also mentions a general skepticism about economic international into gratian worldwide and towards new technologies that's meit's trigger and you wave of protectionism around the world these kind of trade wars of course which are being discussed right now particularly between the u.s. and china another big concern and there's also a big danger of the i.m.f. want today that politicians might waste the opportunity that the current boom presents and instead of bringing their houses and all the financially investing in new technologies increasing productivity they might in fact just increase spending continue spending and that could mean that when the tide turns downturn might accelerate and might be much stronger than it have to be so i guess to avoid that they have to do the opposite but let's focus in on where you are there in the u.s. the i.m.f. criticising that mix of tax cuts and planned increase in spending what's the fallout expected to be. well the fault would be increasing budget deficits ballooning that which is of course something that politicians often don't care about a lot b

their various issues that are scare about the course of be disposed to some most likely to save the gratian that number one topic social issues come in second if you're talking to voters who are likely to vote for going to the center the qualities they're likely to say they want higher pensions highest salaries and in fact when it comes to the european union when it comes to hungary stance within the european union because they feel this ongoing debate about immigration and about rejecting e.u. told us is distracting actually congress position to the european union but as you can hear the various aspects and perspectives regarding who you ask and what kind of political position is because those in the house are ideal is funny for a charm reporting from budapest thank you. some sports news now in the bundesliga we begin with the match that handed byron munich and unprecedented sixth straight bonus league a title they faced a fairly easy task in south florida on saturday and or save in the knowledge that a win was all they needed to be crowned champions have a look at how they did it. rotatio

more of a suit and see this already in this country and in the european union what it comes to be gratian so there are various factors that could actually shake up the said action also the fact that the various opposition parties say you are going to unite behind one candidate making sure that the most probable candidate to all to vote the fit is spotty should be on the ballot. well orman has of course been known as being extremely euro skeptic funny briefly if you can what would your buns reelection mean for europe. after he cast his ballot this morning promised a victory or bought about ask about your opinion he said hunger is a loyal member of the national debt is a chanst but at the same time he said european union doesn't mean brussels it means all various capital cities and that of course reigns into his campaign rhetoric that not only hunger about various other countries deserve more sovereignty that in the european union and that underlines that he's going to continue to push a had with his vision for a more sovereign european union member states have more sovereignty. is funny su

or even is poised for a third consecutive term in power after campaigning on a heavily anti like gratian i said that has strained relations with the e.u. and other vice thing and nationalist party yell bake as project is to come in second with well over eighty percent of votes qantas. does it is funny that char has been covering the election from hungary i asked her a short while ago if migration was the key issue driving voters at the polls. it's been one of the issues i would say some fittest definitely sad that this is the key issue to them however if you talk to other supporters supporters of the center left for example they say that the social issues that come in first for example higher salaries high up pensions so it really does depend a bit on your party preference but the immigration and this entire immigration companion grouped with you and whether you're going to vote or whether you have cast your ballot because of immigration neither is a very mixed picture when it comes to what top economists suppose and these different perspectives will also of course trickle in to the resu

cultures like these tips i made that film that has taken me six years now from the beginning of this gratian a good idea to the. last year the venice film festival invited to the nation to screen her newest beacher. it's a film within a film about an iranian director living in exile looking to make a biopic about the life and legacy of legendary egyptian singer. your name because you. speak english i don't think. so let's start with you singing one of your favorite songs that will have you written lines. oh. oh oh. oh you need your film was a national treasure performing for statesmen monarchs alike including. i love. being in love. was. saying to me did you dearly love. to. be. awfully. good. was. a bit good a lot of old a good movie will be willing to play. feel. my question in this film which is really a story of an iranian woman trying to cut the story of an iconic egyptian as saying there is. when woman choose to have an artistic career or any career in a male dominated society what do they have to sacrifice and how do they deal with that how do they deal with the expectation of a tradi

interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism you know gratian you know most exciting thing about it is that we make people a bit uncertain and to. forget wallpaper the scenery around this bed is the draw for visitors from all over the world. this is designed this event built and opened up shop and it's been no vacancies ever since. he turned the tables as part of the gag zero stars doesn't mean a bare bones basics it's a whole new kind of luxury. car market b d trish's didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank you at first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this better that they be. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the common and can be idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players the people who live around this artwork become part of it. without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips is right. he slips right into this artwork speak

