in essence hoffa was correct. and harper was not the only one who was barren and determined to get even with the candidates hoover had in his possession a letter from a mob boss who claimed that bobby kennedy had used his star power methods as attorney general the boss threatened kennedy saying that he would not be missed if he were to leave his post there was widespread anger among many who had ties to organized crime and they vowed to fight back against the administration's crackdown . meanwhile there were reports that john kennedy was having an affair with a woman who was also the mistress of chicago mob boss sam jan karna. on march the twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty two hoover arrived at the white house uninvited to remind the can it is about the doubts that he had on them. later that day bobby demanded to know whether his brother was still sleeping with a woman who was intimately linked to a gangster bobby had already told john kennedy to break off the relationship. now the president did so wit

mutiny germany's chancellor had been clashing with the interior minister over my creation policy or say hoffa has now backed down but he's also given the chance of an ultimatum to tighten asylum groups within two weeks will do it himself also on the program. world cup champions germany after losing to mexico in the first match and the other favorites from brazil failed to beat switzerland so what's gone wrong for the world's top two teams. i feel gal welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel has diverted a government crisis of a migration policy for now by agreeing to a compromise with a very insist apart of the c.s.u. the chancellor has secured the governing coalition and her job for the next two weeks so this year interior minister jose hoffa had been threatening to close germany's borders to illegal migrants have been registered elsewhere in the e.u. chancellor merkel said have part of the c.d.u. supports his initiative to present a master plan on migration but only in cooperation with germany's a new partner today's deal means interior minister will not wait for an e.u. summi

the standoff pits chancellor merkel against her interior minister horst zee hoffa who is also a leading figure and various conservative c.s.u. party zero five and his party are challenging merkel even though they are part of the national governing coalition in berlin z. hoffa wants germany to turn away refugees at the border if they have already applied for asylum in another european country but merkel does not want germany to go it alone and is pushing instead for a european solution to the crisis. z. hole for however says he has lost faith in the e.u. civility to act and is threatening to move unilaterally if merkel and see whole fail to resolve their differences the alliance between the two parties could on ravel and lead to the collapse of the government. when as you said melinda we do believe that there is a search for a compromise under way this weekend that said it didn't stop matthew from making her position clear did it tell us more well yes in a matter of speaking but she didn't simply go on t.v. and said hey i'm not standing down what she did as she very subtly wove the topic

hoffa however says he has lost faith in the e.u.'s ability to act and is threatening to move unilaterally if merkel and c. hoffa fail to resolve their differences the alliance between their two parties could on ravel and lead to the collapse of the government. well as you said melinda we do believe that there is a search for a compromise under way this weekend that said it didn't stop maskell from making her position clear did it tell us more well yes in a matter of speaking but she didn't simply go on t.v. and said hey i'm not standing down what she did as she very subtly wove the topic into her weekly podcast in a discussion where she was actually talking about her upcoming meeting with french president emanuel macaw this is the first time since the new government was created that german ministers will be meeting with their french ministerial counterparts so that is quite a major event and basically she was talking about the main topics they are going to be discussing and she mentioned migration as the second topic on the list sayi

hoffa? >> figure of speech. was talking about, who you're talking about. >> of all the changes, none are so volatile or personal as those between kennedy and jimmy hoffa, the union boss kennedy considers a mobster. >> best of my recollection, i must recall on my memory, i cannot remember. >> one of the first phrases that i heard growing up was i refuse to answer that question on the grounds it may tend to incriminate me. >> to the best of my recollection, i must recall on my memory that i cannot remember. >> that's right. i cannot remember anybody being sent there. >> i feel we have shown that mr. hoffa has made collusive deals with employers, he has betrayed union membership. >> there was a period of time we weren't allowed to leave school without my mother coming to pick us up because the bad guys had threatened to throw acid in our eyes. >> doesn't this seem a little bit like a personal vendetta that you and your brother are waging? >> no. it's not a personal vendetta to be against corruption and dishonesty.

