to germany france spain and portugal. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire others. going to come to be a farming magazine. on d w. such. news. hi and welcome to a special edition of kino coming to you today from the city of frankfurt famous of course for its skyline and for being germany's capital of high finance but frankfurt is also home to one of the largest film museums in europe and they're honoring with an amazing exhibit a cinematic masterpiece. two thousand and one a space odyssey the mother of all science fiction films. in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight director stanley kubrick rewrote the rules of cinema in a way that continues to amaze and inspire. this conversation can serve no purpose anymore today on keno we're doing a deep dive into two thousand and one we're devoting our entire show to stanley kubrick's classic film turns fifty this year but two thousand and one is still way ahead

rescue ship aquarius for five days the un's refugee agency said the migrants would be sent to germany france spain and portugal. any gyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal fathi posted a video online in which she spoke about six will harassment in egypt in society amnesty international have on them the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice. lewis hamilton has extended he's the lead in the formula one drivers standing after taking victory in the russian grand prix the british driver took first place thanks to a little help from he's miss a his teammate vulture ebo tests let's take a look at the action from sochi. with miss avies taking pole and second during saturday's qualifying this was their race to lose red bulls max for stepan was intent on stealing the headlines however a stunning drive saw him climb twelve places to eventually seal a fifth place finish. terry potter set a record breaking lap during qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but the

everything from reconnaissance drones to laundry facilities firms arkansas three fourths of spain france germany. military industrial complex starts october twenty fifth on t.w. . audio. band. business state every news live from berlin it's turned out to be one of the biggest political demonstrations in germany's post war history and is to mesa two hundred forty thousand people take to the streets up and then call what was billed as a protest against racism and optimism we find out what motivated the macho it's to turn out also coming up.

dollars germany took the biggest hit but the fraud has been uncovered from norway to switzerland to the netherlands to spain italy and france germany's tax office alone lost at least thirty one point eight billion euros the amount was previously thought to be about five billion the new estimates are just that france lost at least seventeen billion italy four and a half billion euros in denmark one point seven billion euros at least six other countries could also be affected huge numbers there thanks for joining me tonight here at the big table is frederick you're a star he is the deputy editor in chief at court t.v. dot org that's a nonprofit investigative newsroom right here in berlin it's good to have you on the show part of the team of journalists whose work and. surge brought this story to light was you and you know your team at couric teeth. but the story was published this morning what has been the reaction. i think within a lot of frustration this seems to be yet another finance scandal in off the kind that we seem to be having only every other year now and i think people are upset that politics and law enforcement j

are imposing restrictions or plan to in countries including germany denmark sweden norway britain belgium the netherlands france italy spain and greece. some countries like denmark and norway want to completely ban all petrol and diesel cars from their roads it's a response to data which shows nearly four hundred thousand europeans a year dying premature deaths because of particulate pollution auto emissions contribute to that and e.u. wide limits have been in force since two thousand and eight but hardly anyone's enforce them yet the auto industry is far too important an employer especially in germany now the wind has changed brussels is now insisting that emissions limits be effectively enforced pressuring governments and automakers alike but the question is whether these diesel bound spark a concerted shift towards electric vehicles and other canal turn it in as. the international monetary fund has cut its global growth forecast for this year and next its sights higher interest rates and trade tensions a myth believes the tough spat between the united states and china could hotel their economies around the world another

spain germany italy and france each got their share. the french colonial empire extended over much of western and northern africa it provided the raw materials like the oil from algeria necessary for the industrial and military rise of post-war france. on september thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty france detonated its first atomic bomb in began in the algerian so how. do you have your say by something you have your boss to. know your. poor forces as your. sort of work or if you are more of. meant to do of the. i noticed that there's a piece on it kind of false. because of course it is security to nestle's you need to know so mall first person deserves to see forces out there on their feet. fake a new clear out this is false of also ordered peace also. but the winds of freedom will be going across africa and france was to lose all its colonies. the independence of algeria west particularly painful in part because of its strategic oil reserves after eight years of bloody fighting the french were forced to withdraw. to both of yo