tutorials on home to gratian will take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out. on you tube. how do you like to tell time why i like a classic watch with a big face or actually actually see the time while others prefer digital versions but to invent terms from germany have gone in a completely different direction they've invented a clock that tells the time with words well at first it only existed in german but now they make their time pieces in twenty five languages we met the minds behind this invention. it's eleven thirty five these clocks have no hands and no digits the letters form words that light up from behind and change every five minutes. they were invented by marco begat and full the two friends have been coming up with new ideas since they were boys a beemer for video games for example. we built a wooden box and put in an old overhead projector and tilted mirrors so we could project images on the wall and that was the first beam ever to the of the modern scarf. maybe one of these proje

and this made it possible to enhance our cooperation which makes us happy so you know gratian that took place today. will add to our. energy position. i have a question for the russian president. did you talk at all about the so-called script. matter with the turkish president today . and what is your assessment of this. especially given the latest information from great britain. well we touched upon this subject very slightly. and i put position. as you know. the media has reported on the latest events so just like to hear that according to international experts. twenty countries have reacted. and the. p c w has said that they need another two weeks for a thorough investigation. and finally. the. general of the trail in porton down. from where the event happened. in an interview with sky news that the experts in the laboratory have not managed to establish the origin of this substance. and they cannot identify the country where it came from more specifically. that they cannot say that this agent was produced in the russian federation so this. is surprising. particularly the. speed at w

tutorials on home to gratian we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out. on you tube. so now is a good time to let you weigh in on this week's drawing we would like to know which subjects you like best or which topics you think we should cover here on your max now if you give us your opinion you could qualify to win your own max watch just go to our web site for all of the details ok next up it seems that there is a trend growing when it comes to go way out in the so-called sober sensation is for people who don't need alcohol or unhealthy food for a good time instead those who follow this trend we're now into alcohol and eat vegan food and they are proving to everyone that you can still have a good time. counting without drinking a drop of alcohol comment even the fun. the organizers of the sober sensation party series are convinced that you can every two months face reality total ponty in berlin and change with the present site. ovoid in type boy these days everybody's abstaining from thin

interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism you know gratian you know most exciting thing about it is that we make people look they don't sort of. forget wallpaper the scenery around this bed is the draw for visitors from all over the world. this is designed this is built and opened up shop and it's been no vacancies ever since. he turned the tables as part of the gag zero stars doesn't mean a bare bones basics on them gets a whole new kind of luxury. farmer could be traced didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank. you at first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to report of this better. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the the common and compete idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players the people who live around this artwork become part of it. without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips his right. slips right into this artwork making as

these two problem gratian of life less myocardial infarction but i would not suggest to. i doze this to cure throat this is very hard to but it's very hard tended to get infected can also use a burning sensation or lesions off the skep told off the health but how are we in need of those home remedies because we do have those big pharmaceutical companies what we are not in need to survive acute illness or a traumatic injury your myocardial infarction but we have a increasing rate of chronic diseases pain syndromes off things like that and there are folk remedies and home remedies really really are very useful that have well we asked our viewers to send us in your most favorite home remedies and one of you. had a mixture against a cold and this is quite typical of he's meshed the same amount of gali you can ginger with the juice of linens and a teaspoon of honey he does or says in warm water and dreams it twice and times a day so the ingredients i just mentioned are in top of the list of the home remedies. ginger and on humans and they share the property they are all. in ef

and most of them said yes the government is right and what we read in the paper is right by gratian is the number one issue but some of them more quietly did say that they take it she would feed us that they got all of our x.'s domination of parts of the economy and corrupt practices the first hand some of them in fact work for companies that are owned by the oligarchy and that as a result even though they don't feel very free to express their opinion in the small town you disagree with the majority so much as from the sonal tweeted and a tweet about being happy to participate in the election in hungary i mean a record turnout might be faced a hungry national flags that. will now look at this incredible victory again for the first time what is possible today as actually do. well the short answer is basically everything the smiley face was. attached to my failing that. my compatriots were really going into a record number i would say since ninety ninety so it's around seventy percent of turnout so the smiley face went through it and well many commentators. influencers or political scien

and those then endo then killed and injured in government controlled areas and ultimately the very gratian of one hundred thirty thousand people including fight clavin leave members and other three billion but in doing. there was a project i think of i did help for most of march and the un good elfin did play an important role in that regard but wrong the joint thirty first of march the un was not able anymore to be involved in talks didn't at that time did student government did not consent to our presence though we have made efforts to propose a concrete way to address the issues that we understood were coming up in it continuing contact including suggesting to activate death down a detainee working group but lives of day at that time was not take a nap. from the second of april they've agreed on of some forty of them fight with family member and others from duma to nordan syria did take place but then on the sixth of april there was a major it collation in violence there were reports of the danish airs tonight and shelling on duma killing of civilians destruction of civilian infrastruct

