but hungary's majority leans to the conservative side. and our constitutional bodies can independently come to free and good decisions that aren't unlawful. for you because. we're visiting the private studio of here t.v. or news t.v. ever since the broadcasters owner fell out with viktor orban reporting has become critical toward the government and since reporting has become critical politicians have stopped visiting the studio. interview requests are simply ignored politically independent and critical media have no place in or bonds illiberal democracy government critique is not welcome. i'm meeting professor of national audubon she teaches information communication at the budapest quarter venus university she analyzed the media situation in hungary her findings were devastating she says the media landscape is mostly controlled by or bonds government. and hungary they call public television state television because it really is far from being independent public media like in western europe it's pure government propaganda. the same goes f

the leaders of the party were in hungary meeting party leaders and it came up again about how the party is going to clean up the gangster controlled unions in the united states. i told him he was all wet. but i didn't use those words, i'm afraid these comies mean business so watch out. thanks for the free use of a copy machine it get the word out about this. >> another is an anonymous fake letter that the fbi is going to send suggesting that the communist international will be targeting the sicilian mafia. which writes, involved in things like the teamsters union, this is a lie. here's what the fbi says, with respect to the above letter it's a fact that three leaders of the communist party usa were in budapest hungary to attend an international consulting meeting of communist and workers party. and account of their scheduled attendance. two of these three leaders have returned to the united states. however, the information in the letter that in hungary it came up again about how his party is going to clooe clean up the gangsters has no basis in fact.

now concerns about the hungary and government's disdain for the european union haven't faced them. just off the autobahn to budapest this four hundred hectare field is to be home to the bavarian automakers new plant and investment worth about a billion euros the german auto parts supplier came to debrecen more than twenty years ago attracted by lower labor costs but is that still the case is a low that no not because of the low wages it's the proven expertise of the people here our products are highly technologically oriented and the big advantage for us is the professional pull that we're able to draw on. the local man. proud of his newest corporate settler the german bottling machine manufacturer conus the company has invested forty million euros here perhaps political composure a president viktor orban has come under fire for his anti european policies but that doesn't seem to bother invest in. the city of debrecen and the region have a lot of potential i don't think investors come here and look at the unemployment i think they come because we have seventy four thousand students

you your report from journalist says about hungary in hungary there were civil society reports that public officials continue to use libel and defamation laws to silence criticism from citizens and journalists. what are the consequences of this support something changed well we are making sure that the debates get triggered around europe on the basis of that report there was a discussion yesterday in the european parliament in which the report was cited extensively triggering conversations about the report in budapest in other capitals . by that means we give civil society the tools for it to push back against unacceptable practices and we're providing the basis the knowledge base as i mentioned earlier for other states and for those with influence at to engage the unacceptable behavior of the countries you don't have the freedom of speech as it has to be and we accusing for example countries like turkey. what is the difference what we have to be just as hard on ourselves as we do with any other state outside the european union and again as i say that's that's a that's a job for the entire

himself as the main opponent to hardline anti migrant policies being advocated by leaders and italy and hungary high ranking politicians from both countries have united to fight existing e.u. migration policies and found to take power into their own hands in the next elections for the european parliament artificial dubinsky reports now from the french capital. we're seeing clear signs developing as we head towards the european elections in twenty nineteen but what we're seeing is the big divisions between the leaders of e.u. nations where the money will not go the president of france declaring today that he would be in opposition to the leaders of italy aren't hungry if that's what they wanted and he would stand up against their policies. just because it is indeed clear that today there is a strong opposition between nationalists and progressives and i will not give anything away to nationalists and to those who deliver this hate speech and so if they wanted to see me as their main opponent they are right well that's what a president to say oh after that meeting on tuesday between the leader of

you can't get them in hungary. so it's a etty normal gift to be sending across the ocean to your relatives. and you cut them open. you take out the filling. and you put a poetry manuscript in every diaper. then you reseal the bo you send it. they open it. they take it out. and you have diaper poetry. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is incredible. because every writer i know --[ plause ]

this is deja vu news live from berlin the fight over the future of migration to europe italy and hungary joined forces to pursue their anti immigration agenda ahead of next year's european elections. also coming up in the streets in the wake of violent far right protests in the city of candidates germany grapples with the rise of right wing populism. also coming up in an art installation gone wrong officials in one german town are forced to remove this likeness of the turkish president that's after its sudden appearance provoked angry reactions from locals. i'm sorry so much got the good to have you with us italy and hungary say they will work together to push for a new hardline policy on immigration in europe on kerry and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister matteo salvini vowed to make migration the central issue in european elections next year the two met in milan to cement their political ties on tuesday. with allies ceding that political alliance with a handshake hungers picture or the man who has built a wall to keep out migrants entering by land i'm not te

