opponents in the german parliament claim heiko must is weak and indecisive. responsible foreign policy is in combat. well with supporting the outer one regime for political reasons with lavish financial and economic aid running into millions and weapons exports we need to take a tougher approach dialogue is one thing closing up is another. these pictures of eagerly been syria a warning from both sides the conflict is taking place near the turkish border germany will want to help and if people flee from the fighting into turkey relations between turkey and germany remain difficult but appear to be improving. a little fellows said news out of hollywood the american actor burt reynolds has died at the age of eighty two reynolds rose to fame in the one nine hundred seventy s. he won a claim for his performances in deliverance smokey and the bandit and boogie nights he was perhaps best known though for this photograph posing nude on the pages of cosmopolitan back in one thousand nine hundred seventy two reynolds was hollywood's top grossing star every year between

opponents in the german parliament claim heiko must is weak and indecisive. that i know a very responsible foreign policy is incompatible with supporting the out of one regime for political reasons with lavish financial and economic aid running into millions and weapons exports we need to take a tougher approach dialogue is one thing cozying up as another one of. these pictures of it live in syria a worrying for both sides the conflict is taking place near the turkish border germany will want to help ankara if people flee from the fighting into turkey relations between turkey and germany remain difficult but appear to be improving. and as we just reported foreign minister heikal must hackle the subject of seven german citizens detained in turkey and our correspondent on the market asked a member of germany's parliament what she thought about moscow's efforts. i don't as a sterling foreign minister i will return from turkey without the seven imprisoned german citizens does that mean that the visit was a failure well we all know that he talked about. political

i'm they've accused coach heiko haley went on the defensive against by and. even left out germany for what a union plant. but the first good chance fell to laver cozen giago handled the ball a penalty was awarded by him protested but the decision looked to be correct. kevin fall and stepped up a man you'll know you're saved for the spot kick had to be taken because the referee but not whistled. this time vandal made a better job of it one not only because now after five minutes i replied though came just five minutes later france will cook in a column time to least so showed the greater desire to equalize but his game would later turn sour. recall champions by and began suppressed leverkusen defense crumbled and i and robin made them pay the dutchman taking full advantage of yonathan towels mistake by and had turned the game around but lost the least so to a knee injury. the game petered out after the break but it came alive again on eighty minutes read so carrying bell about he just eight minutes after coming on pulling this ugly challenge on rough femia by

still at full time it was the away from cheering heiko hellish man go into saturday's clash with dortmund in high spirits. and you're up to date with the news live from berlin for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will see it again at the top of the hour. bursts. home. of species. worth saving and. those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. news look to. manage solutions and resources. to interactive content teaching the next generation of young adults which actually . channels available to people to take action and most are turning to build something new for the next generation. as the environment series of global three thousand on d.w. and all mine. beijing china. in the capital of the world's most populous country the begins. at the heart of the teeming city lies a legend a walled palace of mysterious power for britain to the common man. behind imposing gateways. known through the centuries as the great within. beijing's. city. it is the largest palace complex ever built dedi

german foreign minister heiko mass has proposed an alternative international money transfer system to help circumvent u.s. sanctions against companies doing business with iran at present a majority of global money transfers between bank institutions use the american controlled swift banking system and the u.s. can monitor all those transactions in the past weeks many large german companies like dime were and deutsche of bond have either stop doing business in iran or have drastically reduced it. the i.f.a. electronics trade fair kicked off in berlin on friday more than eight hundred exhibitors are showing off their latest products at the event hot topics include networking computers household devices and intertainment platforms as well as tech that responds to voice commands the latest generation of high definition ultra thin t.v.'s was also on display alongside fun stuff like this cuddly robot around two hundred fifty thousand visitors are expected to attend the fair. german chancellor angela merkel has been accompanying an official business delegation in africa on the tour she's vis

german foreign minister heiko mosse visited. him last week from the turkish side we had our minister of finance and the treasury i got minister for trade visiting germany. and we. i see that a lot of support is given to these meetings. of course if you go back twenty sixteen you know there was a failed coup attempt and you know that our own citizens stood up to this attempted coup. and it's now. we have the the remnants of this terrorist organization which is responsible for two hundred fifty one people having lost their lives and over two hundred thirty being injured after this attempted coup. we acted against this terror organization. with all legal means at our disposal. and we established the foundation in turkey and the recent years we've also tried to combat this terrorist organization in which we've been successful funding of the twenty four june elections we have lifted. emergency powers and that means that now our country. is going to. start on the course of reforms again. we have a commission which has already started

