here in the studio with me is the dubious political correspondent hans front and correspondent gary hart and first hans bring us up to date on what we know. well what we know so follow it's being officially confirmed that four people have been killed in this incident three of them were victims on the streets the fourth was the driver of the vehicle who killed himself apparently the police have confirmed this it was not a large truck it was a delivery truck to something like a large car that drove into a crowd of people that were sitting outside. kind of view of god and situation on the streets today is a very beautiful sunny day in most parts of germany and so there were a lot of people out it's a saturday it's the end of the easter holidays as a lot of people would have been out on the streets and presumably that's the reason why this incident happened in this situation the police have asked people to stay away from the scene and have been very strict about trying to control the information coming out of that situation to try and prevent rumors one thing that has been confirmed by the p

know concretely at this hour is that four people are dead and you know so many open questions here gary hart and with that i'll turn to you because you know we saw that eyewitness a short while ago you could really see that he was shaken up there is a sense of frustration there just walk us through you know on a typical saturday afternoon there in munster what would have been the scene what would have been the mood in this particular area where the incident took place well probably not much different from other parts of germany one of the first nice days today beautiful weather some scenes of the sun was out and that particular area. where. a lot of it is pretty. strain ised as you can see in the pictures as well. it's very picturesque people will be milling about. in this beautiful old pod of some of the tourists as well minster is a regional tourist hot spot it's a story place the end of the thirty year war was signed then the treaty and so it's also a big university town and so lots of students you can imagine young people about of the street enjoying the sun and also in this particular p

well the threat of protectionism is speaking delegates at a major trade fair here in germany gary hart is here with more on that that's right ma u.s. president trumps threats actually sparking more cooperation from rival economies with mexico and the european union taking a stand for free trade both sides overhauling an old trade deal abolishing almost all tariffs between the german chancellor angela merkel and mexico's president and rick opinion yet so open to mexican exhibition stand at the world's biggest industrial tech farren and of today pena nieto said he's optimistic that a renewal of the north american free trade agreement could also be achieved a deal president trump has repeatedly threatened to tear up german chancellor angela merkel said multinational corporation was added value for all parties echoing with thoughts of many at the thing. speed is the message at hand over customers want their products delivered faster and they want to be able to customize them that means speeding up production and logistics it's a challenge with global reach the fare is therefore considered

and turning to our other correspondent gary hart out of first grade can you tell us a bit about what started about the region yeah mr is one of the the middle cities of germany's they're quite wealthy quite pretty very peaceful time fact minister is a famous for its role in peace keeping if you will because the thirty year war was ended there with the treaty that was signed in and in the historic. destroyed room they're still being kept the documents and. the artifacts there and it's a very wealthy town it's a very catholic town it has a big university town and on a day like this you would expect in historic city center that we can see also here on the war on these pictures that many people many students. you know everybody would be enjoying the one of the first sunny days out this year and street cafes and everybody enjoying themselves and having a good time i spoke to relative of mine. again has spoken to a friend who is sequestered at the moment near the scene of the scene is in a. street called speak over the right in the middle of this story center in front of the keep in cows w

good except i think that's coming up with gary hart in business. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom. global news that matters w made for minds.

tape we can see police standing on the side you can see emergency vehicles in the background and gary hart you actually know the city the city of one star quite well it looks like it was a lovely day there what would it have been like this afternoon well it's one of the first beautiful days in germany all over germany is now is where the temperature is so raw people around. the city i grew up was born and grew up just twenty kilometers away so we'd go there quite often the family of mine still lives there and area is sort of the hearts of monster if you will that the traditional restaurant the keaton restaurant which has its own brewery and people would congregate this sit outside of course in this beautiful weather and underneath the monument of the keeping cow which is sort of a mascot of traveling to keep count as a traveling salesman with a basket on his back selling goods and in the area so if you want to strike at the heart of an at the soul of munster if you will that is a good place to attack so it's an area that is symbolic it seems so but mostly symbolic you know silly symbolic o

