listen to part of what frank walter steinmeier said today if i guess leashed we do not forget it was germans who began this cruel war and after role millions of germans are fortunate not all of them but many did so out of conviction it was the nazis and their willing execution is who carried out the mass murder of european jews. and must not and then you wouldn't. that. we just heard their president use the term the willing executioners and that is a loaded term the author daniel goldhagen we were talking about this earlier he had he wrote a book that came out in 1906 hitler's willing executioners it was controversial because he claimed that the german mindset is what made the horrors that of hitler possible the german president did today he used that phrase is there a message in the fact that he appropriate that term i think the message is that it's a different message when a german president of this democracy saying it i think this is very important i can very much recall i can very well recall this discussion from of

speaking to crowds at a vigil in hanau, president frank—walter steinmeier called for unity against hatred the shooting is being treated as an act of terrorism. translation: we stand together, we stick. we want to live together and we show it again and again that this is the strongest remedy against hatred. thank you very much. british passengers stranded on a quarantined cruise ship injapan will begin theirjourney home today. but they are facing another wait after the evacuation was delayed. 0ur correspondent laura bicker is in yokohama where the diamond princess is docked. laura, are we any clearer as to what is happening? they have been waiting and there has been a little bit of frustration because the foreign office has announced the plane has been delayed. it is daylight here but it's going to be nighttime so several hours before british passengers are going to be allowed off and we spoke to passenger alan sandford. it's been one thing after another and the thought of ia days is fine but then when you realise you have to then wait for an evacuation plight, it's just you have to then w

here at this site just about an hour ago, the german president frank—walter steinmeier arrived with afficials. he laid a wreath at the spot to commemorate the victims of the shooting. he's now gone on to a vigil in the centre of town where other officials and political leaders will also attend, because this is not only a moment of sadness for germany and for this local community about the people who have lost their lives, but it's also a real moment of reflection for the country's political culture of the fear of growing right—wing extremism and what german officials can do to firstly ensure that minorities feel safer here, but also to ensure they actually are protected from far—right violence. joining me now is dr pauljackson, an expert on the far—right in europe, and senior lecturer in history at northamptonshire university. what's the context to this far right extremism in germany? well, it's quite an interesting case study. a few years ago, we didn't really think that this would find somebody —— was really to be really successful in germany. in the past few years, it's really grow

the german president frank—walter steinmeier called for unity against hatred, racism and violence., and we show it again and again that this is the strongest remedy against hatred. thank you very much. damien mcguinness joins us from berlin. a mood of shock across germany. yes, thatis a mood of shock across germany. yes, that is right. officials throughout the country, but also there is a sense of fear because the interior minister hasjust been sense of fear because the interior minister has just been talking to journalists here and told them that far right of violence, right wing extremism in general is the greatest threat that the country is facing right now. that is why the interior minister has now announced that there will be increased security at stations and airports across germany and at other institutions such as masks. that really points to a fear ofa masks. that really points to a fear of a copy cat attack. what we know about the person who carried out the attack in hanau was that he was alone and acting on his own, but he was inspired by hate speech online by right ring

hundreds linked hands around the city including the german president, frank—walter steinmeier.after he was required to replace all of his political advisers. out too are theresa villiers, andrea leadsom, esther mcvey, and the northern ireland secretary julian smith, who oversaw the restoration of devolved government at stormont. world health leaders say there's no new cause for alarm, despite a steep rise in the number of deaths from coronavirus in china. yesterday was the deadliest day of the outbreak so far. more now on the cabinet reshuffle so here's a quick look at who's out and who is in. the other significant casualty was the northern ireland secretary julian smith, sacked after delivering what had seemed impossible — getting devolution restored. he is replaced by brandon lewis. the defence secretary ben wallace was forced to come back to london from a nato meeting in brussels earlier today. but he survives. as does the health secretary matt hancock and the transport secretary grant schapps. dominic raab, foreign secretary, and priti patel, home secretary, remain in place

bring it to you live michelle i want to i want to just follow up by yesterday frank walter steinmeier of course the german president all but scolded the world leaders and i'm paraphrasing now for abdicating their more responsibility on the world stage that's essentially what he was saying how or delegates at this conference reacting to that and might very well get more of this reaction from the u.s. secretary of state. well observers here feel that money did was what it likes to do and what it does best is become something like a moral conscience. whose last 2 years here and 2014 as foreign minister and actually pledged more generally taking on more responsibility for security in the world at this time he was he is german president which is a role removed from daily politics he himself stress to somewhat create a bit of distance between government and himself and making him a bit more free to go down as it's perceived to be pretty hard on those key powers in the world of russia china and the united states who of course are also u.n. veto powers and just to remind them that with their