it was here the peak they are countries like germany and the netherlands which have considerable surpluses we have to think about how they could possibly give more to investment and growth for themselves and the entire eurozone souls woman knew she put on some good as you know germany's finance minister doesn't quite see things the same way we one knows that germany has a very. it's in very good shape looking at the public finances and this gives us the strength to do things that are necessary if there is a crisis but it's absolutely clear to understand we don't have it yet we have something which is a lower growth and anyone expects that there will be bigger growth in the next year clearly berlin and brussels are not on the same page so it may be some time before european governments loosen the purse strings fiscal stimulus apple has removed an app that protesters in hong kong have used to attract police movement this comes after some harsh criticism by the chinese communist party's official newspaper the people's daily earlier this week the tech giant said the crowd sourcing app. violate

debt could then be at risk of default the fund is especially urging strong economies like germany the netherlands and south korea to increase government spending to help boost demand in stimulate growth but says that kind of stimulus is not appropriate for all countries because so many already have record high levels of public debt. have you ever heard of the cool new a wall it's very fine and stems from a relative of the alpaca and the south american and deeds the wall is valuable with the water running about 2500 dollars that makes it big business for the villagers the produce that take a look at the people of san juan de taro county are gearing up for a day of hunting but they won't harm a single hair on the head of the coon yes who live here in the peruvian highlands almost 5000 meters above sea level. the here check you or bryant up ritual is about gathering the will of the wild animal one kilogram can earn you almost 700 euro's you need to shear 3 or 4 of the coon years to get that much. since the time of the incas the chuck of the vicar news has been conducted to share the news and you kno

debt could then be at risk of default the fund is especially urging strong economies like germany the netherlands and south korea to increase government spending to help boost demand and stimulate growth but says that kind of stimulus is not appropriate for all countries because so many already have record high levels of public debt. and now to some other all of the stories making news around the world. something and 20 x. is expecting its operating profits to drop more than 56 percent in the 3rd quarter down to $6400000000.00 u.s. dollars a stock reversal from the same period last year when it posted record results as ask green tech giant cited a sluggish global demand for computer chips. run the us maro group has launched 2 smartphones describing them as the 1st made in africa m r a x and said use google's android operating system and cost $190.00 and $130.00 respectively they're competing with some songs cheapest $54.00 smartphone but mara says it's looking for a more affluent target. an apple a day keeps the doctor away and in morocco there are plenty of apples the north african country only

debt could then be at risk of default the fund is especially urging strong economies like germany the netherlands and south korea to increase government spending to help boost demand in stimulate growth but says that kind of stimulus is not appropriate for all countries because so many already have record high levels of public debt. let's go over to the middle east where saudi arabia and the gulf states have given sudan one and a half $1000000000.00 in promised aid with another one and a half 1000000000 to follow by the end of next year the aid consist of a $500000000.00 payment to sudan central bank and $1000000000.00 worth of food and petroleum products lines for bread and fuel are common in sudan a package was agreed upon soon after former president omar al bashir was ousted during a lifeline to sudan's new military leaders. india wants to push electric mobility in fact within the next 10 years the country wants half of all traffic to be emissions free and that includes vehicles aimed at turrets the solution in mumbai or horse drawn carriages are banned could be an electric carriage. totally s

debt could then be at risk of default the fund is especially urging strong economies like germany the netherlands and south korea to increase government spending to help boost demand and stimulate growth but says that kind of stimulus is not appropriate for all countries because so many already have record high levels of public debt. all of those. financial correspondent paul frank for strong words there from the new i.m.f. head is exaggerating. well she doesn't know what she's talking about since she's an economist by training unlike your predecessor and if you look at it the situation has really changed a lot since 2017 when 75 percent of the world was directed in growth and strong decline or continuing decline ever since then it just seems that the world needs a little wake up call and that she's not alone in her assessment as well other economists believe so for example the new president of the world bank who just gave a similar speech warning about the slowdown of growth the world bank actually sees $2900.00 as the worst year in in 3 years interesting that both of them focused on non-trade a