supports whole say hoffa's initiative to present a migration master plan but only in cooperation with a few partners zehava has agreed to wait for a comprehensive solution to come out of the next e.u. summit in two weeks otherwise he says he will act alone is chancellor merkel putting her case. this of course in the image when you thought that we don't want to act unilaterally in an uncoordinated way or at the expense of third parties. that corresponds with what i said on thursday that in the future we will no longer accept those refugees who have already been sent back to the country they were registered in according to the dublin agreement and that's months luke of we voted for them and more than from hoffman in brussels and simon young who's at the scene you had quarters here in berlin welcome both simon let's start with you where this is how come leave chancellor merkel well i think chancellor merkel is still in a pretty difficult place this crisis within her conservative bloc has not been solved it's just been perspire owned you've still got the bavarian c.s. you lead a horse the

angela merkel has a verb to the crisis in her government of migration policy interior minister jose hoffa from the chancellor's but very insistent part of the c.s.u. has been threatening to close germany's borders to illegal migrants who've been registered elsewhere in the e.u. the chancellor has been resisting saying that such a move goes against european principles after today's talks the chancellor said her party the same day you supports whole say hobbs initiative to present a migration master plan but only in cooperation with a new partners say hoffa has agreed to wait for a comprehensive solution to come out of the next e.u. summit in two weeks otherwise he says he will act alone is chancellor merkel putting her case. this of course in the image when you thought that we don't want to act unilaterally in an uncoordinated way or at the expense of third parties. that corresponds with what i said on thursday that in the future we will no longer accept those refugees who have already been sent back to the country they were registered in according to the dublin agreement and doesn't salut

believe that they can perform well is precisely by presenting this strict stance on migration policy hoffa now the interior minister came to that post in a sort of law and order profile and he also believes that in that profile he has the authority to act and he has the authority to act in a national way instead of a european way so the elements the fact that there are these are regional elections in bavaria and the fact that the c.s.u. now holds the interior ministry do reflect why this situation is unfolding precisely now now this is a tense standoff between as a whole for and chance the market comes and go inside with the release of a new poll on the governments of ratings now let's take a look at what the approval ratings of the research institute in for tests asked respondents how satisfied they were with the government's performance a majority of them said sixty percent that's almost two thirds that they were dissatisfied and just about a third of the voters said they were satisfied with the government's record. to most and that's a clear majority how damaging is this for the governm

stakes are so high for both of them as you've just articulated there and i just want to turn to mr hoffa his motivations because you know he's the chairman of the bavarian sister party of america he should be one of her closest allies within the cabinet why is he risking the downfall of the government and potentially his own. there have been long simmering tensions over immigration his bavarian conservatives basically were opposed to the open door policy from its very inception in two thousand and fifteen when there was a huge mass of refugees on the border and the chancellor said that given the the weaknesses in european refugee policy as a whole she saw no choice but to open germany's border whether the varying conservatives oppose that they remain opposed remained opposed they've pushed hard for tougher action both on deportations and on limiting the number of refugees to enter the country they did get some of those points into the coalition agreement and nonetheless they haven't been satisfied but this is really more than anything else about tactics and about sheer opportunism becaus

where it comes to a point this isn't just a merkel the hoffa problem this is a germany e.u. problem as well because at the end of the month angle of merkel goes to brussels for the big summit where she's got to try and convince of the e.u. nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see. after two weeks in power it cleaves new governing parties are sticking to their campaign promises the interior minister has closed the port to a vessel carrying migrants he say's the country's new goal is to protect its borders for your call if you know it was built i want to put an end to this human trafficking which puts thousands of lives at risk in the same way that we raise the issue for the queries who raise it who are the vessels that followed the other countries i'm hinting at from when instead of accepting the report of the migrants i'm objective we hope the same one as in north korea to protect the external borders if you rip one of them the humanitarian vessel that was turned away was carrying more than six hundred migrants reportedl

to a compromise from a coalition partner the c s u the chances a serious humanitarian minister jose hoffa has given her a two week deadline to tighten the side of those in cooperation with the european union for he says he will do it himself. to search for gold up to date sort of all of the talk of the good. luck. we make up over three watches of a fiscal cliff and out that you cut. the surface of the. game want to shape the continent's future to be a part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent doesn't use flash cards for africa charge. for most of the second min the n.e.m.a. dean central europe is divided into a patchwork of states. it takes centuries for its people to start to see themselves as german. what is the history of who flock. to questions about a thousand years of german history. would. be . good to. am and still aren't unified in one state also fun bismarck will now set about changing that not with parliaments but as he says with blood and sand. an empire imposed from above unity at the price of fr