european equities largely to the downside to really spain, france, and germany. more, let's blink -- bring in mike. italy is a big overhang today. mike: it is important to notice the balance from the trade did not really even last the whole day. most of the gains in the u.s. equity market have fizzled out by the end of the day. now everyone is focused squarely back on italy. neverro -- euro skeptics went away. they are still there and not the most powerful positions but every time one of them speaks up, people take notice. recently, the head of the budget committee in the lower house basically saying the euro is not sufficient for italy's debt problems. it was theast week, european affairs minister. the italian government is taking the stance that leaving the euro is not their plan at all. one of these guys speaks, people start whispering about nomination risk again. yields as high as 2014, the euros debt -- back down to the lows. it is interesting the u.s. equity market is holding firm. we are talking about the theme of the u.s. versus the rest of the world of h

are imposing restrictions or plan to in countries including germany denmark norway sweden britain belgium the netherlands france italy spain and greece some countries like denmark and norway want to completely ban all petrol and diesel cars from their roads it's a response to air pollution data which shows four hundred thousand europeans a year dying premature deaths because of auto emissions. you wide limits have been in force since two thousand and eight but hardly anyone's inforce the me at the auto industry is far too important an employer especially in germany. no the wind just changed brussels is insisting that emissions limits are effectively enforced pressuring governments on dollar to make is a like but so far there's no answer to the conundrum about how fossil fuel driven cars can be made and driven whilst also improving quality. and we have some breaking news for your reports from bog areas say authorities there have detained a suspect in the rape and killing of journalist and t.v. presenter victoria we'll have more details on that as they become available. now the escalating trade conflict between the united st

are imposing restrictions or plan to in countries including germany denmark sweden norway britain belgium the netherlands france italy spain and greece. some countries like denmark and norway want to completely ban all petrol and diesel cars from their roads it's a response to data which shows nearly four hundred thousand europeans a year dying premature deaths because of particulate pollution auto emissions contribute to that and e.u. wide limits have been in force since two thousand and eight but hardly anyone's enforce them yet the auto industry is far too important an employer especially in germany now the wind has changed brussels is now insisting that emissions limits be effectively enforced pressuring governments and automakers alike but the question is whether these diesel bound spark a concerted shift towards electric vehicles and other cannot turn into. another bad day for equities the international monetary fund cutting its global growth will cost down from almost four percent to three point seven it cites trade tensions and rising interest rates and coming at an idle meeting of the i.m.f. and world bank in indo

are imposing restrictions or plan to in countries including germany denmark norway sweden britain belgium the netherlands france italy spain and greece some countries like denmark and norway want to completely ban all petrol and diesel cars from their roads it's a response to air pollution data which shows four hundred thousand europeans a year dying primitive deaths because of auto emissions e.u. wide limits have been in force since two thousand and eight but hardly anyone's inforce the me at the auto industry is far too important an employer especially in germany. no the wind just changed brussels is insisting that emissions limits are effectively enforced pressuring governments aren't all to make is a like but so far there's no answer to the conundrum about how fossil fuel driven cuz can be made and driven whilst also improving quality. the international monetary fund has cut its global growth forecast for this year and next one major reason for the move is the rise in trade disputes the i.m.f. believes the tit for tat trip tariffs between the united states and china could have a contagion effect on economies around the

spain germany italy and france each got their share. the french colonial empire extended over much of western and northern africa it provided the raw materials like the oil from algeria necessary for the industrial and military rise of postwar france. on september thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty france detonated its first atomic bomb in began in the algerian so how. do you have your say about something you have your boss who rules. know your. poor forces as your. sort of work or if you are more of. meant to do of the. i noticed that there's a piece on it kind of falls. off because of course it is security to nestle's you need to know sort of all first person results to. fake a new clear out this is the good of holes of also ordered piece also. but the winds of freedom will be going across africa and friends west to lose all its colonies. the independence of algeria west particularly painful in part because of its strategic oil reserves after eight years of bloody fighting the french were forced to withdraw. to both of you bec