the finals next year. meanwhile, germany and the netherlands both won to stay level pegging at the top of group c. wijnaldum scored both goals for the dutch as they narrow beat belarus 2—1 to remain top. meanwhile, germany won in estonia — despite having emre can sent off afterjust a quarter of an hour. a brace from ilkay gundogan and one from timo werner in the second half helped them to a 3—0 win. this is what it‘ done to group c then. the netherland and germany three points clear of northern ireland. both still to play norther ireland again. there's a set of results too that could see them all end on 18 points. in group e, croatia's 1—all draw against wales means the world cup finallists missed their chance to qualify. poland are at the final after two late goals saw them past north macedonia. austria are second in that group — beating slovenia. two dennis cheryshev strikes helped russia thrash cyprus. belgium kept their 100% record going with a win over kazakstan. scotland recovered from thursday defeat to russia by thrashing san marino 6—nil at a sodden hampden park. to record breakers in form

germany, the biggest economy may slip into recession. these issues are a big concern for christine lagarde. countries tog on spend more. have --, germany or the netherlandsi say, why not use this extra budget to invest in the infrastructure? >>>> let'ss look k at the busins headlines. facebook has agreed to pay a fine worth 580 million euros to the data regulator over the cambridge analytic a scandal. data, one million british people had been harvested without their knowledge. facebook has not admitted liability. it has been a difficult three months for d deutsche bank. 850 9 millilion euros in three months. that brings the losses to almost $4 billion. they are in the middle of painful restructuring. at vovolkswagens were up over 40% in the third quarter. -- the carmaker warned the global market would shrink faster than expected. is shifting to electrification as it braces to meet new eu emissions regulations.s. a areurt, vololkswagen shareses -- overall, paris seeing small gains. >> whatsapp is suing an israeli surveillanance company. >> the lawsuit was filed in san francisco, accusing a company of helping governments to hack users in 20 countries i inc

i'm saying that those that have the room for maneuver and those that have a budget surplus notably germany and also the netherlands why not use that budget surplus and invest in infrastructure which currently needs investment contrary to what people say why not invest in education and innovation. legard is among a growing number of voices urging germany to spend more not just to spur growth at home but across europe elsewhere in europe with an election in the u.k. now set for december everything remains possible in terms of brecht's it hard soft or none at all the uncertainty for business drags on to a good example is islands tourism sector where there are concerns the visiting brits may soon need visas tens of thousands of jobs could be at stake. this charming train takes visitors on a tour of goal with city in the west of ireland it was the brainchild of terry money an entrepreneur who relies on tourism he's worried about how the wrangling over break that will affect his bottom line. british tourism calls for 30 percent over 30 percent tourism trade in art so i think. that's going to affect that we don't want. e

and certain countries in the european union, ireland in particular, germany, the netherlands. ody will be a little less well-off as a result. >> dickerson: why is that important to americans, if the european union thrives? >> lagarde: if things go wrong in one part of the world, it is going to affect the rest of the world as well. we buy american products in huge quantities. the united states buys european products in huge quantities. massive numbers of european firms have set up shops in the u.s. vice-versa. we penetrate each other's markets. >> dickerson: if there is a core belief that guides lagarde's life, and her economic outlook, it's that "we are all in this together." >> lagarde: you know, when i was growing up i think there was a huge gratitude towards the allies, the americans. >> dickerson: it was here on omaha beach where americans landed on d-day in 1944. today, lagarde hears echoes of the anger that led to world war ii, in nationalist leaders who turn their countries inward, shoving everyone else away. >> lagarde: nationalism in europe is associated with very, ver

i'm saying that those that have the room from a new friend those that have a budget surplus notably germany and also the netherlands why not use that budget surplus and invest in infrastructure which currently needs investment contrary to what people say and why not invest in education and innovation to. legard is among a growing number of voices urging germany to spend more not just to spur growth at home but across europe. that's. the be. the be. the bad . hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture martin scorsese robert de niro and al pitino hollywood royalty together for the 1st time in the new movie the irishman also coming out the famous norwegian runs a car over canals gordon has curated an exhibition of edvard munch's works in a museum. and in our continuing series baking bread. is making rope lidsky from the czech republic. bots we begin with a new martin scorsese movie the irish man which has a star studded cast like no other indeed rather unbelievably this is the 1st time that a triumvirate of scorsese robert de niro and albert chino have collaborated together add to that mix joe pesci