are we different hungary has never been a colonial bio they are nuts response equal for the wars in the middle east they're not treaty you know active and then why should they accept my guns i don't know i mean there is no maybe you can save a charity but then they would say well maybe we have other problems to solve first italy is a bit different but he did the ask dick and in one hundred so it seems to me that now this is well it's enough and then the other counties will take them with a dancer is very critical on the other hand i think that the problem is largely secular she can because people are worried that if you let my guns in then they will come by the millions of the tens of million and we'll be all know when in actual fact it's not that she one hundred thousand and good looking. little girls are already tensions with for we descendants of my hands with me huns on the descendant of king and they're all in the lots of things and some people don't want more my hands and it's not that any and then they're not they're worried about the numbers nobody tells one hundred thousand

this is due to the news live from berlin the fight over the future of migration to europe italy and hungary join forces to pursue their anti immigration agenda ahead of next year's european elections. also coming up page in the streets in the wake of violent far right protests in the city of cabinets in germany grapples with the rise in franklin populism. and saying goodbye to the queen of soul sands of aretha franklin line up the paper route last respects at the detroit museum where her body is lying in state a star studded funeral will be held on friday. played. i'm sorry someone's going to get to have you with us italy and hungary say they will work together to push for a new hardline policy on immigration in europe hungary and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister matteo salvini vow to make migration the central issue in european elections next year the two met in milan to cement their political ties on tuesday. with allies ceding that political alliance with a handshake hungers picture all about the man who built a wall to keep out migrants entering by land and

this is due to be a news line from berlin united against migration italy and hungary joined forces to pursue their anti immigration agenda ahead of next year's european elections will get reactions from brussels also coming out the hate in the street in the wake of violent far right protests in the city of cabinets in germany grapples with the rise of rightwing populism. and more than one hundred thousand refugees are missing worldwide we took a look at efforts by the red cross to reunite them with their families. i'm sumi some of their good to have you with us italy in hungary say they will work together to push for a new hardline policy on immigration in europe and garion prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister my tail salvini vowed to make migration the central issue in european elections next year the two met in milan to cement their political ties on tuesday. with allies ceding that political alliance with a handshake hungers viktor orban the man who builds a wall to keep out migrants entering by land i'm not tell you solve the need who is closely tied in po

which is what we've seen from hungary's prime minister viktor orban as well as leaders of countries such as poland and the czech republic is a point blank refusal to take any more likely end of the two have come together because they believe that they can form the best and main opposition to the current status quo in the european union quiz look at some of the figures now of the migration crisis in two thousand and eighteen the figures show that so far around eighty two thousand migrants have come to europe across land from the sea in addition to that fifteenth fifteen hundred people are feared to be missing or have died in the crossing in the mediterranean. way. this migration crisis continues to cause a huge rift in europe and it looks like it's once again going to be one of the biggest platforms coups in division in europe as we head to the elections just in eight months time the question is which side is going to win out and we spoke out is a writer and political commentator john brickwall who feels i'm to immigrant sentiment is becoming more and more widespread within the e.u. . wit

issue the french president says he's now the main opponent the hardline anti moderate leaders of hungary. with a decisive battle looming over the last rebel stronghold in syria the russian foreign minister warns that the us. regime change removing terrorists. here in moscow welcome. back to breaking news story on collusion between donald trump and russia that's the. source publicly withdrawing a significant claim the whole story was based on. reports. a quick look at some of the nuts and bolts of russia collusion storytelling we've gotten rather used to the media running sensational headlines because a number of anonymous sources said this or that well what if the anonymous source reveals his identity and says the story's not true or that he's made a mistake perhaps you'd expect the outlet to take a step back consider some skepticism possibly make a correction or take the story down altogether not if you're c.n.n. we stand by our story and are confident in our reporting on it and here's their original bombshell story from a month ago sources with knowledge tell myself and call that micha

words what we've seen from hungary's prime minister viktor orban as well as leaders of countries such as poland and the czech republic is a point blank refusal to take any more likely in the that you have come together because they believe that they can the best and main opposition to the current status quo in the european union look at some of the figures now of the migration crisis in two thousand and eighteen the figures show that so far around eighty two thousand migrants have come to europe across land from the sea in addition to that fifteenth fifteen hundred people are feared to be missing or have died in the crossing in the mediterranean that's in stark contrast to the figures for the whole of two thousand and seventeen which soar around one hundred eighty six thousand people coming to europe now italy has been sharing the majority of the burden over the last three years in two thousand and seventeen around one hundred twenty thousand people arrived in italy that compares to just under twenty thousand so far in twenty eighteen so you can see that the figures are anything but t