novichok could have happened in france or spain or germany.rybody to appreciate what russia is up to and then i think collectively it will be easier to take steps such as further sanctions, but they do take time to piece together because they are inevitably a collective endeavour which requires negotiation but also proper legal targeting of anyone or any activity that might be sanctioned. you say you need everyone to realise, everyone to understand, but are you talking about some governments? because the layperson, members of the public watching this, the vast majority you would assume would not be in much doubt. what are you saying still needs to be done because i just felt like a you saying still needs to be done because ijust felt like a layperson watching this would say, what does one do about it? we've seen the russian reaction. what does the government do? you have put the finger on the perpetual challenge of diplomacy. if you try to get a group together to agree unanimously and maybe one country with particular interests has concerns ab

so you are from spain he made his way through france to germany yes and his application for asylum was rejected and he was deported as. awful for caldwell got him alone i can't go back to my village only do i have banished mainly because. they say i'm a failure and drove them all to ruin the police and my wife does not want to see me anymore and i'm not allowed to see my children either that they say i do not set a good example and life is hardly bearable follicle we'll see. if only there was some way of earning money says honey to my guy there but it better than his family would take him back his work is hot. he and dozens of other women and men collect sand from the river and load it onto trucks. the sand is for building. groups get paid by the truckload mothers have no time to comfort their children. each person earns about two to three euros a day barely enough to survive on and there's little hope of anything changing soon for themselves or for their children. when the others knock off the media keeps going for a few cents moon is wife and children he says. i dream of having my ow

australia, austria, denmark, france, germany, israel, italy, japan, norway, slovakia, south korea, switzerland, spain, the u.k., none of them offer this type of birthright citizenship. and we will get into this in a moment. it does create perverse incentives and this birth tourism issue that we are getting in deeply to hear, it's a huge problem. we have horrible situations happening in new york and california with their abuses and so forth. how do you think this ultimately comes out? >> i think a lot of it depends on how it goes up to the supreme court. when you hear people defend this, what they say is this is absolutely what the 14th amendment requires, they never say this is good policy because its indefensible policy. but i just think having fought the old military commissions battle back ten or 12 years ago, however long it was, there was a lot of authority that president bush had to unilaterally order military commissions and the court told him nevertheless that he needed congress. if this goes up to the supreme court or executive order, it goes up to the statute for a chance. >> now onto that

uk produces less of energy from renewa bles produces less of energy from renewables than germany, spain, franceomic strategy, in the event of a no—deal brexit. there morning the prime minister said all the spending commitments are funded irrespective of a deal. it is very clear, mr speaker, if they can't agree a good deal with the eu, it is because they can't agree a deal among themselves, in the cabinet or in the tory party. so, as we approach the crucial stage of the government's bungled brexit negotiations, we face a choice, about the sort of economy we want. some on the benches opposite fantasise some on the benches opposite fa ntasise about taking some on the benches opposite fantasise about taking britain down the road and path to being a singapore style tax haven, with race to the bo bottom in rights and protections. that must be rejected outright. what we need is an active government that will invest in our people, in every region, and every nation of our country. that will use the wealth we create to fund world class public services. what is needed mr deputy speaker, is a real break wi

france with the second penalty of the match. they lead the group, with germany bottom, and also facing relegation. last night, england beat spain competition. today, the u21s rounded off their qualifying campaign for the european championships unbeaten with victory against scotland. 2—0 it finished, they went ahead in the second half thanks to a a superb free—kick from reiss nelson, who's on loan to german club hoffenheim from arsenal. the second goal was also quite special, scored by everton‘s kieran dowell. a cracking finish here. england had already qualified for the finals before the match, the scots hopes were already over. there appears no let up in england's ever growing injury list ahead of the autumn internationals, forward chris robshaw has been ruled out of the matches with south africa, new zealand, japan, and australia with a knee injury. the bbc‘s rugby union reporter chris jones joins us now. we will get to have disappointed jones will be in a moment. how bad is the injury to robshaw? i suppose the consolation is his recovery time is being measured in weeks instead of months. around eight weeks, he will miss the