poland and russia are the latest teams to reach next year's european championship finals after victories in their latest qualifiers on sunday. meanwhile germany and the netherlands group c. liverpool's georgina rinaldo scored both for the dutch as they went to the top of the group. meanwhile germany one in a stadium, despite losing return to a straight red card after only 14 minutes. tina donor helps the germans recover to score 3-0, with helps the germans recover to score 3—0, with all their goals in the second half. history was made at the chicago marathon, with a kenyan runner smashing the world record. she was widely tipped to break the world record but even she might not have expected to break it by such a margin. she smiled as she crossed the line in a time of two hours, 59 minutes and four seconds. —— she was met by paula radcliffe, who had previously held the record for 16 yea rs. previously held the record for 16 years. i am feeling good and i was happy. because i was not expecting to run like this. but today i make wonders to run my best time, which i could not ever run, and i was happy again. the european championship qualifiers continue on monday, wi

the convincing and when you look at the mood music out there from some of the national governments such as germany or the netherlandsom the european commission, it seems to me, it seems to me they are ready anyway. look at with the commission is saying. interpret this stability with maximum flexibility into loaning her new commissioner has said similar things. the key thing is whether the national governments will do something, particularly in northern europe. indications are something will be coming. germany already in recession? the pmi data would suggest probably yes. will the euro zone be in recession in 2020? peter: the manufacturing sector is a most certainly in recession, that's a given. riskny is certainly on the , that is a very high probability, at least a technical recession could happen. the euro area as a whole, we don't think so. the pmi data was dreadful across the board, but we saw in the market reaction when the french numbers came out because they french numbers were fairly decent. obviously it recovered after the german numbers came out. it'snot entirely true that just negative numbers everywhere.

so there is room in some countries, certainly in germany and the netherlands, and the u.k. ing some fiscal stimulus, it would seem, from some of the things we seen from the chancellor of the exchequer. tradet's germany the high come on a trade deal between the u.s. and china? george: this is the big risk, that if the u.s. decides -- well, the u.s. will produce some increasing tariffs. what is the response of the european union? if you get the china deal sorted out and then the u.s. turns its attention to europe, in the middle of november, trump has to make a decision over whether to either extend or apply, decide to go down the route of applying tariffs on autos. concern. big if you have to name one big concern geopolitics wise for europe, it would be the issue about potential auto tariffs on cars and car parts from europe into the u.s.. germany is a huge exporter of car parts, i thing about $30 billion per year into the u.s. if a solution to china exists and mr. trump turns his attention to europe, that could be a real issue. guy: let's put the european car tariffs to one s

the e.u. foreign ministers today good morning max germany france and the netherlands already announcing a ban on weapons for turkey what can we expect to see happen in luxembourg today. if it were up to the french for example we could expect additional sanctions on turkey and we've also heard from e.u. parliamentarians calling for the e.u. to use its economic muscle to do something about the situation but bryan the reality of things is that a lot of e.u. member states are concerned that turkey that has a refugee deal with the e.u. could open up what many call the floodgates again for now turkey is preventing many migrants to come to greece to come to the european union and if they change that then many are worried much more migrants could make it to the european union and that's why we don't expect any additional sanctions here in luxembourg but only strong condemnations ok you mentioned this fear max about the floodgates as you put it being opened as a result of this fighting or or turkey choosing to do that could the e.u. foreign ministers be taking up the issue today of a possible new wave

japanese history but goals from if i go and do an un team all valid us sealed the win germany now level on points with the netherlands in group c. and one on my way to qualify for the european tournament next. residents of new mexico's albuquerque have been treated to a colorful aerial display of scores of hot air balloons took to the skies for the farewell event of the international balloon fiesta the final flight is called the most ascension it's the 48th time that the annual festival has graced the skies it brings together balloon enthusiastic and hundreds of thousands of spectators from around the world this year more than $600.00 blue guests piloted over 500 believes . you're watching news live from ballet and i've had a home for a coming off a migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos is buckling off to the number of new your rivals from turkey sauce that story and more in a wild story my colleague nic spicer takes over at the news desk is by an hour for me and thank you company. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see how it sounds as the kids try and strength grown up. might obje