nations such as hungary must all been refused to take any moderate saying i mean should they have to bear the burden alone or should they push europe for some sort of consensus here. they should not but of course these migrants should not land in europe they should remain in africa and be brought back to their countries where they could should receive help that's the opinion of most popular sparges in europe that's what they want and that's what they will prepare the fate that they will not doesn't bark in europe anymore in italy or spain or other places so we have seen actually now that you mention it we have seen a little. difficulty between the movement five star and beacon now. one mr de miles said that hungary should take should accept migrants and take is share because italy has done a lot so this is different of course from what are the allies of something out saying so that is a little discrepancy there but i don't think it will be a real problem within the talent government i think they are on the same wavelength basically and others they don't want hungary to get more migra

whereas what we've seen from hungary's prime minister viktor orban as well as leaders of countries such as poland and the czech republic is a point blank refusing to take any more likely any of the two have come together because they believe that they can form the best and main opposition to the current status quo in the european union quiz look at some of the figures now of the migration crisis in two thousand and eighteen the figures show that so far around eighty two thousand migrants have come to europe across land from the sea in addition to that fifteenth fifteen hundred people are feared to be missing or have died in the crossing in the mediterranean. this migration crisis continues to cause a huge rift in europe and it looks like it's once again going to be one of the biggest platforms coups in division in europe as we head to the elections just in eight months time the question is which saw it is going to win out we spoke to writer and political commentator john bricmont who feels anti immigrant sentiment is becoming more and more popular within the. we've michael should be wor

right well that's what a president to say oh after that meeting on tuesday between the leader of hungary viktor orban and the deputy prime minister of italy mattel yourself we need now they met yesterday in a phone did very well one of the issues that they were discussing was the migration crisis to the single europe over the last year and that she said that they would look to work together to solve that crisis. so the current situation is like that there are two sides one is led by matter on who is supporting migration we are on the other side trying to stop illegal immigration this issue is strongly debated in some of the european people's party and we want all aligned to be accepted. we're asking for collaboration first of all from the large countries the countries that share a border with us like friends the first person who should show his sensitivity and solidarity is the french president by reopening the border at ventimiglia and he can do so even tomorrow morning well the two you have not always seen a hundred percent ites an eye on the issue of migration we know that much a self

himself as the main opponent to hardline anti migrant policies being advocated by leaders in italy and hungary high ranking politicians from both countries have united to fight existing e.u. migration policies and vowed to take power into their own hands in the next elections for the european parliament artificial dubinsky reports now from the french capital base saying clear sight developing as we head towards the european elections in twenty nineteen but what we're seeing is the big divisions between the leaders of e.u. nations where the manual might go the president of france declaring today that he would be in opposition to the leaders of italy and hungry if that's what they will change and he would stand up against their policies. he's just like it is indeed clear that today there is a strong opposition between nationalists and progressives and i will not give anything away to nationalists and to those who deliver this hate speech and so if they wanted to see me as their main opponent they are right well that's what a president had to say oh after that meeting the whole cheese day between

and we've been tracking it in the past few years there have been a number of new media owners in hungaryor been associates like and divina hein we have patina and lorraine's measure ours now here is what bihari had to say about this a lot of televisions a lot of. other outlets new sports laws journos have changed owners and all of these. media outlets have been built either by really close friends was a prime minister himself or businesspeople who have some kind of relationship with the governments so the map of the hungry media changes in new really dramatic way and in really fast way because it all happened in the last two years and that was adam bihari formerly of hair t.v. ok thanks joe it was just six months ago after years of protests than a state of emergency that east africa's most populous country ethiopia saw an unexpected changing of the political guard the surprise resignation of prime minister haile mariam disallowing lead to a leader from the oromo try. taking power in the four months since he became prime minister he has not only forged an historic agreement to end the twe