essentially gains by that party that said we have heard ministers the hoffa saying he doesn't want to now split the conservative bloc i'm speaking to build. a newspaper we can take a look at what he said nobody he says in the c s u is interested in toppling the chancellor dissolving the conservative parliamentary group or breaking the coalition. now with that in mind i have to ask you is this potentially the rumblings the beginning of a compromise it could be we are seeing that same newspaper the build reporting that the c.s.u. may be ready to give the chancellor the two week window until that summit that i mentioned and allow her to try to do some deals with some of these other european countries on the southern border but that the that somehow there would be some face saving measure agreed for the c.s.u. the c.s.u. is denying that for the moment but certainly that is the thing that most insiders think is likely to happen all right chief political correspondent melinda crane that thank you very much indeed. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world police have

been rather unexpected is that nevertheless still the risk of sunday or in the week to come will say hoffa may say the various going to go ahead and close all border well that's the whole point he's been minding this closure of borders and the deal that marco has. come back with now does not involve this kind of direct strict closure of the border because in fact legally that's not really possible in terms of european and in terms of german law so if he insists on actually implementing that then there could be a final clash yes all right all political correspondent hans but i want thank you very much for your analysis and look forward to speaking to you over the rest of this weekend as we watch the fallout of this debate within the german government and now to some of the other stories making news around the world germany's far right opposition party the other tentative affair doj plan has begun its conference in the very in city all the spec opening the congress the party leader alexandre gallant called on under the americans government to go the party has been gaining in opinion polls am

here in germany interior minister jose hoffa's says the country could potentially accept some of the migrants but only if the lifeline is taken out of action let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in the united states a federal judge has barred the trumpet ministration from separating any more families court crossing illegally into the country from mexico a judge also ordered all sources to reunite migrant children with their parents within thirty days and children under five. within fourteen days two thousand migrant children are still being held in custody away from their families. their mom has said it will no longer cough right with a current un special rapporteur who's documenting human rights abuses against a hinge or earlier this year the investigator said me and my actions against best a whole box of genocide some seven hundred thousand one hundred muslims fled to neighboring to escape the violence. malaysian police have seized at nearly two hundred seventy five million dollars worth of items from the home of former prime minister naji

her coalition government the chancellor has been under pressure from interior minister horse they hoffa of the conservative varian c.s.u. he threatened to defy her introduced border controls in germany if she didn't get a deal at the european level the c.s.u. has given chancellor merkel until this weekend to secure a deal. you can move from political correspondent report to a developed welcome rupert's so is this summit enough to save the macro. well at least anglo-american health thinks that she has reason to be optimistic and so far what we have heard from her conservative bloc of c.d.u. and sees you these two parties which have been so much at odds during the last two weeks she's quite rightly to do so. both parties seem to have chosen to pick whatever they need to most of the sees you the strong critics of anglo markel say that only the pressure that they have applied to the chancellor and to the government has made this outcome possible that this change of migration policy in the end is a result of their pressure and supporters especially within the c.d.u. say this is a victory of

common european solution to illegal migration escalating standoff with her interior minister horst hoffa he wants stricter border controls including turning back refugees who have already registered in other european countries or who have been turned down for asylum if no agreement is reached the german government could fall the chancellor faces an uphill battle here a brand new poll finds that fifty seven percent of germans oppose merkel's immigration policy did you ask people on the streets of berlin what they thought. i think it's very difficult i just apart i'll be very unfriend but i also must say i'm leaning more and march who are setting an upper limit we can't just keep on taking people in they're still saying that goes if a boat holds thirty people and there are fifty on board it sinks and no one benefits from that. from the i think the current crisis is that the c.s.u. is trying to implement their right wing ideology ahead of the state elections because. this is still on talks that even have mixed kids my kids are white so you can imagine if you want you know i mean your countr

office just three months ago machall is facing a public challenge from her interior minister hossein hoffa he's the leader of the bavarian sister party of macros conservative christian democrats and he wants to turn back migrants of germany's border if they're undocumented or already registered in another e.u. country merkel is insisting on finding a common european approach while on mondays a hopeful is threats to push ahead with his plan using his see as interior minister . well for more on this let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane melinda this is one of merkel's key ministers hall see her for the interior minister threatening to go it alone on an absolutely major issue on migration help us understand first of all how dramatic the situations become absolutely very dramatic it has the potential to bring down the government and even to be the end of chancellor merkel's time in office if he thought that follows through with that ultimatum which basically would say that he would use his powers as interior minister beginning this coming week to essentially contravene m

