as germany spain has the transaction transition to green energy it's encouraging others to do the same and with plenty of sun and wind africa's one place you think renewals would make a lot of sense but a report from the of the cacique group oil change international accuses rich countries of promoting debt energy in africa and prioritizing fossil fuel development that at the expense of clean energy sources it estimates that some sixty percent of aid given to africa's energy sector went into fossil fuels. and here i spoke to an extent because from oil change international he's the director of the stop funding fossil fuels program that i asked him why shouldn't africa take advantage of the resource if it brazil's as it has in creating fossil

or they go to germany that will be sent back to spain and it's not a very attractive country. for them to settle so for for maybe the asylum seekers that can be a deterrent which is going to compass manage the influx of migrants. over there and at the same time i think that for better sanchez and spain it's not the main problem. seekers are not big amount of people arriving to the coast it has to do more with. african migrants where there really a deal with the european union and climate just briefly you know we've been told that spain is getting nothing from germany for excepting this deal is that really the case briefly if you make. well i mean. it's have been reported germany will be. forced to. take. signals that manage to. show demonstrate. in german usually they already. i mean family germany they will be able to apply for asylum. began to refuse even in germany so this is what i believe. is reporting. movement yes ok back to mccain they are here in berlin also very briefly i mean you are beginning to outline that this is a symbolic thing r

just as germany is committed to helping spain for example with morocco. who from almost every day migrants arrive on spanish shores from morocco close to twenty four thousand have arrived this year migrants are now entering spain and italy sanchez called for a common response from the e.u. . the solidarity of the whole european union in dealing with the challenge of migration. but the spanish and german leaders will present that common vision on migration at an e.u. summit next month. let's now look at some of the other stories making news around the world but least in the united states say a suicidal airline employee stall an empty passenger plane on friday and then crashed it into an island near seattle two army jets pursued the plane but were unable to prevent it from coming down and sparking off a fire officials say the pilot was likely injured in the crash. there's no end in sight. i heard a sea with a rapidly moving blaze breaking out north of san francisco and destroying dozens of hectares of land two major fires elsewhere in the state's north have

as germany spain has the transaction transition to green energy it's encouraging others to do the same and with plenty of sun and wind africa is one place you think when you have those would make a lot of sense but a report from the of the group oil change into national accuses rich countries of promoting debt energy in africa and prioritizing fossil fuel development that at the expense of clean energy sources it estimates that some sixty percent of aid given to africa's energy sector went into fossil fuels. and here i spoke to alex ducasse from oil change international he's the director of the stop funding fossil fuels program that i asked him why shouldn't africa take advantage of the resource if it results as it has including fossil fuels and i think it's really a decision that's in many ways up to african governments and the people that they represent about what the energy future is ought to be on the continent but i think the issue that our report highlights is that we're talking about a lot of international public money so government backed taxpayer money flowing into africa to s

just as germany is committed to helping spain for example with morocco. almost every day migrants arrive on spanish shores from morocco close to twenty four thousand have arrived this year migrants are now entering spain than italy. sanchez calls for a common response from the e.u. . and the solidarity of the whole european union in dealing with the challenge of migration. but the spanish and german leaders will present that common vision on migration at an e.u. summit next month in romania thousands of protesters are on the streets in many parts of the country protesting against the government for a second day in the capital book arrest huge crowds gathered in victory square to demonstrate against corruption no wages the lack of opportunities in the southeast european country but just the same they are not intimidated by the vileness on friday in which around four hundred fifty protesters were injured. as now bring in lavinia remain a service she joins me on the line and she is in. following events across the country lavinia tell us more about what's hap

just as germany is committed to helping spain for example with morocco. your daughter who from almost every day migrants arrive on spanish shores from morocco close to twenty four thousand have arrived this year migrants are now entering spain and italy. calls for a common response from the e.u. . the solidarity of the whole european union in dealing with the challenge of migration. but the spanish and german leaders will present their common vision on migration at an e.u. summit next month. to remain and now where more protests are being held in the capital bucharest and to government activists are gathering in victoria square to demonstrate against corruption no wages and a lack of opportunities in the south east european country on friday around four hundred fifty protesters were injured in clashes police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the demonstration an estimated fifty thousand people joined the call to oust the current left wing government the united nations is raising the alarm over a growing crisis involving venezuelan migrants hyperi