which is what we've seen from hungary's prime minister viktor orban as well as leaders of countries such as poland and the czech republic is a point blank refusing to take any more likely end of the two have come together because they believe that they can form the best and main opposition to the current status quo in the european union quiz look at some of the figures now of the migration crisis in two thousand and eighteen the figures show that so far around eighty two thousand migrants have come to europe across land from the sea in addition to that fifteenth fifteen hundred people are feared to be missing or have died in the crossing in the mediterranean. this migration crisis continues to cause a huge rift in europe and it looks like it's once again going to be one of the biggest platforms coups in division in europe as we head to the elections just in eight months time the question is which saw it is going to win out respect to reinsert and political commentator john bricmont who feels good sentiments becoming more and more popular within the e.u. . we michael should be worried abo

intact jewish population. 800,000 hungarian jews were still alive and in hungary. the board quickly added a new paragraph two statement. as a result of the events of the last few days hundreds of thousands of jews lot while living under persecution have found a haven from death in hungary in the balkans are now friend with annihilation of hitler's forces defended more heavily on these lands. these innocent people who have already survived a decade of hitler's fury should perish on the very eve of triumph over the barbarous which the persecutions of license would be a major tragedy. we can't measure the results of psychological warfare. you can't count up the number of people who survive because of atrocities that are prevented. i did interview an elderly german man who remembered finding the leaflet containing his statement after an allied bombing in his town and that is how he learned about the holocaust and since all the other things in that leaflet and reports and he figured that was probably -- the us government through the war refugee board also laundered mone

italy and hungary say they will push for a new hardline policy on immigration across europe hungary and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister matto salvini met in milan to cement their political ties they say they'll make migration the central issue in european elections next year. u.s. president donald trump says google is promoting negative news articles about him by rigging its search engine in several tweets.

christian he's very popular in his country and it seems it works east stopped the flow of immigration to hungary coming from the east and the center salvini something is very emotional so the meeting of one very well between the two men and i think they have good chances of feather aging of bringing together all the populists in western europe across australia will follow a group of visit poland and other countries will follow as well but in all other countries from sweden where the screen democrats in in week's time of the elections can probably get twenty twenty five percent of the vote or to france or even spain now you have many populist swap fed up with the policies of migration or the absence of policy of migration of europe since two thousand and fifteen they have not been able to do anything you know and one mr dean mighell of the of the vice prime minister in the government of chief was telling one a study miles said if it continues we will not pay out june to the european union

offer catching up to do also coming up in the show wide german companies operating new ground in hungary and why critics are concerned about them or two nations. welcome to d.w. business i want to get jones in berlin and we're starting with the italian economy minister giovanni korea who is currently in the chinese capital beijing and there he denied recent speculation in the italian media that the goal of his trip was to find new bios of four italian debt to sit in a chinese newspaper that the objective of the mission is to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries italy's a populist government has promised to go on a spending spree next year they want to cut taxes and boost welfare without yet saying how they plan to rein in debt italy has the second largest debt load of all e.u. countries after greece. alright let's get the asian perspective on this particular issue crossing over now to linda hong a correspondent in singapore good to have you with us linda do you know of any investors in the region that would be interested in italian debt well italian debt seems to be

in hungary says the m.x. five got a satisfyingly guttural sound tight during an effortless steering that gives it the authentic roadster feel that these are all still feeling for. this mazda has that familiar m x five look it's big grille looks almost like a wide grin two four cylinder engines are available for. them and to fit them under a thinks it through m.x. five hissy about oh well welcome to the naturally aspirated engine in place of a turbo charger because that's the ideal for such a compact roadster he added slightly modified versions of these engines can also be found in many other mazda models this means mazda is using tried and tested technology a pool and so far less. lightweight construction is crucial to cars like this mazda stripped the m.x. five down to its barest essentials to reduce its curved way to roughly one ton. to here between andre is fascinated by this lightweight construction by most to has even come up with an unusual way of adjusting the seats as they slide back and forth on rail

dry weather is forecast in bulgaria and hungary until the weekend, but there is some hope.inesses that depend on the danube will be hoping that could raise levels of further down the liver —— river. lebo diseko, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. hawaii is facing a powerful hurricane — a major threat to the pacific island chain. officials have warned of flash flooding and landslides. the us state is already coping with the eruption of the kilauea volcano on the big island, going on for three months now. the european space agency has launched a satellite to measure wind speeds across the earth. the aeolus spacecraft blasted off from french guiana on wednesday. it will fire a powerful laser down into the earth's atmosphere, to trace the movement of air particles. meteorologists are hoping it will improve weather forecasts. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm marc edwards. here is what we've got for you on your thursday sport briefing: could thierry henry be heading to claret country as boss of bordeau