of terrors of 8 percent on frozen fries from belgium the netherlands and germany last year it claims their import prices were all deficient and only concerns a total value of $25000000.00 euros a year but the symbolic value is huge for belgium which argues that if invented the french fries. and that wraps up the show on chris thanks for watching. as crowd. will reach a romantic council and nuclear power plant. in france approved the use of nuclear power it's part of the country's now. just. think oh it goes he cold fashion. calls made from trash. pretty colors from bacteria. and may not mass for. sustainable ethical and that's beautiful fashion. in 60 minutes on d w. i don't need to see a day available for the over that's in home the force i'm going to hold close to see me that it's not about. the bottom of the valley that the last dragons in this world hasn't called to hold. on. after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d.w. . the beaches of normandy are famously beautiful except for one blot on the landscape . the film one v nuclear power plant partly of skewered by the haze on t

northern ireland have three games left, two against the netherlands and once against germany.ey will either have to secure full points in the two games against the dutch, so a draw and a win, or back—to—back victories in the double header next month against the netherlands and germany. it is a tough prospect and realistically if northern ireland are to make it they will need at least a draw tonight. against a side that has won their last 16 games in a row inside the stadium. despite the scary statistics the northern ireland manager michael o'neill is optimistic his team can produce an upset and qualify for the finals. and if they do, he says it will be his side's greatest achievement. kick off here in rotterdam is 745 uk time. and you can listen to commentary of that on five live this evening. build—up from 7pm. wales have four matches to go. they are in slovakia. croatia top that group. england can secure qualification if they beat the czech republic in prague tomorrow night. we will have all the build—up to that on sportsday. still to come on sportsday... another man with an

the room for maneuver. those that have a budget surplus. no to be germany and also the netherlands. why not use a budget surplus and invest in infrastructure which currently needs investments contrary to what people say i see this video shoot. why not invest in education why not invest in innovation to allow f for better rebalancing given t the current imbalance. because all the- next facebook has agreed to pay a five hundred thousand pound fine imposed by the uk's data protection office over the cambridge analytica data scandal you can watch dog had concluded the facebook unfairly expose user data to app developers without user consentt some of the data madee its way to the political consulting firm cambridge analytica which used it to help target ads for donald trump's presidential campaign. i agreement contains it know it shin of liability by facebook. and finally for business the us china trade dispute is now even affecting harry potter. blooms bury the company which publishes jk rowling's blockbuster series of young adult novels. it's been hit by terrorists on books that it pri

potato fries and forests colombia is the towers of 8 percent on frozen fries from belgium the netherlands and germany last year it claims their import prices were all deficient and only concerns a total value of $25000000.00 euros a year but the symbolic value is huge from belgium which argues that it invented the french fry. and that wraps up the show on thanks for watching your back to. see if he learns. conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population last finance funders occupied the city center in 2017 president of church's response was. please e-mail me with. the. reconquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want. to didn't we become a geek way to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. film of the science of ah yes starts october 24th on d w. v i was watching a positive train all in the water the poorest of the poor in poor countries. valuing education they are demanding good quality education for their children because what it wanted also realize that if they have to have good quality programs some good quality consumer

no prize colombia it's not terrorism 8 percent of frozen fries from belgium the netherlands and germany last year it claims their import prices were artificially low it only concerns a total value of $25000000.00 euros a year but the symbolic value is huge for belgium which argues that it invented the french fry. and the draft of a program thanks for watching. as crown. reaches the magic castle and nuclear power plant. in france approve the use of nuclear power that's part of the country's national identity. 60 minutes. i'm scared that the. i work not hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to steal and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliances. what's your story. 'd with numbers of women especially in victims of violence in. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. another visitor another yes you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. take the trip on us go christmas market hopping with dolly coming. up to talk about . hotels. and to just.