deal in a four day standoff that kept the ship at sea the migrants will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and luxembourg masks youths set dozens of cars on fire in several swedish cities in what officials are calling a nine. of coordinated vandalism no one was injured in the fires in good hotton and malmo police say they do not know what motivated the arsonists in ecuador at least twenty three people were killed in a high speed bus crash east of the capital quito another one thousand people were injured it is the second major bus crash in two days twelve people died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country. or turkish president . has warned his country will boycott u.s. products in response to what he calls economic terrorism committed by the us about it's a reference to the trumpet ministration doubling tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum the turkish lira appears to be pulling back from record lows after the central bank took emergency measures but rising prices are still hurting the turkish people president into one claims the united st

standoff that has kept the ship at sea since friday the migrants will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and lucky. a tornado has torn through several villages in northern china district causing damage to buildings and crop fields no one's been seriously injured responders are trying to pat broken power facilities after electricity lines for snapped in half. south korea's marking the first official conflict volman event in day remembering the women's women and girls forced to work as sex slaves before and during the second world war the government delegates unveiled a new monument to the victims in the city of cheer not on the issue of comfort women has been a source of great tension between the two countries. and australian court has sentenced a catholic archbishop to a yes' house arrest for his role in covering up child abuse by a paedophile priest philip will soon become civil cd a catholic cleric to be convicted for hiding abuse in the church. from one of his straight top catholic clergymen common criminals philip wilson was once archbishop of adelaide but then the sins of h

the dns afford a standoff that kept the ship at sea the refugees will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and luxembourg. in ecuador at least twenty three people were killed in a high speed bus crash east of the capital quito another nine thousand people were injured it's the second major bus crash in two days traffic has died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country. south korea has mock its first memorial day for women and girls forced to work as sex slaves by japanese forces before and during the second world war now officials on one build a monument to the so-called comfort women in the city of cheer not on the issue of reparations for the women has caused tensions between the two countries. turning out to australia were a court has sentenced a catholic archbishop to a year under house arrest for his role in covering up child abuse by a paedophile priest philip wilson becomes the most senior catholic cleric to be convicted for hiding abuse in the church. from one of a strenuous top catholic clergymen to a common criminal philip wilson w

ends a four day standoff that kept the ship at sea the migrants will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and. mask youths is set dozens of cars on fire in several swedish city is in what officials are calling a night of coordinated. vandalism no one was injured in the fires in the city's go to berg show houghton and malmo police say they do not know what motivated the arsonists in ecuador at least twenty three people were killed in a high speed bus crash east of the capital quito another nineteen people were injured it is the second major bus crash in two days twelve people died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country investigators in chile have raided headquarters of the roman catholic church as part of a probe into sex abuse allegedly committed by the marist brothers order prosecutors confirmed they are looking into more than thirty five accusations of visuals have also asked the vatican to hand over relevant documents. were turkish president richard pryor pair to one has warned that his country will boycott u.s. products in response to

first of all this this migration deal between germany and spain it's so important for chants or at least it seems to be what she's been saying about it all. well cc's the merits of it of something being seen to be done which is looking old but which aims to be a pan-european now this is very coded language for basically saying that a couple of weeks ago she was an intense pressure from her own interior minister to actually demonstrate that action is being taken with the e.u. still being stuck on that very issue of migration that this also itself sees as key for the e.u. to prove that it can actually solve problems of this magnitude now her interior minister has gone ahead and. force this first bilateral deal essentially committing spain to do what it would have to do under previous provisions anyway which is to take back already registered migrants from germany but the german chancellor sees the merit of demonstrating that this is something that she's making headway on that her government is making headway on in europe. jumping on the bandwagon in a sense we've been told in the way that