shortly on whether to strip of its voting rights political analyst the tiller told us tackling the gratian is proving a vote winner. telling the truth orson majority of the congo army m.p. for voice and standing by to defeat this campaign was messy chained and decor and messy keys that the immigration the stove and eat towards be not allowed for migrants to enter or to hungary and that was the fetus messaging of course i can expect for. tensions between grass so that you will be a uni on and. government because or band has already said. leadership will do your european union on one t. . e implement you will measure us on immigrations polisi in. the hunger the i got them and. how with the rocketing crime rights and a widespread disillusionment in the corruption ridden system candidates for july's presidential elections in mexico face a pretty hard battle winning voters over face an even tougher struggle though in a small invasion of the town of show that's because it's long banished all political parties are to have as a. signal to. have complete control over the city our council he's in ch

of goma in eastern russia says over a thousand people have left the area since sunday going back gratian deal with rebel groups. and israel suspends a deal with the un to resettle african migrants to western countries while italy and germany say that they are unaware of any such agreement. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our two international thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the russian foreign minister says the u.k. has gone too far with its accusations over the poisoning of sergei screwball and his daughter are often joined my colleague khan brain a studio earlier to discuss the latest statement from sergey lavrov. that if you will not be possible to get away from the question since that's obvious no one else is on british colleagues have. you just described the russian foreign minister has focused in detail on everything going on in this cripple case first and foremost he said that he's very glad that the daughter of the russian citizen yulia recovering and he's also said that he hopes that her father on the mend to also he has stressed. russia st

prime minister who was home secretary around the time of the destruction of vital wind russia gratian documentation the current time secretary inherited a failing policy and made it worse is the lead time shape joke responsibility and resigned no drazen may try to explain to corbin why if he wants to talk if he wants to talk about issues of fairness if he wants to talk about a government that is kind then let's just look and see what a labor government would be like may said labor would be unkind albeit that kind this was kind of referenced by a recently elected m.p. labor m.p. moments later my constituency me who lives with a chronic disabling illness has worked all his life until finishing on medical grounds three years ago since two thousand and two he's received disability living allowance last year was transferred transferred to pip and his mobility allowance was cut yesterday anthony hounded by his mobility vehicle for sixteen years and today he is house and fearful for his future. of the system means that he now faces a nine month wait for his appeal to the liverpool tribunals

we can allowing the gratian levels to become the norm. >> reporter: to apply political pressure, andnc spokesperson kaylee mcinerney, thanks for joining us. we knew this was going to happen. >> this is very important, at the beginning of the week, interesting and revealing new story the 99 individuals, this is part of ms 13, a violent gang wreaking havoc on american citizenry. it is important to secure the border especially of the caravan as 1000 approach the southern border. we don't know who these people are and if we are a nation state to the border. >> george w. bush did this as well. >> with those two presidents health and apprehension of 100,000 illegal immigrants in the presidencies, they can't do that alone by themselves, they can help border patrol in that effort and help to obtain hundreds of thousands of pounds of illicit drugs. especially as we face the opioid crisis. as kristin nielsen said, border security is national security and that is homeland security. i talked with kelly ward in arizona. with a cattle rancher, in this area, there is 50,000 acres. it is barbed wire

election although some stations remain open to allow remaining queues of people to vote and zuma gratian prime minister viktor orban is expected to win a third term however voter turnout appears to be far higher than in the two thousand and fourteen election which could point to a strong showing for all bands nearest rivals. nigeria's army says it has a rescued one hundred forty nine hostages held by boko haram in northeastern borno state the women and children were being held by the armed group in the village of yeti monday could a nigerian soldiers killed three of the fighters for the brazilian president lula da silva has begun his twelve year term for corruption a little arrived at the prison under the cover of darkness after finally agreeing to hand him self in following a twelve hour standoff with or thora t. s. police in germany say they may have foiled a potential attack on the berlin half marathon on sunday they've arrested six people when they suspected of preparing a grave city in danger of violent act that's it inside story coming right up by fire. photos in hungary go to the

strong and gratian starts as one support from anti establishment parties across europe not from e.u. officials though they'll be voting shortly on whether to strip budapest of its e.u. voting rights political unless the large told us tackling immigration is proving a vote winner. telling the truth the last majority of the congo army m.p. for war i'm doing is standing by to defeat this campaign for some messy change and decor and it will be a messy keys that the immigration the stove and eat towards be nor allow for mike the answer to enter hungary and. the fetus messaging of course i can expect to. new tensions between grass so that you will be a uni on and hungrily and government because or by has already said. leadership will do your european union on one t. to implement you will measure us on immigrations barely see him at death's. door she's the hunger the i got him and that set from myself for today a thanks for all the team here at our tears well for staying with us my colleague on a father will be with you at two pm moscow time about half an hour if you the latest updates on a