plant in eastern hungary is set to begin next year the german car maker hopes to produce one hundredfifty thousand cars a year there b.m.w. of course follows other big automotive powerhouses like air miss a day center allergy who've had plans in hungry for some time now concerns about the area and governments disdain for the european union haven't faced them. just off the autobahn to budapest this four hundred hectare field is to be home to the bavarian automakers new plant and investment worth about a billion euros the german auto parts supplier came to debrecen more than twenty years ago attracted by lower labor costs but is that still the case. you know not because of the low wages it's the proven expertise of the people here our products are highly technologically oriented and the big advantage for us is the professional pull that we're able to draw on. the local man papis proud of his newest corporate settler the german bottling machine manufacturer conus the company has invested forty million euros here perhaps political composure a president viktor orban has come under fire fo

to them but it's really really really hard to stick to your ground use and have a job actually in hungary if you work in the media now now this transaction the sale of here t.v. it's part of a larger trend isn't that media outlets that are critical suddenly ending up in the hands of or bound supporters it is indeed and we've been tracking it in the past few years there have been a number of new media owners in hungary or been associates like and divina we have between a and the rains measure now here is what bihari had to say about this a lot of televisions a lot of. other outlets the news portals journos have changed owners and all of these. media outlets have been built either by really close friends was a prime minister himself or businesspeople who have some kind of relationship with the governments so the map of the hungry media changes in the really dramatic way and in really fast way because it all happened in the last two years and that was adam bihari formerly of hair t.v. ok thanks joe it was just six months ago after years of protests than a state of emergency that east africa'

in hungary and in poland. >> congratulations. thank you.hank you for your excellent talk.the stock uld th could the u.s. have donee more? but more questions? s what questions do you consider to answer and what does that ask? >> i am really hesitant to sayte neis is what should have happe happened because that is in thei role of historians.. should have is for all of you to debate you should read this and to be established earlier. y saa so what wast the leverage the u.s. had? in 1942 and that nationality ant to say that was a good point. and that if that was now i wonder i wonder what would have happened. but the board shuts down d september 45.g or so when they have just come out of hiding to delave just come ot of hiding to deliberateat to hae fingers in enemy territory and has a humanitarian aid networkif so what had happened if they had kept going? if they tried to establish this now? with the different agencies that come up since the end of the war? that is valuable. to say are we dealing with them in the right way? what about the war

protecting his country we spoke to one independent journalist who believes the meeting between the hungary and italian politicians could well set an example for the rest of the. remember mr orban in the last few years was presented as the elite duckling in europe you know the crazy guy all the fascist even why some of those well he's very popular in his country and east stopped the flow of immigration to hungary coming from the east and the central salvini the meeting why don't very well between the two men i think they're on the same wavelength basically it's that together they want to try to stop the inflow and i think it could be stopped very rapidly if all countries show clearly that europe doesn't want any more of that language. video of police beating a man in california has gone viral and provoked reaction from thousands of internet users and recording shot on facebook reportedly shows three police officers striking a bleeding man lying face down in front of a restaurant should warn you you may find this disturbing. you know. oh. yeah. the incident occurred last friday and it's a pl

french president says he's now the main opponent of the hardline anti moderate leaders of italy and hungary. and with the decisive battle looming over the last rebel stronghold in syria the russian foreign minister warns that the us regime change than removing terrorists. in iraq and so are things that i asked a lot from moscow with me that hawkins review up today thanks for joining us this. c.n.n. is on the fire refused to retract a breaking story on collusion between donald trump and russia despite the news channel's source publicly withdrawing a significant claim the whole story was based on and we discussed this idea with. me here to tell you the nuts and bolts of the rush collusion storytelling we haven't gotten the use to the case when a number of media organizations come out with sensational stories because a number of anonymous sources tell them this and that but my question for you is what happens if the anonymous source suddenly reveal his identity or says that he has made a mistake possibly the story was false perhaps you'd expect the outlet to take a step back at least consider

young people in hungary getting engineering degrees are leaving hungary to go to belgium.as in budapest last summer. i couldn't believe what i was hearing about the exodus. this young lady -- trish: they want opportunity. >> this young lady out in queens, i'd like to have her tell me, maybe she can't do what i can do financially for the people less blessed than i am, i like to know how much she has done the way of helping people. tell me, bernie, how much time have you given to a charity. forget the money. do you feel the page of these people? tell me how you express that pain in your efforts personally? i watch all the politicians on television, talking about how they feel people's pain, on and on, they leave, both parties, and you can't find them. you can't find them out of -- trish: pain for political purposes? >> look, politicians are be are what politicians are. they are going to be that. we need them, but we don't have to like them but we need them. the point is, show me people willing to give of themselves. my wife and i have been very blessed. we have given away lo