the talks come two days after madrid agreed to take back any migrants who reach germany despite being registered in spain. we're going to get more on this now from our chief political editor mckayla cousteau mckayla give us some context first of all you know about this migration deal between germany and spain why is it so important for chancellor merkel well it's important for her because it's symbolic and it's also much more important to or a minister who so almost pushed her to the eggs just a couple of weeks back threatening to leave this union of the c.d.u. c.s.u. and potentially bring down have government he didn't in the end because he's been given more leeway now to negotiate by last fall deals which would be the basis for sending people back and this is one of the deals that he's negotiate a deal that was struck by the interior ministry that we saw a press conference where it became rather evidence that that was something that tossed the will for that rebellious interior minister pretty much did alone and was not that fast to inform the chancery about it and it's important for him but it's also i

the dns a four day standoff that kept the ship at sea the refugees will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and luxembourg. in ecuador at least twenty three people were killed in a high. high speed bus crash east of the capital quito another nine thousand people were injured is the second major bus crash in two days twelve people died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country. south korea has marked its first memorial day for women and girls forced to work as sex slaves by japanese forces before and during the second world war officially unveiled a monument to the so-called comfort women in the city of cio not on the issue of reparations for the women has caused tensions between the two countries. monica johns me now and with the latest on turkey's economic woes monica yep and that spot between washington and her isn't helping turkish president richard type add a one has warned his country will boycott you as products in response to what he calls economic terrorism done by the us he's referring to the trump administration doubling tariffs for

the migrants will be distributed to france, germany, spain, portugal, and luxembourg.n ecuadoror, at least 23 people were killed in a high-speed bus crash h east of the capital. anotheher 19 people were injure. it is the second major bus crash in two days. 12 people died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country. investigators in chile have rated headquarters of the roman cap church as part of a probe into sex abuse allegedly committedd by the morris brothes order. prosecutors confirmed t ty are looking into more e than 35 accucusations. officials have also asked the vatican to hand over relevant documents. an australian court has sentenced a catholic archbishop to a year under house arrest for his role in covering up child abuse by a pedophile priest. philip wilson becomes the most senior catholic cleric to be convicted for hiding abuse in the church. reporter: from one of australia's top catholic church -- clergyman to a common criminal. the sins of his own past forced him from his job. >> will you say sorry to what you have don

ends a four day standoff that kept the ship at sea the migrants will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and luxembourg mask youths is set dozens of cars on fire in several swedish city is in what officials are calling a night of coordinated vandalism no one was injured in the fires in the city's go to bug troll houghton and malmo police say they do not know what motivated the arsonists in ecuador at least twenty three people were killed in a high speed bus crash east of the capital quito another nineteen people were injured it is the second major bus crash in two days twelve people died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country. and australian court has sentenced a catholic archbishop to a year under house arrest for his role in covering up troubled abused by a pedophile priest phillip wilson becomes the most senior catholic cleric to be convicted for hiding abuse in the church. from one of his strenuous top catholic clergymen to a common criminal philip wilson was once archbishop of adelaide but then the sins of his own pos forced him fro

in say four day standoff that kept the ship at sea the migrants will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and luxembourg in ecuador at least twenty three people were killed in a high speed bus crash east of the capital quito another nineteen people were injured it's the second major bus crash in two days twelve people died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country. investigators in chile have raided headquarters of the roman catholic church as part of a probe into sex abuse allegedly committed by the marist brothers order prosecutors confirmed that they're looking into more than thirty five accusations officials have also asked the vatican to hand over relevant documents well annele straw your court has sentenced a catholic archbishop to a year under house arrest for his role in covering up child abuse by a pedophile priest philip wilson becomes the most senior catholic clare to be convicted for hiding abuse in the church. from one of the straightest top catholic clergy men to a common criminal philip wilson was once that lied but then the s

time and it will let these things happen again and again on saturday new migrant deal between spain and germany came into force under the agreement refugees travelling from spain could be returned there within forty eight hours of arriving at the german border here's how the german interior minister described the deal and thus wanted to call it the german governing coalition that wants a procedure with the main affected countries to negotiate a process of repatriation of migrants i hope that soon we will get some clarity and see if it works out in the end the german people would not understand if we took in more refugees than we sent back this wouldn't fly politically. coming up the president of the far right spanish party respect who claims the country blindly follows any orders from germany. it's implemented but a lot of the only purpose of the symbolic agreement is to help merkel save face before her own government which is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plagui