purposes of must surveillance and analyzing vast volumes of data and that sort of thing and mindless to gratian uncovered that google had she received seed funding from the cia back in the. mid ninety's and this was when one of their founders brin. and also larry page they were a stanford university and they were part of this program that was called the d.d.s. the massive digital data systems program this was basically run by a number of us government agencies including the cia and the national security agency and it was managed by a private company called the meta corporation is a well known u.s. defense contractor and this program was basically about trying to put money into potential big kind of. new innovative kind of digital technology outfits startups you know innovations that will basically be of use to the pentagon in some way now this time i spoke to a source from the university of texas professor to raising she heads up the cyber security center there and at the time she said she had actually been one of the chief data scientists i meet a corporation. and she actually can fire her and

think chancellor merkel in germany put that out on the table a soon after president trumps and i gratian her visit here to washington her last visit here to washington. was was terrible presidential trump would not even shake her hand and i think she went back to the european union and tried to make the case how the european union could go it alone if they could be a single power on the world stage to compete with the united states they didn't have to go along with the united states but i think her dismay in some ways her colleagues in europe especially in france with the election of president mccrone he said well you know i'm not so interested for france to go along with the european union france may get a better geo going it alone with the united states and so we've seen the french really out in front working hand in hand with the united states they were the first to come to the president from side to retaliate in syria after the chemical weapons attack there a couple of weeks ago president mccrone has had weekly conversations with trump not just these these visits for all their pomp a

over us and i am a gratian rhetoric and clampdown on civil society to hall has more from budapest. hungary's election is likely to return viktor orban to a third consecutive term in power his feet as party consistently polls in the lead as much as anything else because of a divided opposition on the left on the far right that has found it impossible to cooperate with each other reducing the chances of a meaningful challenge what will be watched extremely closely however is whether he is able to regain the absolute majority that he's used in the past to alter the constitution to change the media laws the electoral law gradually over time reducing the boyce's of dissent in the press and in civil society this is a country in which a majority of voters probably don't support the government but probably aren't able to beat it at the ballot box this is a country in which corruption is rife in which public services in health and education are crumbling but in which the public discourse is dominated by stories of fear and hate put out by the state run media to do with refugees to do with g

prime minister who was home secretary around the time of the destruction of vital wind russia gratian documentation the current two hundred sixty three inherited of training policy and made it worse isn't it time she took responsibility and resigned no theresa may try to explain to corbin why if he wants to talk if he wants to talk about issues of fairness if he wants to talk about a government that is kind then let's just look and see what a labor government would be like may said labor would be unkind albeit that kind this was kind of referenced by a recently elected m.p. labor m.p. moments later my constituent to me who lives with a chronic disabling illness has worked all his life until finishing on medical grounds three years ago since two thousand and two he's received disability living allowance but last year was transferred transferred to pip and his mobility allowance was cut yesterday anthony hundred. move. for sixteen years and today he's housebound and fearful for his future. of the system means that he now faces a nine month wait for his appeal but liverpool tribunals for

prime minister who was home secretary around the time of the destruction of vital wind russia gratian documentation the courage and secretary inherited a frightening policy and made it worse isn't it time she took responsibility and resigned no tourism a tried to explain to corbin why if he wants to talk if he wants to talk about issues of fairness if he wants to talk about a government that is kind then let's just look and see what a labor government would be like may said labor would be unkind albeit that kindness was kind of referenced by a recently elected m.p. labor m.p. moments later my constituency me who lives with a chronic disabling illness has worked all his life until finishing on medical grounds three years ago since two thousand and two he's received disability living allowance last year was transferred transferred to pip and his mobility allowance was cut yesterday anthony hundred. he's hyped for sixteen years and today he is housebound and fearful for his future. of the system means that he now faces a nine month wait for his appeal to the liverpool tribunals services

but of a war with iran and of course russia would be dragged into anything for gratian of their what if you want to look at western policies from policy over the last sixteen seventeen years and this was confirmed by the chilcote report there's been a series of attempts to change regimes to engage in overt and covert operations iran was listed in the chilcote reporting rand was and syria were mentioned in conversations between george bush and tony blair where no discussing went to hit various countries and i think if we step back a little bit and look at the broad contours of the last seventeen years we can see western military operations and regime change operations pointing towards are ultimately the end goal for according to some people being iran and yes we might well be saying this is part of a broader attempt to try to corner to try and pressure russia in the context of the west either trying to persist with its military strategy of hope of what they want to do perhaps end up we're going around and this is all part of that broader dry of propaganda drive to enable further confl