brink of its own political crisis merkel is locked in a rout with her interior minister horst is a hoffa he has threatened to defy her and go ahead with plans to unilaterally tighten germany's borders merkel is adamant a european solution must be found. and it's always nice to hear about a happy ending firefighters in italy have come to the rescue of three distressed kittens the tiny creatures have become trapped in a plastic pipe just centimeters wide in the town of buso langdale in northern italy children playing nearby heard the mewing and alerted their parents the firefighters you strange a horse the kitchen's to safety and reunite them with their mother. and just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you at the world cup in russia for the first time in thirty six years germany has lost their opening match the defending world champions fell to underdogs mexico won it nil this shock result now puts their title defense in trouble. conservative newcomer even has won colombia's landmark presidential election ok was running against former rebel and leftist to stop all pits fro

while merkel spoken berlin her interior minister horst say hoffa held a news conference in munich he's supposed to be medical's ally but today the two sounded like fierce rivals they hope to warn germany would act alone if the e.u. summit doesn't yield a solution. sparing no workable decision is made i have decided and the party leaders agree with me that at that point it will be necessary to turn away refugees borders. records they hope for says he's determined to carry out. that policy even if germany has to go it alone but acting against merkel's will would probably lead to his dismissal and the dissolution of the governing coalition was a halter and merkel battle it out the coalition's third political party the center left s.p.d. made its allegiance clear by raising the e.u. flag at its berlin headquarters when it comes to migration the social democrats agree with american compromise with europe is the only way forward. kind of way forward let's talk about that now with our political correspondent simon young he joins me here at the big table you know we said at the top of the show

bloc or were refugees policy that could threaten the hold on power merkel's interior minister horst hoffa from the conservative bavarian c.s.u. party is openly defying he wants to implement a mosque a plan for migration under which some refugees will be turned away at the german border mechelle has rejected the idea insisting instead on finding a joint european approach. for americans governing coalition has begun to wobble over her welcoming policy toward refugees while her own conservative party the c d u still backs her the varian conservatives the c s u r n open rebellion. despite attempts at finding a consensus c s u leaders say a change in policy is needed now. so a stream of illegal migrants to germany is a big problem and the populace is very critical it's a political hot potato wherever we go and we have to solve this problem now on the ms does it. machall hopes to negotiate a european solution to the migrant issue when e.u. heads of state meet in brussels in two weeks' time she argues that germany shouldn't be acting on its own offering a quote to the effect that international p

interior minister haas the whole for who heads the bavarian sister party of her christian democrats say hoffa has threatened to unilaterally tighten germany's borders in defiance of. who wants to find a european solution. so with fear is spreading that the deadlock could bring down the german government has no denying it he's trying to split the conservative block he said this to the built newspaper nobody in the c.s.u. is interested in toppling the child dissolving the conservative palm tree group or breaking up the coalition. bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane melinda we now have apparently the interior minister hall seeable for softening his position somewhat is this the beginning of a compromise between him and chancellor merkel hard to say for sure because we are also seeing reports this morning that he told a circle of the the bavarian conservative party's leadership that's the c.s.u. party that's at the heart of this whole dispute he told them apparently i can't work with that woman anymore be firming the two chancellor merkel so that makes it sound as if he is stil

year old girl known as designer has arrived at frankfurt airport german interior minister horse there hoffaconfirms that the man known only as ali b. had been successfully extradited authorities in iraq say the twenty year old admitted that he had killed susanna who went missing last month the case has stoked the immigration debate in the country. from elbow to frankfurt airport the young iraqi suspect was extradited by iraqi authorities and flown back to germany also as he's here are seeking to make amends after accusations that their early investigations were floored. this shows that the german judiciary has this case under control everyone can see what's going on and i think that helps people sense that justice is being done the state interior minister then urged that in future airports should have specialized staff to check travel documents written in arabic from the g. seven summit in canada chancellor merkel commented on the case. the inconceivable suffering that this family is going through also effects me deeply and i can only say how good it is that the alleged perpetrator has been