now five european union countries spain france germany portugal and luxembourg have agreed to accept the asylum seekers yet the last few days have left the search and rescue charities exhausted and frustrated by the prolonged deliberations we really believe that there is a need and it's urgent that there is a human nature in tragedy which is still ongoing that see you know we need and can

here's the confirmed line—up for the last eight, with the first two matches on wednesday — germany against spainmaining quarter—finals take place on thursday. the kenyan team heading to the african senior athletics championship in asaba has threatened to withdraw from the competition as they remain stranded at lagos international airport. only 22 athletes managed to make it to asaba with a day until the competition starts with asaba airport thought to be unlit at night making it impossible for flights to land safely. approximately 200 athletes from 12 different countries remain stranded in lagos and the kenyan team have even threatened to withdraw from the competition. manchester united are 2— nil up against rearm and rude. and totte n ha m against rearm and rude. and tottenham are currently goalless against milan with 18 minutes play. —— real madrid. hello there. just when you thought we were done with the heatwave, the temperatures are beginning to climb again over the next few days. particularly across southern parts of the uk. further north and west of there will be a little bit of rain at t

offered customers on the darknet the chance to rape her son at least six men traveled from germany switzerland and spain to take advantage of that offer. we begin the day with a threat from donald trump to the rest of the world a threat with echoes from a different time and a different president namely george w. bush now you may recall it was shortly after the nine eleven attacks in the u.s. when then that u.s. president bush watched his war on terror with an ultimatum to the world either you're with us or your with the terrorists will fast forward to twenty eighteen u.s. president donald trump today posted a tweet hailing his campaign of economic sanctions against iran and it included an ultimatum of sorts reading anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business with the united states a message clearly written with europe in mind either you're with us on this or you're with the iranians or this is not a trompe an axis of evil in the making nor is it a coalition of the willing in fact while u.s. sanctions and economic pressure may force many businesses to exit iran most countries do not approv

time if you will that these things happen again and again on saturday new my good deal between spain and germany comes into force under that agreement refugees traveling from spain could potentially be returned there within forty eight hours of arrival at the german border here's how the german interior minister described the deal thus altered to call it the german governing coalition that wants a procedure with the main affected countries to negotiate the process of repatriation of migrants i hope that soon we will get some clarity and see if it works out in the end the german people would not understand if we took in more refugees and we sent back this wouldn't fly politically with. the president of the far right spanish party respect who claims the country blindly follows any orders from germany. simply aren't there but a lot of the only purpose of the symbolic agreement is to help merkel save face before her own government which is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problem

green in the u.k., germany, spain, france. a few european markets are declining for the third day.is bloomberg. ♪ mark: welcome back to the open. 21 minutes, 49 seconds into the open. paring losses after sinking to a record low, falling as much as 6.3%. the rate on the tenure bond, hovering below 20%. that overshadows of the central bank to support the currency. peter kinsella, cba europe senior fx and rates strategist, there was an announcement by the turkish bank that didn't do much . can the turkish central bank stop this an exorbitant slide -- le slide in the lira or will that not happen because of the president? peter: i'm sure they would love to stabilize the currency, but you have some political concerns regarding the overall independence of the central bank. at dollar lira september, it was trading on 350 and we cracked five point 40 and thereabouts. you have seen a huge move in dollar-lira, but there is a constant depreciation trend. inflation a year. the turkish central bank don't have a real interest rate policy. if you look at real interest flat, they are basically or n

ends a four day standoff that kept the ship at sea the refugees will be distributed to france germany spain portugal and blocks and back. in ecuador at least twenty three people were killed in a high speed bus crash east of the capital quito another one thousand people were injured it's the second major bus crash in two days trav people died on sunday when a bus carrying soccer fans overturned in the south of the country south korea has mocked its first memorial day for women and girls forced to work as sex slaves by the japanese forces before and during the second world war or officials on veiled a monument to the so-called comfort women in the city of cheer now on the issue of reparations for the women has caused tensions between the two countries. turning out of gone istanbul officials say it will one hundred security personnel have been killed as the battle with the taliban for control of the city of custody on forces launched a surprise attack last friday on the city which is just one hundred and twenty kilometers from the capital kabul of gun difference officials say some two hundred