the region. let's cross over to luxemburg now where do you have years max hoffman is following that e.u. meeting of foreign ministers today good day to you max germany france and the netherlands all having already announced a ban on weapons exports to turkey how far are e.u. countries willing to go to stop this military offensive. those are all national bans you're right about that if the french had their will they e.u. would go much farther than that they would probably implement a e.u. wide embargo on arms or maybe even economic sanctions you have to remember that turkey is very dependent on the e.u. when it comes to its economy it's a customs union with the european union but that's not what we're likely to see and the reason for that is the e.u. turkey migrant deal the e.u. on the other hand is very dependent on turkey when it comes to preventing more migrants coming into the european union and many e.u. member states are very worried that this could change if it cannot make sanctions are imposed on turkey so what we're expecting to see here today is a strong condemnation of what turkey is doing in northern syria but nothing more and max how's the e.u. reacting today to t

the u.k. economy rebound. we could see exports up from countries like germany, italy, the netherlands. we are talking about one billion or country over the next six months. the real issue is that the u.k. economy has shrunk by 10% to 18% if you look at different nominal values. the regain of confidence and foreign direct investment and m&a in the business sector will take time to anchor the confidence. if there is an extension, or a mini deal, that does not mean there will not be tension between the countries on what comes next. you say europe is playing hard to get. wasnstagram a picture posted a couple days ago, is europe in a position to play hard to get? of the economy is teetering on the edge of a recession. a lot of people say germany is in a recession. if the brexit deal goes wrong, isn't that painful for the european economy? that is the biggest mistake they have made, they say they are prepared. president marcon was boasting that they are ready to let the u.k. go without a deal. when you look at the numbers, a third of the companies are ready. i do not think any business is re

the turkish forces of bonds as the fighting intensified international pressure on turkey continue to mount european countries including germany france and the netherlands counseled weapons sales to turkey on the 14th of october the us treasury announced targeted sanctions on turkey's defense energy and interior ministers and to their respective ministries fears grew about the military operation weakening the battle against eisele when it was claimed up to 800 eisel prisoners and family members had escaped an s.d.f. controlled jail shelled by turkish forces. with their former us allies moving out of the turkish military and turkey back syrian rebels advancing kurdish s.d.f. fighters were forced to go to the syrian regime and their allies the russians for help. it is a deeply easy alliance the assad government which had days before described the syrian kurds as traitors and separatists was quick to act the syrian army deployed to various positions around 35 kilometers from the turkish border russian military vehicles patrolled some of the areas in between to prevent a potential confrontation to turkish banks syrian rebels and the syrian army in a letter

two countries in europe in particular and the netherlands and germany are doing that. g to be the all-encompassing get out of jail free card? deeper into this -- we do something more meaningful. tom: it's a quiet day in the markets. we are looking at all of these geopolitical stories. how do you full what's going on into a coherent investment strategy? james what a wonderful question. to be honest, i don't think it's quite as bad as it may seem. for all of this year continues to be a question of crosswinds and the net result is in the same direction. boldave to make a really prediction or expectation around the trade negotiations to really find where the positive news is, forcially given the price the future, that does not seem to be playing out. i completely agree with peter. proactive fromof germany and the netherlands, we still see the headwinds being the most important. to be defensively position, you want the opportunity to buy risk assets if that is your bag when they are more appropriately priced and there are attractive opportunities. francine: we did have some

and he did so working throughout the netherlands and germany and france and on the side in addition tong hitler he amassed hundreds of artworks that were either not fitting into his museum or that were degenerate so the providence records that show where the artwork had been that left the studio to the current moment and he managed to deceive them and went so far as to ask jewish friends of his who had friends who moved to america and to ask vulnerable jewish people who also help the nazis to have a stake in the matter to write letters and he got away with it. he died in 1956 in a car crash and his son cornelius took over hiding the family collection and essentially lived as a hermit for a long time until the german government discovered the find in 2012. >> how did they figure it out? >> cornelius was on a train coming back from switzerland and the train the people frequently go on and he was asked by the german customs office and acted suspicious that they searched him and found 9000 or $10200 in cash on him which is below the legal limit to declare but they were in crisp bills which

germany has a quiet broad universal yours the sion legal framework as valerie already explains that what's particularly about germany is that in comparison to other countries like sample the netherlands the suspect needs to be in a territory full investigations even to open and in germany we don't have such a requirement that means i will set a public prosecutor he's allowed to go ahead with the investigation even if there's no such a suspect present and i think what we need to also highlight here is that not only the trials are important of course it's really important that we are hopefully seeing the 1st ever trial addressing international crimes committed in syria next year but what's also important is that the german federal prosecutor has the tools to already preserve evidence. and they had doing this already since the end of 2011 december 2007 since then the german prosecutor is collecting photo evidence video evidence but most importantly. testimonies of survivors that injure. lives to assemble now with turkey's foreign minister has the duty to be sexy general of many to let's listen to what they have to say to mother. and all the topics. has been. has been discussed today as