a consolation which reuben henning's duly provided i still at full time was the away fans cheering heiko hellish men go into saturday's clash with dortmund in high spirits. up and they haven't leverkusen made it two wins out of two now ed. can we now say their bad start was just a blip well obviously it's never good to lose your own in three games in abundance league a season but the good news is they've now got a couple of wins under their belt and they're going to be looking forward now they're not going to be looking back on that nightmare start to the season and they need to do that because they actually have a fierce test at home against dortmund this weekend now when that game and they'll put themselves back among that chasing pack behind by munich in the league and in amongst those european hopefuls those those hopefuls have get into the champions league sports this season so i think we know a lot more about later cues and season after this weekend we don't have very long to wait till the weekend but we really need to talk about harvard so we saw in the report there he's hit form

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away with them or for anyone especially the most vulnerable to come to harm that foreign minister heiko mass had a similar message. whether extremist elements get heard in our society depends on how loud the voices of the decent people are and that's why i think we need to raise our voices more to call for a more open international and tolerant society. the two thousand people attending a rally organized by the lutheran church on sunday were far from loud but their message was clear. that it was important for us to put on an event that did not polarize people further or push people further apart instead we wanted to focus on what unites us. and. the people of kemet started throwing the streets in the early afternoon in a protest organized by a private citizen who said he simply wanted to do something to improve the situation in his town was done like can only hope that this is just the beginning of something for the whole country we have to be honest about it the problem is not confined to the city of camden it's. so people who are out on the streets of kaman it's again but this time in

they've accused coach heiko haley went on the defensive again by an. even left out germany for what a union but aren't. well the first good chance fell to labor cozen giago handled the ball a penalty was awarded by an protested but the decision looked to be correct. can follow on steps up a man you'll know you're saved but the spot kick had to be retaken because the referee but not whistled. this time vandal made a better job of it one not too late because now after five minutes. i replied no came just five minutes later france will cook in a column tonsil e social to create a desire to equalize what his game would later turn sour. record champions by and began to press hard to let accuses defense crumbled and are in rubber and made them pay the dutchman taking full advantage of yonathan towels mistake by and had turned the game around last aliso to a knee injury. the game petered out after the break but it came alive again on eighty minutes red herring better be just eight minutes after coming on board with this only challenge on rough theme here by a

with their tail between their legs but still hasn't stopped rumors spreading already about the coach heiko halleck and his future he responded to those comments room is after the game let's hear what exactly he had to say about the criticism that's coming his way right now. trying to focus on the essentials and do my job i don't have much room for maneuver there's so much to do it's normal for the coach to get criticism when you don't have any points but i can't spend my time thinking about that. shift. well he says he's not thinking about the criticism he's focused focusing on other things but like ali already said there's been plenty of rumors do you think i know we're early in the season do you think you should start i think he's got a little bit of time partly because ali says they've got a very difficult start in the fixture list and now they've got a couple of weeks where you're paying for it coming out they've also got two opponents who. you would expect them to be top off opponents you just happen to be bottom half opponents so he's got two games that i think is just a dolphin mine

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heiko i'd like to fire a nine millimeter bullet into your head and drink your blood. but it regularly finds threats like these in his inbox sometimes they're sent by one supporters in turkey other times by other want backers in germany. to turkey's government critics like but are traitors now even his own children are being punished. by being one of my sons wanted to apply for new passports at the turkish embassy they were told that's not possible because turkey has issued a warrant for my arrest. now they can travel and my wife's passport and my own will soon expire and they want to stop us leaving germany well supports to me. recently well known journalist and opposition politician in his spare bowl who was freed from jail after one and a half years behind bars many observers suspect his release is intended to appease critics of turkey's human rights record. but it stresses that many more opposition figures still remain in jail and that arrests continue unabated he urges the german government to address this one president at a one makes his oficial state visit to ge

opponents in the german parliament claim heiko must is weak and indecisive. that i know a very responsible foreign policy is incompatible with supporting the out of one regime for political reasons with lavish financial and economic aid running into millions and weapons exports we need to take a tougher approach dialogue is one thing cozying up is another. these pictures of it live in syria a worrying for both sides the conflict is taking place near the turkish border germany will want to help ankara if people flee from the fighting into turkey relations between turkey and germany remain difficult but appear to be improving. what is not improving our turkeys are relations with the us that have been under strain lately impacting the turkish economy and there is little improvement in that relationship christophe that's right a trade dispute with the united states has been undercutting an already weakened national currency the turkish lira which makes everyday items more expensive in the country nah last month prices rose by almost eighteen percent as the highes