to the brink of its own political crisis merkel is locked in a rout with her interior minister jose hoffa he has threatened to defy her and go ahead with plans to unilaterally tighten germany's borders merkel is adamant a european solution must be found. colombians have been voting in the second and final round of a decisive presidential election conservative newcomer yvonne do ok who won. first round of voting is facing off against former rebel and leftists to stop it from the two leaders have opposing views on most issues key among them the future of a peace deal with former farm rebels in twenty sixteen historic treaty ended the longest civil war in latin america a conflict that spanned over five decades. joining me now is utopia correspondent of their homes a routine who's following the election day for us so they're all colombians need to decide between two extremes today tell us more about the candidates even duke and gustavo peytral well this is definitely the starkest choice column in voters have to make who are usually confronted with pretty similar establishment politicians now

boats will spend probably hoffa nights in the coffee just recline the front seats and maybe just. say i'm too emotionally attached to the car i already loved it but now it's just space something that is it's kept a roof over my head literally so i don't think i could combat support it's an evil i started to get after him but to catch a bird that some are volgograd. stealth crosses two days ago and now so if i see sides all six to go i'm going to try. to get my mind. before in the country where i'm living i just could have missed the opportunity to do something different on a full well i'm never going to visit all eleven cities again in one go to the next part is the most difficult. during summer a full rush. your call you off to some are at the most go kaliningrad i'll have to draw if you lift your idea i'm laughing just to get by. but yeah some push on an old way practical just in time for the not crack going. off that are the last to reach will be a bit each year on old moscow st petersburg some forwards the people of england would believe it but i didn't estimate i'd really thi

very good very cheap very efficient twenty four hour food while i follow boats i will spend probably hoffa nights in the coffee just recalling the front seats and maybe dystocia between hey i'm too emotionally attached to the car i already loved it but now it's just space something that is it's time to rephrase my head literally so i don't think i could combat support of it anymore i started to get after him but to catch him but then some are volgograd. stealth crosses two days ago and now so if i see side fall six to go i'm going to try to. get my mind straight up but in the country where i'm living i just could have missed the opportunity to do something different on a full well i'm never going to visit all eleven cities again in one go but next part is the most difficult part i'll be doing some moderate for russia again it's your call your officer mara that moscow moscow kaliningrad i'll have to drive through if you idea i'm laughing just to get that. but yeah dusty makes some. if i died all the way parts because i just didn't start. off that are the last to reach will be a bit easier o

. >> the mccarthy thing and the hoffa thing and the campaign?i suppose i've been in positions which -- but i don't know exactly. i don't know. >> but robert kennedy had many constant reminders of his great popularity, his importance and the significance of his life. he received an average of 50 speaking invitations a day six days a week. it was not unusual for him to receive 2,500 letters in a single day. robert kennedy used every minute of his day. he walked from his office to the capitol in all weather, not for exercise or recreation. it was five minutes away from 2,500 letters a day. hearings occupied much of robert kennedy's time but did not satisfy his full range of interest or curiosity about the subject. >> do you know anything about the poverty program? >> no. >> ever heard of head start? >> no. >> nice to see you. >> kennedy worked hard for his new state, new york. he earned the grudging respect of many of his colleagues who opposed him in 1964. in his first year in senate, he compiled a remarkable record for a senior senator and he was

the bundestag of the set up september elections and is now causing a lot of pressure on wholesale hoffa's conservatives in bavaria and that's why they're sending to what is essentially in essence a symbolic gesture saying they want to turn refugees away at the border more and more german voters are saying that it's made with anger america's policy there's a lot of talk of generosity fatigue here in germany at the moment and they're saying they want to see refugees actually being turned back which hasn't happened so far. this is now what wholesale first promising to do one reason was promising to do it is because he thinks that will help him to do well to score a higher result of the bavarian election in october and we have heard this is a offer saying that he does not want to split the conservative block every poll that's what he said to the building is on target paper quote nobody in the c.s.u. is interested in toppling the chancellor dissolving the conservative parliamentary group or breaking up the coalition this sounds very conciliatory peter is this the beginning of maybe as some com