and for more let's bring in gary hart and hans brandt who are joining us here in the studio for more on that and that's quite interesting what we just heard there from the police spokesperson hans because you know as we've been talking about it so far it has seen as if there was only one suspect but now we might be talking about more people there has been some room. since the incident happened for the last couple of hours or so. and this is the first time that the police have actually confirmed that they are investigating such witness reports it's very difficult to say you have to imagine that this is a situation where drives into a number of people sitting outside a restaurant everyone jumps up presumably and tries to get in or get to safety and if some witnesses then have the impression that some of the people running around might have ended up at the scene inside the van might be fleeing from the van it's very difficult to to have an overview of such a situation in such a panic panic case so i think we have to be careful with this this kind of contradicts recent reports from vario

mario and gary hart is a location scout. she suggested that counterpart be shot here it's a u.s. spy series set in berlin. i have come to this building every day and my job. decades are given to this office. but honestly sometimes it scares me. i don't know what we do here. for several years now filmmakers from across the globe have been frequenting berlin to shoot movie scenes here but that's making things harder for the local movie industry. is fulfilling the occasions of rising american movie makers have more money than local film projects they can pay high rents those who rent out the locations think prices will just keep going up said things are tricky for small german film crews with small budgets. but the film business is booming despite location rents now sometimes as high as ten thousand euros a day. the area around berlin central train station is also very popular. the crew for counterparts filmed in a nearby hotel. they wanted a very particular angle it was pretty complicated and we couldn't get it done anywhere on gendarme mocked is unfair let me he said then we thoug

systems high time for a reboot i would think not so good business sue me a sports thank you gary hart all the disgraced former cycling champion lance armstrong has agreed to pay five million dollars to settle a u.s. federal lawsuit armstrong was accused of a defrauding a sponsor of the u.s. postal service by using performance enhancing drugs the u.s. government and armstrong's ex teammate floyd landis had sought one hundred million dollars in damages armstrong now forty six was stripped of seven tour de france titles and banned for life for doping. in tennis rafael nadal has eased through to the quarterfinals of the monte carlo masters but he won't have to face long time rival knockout novak djokovic in the last eight that's after the former world number one went out to oscar is dominant team and three grueling sets six seven six two six three. after two years struggling with an inkling elbow injury novak djokovic should the top of the screen says he's finally playing pain free and they were glimpses of the man who's won twelve grand slam titles. they say set points in the fast set wh

i would mind that back to sue me now and football thank you gary hart and l.a. because they host the i need it tonight in a german cup semifinal match it's the next step on buyer's path to a trouble of season ending trophies the bundesliga champs need to keep their focus again without looking ahead to next week's even bigger champions league match with real madrid. with the bundesliga title sealed in april seventh by a doing a lot more than just staying alive. they rested players in saturday's league game with much of that back but still triumphed five one now they have laid the cuban in their sights with triple tall sweeping the club. we have. shown is from your pov because here we are relaxed so we we are very focused you know goes we have many many players that can play every game so we have equal to with that. sort of a dallas still injured but jerome bowen saying is expected to return against a later couzin side who have won their last two bundesliga matches for warm they both have the ray of attacking talent and could trouble buy on given it's a one leg se

but first gary hart is here because there are new developments in the diesel emissions scandal yeah justas we all thought the diesel grade scandal was a thing of the past german police have raided properties links to three top executives at sports comic apportion it's part of a fraud probe linked to the diesel emissions investigators searched ten sides links to one portion of board member another member of upper management and a third person who no longer works for to come out the properties were properties were also targeted like audi is owned by false flag which in twenty fifteen admitted to using cheating devices on diesel engines to pass emissions tests well porsche now in the crosshairs let's get more on this developing story from our financial correspondent daniel cold in frankfurt daniel what are you hearing what can you tell us. well all we know so far is that around ten am this morning premises and varia and also baden's burton back for a search by around one hundred and sixty officer this has been confirmed by the prosecutor's office and struck out for the moment more informati

the death penalty seems to mean to climb around the world boss there is a catch there is indeed gary hart the unit rights group amnesty international says the number of reported judicial executions around the world fell during two thousand and seventeen but the group also warns that the true number of people put to death is not known that's because some countries treat execution numbers as a state secret china for example and as is often the case in china and in the handful of other nations executing its citizens capital punishment is often very public. iran responsible for carrying out small than half of the well it's not in executions last year that's a. cording to amnesty international's latest figures in dozens of those cases that meant public execution in iran drug trafficking and blasphemy are among those crimes punishable by death. at least five people were executed in iran for acts committed when they were still under eighteen. just four countries responsible for eighty four percent of all recorded executions last year iran saudi arabia iraq and pakistan but the country suspected