they've accused coach heiko haley went on the defensive against by him and even left out germany for what union began with the first good chance fell to laver cozen tiago handled the ball a penalty was awarded by him protested but the decision looked to be correct. couldn't follow and stepped up a man you'll know you're saved for the spot kick had to be retaken because the referee but not whistled. this time vandal made a better job of it one not only because now after five minutes. lines required though came just five minutes later france world cup win a continent elise social the greater desire to equalize but his game would later turn sour. record champions by and began to press hard labor couzens defense crumbled and in rubber and made them pay the dutchman taking full advantage of unison towers mistake by and had turned the game around but lost aliso to a knee injury. again petered out after the break but he came alive again on eighty minutes. red herring better be just eight minutes after coming on folding this ugly challenge on ruffy near by and were incensed. the hose that no

tackles too often by a spy on challenge here we see the body language of a successful trainer and heiko halley. play because impressively fell apart the recount to carry the rugby for his challenge on ruthenia was entirely justified but it's a moment to buy and retain it was the second meeting man injured on the day with current santoli so tearing his a.c.l. before half time to things and slowly but surely i've had enough it's only match day three and i have a feeling we're fair game here five it seemed to. added injuries are especially better given by an champions league open a is this wake but the third goal was a small consolation i am a score after coming on for the injured tallest so. when will buy and finally face a worthy opponent will it be then figure on wednesday or shocking next weekend munich doesn't seem to be what. led the kids in and halle on the other hand have an uphill battle ahead is james already on his worst campaign starts in club history. they're both flying high bruno love and paul gardai both sport and berlin second and third place both clubs are riding a wave o

soft in the back here we go again heiko halley count his pursed lips because the next trike against leverkusen was under what. i've turned things up and i and robyn showed that thirty four year olds are also capable of one plus. germany international units on tas not quite well plus yes he's simple had a route landed right on robin's foot. by an improved later cruiser might as well have been cons me to move the ball like they visited once even there without people lucas registries heroics things would have been even worse. while the guys in front of him couldn't handle the simplest of place. what's the prognosis mr hallett's kick off can explain first moving the ball leverkusen barely have possession here in their own house they barely manage ten seconds before giving it away. second tackles too often by a good spy on challenge here we see the body language of a successful trainer and hiker halley. lakers and practically fell apart right now to carry the rugby for his challenge on rest was entirely justified but it's a moment to buy and griffin he was the second meeting man injured on the day

coach heiko helli finally has a little room to brief. against promising to still go for the guests looked to sleep the whole first half but still there was plenty to discuss i. thought from the break later cues and focused more on attacking this time with the ball they are based on a kick but it's a cannon ball and to seal the deal. which he repeats it when stalin can't have it shipped him a perfect assist. brace for fall and. finally a reason to celebrate after a catastrophic stuff. just love and goal came in the last minutes following a questionable penalty. proven hennings was on target but it was too little too late in the end slave accuse and send a clear message look out with. its times of sudden all eyes to brain and a little known man is quickly gaining attention florin. the coach that's leaving brennan on the table has been on board since last november when he was bumped up from there is reserves he's only thirty five but he's got a clear cut football philosophy. have courage on the ball and don't worry about losing it we're loo

germany's foreign minister heiko mohsin met today with turkey's president and said that both countries are now working to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe in its province last arrived in group with the goal of improving relations with turkey and that included discussing the release of seven german citizens who were detained on political charges in the country after the failed coup there two years ago. are let's go now to defuse your johann she is following this story for us in the estate both good evening to you julia eclipsing these bilateral talks is this countdown to this major offensive in home to three million people i mean what have the two men what are they said about this impending military campaign when it comes to the current situation in syria in italy of the two ministers up basically on the same page they agree that a major offensive on egypt has to be prevented as you already mentioned because it could lead to what they call a humanitarian catastrophe millions of civilian lives are at risk and turkey especially fears another wave of refugees trying to cross its border a