. >> i was born in hungary but now i am american citizen and have seen what this kind of talk can do. i saw it in berlin. >> what were you doing there. >> professor at the university. i heard the same words we have heard today. but i was a fool then. i thought nazis were crazy people stupid if a in the, but unfortunately it was not so. you see, they knew they were not strong enough to concur a unified country so they split germany into small buttes and used prejudice to cripple the nation.that was not easy to do they had to work hard to a do it. you see, the human, are not born with preening diss. always -- prejudices. they are made by someone who wants something. remember this when you hear this talk. somebody is going to get something out of it. and it isn't going to be you. >> this is not classroom theory. i saw it happen. >> i saw it first in berlin in 1932. five young men that i knew were standing in the crowd listening to the nazis speaker. eric was a catholic. on theon was a -- anton was a jew. another owned a hardware store carl was a funner and hunt it was an unemployed metal

and we've been tracking it in the past few years there have been a number of new media owners in hungary or been associates like and divina we have patina and lorraine's measure arrows now here is what bihari had to say about this a lot of televisions a lot of. other outlets new sport.

with sovereigns of poland and hungary with bulgaria being at risk to turkey, the ecb has a tremendous amount of incentive to provide some liquidity. -- >> there is communication going on through backdoor channels. it is not so much the european banks, but it is the lending to the corporations in turkey. when you think about these sovereigns, their largest importer is bulgaria. bulgaria exports about 5% of their gdp to turkey. with sovereigns of poland and hungary with bulgaria being at risk to turkey, the ecb has a tremendous amount of incentive to provide some liquidity. jonathan: the buzz word is idiosyncratic. let's talk about what this means to broader em. i keep getting told every time i bring up emerging markets, the problem is idiosyncratic and the spillover will remain local. have things changed? >> today, you are seeing more of a broader risk off tone. that makes sense because what is happening is for those funds that have exposure to em, they're going to want to make sure they have enough liquidity. you go to the most liquid countries to raise that liquidity. we are seeing s

what we see in the country like hungary, for example, as we have elections in a couple months that are free and fair because the commission staffed by the cronies have given chiat finds two other opposition parties to basically take all of their funding away in the only party that is less able to campaign as the democratic energy to claim to be standing for the people start to be turned against the political system itself a democratically elected strongman make it impossible for the people to cost them a democratic vote. the big question is whether this is just happening in relatively recent democracies, just about around $15,000 mark of gdp capita, or whether it could happen here. whether quÉbec in the united states, germany, france and so on and so forth. and that's an open question. we don't know yet. we don't have a historical precedent to see. i just want to say two words of caution here. the first is political scientists who study countries like poland and hungary have concluded that they were consolidated as recently as five or 10 years ago. they have done so well. they're the p

promised to change that law but is yet to deliver moving on now to a story we did a few months back hungary and the ever tightening grip that the government there has on the media now one of the few remaining critical news outlets has had a change of editorial too and how did that happen exactly well richard the outlet is hair t.v. which has now been bought out by as an ally of prime minister viktor orban and his ruling pradesh party now here t.v.'s former owner at lie o.c. meat used to be close to the president as well but ever since relations turned sour three years ago he's become outspoken and critical which was reflected in here t.v.'s content now just hours after the takeover of the channel's new owners shut down hair is leading news program and fired several senior employees various other journalists resigned in protest and i spoke with one of them bihari a former reporter at the channel i mean you don't know when your media outlets are going to have. change of ownership or are going to have a change of voice we're going to have a change of structure it's a real structure a new plans

back in april, the team took home four gold medals in the club crew world championships in hungary. a team of 37 student athletes competed in six categories, winning gold in four, and silver in two, during the six- day festival. >>> going to hungary was a once in a lifetime spence for number reality, though, it wasn't just a trip for our team, it was the accumulation of four years of hard practice ambition. >> more than 6,000 participants from 150 teams represented 30 countries, competing in the 2018 club crew world championships. the events is set to be one of the largest -- said to be one of the largest international dragon boat events. >>> there's no shortage of things to do in the bay area this weekend. >> rosemary takes a look at the offerings in our weekend watch. >> heading into the weekend, and here are some things happening. in the south bay, enjoy italian food, arts and crafts, and a wine garden at the 38thenial italian family festival taking operation history park in san jose on saturday. the 43rd annual silicon valley pride parade and festival will promote outreach and a