france is up and england is up. but spain is down and germany will change. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: let's get your top headlines. chinese markets rally in late trading as the country's top regulators promised to control risk in financial markets. coal markets in europe are up. hity-germany bond spreads the whitest in more than five --rs after italy the sizes criticizes the budget. and president trump says missing journalist jamal khashoggi is likely dead and warns of reprisals after steve mnuchin withdrew from a conference in riyadh. good morning. this is the european open. i am matt miller in london. presentation to investors in oslo. this stock up. this software stock up. let's look at the downside. thee are the losers on stoxx 600. this french computer stock down. and this stock down after warning on margins in their construction business. 6.8%.y michelin,s o out of guilding lower on volumes. and intercontinental is down by 4.4%. let's get a first word news update. the st. louis fed president has proposed a replacement to the taylor rule and says there is no

jeff sessions joins france, interior ministers of britain, germany, italy, spain and morocco are takingrench police forces staging an anti-terrorism drill, involving a group of so-called terrorists killing a large number of fans inside a stadium using explosives and automatic weapons. >>> the death toll from the indonesia quake and tsunami rising above 2,000 rescuers ramping up the search for missing victims two days before a self imposed government deadline at least nine excavations ongoing this morning as more than 1700 homes sank into the ground >>> and the supreme court is declining to review an appeal written by judge kavanaugh which struck down an obama-era environmental agency rule. you are up-to-date that's the news update this hour busy news day so wilf, i'll send it back to you. >> sue, thank you ever so much as we head to break, a quick check in on the marks, which are higher we are pretty much at the highs of the day, up 26 points on the dow, 0.1%. the nasdaq leads the charge up .75%. we're back in a couple of minutes. dealing with millions of customers a year, like this one

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they joined the interior ministers of britain, germany, italy, spain and morocco in france.e forces staged a demonstration of elite forces simulating a major attack with 260 police officers and 300 extras taking part watched by delegations to aim how different units coordinate for a security threat. immigration is a divisive issue across aourps. a summer saw italy close its ports and german government was almost shut down. those are the two key issues dividing europe at the moment. immigration and security. a chance for security forces to show they really are prepared now to deal with any sort of large terror event. perhaps in the way they weren't in 2015. there have been a spate of attacks since then. >> jon: france has seen so many horrible terror attacks. thanks, benjamin hall. >> sandra: tracking hurricane michael. the storm making its way toward the florida panhandle. the latest on its path plus supreme court justice brett kavanaugh clocking in for his first day on the job. how his appointment is energizing both sides in next month's mid-terms. this place isn't for me.

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than in germany, than in france, than in the united kingdom, than in sweden, than in belgium, the netherlands and spain. she cites the -- sources, interparliamentary union on national parliaments. as a result we rely on men to understand this predominantly female problem. american women depend on your gallantry to ensure that our government does right by us. i plead with you to persuade our leaders to do the right thing, think of your mother, your wife, your daughter and the women you love. show us we are valued as you make your phone calls, know american women watch with fear and hope. don't let us down. did we treat dr. ford and debbie ramirez as the way we would want our mother, our wife, our daughter or the women we love to be treated? no, we did not. she wrote asking for us to not let her down, and we have let her down. there is only one appropriate thing to do, and that is not to send this man who has bent and broken the truth many times before the u.s. senate to the supreme court, not to send this man who has credible accusations of sexual assault that we were unwilling to investigate, not to se

