party leader weeks claimed why friedrich moussa could mean merkel's days as chancellor are numbered and in football an outstanding performance concludes the second round of the german cup always side by are they were couzin knocked five an answer goals past gladbach as they advanced to the third round which. kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is in kiev today for talks with her ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko her visit comes as the country prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the my don revolution which began with demands for closer ties with the e.u. five years on has ukraine moved any closer to europe did have a usenet connelly takes a look. this is how it all started with a handful of people taking to modern square protesting against president a coach's decision to abandon a long awaited dissociation deal much to fear of angering moscow within weeks the protests a growing to tens of thousands of people europe wasn't the only issue but the european flags were hard to miss. the protesters had no shortage of prominent guess from brussels showing the

who wants to be germany's next chancellor ten years ago friedrich maritz quit politics the loser in a merits versus miracle rivalry that was then today a would be winning merits told reporters that he's back and ready to lead where americal is about to leave i bring in berlin this is the day. of the government ladies and gentlemen my name is fish mats. is a convinced european and to convince transatlantic systems of them it is using the t.v. i stand for germany that he's open to the world he's roots of my son it's christian ethics it's well you see him you will and a new stock boy you're going. to go see go see if we cannot accept votes as we suggest by populist movements who would eat a lot of disappointment and frustration with the established parties. a few of those he's been if it's i am firmly convinced that. under these change in the presidential election of two thousand and sixteen you would think that the lessons learned would be applied to next week's crucial midterm elections and you would be wrong. i'm here to say the warning lights are brink only can read again. today the

today the digital in berlin that could soon attract the attention of the world today friedrich merits announced his candidacy to become the next head of germany's conservative c.d.u. party it comes on the heels of chancellor angela merkel's seismic like and they'll submit that she is stepping down as party leader in december and stepping down as chancellor in two thousand and twenty one though mr mansour said nothing today about aspirations to be the next chancellor but maneuvering to become the next c.d.u. party leader puts him on a direct course for the chancellor today's announcement ends his decade long self-imposed exile from german politics and at the beginning of this century he and i'm going to marital they were rivals within the c.d.u. and we all know the history america would go on to become chancellor and in two thousand and nine merits called it quits he wants back in and he wants to win the latest polls show him as the clear favorite to lead the party and the country and regarding his to mulch was passed with chancellor merkel today mr maritz almost sounded like mr magnan

merkel emerges as the front runner in the race to succeed her at seaview party leader we explain why friedrich math could mean marable's days as chancellor are numbered plus zero. zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero documentary uses a novel method to show how some syrian refugees are still living with the horror of war every day here in germany. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is in kiev today for talks with her ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko her visit comes as the country prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the revolution which began with demands for closer ties with the e.u. five years on has you crave moved any closer to europe did abuse nick connelly takes a look. this is how it all started with a handful of people taking to modern square protesting against president a coach's decision to abandon a long awaited dissociation deal much to fear of angering moscow within weeks the protests are grown to tens of thousands of people europe wasn't the only issue but the european flags were hard to miss. the protesters had no shortage o

this is the friedrich's and council a lot of the students here are studying history. this is a monument to the fallen soldiers of the world wars. fourteen eighteen fourteen under w. this must be i'm being closed down and i never hear stuff like this the start of a major research project and you come on let's buy some as if we're studying what we can about him so that we can get a better idea of what the war was really like that in the villages as being closed down attended our school and he studied a lot of the same subjects that we do you know so we can relate to him pretty well that's enough it seemed he just was the most is that. most of them were actually volunteers. they had taken their final exams early. by the age of seventeen or eighteen they were dead the same age as rebecca and christophe here the students visit the war archive in munich. we don't want anything like this to happen ever again. it's not realistic to hope for peace everywhere but we can help make sure it doesn't happen again on this scale. after a year of research christophe and rebecca have le

and penalties were looming when marvin friedrich pulled pulisic to the ground. through. in england, arsenal, chelsea, and middlesbrough all beat lower—league opposition to reach the last eight of the league cup. in the only all—premier league tie, son heung—min scored twice for tottenham as they won 3—1 at west ham — they'll face their north london rivals arsenal in the pick of the quarterfinals. i think ithink in i think in 48 hours to play two games, competitive, manchester city monday and today he, a london dhody against west ham, i think very proud, it was fantastic. the performance was very good. i am so happy, of course. always we try to play better or to increase our level, but i think for different reasons i think we need to be happy. it will be an exciting game against arsenal. the boston red sox have been celebrating their victory in the world series with a parade through the city on wednesday. a day—long celebration of the red sox's ninth world series title began with a rally inside fenway park before a succession of floats made its way through the st