syrian refugees if there is a large scale government assault on is live it live heiko must made the comments during a visit to turkey which already hosts more than three million refugees the foreign ministers visit is aimed at improving solid relations between the. masses attended the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of the job. school in istanbul saying the school underscored the importance of germany to relations. with business leaders to discuss the implications of its economic slump. return to top story the landmark legal decision in india the supreme court has unanimously the supreme court's decision triggered jubilant scenes the chief justice said the low had been used as a weapon for harvesting gay people introduced during colonial times section three seventy seven countries people can make gay sex punishable by up to ten years in jail it is l g b t community has been celebrated. out of jafar is a gay rights activist from la now he's one of the petitioners who helped change the law he joins us from delhi welcome to the w. you and your colleagues have been thrown into prison and tortur

consolation which reuben henning's duly provided i still at full time it was the away fans cheering heiko hellish men go into saturday's clash we've gotten in high spirits i. honestly give results now as we saw their dortmund move in a second place with an easy win over nurnberg leyva causing edging past. lifes against a full spark in mines played out a goal was a draw and gladbach beat frankfurt. mark is here now with business news from washington that looks to be moving the national markets certainly in about an hour the frankfurt stock exchange will open brian and then i can fill you in on that what happened to the u.s. federal reserve has raised interest rates to a range between two and two and a quarter percent the hike is the third this year and it's been spurred on by stronger g.d.p. growth which hit four point two percent last quarter the fed has been slowing tightening its monetary policy over the last several years marking an end to its efforts to support the u.s. economy after the financial crisis the hike is a vote of confidence in the u.s. economy despite uncertainty on world

the german foreign minister, heiko maas, has been speaking about the protests. in the open street, and afterwards people were chased through the city. people were showing the hitler salute while they were walking down the streets, and not only a few, this is something my colleagues abroad are asking me about. what is happening in germany? a large majority of germans want to live in an open and tolerant country. those that stand out differently are a minority. you might think one lorry is as bad as the next when it comes to causing pollution, but refigerated trucks are a particular problem. many have a second diesel engine to power the fridges and that's often working harder than the one moving the vehicle. now, a british inventor has come up with an environmentally—friendly idea that's being trialled by several multinational food companies. dougal shaw went to meet him. hard at work in his garage, inventor peter dearman has been tinkering with an idea for the past 20 years. he thinks it could revolutionise the haulage industry, specifically, refrigerated lorries

well, the german foreign minister heiko maas has been speaking about the protests.appened in there is more than worrying. a man was being brutally murdered in the open street, and afterwards people were chased through the city. people showed the hitler salute while walking down the streets, and not only a few. this is something my colleagues abroad are asking me about, "what is happening in germany?" therefore i'm glad there are so many upright democrats that showed their true colours in chemnitz, who made it clear that the vast majority of germans want to live in an open and tolerant country, and those who stand out differently are a minority that shout louder than we would like, but the choir of the decent people also has to become louder than before. earlier i spoke to jan—henrik wiebe. he is editor of the online media and news portal t 0nline in german and was at the demonstration in chemnitz. he along with some otherjournalists came under attack from protesters. i was covering the demonstrations today, right in the middle of the clashes between left—wing and ri

well, the german foreign minister heiko maas has been speaking about the protests.ad to say: translation: what happened in there is more than worrying. a man was being brutally murdered in the open street, and afterwards people were chased through the city. people showed the hitler salute while walking down the streets, and not only a few. this is something my colleagues abroad are asking me about, "what is happening in germany?" therefore i'm glad there are so many upright democrats that showed their true colours in chemnitz, who made it clear that the vast majority of germans want to live in an open and tolerant country, and those who stand out differently are a minority that shout louder than we would like, but the choir of the decent people also has to become louder than before. former us presidents barack obama and george w bush have led tributes at a service for senatorjohn mccain at washington's national cathedral. the vietnam war hero, who was one of america's most high—profile politicians, died a week ago from brain cancer at the age of 81. chris buckler re

they've accused coach heiko haley went on the defensive against dion and even left out germany for what union brandt. but the first good chance fell to labor cozen tiago handle the ball a penalty was awarded by him protested but the decision looked to be correct. couldn't follow and stepped up a man you'll know you're saved for the spot kick had to be taken because the referee but not whistled. this time vandal made a better job of it one nil to lay the clues now after five minutes. reply though came just five minutes later france will cook when a constant elise social the greater desire to weak with lies but his game would later turn sour. recalled champions by and began to press hard leverkusen defense crumbled and i and robin made them pay the dutchman taking full advantage of yonathan towers mistake by and had turned the game around but lost the least so to a knee injury. the game petered out after the break but it came alive again on eighty minutes reflect caring bell robbie just eight minutes after coming on holding this ugly challenge on ruffy near by and were incensed. the hose