spain. i don't refuse the ship entry they wanted to be taken to libya to the nearby town and island of lampedusa the migrants will now go to france germany luxembourg portugal spain. the u.s. state of nebraska has carried out its first execution in more than twenty years using a controversial combination of drugs for the lethal injection kerry dean moore was going to take that of killing two men in one nine hundred seventy nine opioid fentanyl was part of a four drug combination that's never been used in executions in the u.s. a german company that makes two of the drugs tried to sue nebraska saying the state lied to get the drugs because they're not usually because they're usually not sold to persons. former white house aide are most and monica newman says president donald trump's trying to silence newman just released a tell all book which accuses trump of racism and. his twenty twenty lection campaign has filed a lawsuit saying neuman breached a confidentiality agreement newman wrote a book after she was fired last december on twitter the president expressed his outrage over the book calling newman crazed underdog. and lawyers for pre

offered customers on the darknet the chance to rape her son at least six men traveled from germany switzerland and spain to take advantage of that offer. is the boy's lawyer the boy is now ten and she says he's doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances he lives with a foster family. one positive is that his torture is over and he can see closure he'll live permanently where he is now but a possible negative his that we have to tell him that all contact with his mother is broken off. this is also raises questions about the local youth welfare office family court and police they may have failed to pass on information that could have helped the boy earlier. you know the story tragic on so many saw is i'm joined tonight by the psychologist and director of the berlin beings child protection in geo innocence in danger it's good to have you with us julia fund while i want to ask you julie we were talking earlier about it what happens to children who are in these situations this young boy we have a stand he's now about ten years old and will he ever recover from this kid can we talk about him one

the migrants will now move on to one of five countries that have agreed to accept them spain germany france luxembourg and portugal it's a gesture that sparked cautious hope among rescue organizations. since i know this is only a solution for this particular case but it does show that solidarity is an option that maybe we can only assume that people recognize there is a humanitarian crisis going on in the mediterranean sea he's an image aid workers called on all you nations to face up to their responsibilities highlighting the stories of the migrants aboard the aquarius. in the other get your. british one boy of sixteen told us how he and others were literally sold at an auction and libya in libya and. afterwards he was forced to work on a farm for six months. but these refugees have escaped death standing on european soil is an achievement even if they don't know how long they will be allowed to stay. meanwhile the aquarius will return to open waters continuing its mission to save lives. india's prime minister has announced that loan and ambitious new health care system there under

young owners you know but he was on his way specifically to rehab you know he came back to germany leaving spain after the incident with. specifically to check himself in a rehab clinic because he admitted to the press after that incident that he did have an issue with alcohol and he was seeking you know some sort of rehab and he had seen his family so you know this story seemed all in a lie that he was actually he did what the steps are you know you admit you have a problem you seek help then all of a sudden you know he was checked in this hotel and he hired a sex worker and according to reports he choked her until she blacked out and he was released from holding this evening from the frankfurt police station you know but there are two charges they could you know come either attempted manslaughter or grievous bodily harm so it doesn't look good in this is his second act of aggression you know so he is in my opinion in need of some anger management you know he just dest definitely needs about and. some jail time i mean these are these are very serious maybe how big of a sport for people who don'

everybody that comes the diving in italy knows it all day after spotting the difference compared to germany to spain in spite of that still the service is not at that level and in this case is the month in and for example learn as being. as being just the piled up or after the other and as the professor was mentioning and here and also that the possibly take the looks of closing a certain point the breach even if it is a difficult obviously decision for us to give general for doing what has to be done and that in time happens and that crazy mad man doesn't turn around when i think i'm in for a certain time from that may i just interrupt because in italy when things like that happen this all reserve very much of a public outcry and many people point to corruption to the involvement of the mafia that being they say that because of that they get so upset than dead materials to build a school a building a bridge or anything like that i can see and first doesn't agree with that but. thank you it is that that issue in italy. well obviously it is a now nothing eighty's or in this case because that investig