this is the friedrich's given us ago and council a lot of the students here are studying history. this is a monument to the fallen soldiers of the world wars. fourteen eighteen fourteen under w. this must be i'm being closed down and i know racist stuff is the start of a major research project and i want to buy from as if we are studying what we can about him so that we can get a better idea of what the war was really like he said that he would do it as a being closed down attended our school and he studied a lot of the same subjects that we do you know so we can relate to him pretty well but that's not what seemed to be the most is that. most of them were actually volunteers. they'd taken their final exams early. by the age of seventeen or eighteen they were dead the same age as rebecca and christoph here the students visit the war archive in munich. we don't want anything like this to happen ever again. it's not realistic to hope for peace everywhere but we can help make sure it doesn't happen again on this scale. after a year of research christophe and rebecca i have learned th

have come from the german fleet, we have the bailfrom the dresden and we have the bail from the friedrichome of my favourite things are the more domestic or the more social history things. we have a china beer mug that has survived, that has the inscription: "music and beer, that is my pleasure", and that's something that we also share with germany. so the diving industry in orkney is booming for us, it's really busy at the moment, it's really popular to come and take a guided dive. to have such history surrounding those shipwrecks, to be able to dive on what was the biggest scuttle ever is quite something. next up, we're in cadiz in spain, where chefs are bringing back an ancient recipe to modern menus. still to come on the travel show: what's trending in the way of travel? and it's a fusion of cultures styling visitors in delhi. keep going... like you are stirring a cup of coffee . it's time now for trending travel, your monthly mashup of the best travel—related stories, snaps and videos online. as the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, space tourism seems to be gett

friedrich long as the head of wheat breeding and research at one hundred university he thinks there are lots of reasons we should be growing i'm corn it's not fussy in terms of the soil it requires he says it's resistant to many pasts and prevails over wheat but its biggest trump card is its nutritional value so i saw him do you know hostile for a purpose push it has significantly more minerals than other cereals zinc and so any m are very important for the immune system if it were but also contains vitamin e. and lutea for. is good for the eyes it boosts vision helps to prevent macular degeneration and it strengthens the entire central nervous system which is kind of coded and that's just been discovered. in the effectively and is currently the focus of intense research what is known is that contains significantly more minerals and trace elements than rice or wheat including zinc and copper and mike medium. it's a new poem that slim country also uses at the frankfurt culling reschooling he's devised an entire menu based around ancient food plants it includes key with gilt to help bring

term runs out and one of the men who would like to at least replace her as the head of her party friedrich merits he once was a rival of hers in the morning and it has also been reported that he has returned and that men want to return to the locus of power exactly exactly they want to go and i mean what america did is that she sort of she has she empowered women you know a leg very specifically like her most important adviser this a female you know and she. yes she tried she was never a pro quo dour you know now she sort of having a certain number of women yeah she was always you know but i think it had more to do with power politics paul place than what she actually really thought of as her speech and then yeah yeah but i want to speak as a man but you know her personally advisers are women and many members and her and her cabinet are women and also you know she's come come. to me she is the woman she wants to be. her protege of all the way or you know if she's female and stuff like this so she did something and it's really interesting that now the old boys' network sort of tries to push

moment so i don't expect any big changes there have been to some degree it seems as if the lure of friedrichs melts and also just for the viewers this this politician we're referring to has in fact been leading in the polls if if surveys are done of germans it seems that many would prefer to see flutist math to some degree it seems to me as if the lure of math is that he would return the c.d.u. to being a mass party what the germans call it folks part-i and i asked myself is that of the great folks part-i and parties that regularly have thirty forty percent of the vote is that ever going to return you know you never know because they see you. was a time it was a mass party and that's just four years ago so you cannot really say that the era of the must parties is gone but i think that the lure of. something different he comes out of the cold he is not known he is someone you cannot project everything on on his figure whatever you want to and we had the same really this same phenomenon with the social democrats just one year ago but they had a candidate quote came from europe no one knew him s

