g.w. correspondent nina who is standing by outside the sharon tate hospital in the heart of berlin good evening to you nina so what more do we know about there's a lot of current condition has the hospital released any information. we're expecting the berlin doctors. hospital behind me to make a statement on monday so at the moment we can only rely on the information that's being given by his supporters and fellow activists according to them his condition deteriorated very fast in the past few days to a point where he was no longer able to speak or walk and so he was flown to berlin for treatment a friend who was with him in the hospital room on the sunday said that his life is no longer in danger but his condition is still very critical all right well as we mentioned he was flown in to berlin china failed airport late on saturday but who was it that actually brought him here to germany for treatment. there is a foundation here in berlin that calls itself the cinema for peace foundation and they are called cultural activists but they also have supported pussy riot and other political activists

g.w. correspondent barbara vessel who is in stockholm barbara good evening to you so this is being called a potentially game changing vote just one is at stake for sweden here. there is a lot of stake for sweden because this election could mean that the face of the country really changes more that it has done for decades or probably ever in its recent history because this is society that was based on harmony on people living together peacefully and on looking for compromise always and under all circumstances but it also has always been a very homogeneous society and all this is at stake now the whole political system might be blown apart where the parties sudden all was managed to even was minority governments managed to sort of pull some sort of consensus together and now the sweden democrats really threaten to topple all this and it is a whole way of life the swedish way of life the way people deal with each other so it is much more than just an absent electoral upset it really is sort of the battle for the soul of sweden as europe has known it and as swedes have understood themselves f

g.w. correspondence marsh way to topple him in washington well. as a christine force has been giving evidence and facing questions from republicans and democrats how is she doing. well as we can see in that clip we just played it's been extremely tense and emotional for her and for everyone watching and i imagine that for anyone of any gender who's been through something like what she describes this is extremely hard to witness we've got this is just really the first part of what's going to happen today because we're going to hear they're on a recess right now this hearing we're going to hear more from her later and then judge kavanaugh himself is going to get a chance to speak and answer some questions of his own so this is going to be here and all day hearing happening here in washington d.c. and a lot more motions i'm sure are going to come pouring out so in the run up to this this is all seems very partisan that is today's testimony likely to change the minds of republicans who have stood by congress. as one of the been partisan in the run up

g.w. business correspondent stephen b. it's a good to see you stephen i suppose the question is what's changed more in the last twenty years is it google or is it popular opinion on tech firms like google. well and i think in one sense google hasn't changed very much over twenty years and that is that it is primarily an advertising program or in fact eighty five percent of its revenues in the past quarter came from advertising but of course it is a massive tech firm with other ventures including artificial intelligence including self driving cars and. of course we google things that's what we do what's interesting is that for their massive earnings seven hundred more than seven hundred billion dollars we heard they employ relatively few people and those tend to be very well educated people in urban areas and so there can be sort of an aloofness or offense oftenest to these massive tech firms you might not see in other areas other industrial firms for example you had the i'm sorry if you add to that you know sort of how we

g.w. political correspondent christopher spring great to welcome chris go masson likely to lose his job. that's a moot question at the moment we'll have to see what the result of these talks are i think one scenario that's not going to happen is that his political boss the interior minister horsy who for who is one of the party leaders talking to chancellor merkel at the moment in the chancellor's office behind me he is not going to get up and fire mohsen for the simple reason that that would be an incredible climb down last night he gave him his backing this morning he repeated that backing so i don't see the interior minister actively firing mohsen we are there's a rumor circulating at the moment that the three leaders of the three coalition party leaders engaged in these crisis talks are working towards a face saving solution which would involve mr marson. falling on his own sword if you want so resigning taking the initiative and resigning himself that is however an unconfirmed rumor but well let's pick up on the only is this i'm concerned confirmed really because clearly the aspi da

g.w. political correspondent maximally on course sheikh who's been following the story welcome mats money on how households go back to his statement. well this is the crucial point is the moment he hasn't at all so far we are you have the interview that he is gay. even germany's biggest tabloid newspaper built today in which he makes these claims but doesn't back them up in any way and we've got the statement from the domestic circuit service itself the shots in which they say they're still checking they're still investigating the claims that this video may be fake but there is no proof so far and the bigger question is if there have been concerns by him or by the agency why have they not brought them up with the chancellor that spokes person of the chancellor angela merkel of stephens i would said today that there has been no conversation between the head of the domestic secret service agency and the german chancellor and if he's had these concerns he shouldn't be this he certainly should have raised them and so now here piers to be contradicting chancellor merkel so why is he likely to

g.w. political correspondent hunts point. now authorities in the southeastern united states are warning people to brace for devastation as hurricane florence heads towards the area the governor of north carolina says it will be like nothing the state has ever seen before and he urged people to follow orders to evacuate residents of coastal areas in south carolina and virginia the neighboring states north carolina are also being told to leave immediately. their scramble to prepare before the storm hits. off the carolina coast the skies are already beginning to darken. hurricane florence is expected to make landfall on thursday with torrential rains and winds of more than two hundred kilometers per hour. we are planning for devastation this is a storm this is not a glancing blow this is a category four category five storm. the hurricane is massive eight hundred kilometers in diameter. this weather plane captured its size as it flew through the storm's eye. some one million people have now been ordered to evacuate coastal commun

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so let's get more from correspondent ricardo perez a celera who joins us on the line from the indonesian capital of jakarta welcome to g.w. i what more can you tell us. slogan like well on the moment there are so many being a confirmation of several casualties after the last quake something of a turn on pipes and break them rock climbing known to the west the sun think this is a communications are down there can a power flush out in the area that is really making it difficult for the thirty under different eighty nations agencies doing all the bailouts of the damage and can you talk us through that the sequence of events because we're talking about to two quite powerful events first the earthquake and then the tsunami. for the employees i mean there are something very come on in the in this region in the in the in the ring of fire. for the perfect people. of the tsunami is that the something that can happen that often i mean everyone can remember all avenues of housing and for a doctor saving event but what we have. talked it all the pages but you have to seen these images of that my model of water and pushing through al