football lightweights a stone here in a euro 2020 qualifying match germany sits in 2nd place behind their group in a group behind the netherlands and have recently his fate a bad habit of throwing away promising leads meanwhile germany coach you have you nervous putting his faith in one youngster leading the line. search can average is on a hot streak 10 goals in just 11 matches for germany but even before he had top form now he was always a wanted man to coach you are human of. you that's why thousands just i was in london 23 times in the early 24 team to watch austin ill back then served gnabry have been given a run in that scene in january february and march playing a few games on the right wing so although he was just 17 or 18 i actually wanted to take him to the 2014 world cup but then he got injured and it seems like the for the it's not 3 missed out on a world cup winner's medal back then but this june score 2 in germany's home fixture against a stone and match their $18.00 nil estonia are already out of the running for euro 20 twentieth's but want to put up a fight in front of their home crowd having beaten big sites he

william the netherlands france norway germany and others they've they've also announced an end to weapons exports to turkey yet all of those countries interest in lee their nato allies i mean they're supposed to be working together right nato allies but also e.u. members sweden a nato partner not a member but a nato partner they've also called for a common easy response it's fascinating to see what's happening now turkey we cannot say this enough is a nato member they have the same rights the same obligations as every other nato country and this has been a long brewing conflict within nato about what to do with turkey as turkey tilts ever more to dictatorship to losing its democratic institutions under air to one and nato prides itself on being an alliance of democracies so we're seeing we're seeing maybe for the 1st time a real hard split within nato itself and between nato and the e.u. let's talk about the e.u. we're also hearing that the european union is a preparing a common response to turkey do you think we're seeing europe stepping in now to fill the power vacuum that's been left b

life expectancy and preparedness for 21st century skills on kong the netherlands and switzerland are the other countries in the top 5 germany is in position 7 the ranking is based on several categories including health financial systems and innovation. thousands of jobs are on the chopping block at home at spock especially those on the retail banking side an employee memo announced the number of positions likely to be axed in the in the division would rise to the 4 digit range of a lender had previously announced cuts to 4300 jobs across the company as part of a larger restructuring its retail unit has long been considered a cornerstone business for germany's 2nd biggest lender but as suffering from low interest rates and smaller profits. more than a 1000000 filipinos in the 20s don't have a job many start college but can't afford to finish their degrees the government hopes vocational education can help provide a bump and that could help multinational companies looking to fill their trainees spots our next report takes us to a film facility in manila run by a german carmaker porsche. ronald t. is on had wanted to go to col

the u.s. is very high. in europe you see germany and the netherlands also very high the lowest in theworld is sout korea andecause of the happenings there the issue here, carl, is that we're starting to see a little nervousness, a little anxiety around job security. that's of course a major impact on this. the other thing is ceo confidence is dropping like a rock this has been the biggest gap between the consumer confidence and ceo confidence that ceo confidence impacts -- it keeps going down and it impacts investment the question is are the consumers going to continue to pull the economy along or are the ceos going to drag it down by their lack of investment? >> when you see a drop in ceo confidence is there a pattern whn wh between when that starts to show up in consumer confidence? >> it's hard to say. they're not always related in our economy, for instance, the consumer is 70%. this global consumer confidence says for the next six months this is great. our holiday season should be pretty well cemented here. that's great for, you know, the next couple of quarters. and so therefore, i think at some point

the turkish forces of bonds as the fighting intensified international pressure on turkey continue to mount european countries including germany france and the netherlands transworld weapons sales to turkey on the 14th of october the us treasury announced targeted sanctions on turkey's defense energy and interior ministers and 2 of their respective ministries. fears grew about the military operation weakening the battle against eisele when it was claimed up to 800 eisel prisoners and family members had escaped an s.d.s. control jail shelled by turkish forces with their former us allies moving out of the turkish military and turkey back syrian rebels advancing kurdish s.d.f. items were forced to go to the syrian regime and that lies the russians for help. it is a deeply easy alliance the assad government which had days before described the syrian kurds as traitors and separatists was quick to act the syrian army deployed to various positions around 35 kilometers from the turkish border russian military vehicles patrolled some of the areas in between to prevent a potential confrontation to turkish banks syrian rebels and the syrian army in a letter dated