they're called she's the continuity candidate or will it be one of the right wing the front runners friedrich schmidt so you can spawn two names who have both been associated with criticisms of mer call with their criticisms of the migration policy but there are different aspects of her policy that they might want to change and it may be difficult for the party to know exactly which way it wants to go given that the economy in germany is doing well people have got jobs so it's all the aspects of policy that they've begun to worry about and if you have somebody who's a he's a real opponent of markel leading the c.d.u. party and that could make things very difficult for her and she might have to step back from the chancellorship in a year or so meantime leaders of her coalition partners the s.p.d. they have also been meeting how serious simon is the situation there and how secure is the grand coalition. well the s.p.d. says electoral situation is extremely serious indeed they've been hemorrhaging support for election after election the last two votes in bavaria and saw them fall back even furth

the race is still open but what about the polls i mean the the latest polls show that you've got friedrich merits as a clear favorite to become the head of the c.d.u. i mean a strong favorite compared to the other. it has been a craving for many years in in my can city and see the people on the street in the party but even the party members they say please when is he coming back the conservative voice off the street and it within the party is craving i mean that they have been waiting for him for quite a while again i mean he was he was the minority leader back then they had the chair man of our of all a parliamentary so he has experience he's a very successful in the business side and you know this is this might help he's considered also to be a very wealthy person and can that be a liability in german politics too is that it should not be but i fully agree but i mean i wonder whether he's going to be the mitt romney of the next campaign i don't know what chairman of blackrock whether is he's going to be framed as the killer capitalist that we're going to see i hope that's going to be the

term runs out and one of the men who would like to at least replace her as the head of her party friedrich merits he once was a rival of hers in the morning and it has also been reported that he has returned and that men want to return to the locus of power exactly exactly they want to go and i mean what america did is that she sort of a. she has she empowered women you know and leg very specifically her most important advise us a female you know and she she yes she tried she was never pro quo to our you know now she was really having a certain number of women yeah she was always you know but i think it had more to do with power politics paul place than what she actually really thought it was her speech and any yeah yeah but i want to speak as a man but you know her personal advisers are women and many members and her and her cabinet and women and also you know she's come come. to me she is the woman she wants to be her for programs or protege of all the you know she's female and stuff like this so she did something and it's really interesting that now the old boys' network sort of tries t

party would you expect to see someone like friedrich's mounts put into place much stricter policies on migration for example or integration. well first of all when merkel ousted mad she was not yet chancellor that was the whole thing she was party leader and she wanted to be leader of the parliamentary group which she was and she kicked him out and he sulked and he was upset and apparently he's never lived down the hurt so there's a lot of personal problems between the two which which is why i think even though she might ride out the chance to ship until two thousand and twenty one if she doesn't it's because they can't figure it out together he tried to deny that yesterday he said will make it work but there is there is personal animosity between them until now it will on migration so he's pro-business yes that's what he's most famous for i would say from the old days is a radical tax reform where he wanted to we would say have your tax return done on a postcard because it's so simple actually well if you're going to say it was interesting yesterday because there because it everything

i'm a friedrich hayek guy, the market is supposed to work this stuff out.king business decisions close to the ground, i'm all for getting rid of the electric subsidies. it's a really bad idea. >> bret: the market went up today in part because of hopes that some deal with china could be worked out. here's larry kudlow. >> there is a good possibility that we could make a deal. and he is open to it. on the other hand if these conditions i mentioned a few moments ago are not met and are not dealt with, the president has said look, he's perfectly happy to stand on his tariff policies. >> bret: so you're saying there's a chance. >> larry kudlow is a very optimistic guy. >> bret: he's going to meet with president xi on the sidelines in argentina, they do think china wants to make a deal. >> china wants to make a deal but what the u.s. is asking china to do is almost to give up its business model. they don't want any more force technology transfers, they don't want intellectual property theft, they don't want nontariff barriers, that's the chinese business model. t

who wants to be germany's next chancellor well ten years ago friedrich merits quit politics the loser in a merits versus marital rivalry that was then today a would be winning merits told reporters that he's back and ready to lead where uncle americal is about to leave i bring in berlin this is the day. the government ladies and gentleman mine and is think each match the instinct on this for you is a convinced european and the competing strengths of lantus and sponsor them it is in the t.v. i stand for germany that he's open to the well in these routes a-basin it's christian ethics it's unusual to see the.

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