title, under pressure germany have it all to do as they head to paris and a match against world champions france in the uefa nations league, while on monday england won 3—2 against spain thunder at the oracle arena in their season opener. the warriors are the two—time defending champions and they'll no doubt be hoping this man steph curry will be on form again — he's won three championships in the last four seasons with the warriors, a team on the verge of forging one of the great nba dynasties. i feel like there is ifeel like there is more in the tank and for me to continue to put the work in, i definitely have a huge opportunity this year coming up to the championship and doing whatever i can to make it happen, i definitely want to stay at the top for as long as i can. world champions france host germany on tuesday night withjoachim low under some pressure to get a result in paris. didier deschamps's team are riding high after their world cup win in russia, and lead netherlands and germany in their nations league group. germany pushed france all the way in a goalless draw back in september, but the 2014 champions were beaten 3—0 by the netherlands at the weekend. tr

these are the yields on the ten-year notes germany, look at that, probably the most stable economy in europe a ten-year bond, under 1/2 of 1% france is up .8. spain, 1.5%. look at this jump, italy 3.2%. we put greece in there as a reference point. what you need to watch is italy versus the rest of continental europe watch that bond yield. if it keeps going up the market is saying italy and its budget and its constant political problems are something to watch. a lot of good news today let's bring in the ceo of irvings investment management. great to have you on today we have a new nafta deal, bond yield, european market soaring what is the main thing for you and your team to watch right now for your clients >> first off, thank you very much for having me good morning to all the watchers there. the nafta is a deal. it's sending a signal that the weight of the united states is pursuing its trading tactics, if you like, or the negotiation tactics work it's a high risk structure, but it does work we've seen this with president trump and nafta and why is that important? there are tensions between the united states and china and this may be an indicator

spain trying to race to get the battery charging services for electric cars. is this a new frontier? we serve 100 million customers worldwide. we are in britain, germany, france, in many countries. we don't like to be the excuses offor having the expansion. to warn us.'s going francine: in five years? can it come sooner? jose: i was already the ceo of the mobile phone. predicting to have 100,000 mobile phones in the scenario of two years. in a month, we had more than that. if we start talking about millions. i think that could happen as well. that is very reliable. i'm sure it is going to boom as it has in other technologies. francine: you were in a fight to acquire brazilian power. are you going after something else? jose: our financial is very strong. pay more thano the real value of things. we were in this case the enabler around our own distribution. pay whate are ready to the world is ready to pay. there are plenty of opportunities to put the money in. .rancine: thank you so much we will talk a little bit more about spain next. it is one year on from the independence referendum in catalonia. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, and politics

you relations we've seen those statements come out of the united kingdom france and even spain recently as well as obviously germany so all of that has made it. a bit more difficult to navigate the talks have said that they have been trying to build a political consensus internationally speaking that they have shared with their allies in nato namely the united states the evidence they have that they have been trying to get other countries on board because this is an issue that doesn't just affect turkey directly but also as i mentioned the norms that govern the international community and that they didn't want to cut off entirely links with saudi arabia but they wanted the perpetrators themselves as far as we understand from leaks they believe the crown prince mohammed bin some money specifically that they wanted them to essentially pay for but now what you're hearing donald trump say possibly rogue elements and you're hearing the other kind of murmurings coming about there is a concern among some people here especially the friends of democracy that there will be an attempt to find a scapegoat in order to get them

stuck in bad weather for five days the un's refugee agency said the migrants would be sent to germany france spain and portugal. for. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it is up to us to make a difference let's and spinach are. going to pick up the environment magazine. on d. w. . tax cuts. hi and welcome to a special edition of kino coming to you today from the city of frankfurt famous of course for its guy a line and for being germany's capital of high finance but frankfurt is also home to one of the larger.

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stuck in bad weather for five days the un refugee agency said the migrants would be sent to germany france spain and portugal. with each passing day of the continuing conflict in. syria more and more children feared their future may be fading away. with every classroom damaged or destroyed with every child witnessing the horrors of war every family fleeing the violence we can't risk losing an entire generation of children to death fear and despair. because they are the future of syria. there are shocking rumors about camp morea one of europe's largest refugee camps a group of syrians claiming to be followers of the so-called islamic state are spreading fear throughout the camp.