us entertainer bill cosby could be headed to prison abbie that's right gary hart it's even likely that bill cosby could go to jail for the rest of his life that's following the american comedians conviction for sexual assault the case vindicates a multitude of women who have come forward accusing actor of drugging and raping them in a pattern of predatory behavior that's lasted decades. the ruling sent shock waves around the world but perhaps those most moved by the food it were in the courtroom itself. some of these women had testified against bill cosby in court outside this sense of a long relief was clearly visible i feel like i fit in humanity is restored and a lawyer representing some of cosby's more than fifty accuses said this was a watershed moment first of all. i want to thank the jury justice has been done. so. we are so happy that finally we can say. women are believed dead not only on a hash tag me too but in a court of law cosby was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault the conviction relates soley to the accusations of one woman who alleges cosby dr

workers are currently attending to the injured meantime we got this photo this was the photo that that gary hart was talking about just a short while ago the photo has been circulating widely on twitter following the crash it shows the site in munster that has been reported to be the scene of the incident that's apparently a restaurant over there you can see the small tables and chairs strewn about and also this information coming in as well from the spokeswoman for chancellor angela merkel tweeting the following terrible news from munster the police will keep you updated our thoughts are with the victims and with their families. so and has with that i'd like to turn to you because you know presumably the authorities there in munster would have been preparing for something like this well police all over germany in some sense have. played through the possibility of such attacks happening in their areas because obviously the general situation they don't know political situation is such that such attacks are becoming somewhat more likely i don't think particularly in one state but certainly in germ

we do not know the motivation of this particular individual right hans but i mean just from what gary hart is saying i mean this is a significant area so it's not out of the realm of possibility to think that it might have have actually been targeted because of that just tell us a little bit more about what exactly is happening in terms of what the authorities are doing right now because we we saw some reaction of it or earlier not only from the local authorities also from the federal level the chance their spokesperson speaking out as well you know how did those those branches in to interact here and in the search for you know the answering of all the questions that everyone asked well the first responsibility for an incident like this lies obviously with the police in the town in minster itself and the next level will be regional police in other words police of the north rhine-westphalia federal state where this is situated and the actual federal government or federal police would only get involved if it was in some sense confirmed that this was a politico a politically motivated inciden

soon i was going to the gary hart headquarters more than i was going to class at catholic you. i went from being a volunteer. the debt beauty scheduler. and then the whole finance department laid off i became the deputy national finance director. for the presidential campaign. i only had my own business card. that said i was a deputy national finance committee. so if you show up they will give you responsibility. and then i went out to iowa and then i did a number of other states. don't wait for older people to tell you it's your turn. thank you. would you look into other countries. or germany or sweden. the problem facing western democracy is western democracy i say this as a governor who is on the districts in our state. the supreme court is taking up in a couple of states. the other one is maryland. how hard you work to drive us in such a way. and within constitution of legal limits we felt at the time we need to push back against populations that were being carved up for lopsided republican majorities all around the place. having said that. i think our republic would be rep

both he and a presidential candidate gary hart both, you know, probably got caught on the monkey business, let me put it that way. and others. again, the father/son business and leadership and political, martin luther king jr.'s opinion of martin luther king sr. and he was the grandson of reverend daniel albert williams, the second pastor of the ebenezer baptist church. his brother, a.d., albert, named after his grandfather. was also a baptist minister. so the kind of ways that ones learns leadership is in the context of the eclesial politics. right? how to galvanize people, how to bring people together, how to win a majority. all those things are useful when you go into the electoral politics, whether you're the mayor. and, of course, we don't live far from kansas city here. we have a sitting congress person representing kansas city, missouri, emanuel cleaver ii. he is an ordained methodist minister. so these kind of ways that the training ground for family is the politics. so politics becomes very, very important. anytime you're running an organization, you're engaged in politics. wheth