coast so the public island but also these northern areas here really across into the netherlands and on into northern germany but as always he's in pretty brisk winds as we go through the day the rain is coming in with this and quite a bank of cloud as you can see here as well temperatures not too bad is a southwesterly airflow so 16 celsius in paris and not too bad for the to the east to moscow as well 14 degrees anderson fairly cloudy skies but the better weather look this is in to the east athens very nice a 25 degrees celsius we could on saturday just see a few more showers across central and eastern areas a turkey maybe even a scout a thunderstorm across areas of greece but again really the bulk of the rains out towards the west and sinking south through much of france and across into the alps and also pushing down then into northern sections of spain portugal so keep in that time which is quite a bit lower and then install that africa again here we could just see want to scout of showers over the next couple of days but tom it is not too bad 25 inches. sponsored in town. for you know testing about how

germany has a quiet broad universal yours the action legal framework as valerie already explains that what's particular about germany is that in comparison to other countries like sample the netherlands the suspect needs to be in a territory full investigations even to open and in germany we don't have such a requirement and that means our federal public prosecutor he's allowed to go ahead with the investigation even if there's no such a suspect present and i think what we need to also highlight here is that not only the trials are important of course it's really important that we are hopefully seeing the 1st ever trial addressing international crimes committed in syria next year but what's also important is that the german federal prosecutor has the tools to already preserve evidence. and they are doing this already since the end of 2011 december 2011 and since then the german prosecutor is collecting photo evidence video evidence but most importantly. testimonies of survivors that are in germany that are in europe to bring such investigations forward i'm just thinking about the refugees that are spread around europe some of them happen in your experience had some experiences to you

the tallest construction in germany berlin's iconic t.v. tower is celebrating its 50th. flying artist from the netherlands uses a banana peels as his canvas. but 1st to fashion as the temperatures begin to cool down here in europe the fashion conscious are trading in their summer wear for outfits out of leather and capes and boots with a mix of feminine and masculine styles we went to one of the world's fashion capitals paris to find out the must haves for this autumn. rock'n'roll and romantic combined with one out actress jennifer lawrence likes it too this autumn and winter a mix of the masculine and feminine elements are trendy such as delicate girly dresses with chunky boots says fashion journalist explore stuff. it's a mixture of between a rock n roll girl which is usually in black and quite strong but it can also be that sort of. flouncing print kind of fabric 'd a larger maybe ruffles and you can mix the 2 together wherever you look not just in black but also red. and base. jackets trousers dresses and even jumpsuits. the one here by influenza if you're palermo and the reason designer it's a seal c

germany has a quiet broad universal yours the action legal framework as valerie already explains that what's particular about germany is that in comparison to other countries for example the netherlands the suspect needs to be in a territory for investigations even to open and in germany we don't have such a requirement that means our federal public prosecutor he's allowed to go ahead with the investigation even if there's no such a suspect present and i think what we need to also highlight here is that not only the trials are important of course it's really important that we are hopefully seeing the 1st ever trial addressing international crimes committed in syria next year but what's also important is that the german federal prosecutor has the tools to already preserve evidence and they are doing this already since the end of 2011 december 2011 and since then the german prosecutor is collecting photo evidence video evidence but most importantly. testimonies of survivors in germany that are in europe to bring such investigations forward i'm just thinking about the refugees that are spread out around you that some of them happen in your experience had some experiences to you and some

germany has a quiet broad universal yours the action legal framework as valerie already explains that what's particular about germany is that in comparison to other countries for example the netherlands the suspect needs to be in a territory full investigations even to open and in germany we don't have such a requirement that means our federal public prosecutor he's allowed to go ahead with the investigation even if there's no such a suspect present and i think what we need to also highlight here is that not only the trials are important of course it's really important that we are hopefully seeing the 1st ever trial addressing international crimes committed in syria next year but what's also important is that the german federal prosecutor has the tools to already preserve evidence and they are doing this already since the end of 2011 december 2011 and since then the german prosecutor is collecting photo evidence video evidence but most importantly. testimonies of survivors in germany that are in europe to bring such investigations forward i'm just thinking about the refugees that are spread out around you that some of. your experience i had some experience to see you and some of thos