their moralities so if you if you are the one thing that maybe could prevent an even wider conflict gratianat this point would be an american presence in syria at least it is there already to stay and to stop and to push back against the iranians in the reckons the question i have for you is is that why are you against them as well why do you think that they are equal belligerence in this particular contest with israel in the united states when i don't think there's an argument there at all the problem is is that i don't think the message that you're claiming is going to be sent by having the u.s. at the assad government in this devastating way that would be necessary to really send the kind of message you're talking about i don't think the message is going to be that's going to be received in the world is the message that you're claiming is going to be sent everybody knows that the u.s. has supported regimes in the past that use chemical weapons everybody knows that the u.s. right now is supporting israel as they slaughter journalist and peaceful protesters on the border with gaza which is

we hear now he will be sworn in in the next few minutes or so as president elect to the you know gratian will probably take place at a later date to be announced he'd actually story here julius monday buel representing the people's party has won the presidential election runoff here instead and i sure wasn't without its problems the cow was delayed and the west some demonstrations do you think people though recognize that this is the right and proper result. well basically this results started sinking in just a few days after the last vote was cast and when the tally were telling a vote started a lot of people realized it was growing it was actually more like a delay on the part of the losing side to try to ask for a recount in several districts instead of your own that of course sort of stretched the time for the results to be formally announced a lot of people expecting this results to come out two days after the election but because of protocols because of changes and demands as well as complaints by some of the political or one of the political parties the results were delayed as tha

election although some stations remain open to allow remaining queues of people to vote and seem a gratian prime minister viktor orban is expected to win a third term however voter turnout appears to be far higher than in the two thousand and fourteen election which could point to a strong showing for all bands nearest rival. nigeria's army says it has a rescued one hundred forty nine hostages held by boko haram in north eastern borno state the women and children were being held by the armed group in the village of yeti monday coulda nigerian soldiers killed three of the fighters. former brazilian president lula da silva has begun his twelve year term for corruption a little arrived at the prison under the cover of darkness off to find the green to hand him self and following a twelve hour standoff with or thirty's police in germany say they may have foiled a potential attack on the berlin half marathon on sunday they've arrested six people whom they suspected of preparing a grave city in danger of violent act that sets inside story coming right up africa . popular openness does voters in

without proper documents to be released while there and then gratian cases play out in the courts but instead trump is asking the defense department for a list of military facilities for the undocumented immigrants can be held alan fischer has more from washington d.c. donald trump has been talking about catch and release for a very long time in fact since the election campaign what is it well it is the policy of catching illegal immigrants as they come across the border undocumented migrants is another phrase that people use they're held by border patrol immigration officials their names are taken and then they're released until they get a date for their immigration hearing the donald trump has criticized this law in fact in a tweet just a couple of days ago he called it a dangerous liberal democratic law that he wanted to change and actually dates back to when george w. bush was in the white house but no donald trump has issued a memorandum to say there must be no more catch and release now add that to the fact that the department of justice has sent out a memo on friday to see that

army their house or the he said the way for this program is defensive and not intended to convey gratian is prison don't trump a straight thing to pull out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal unless there are new restrictions on iranian missile production. taiwan's defense ministry has accused china of using what it calls cheap verbal intimidation to threaten the island china has conducted live fire drills in the taiwan strait for the first time in two years chinese state media say it's a warning against any push for independence the area has been under taiwanese control since nine hundred forty nine beijing is worried about the u.s. ties with taiwan which sees as a breakaway province taiwan's president has urged the government to remain vigilant while she's on a visit abroad now. i also asked our national security team to closely monitor the neighboring area jury my visit approved and report to me on the first instance for appropriate responses i'm reiterating that maintaining peace stability and prosperity across the taiwan strait is the primary duty of our government it confident and d

at least what they say is that they should be even more strict rules gratian and their flats. why they are not talking about that as much as they used to is still very far right but they are committed to some kind of democracy at least that's what they say so in that they are allied with the left wing parties funny but previously this would have been unheard off to the far right party and left wing parties are you planning on a coalition should that situation arise you talk about that commitment to democracy because one of the big fears going into this election was if there was to be a two thirds majority for all bomb again if he was to be able to continue travelling on this country's democracy that perhaps it would lose its democratic credentials altogether a high turnout at least indicates that democracy is still alive and well in this country and that's got to be a good thing doesn't it yes it is i mean or bounce the fury of democracy is basically that is the most important thing election day is where things get decided if they don't did he doesn't care about checks and bal