two parties and that they would work on a solution together for his part interior minister horst say hoffa said he would wait for an upcoming e.u. summit before imposing new border controls basically. let's listen now to what the chancellor had to say. the deal supports the initiative of the german minister of the interior see who first to present a master plan on migration and in everything we do it is our from conviction as the c.d.u. we need to keep in mind german and european interests in view which is why we do not want any unilateral actions here we don't want to act this way at the most bands of others and as i said thursday already in the future we will not allow those asylum seekers to come into germany who in accordance with the dublin agreements has already registered asylum so. let's get some analysis on the story now we have our correspondents salman young at the city who have quarters here in berlin and max hoffman is standing by in brussels good to see you both sam and let's start with your words there's the outcome leave chancellor merkel. well so me i think it means that s

free democrats the liberal party is there no which is looking to examine what the details are of mr hoffa's plan this migration plan which is effectively to turn the clock back and to deny access to germany to people. we seem to have lost dominic that i think got the general gist of the conversation we will be going back to paris when that press conference happens between the italian prime minister and the french president let's move on though the head of the pakistani taliban has been killed in the u.s. in afghanistan by a u.s. drone strike. was responsible for a number of high profile attacks including the shooting of the schoolgirl malala yousafzai in twenty twelve but he died in a targeted strike apparently on wednesday in the afghan province of coon of victoria gay can be as more. was at the top of pakistan's most wanted list as leader of the pakistani taliban he was new tourist in his attacks including one on a school impish shower in twenty fourteen that killed a hundred and fifty one people many of them children two years previously he. lives i she was shot in the head by tell me ab

hoffa wants to turn people away at the border if they've already made asylum claims elsewhere in europe something chancellor angela merkel rejects dominic kane reports now from berlin the row over what to do with people who come to germany claiming refugee status who had already done so initially in the first e.u. country in which they made landfall has really blown up in the course of thursday the issue has been one that has dogged the the formation of a grand coalition government and now the bavarian allies of angela merkel the christian social union is putting its foot down its leader it's the minister federal interior minister says the horse is in a hole for who is effectively the leader of the party on a national level federally anyway has said he wants to go back to the conditions that prevailed in twenty fifteen before anglo-american open the borders to people with that famous phrase version of and us germany can do it i'm going to merkel disagrees very considerably she says no there should be no return to that status immediately that it should be there should be some sort of com

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chancellor sebastien could seize in berlin for meetings will also fit in a meeting on wednesday with mr hoffa on this issue but this is where it comes to a point this isn't just a. problem this is a germany e.u. problem as well because at the end of the month angela merkel goes to brussels for the big summit where she's got to try and convince other nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of the netherlands and tranced all fortified there on systems against the intro off the legal and the migration so i think the german government has to dance as well according to the majority open opinion among other european member states and i think then zero in most us very well and she is on the up and therefore in that kind of. goes ition and in the end there will be a cunt also off a compromise but miss very strong influence of the of the variance just the party after also getting your football is very much in focus after the break. panellist schultz seems wrong. wrong just don't call. me i'll get to see. just the attic

resulting free kick messi struck the post the keeper making the fingertip safe so it's been a good hoffa argentina so far and for their supporters as well many of them reacting with joy to that first call. your financial house that we're going to come to get i went into shock i went to shout i don't think internet was not your. father's yard he walks through it you don't have to do is your. question for. you said what i've been through and yes i can see the fun. in that it was i had said that i people i phone from russia i mean you know if you remember as not and then our news group was very much i don't i don't you know you see if you can't beat them i put my brown. that was in the argentinian section of the nigerian fans back home who have been watching the game in a special zone which has been set up despite all the security problems and actually now we can watch the reaction of the argentinians to that call. was the tea. so as it stands argentina will be going through to the last sixteen and they'll be hoping that. gold is a real sign of things to come and they can kick on in this to

chancellor sebastiaan curtseys in berlin for meetings will also fit in a meeting on wednesday with mr hoffa on this issue but this is where it comes to a point this isn't just stay. the problem this is a germany e.u. problem as well because at the end of the month angela merkel goes to brussels for the big summit where she's got to try and convince of the e.u. nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of the netherlands and tranced all fortified their systems against the. illegal migration so i think the german government has stood down as well according to the majority open opinion among other european member states and i think they're zero for knows this very well and two years on their fall in that kind of search. in the end there will be a kind of a compromise but miss very strong influence of the of the reverence just the party of the of the studio. in a move that could see the ukase exit from the e.u. speedup british m.p.'s have voted down an amendment that would have allowed the opera house of parliamen