at forest gary hart is here with more on the hunt gary and election as promised.ank you very much sir yes those elections on sunday take place against the backdrop of a thriving economy domestic demand is strong private consumption is at its highest level in three and a half years that's have a look at the bigger picture shall we after hungry made a feeble recovery from the economic crisis in twenty ten g.d.p. growth began to pick up robust growth of over four percent return four years later that slowed somewhat in the next couple of years but once again growing full speed ahead last year as you can see at the end of the table and that's showing on the labor market as well the unemployment rate fell steadily throughout the decade from a dismal eleven point eight percent in two thousand and ten to just three point eight last year and that's a level that economists consider to be full employment prime minister viktor orban this government of course is trying to take all the credit for an apparent booming economy but the truth is more complex as this report shows the

. >> those of us of a certain age remember gary hart who didn't do any 50 shades of anything.ild sort of -- >> just your vanilla affair. >> it was just your vanilla affair. and a little monkey business. and then suddenly bill clinton thought he didn't need to resign the presidency, and it's really been downhill ever since. but i think the bigger question is less about the sordid sex details of our various political players and much more about what's happened to our political class. why is it that these men and they're mostly men, think to themselves, i have the trust of these people, i've earned it through the election, and i can just toss it away, because my libido says go for it, baby. >> male libidos, mostly male libidos -- >> sorry, chuck. >> apparently i'm going to be render the mute here. [ laughter ] >> -- have been pretty active for centuries. >> and people weighed these things and political life was something that they valued. it was something that we were able to respect. and i don't understand when this break happened, that this suddenly became some sort of game. if

and china's ongoing crackdown on human rights activists that's right we're staying in the region gary hart with our next story looks at a chinese couple struggle for democracy human rights lawyer one sean young was put behind bars about three years ago during a government crackdown since then his wife lea wenzhou as had no contact with them and county sure where her husband is being held now this week police stopped her from finishing a one hundred kilometer protest march u.w. spoke to her and beijing. leader wenzhou and her son kwan kwan have found safety in the apartment of friends the relief is palpable. yesterday i didn't think i'd be able to leave my home and come here i still feel tense. the wenzhou has a terrifying ordeal behind her on wednesday her apartment was besieged by an angry mob one of her friends was beaten up and those who wanted to come to her aid were prevented from doing so when she tried to leave she was threatened with violence the crowd was probably acting on orders from china's intelligence service leaders that attempts to highlight her husband's plight have made h

.">> ather quickly, he becomes friends with some of the younger senators: gary hart, bill cohen, later secretary of defense. >> we would hit a couple of bars and have some beers together. it was mostly three relatively young guys who were having age good time er. >> narrator: after a while, mccain decided he want to join the club. >> he was a bright, sharp guy, and i'm sure h and said, "boy, if these guys can do this, i can do this." >> narrator: the congress john mccain wanted to join was very different from the one today. g ot to know a young staffer in bill cohen's offi: susan collins. >> when john was the navy liaison, he saw a congress that worked much more collaboratively, that was far less partisan, and that got more done. >> republicans and democrats saw each other as colleagues, not enemies. and it would color his view. it would shape his view of how washington should work for the rest of his career. >> narrator: but before getting into politics, mccain rearranged his personal life. his fe, carol, had dutifully waited through the p.o.w. years. a former model, she'd been severe

gary hart's campaign ran out of money like three times on its way to winning the new hampshire primary. every time they ran out of money, a lot of adults got laid off, and i got moved up. >> [laughter] mr. o'malley: i was totally volunteer, but i first started going once a week, then two times, more than i was going to class a catholic u. iwent from being a volunteer, became the deputy director of scheduling. then when the whole finance department got laid off, i became the deputy national finance director for a presidential campaign. i even had my business card that said i was the deputy national finance director. i did not even have my own credit card. i even hadif you show up, they e you responsibility. he took off to new hampshire, and i did a number of other states. circuit of advice, don't wait for adults to tell you it is your turn, because they never will. in the back right here? >> [laughter] is -- we know a lot about a the unfair electoral , a lot of the legislative races in the united states are not very fair. would you look into other legislative races like ireland, or germ