and the situation in syria is likely to be on the agenda as german foreign minister heiko mosque meets with his turkish counterpart and uncorrupt before leaving mas call turkey an important partner for germany despite the recent problems and he indicated he would address the issue of seven german citizens being held in turkey they were detained on political charges after the failed military coup two years ago. we had now to west africa where the port of the mega city of lagos is one of the most important in that region but massive congestion on roads leading to the port is hampering its operations a recent seventy two hour security drive to clear up the traffic jams around it has made little progress thousands of trucks still wait for up to four weeks to get into the port and our correspondent agent krishna now filed this report from lagos . breakfast on the side of the road is nothing new for this truck driver. segment is stuck in yet another traffic jam near the port in lagos. that's five days that's why we've been stuck here for five days nothing's moving it's very stressful it's th

consolation which reuben henning's duly provided i still at full time it was the away fans cheering heiko hellish man go into saturday's clash with dortmund in high spirits. out to a video that's gone viral here's a moment to see all slap the kayaker in the face with an octopus. karl melinda was paddling off the coast of perth in new zealand he said he could feel the full impact of that octopus on his face lesson learnt never get between a c.e.o. and his want. ok never get in the way of business news either mark is here and all eyes are on italy this morning not just the markets just the markets as italy's minister of economy and finance giovanni is expected to present his budget plan for twenty nine thousand later today or you can be sure that the rest of the eurozone will be listened carefully because italy's question government is determined to fulfill a expensive campaign promises from a basic income for poor people to a lower retirement age now that might please voters but how to reconcile a generous tax and welfare program with budget discipline rules let alone the financial stabili

. >> sreenivasan: germany's foreign minister heiko maas today called on his fellow citizens to "get off "he couch" and stand up to right-wing extremists. yesterday, more than 4,000 far- right denstrators marched in the city of chemnitz, after allegations that a german man was killed by two migrants from iraq and syria.ou nds of counter-protesters were also in the streets and authorities say opthat 18 pe, including three police officers, were injured during fights between the groups. a concert and rally against far- right nationalism and anti- migrant prejudice is planned for tomorrow in chemnit hear from some of the authors who gathered in washington, onc. for the na book festival at: pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: we've been reporting on the challenges of climate change often on this program and also somniof the oppores for dealing with it. that includes looking at some of the new fronti resilience and clean energy. we wanted to update a story we brought you last september. "newshour weekend's" special correspondent stephanie sy explored how the biggest retailer in the world is tack

the german foreign minister, heiko maas, has been speaking about the protests.g. a man was being brutally murdered in the open street, and people were chased through the city. people were showing the hitler salute while they were walking down the streets, and not only a few, this is something my colleagues abroad asking me about. what is happening in germany? the large majority of germans want to live in an open and tolerant country. those that stand out differently are a minority. that is the german foreign minister. more now that the shadow chancellor john mcdonnell says he's worried and saddened at the prospect of the labour party splitting amid the row about anti—semitism. mr mcdonnell says it's something he wants to avoid at all costs. it comes as thejewish labour movement holds its conference in north london. our correspondent simon jones is there for us. hi, simon. morning. the doors have just opened. they are expecting around 300 people, and the keynote speech is going to be a bit later on from the former prime minister, gordon brown. it will be adjustin

the german foreign minister, heiko maas, has been speaking about the protests.en street, and people were chased through the city. people were showing the hitler salute while they were walking down the streets, and not only a few, this is something my colleagues abroad asking me about. what is happening in germany? the large majority of germans want to live in an open and tolerant country. those that stand out differently are a minority. the german foreign minister, there. the united states says it is cancelling $300 million in military aid to pakistan. the pentagon has criticised pakistan for failing to deal with militant groups operating in the country. the decision was taken just days before the us secretary of state is due to meet the newly elected prime minister, imran khan. the headlines on bbc news: standing firm on brexit — theresa may says she won't give in to calls for another referendum. the shadow chancellor says he's worried about the prospect of the labour party splitting apart amid the row over anti—semitism. a big rise in the number of staff caugh