italy. germany 2nd biggest lead has also announced plans to restructure the business what are they up to. yeah they're radically cutting costs they're slashing 4300 jobs 2300 net they're closing a 5th of their branches 200 of the for 1000 and they're doing radical measures like selling a valuable asset poland's bank which is reaping a lot of profits contributing so far but they need the money to invest in a vestige of the elite to invest in marketing and also to finance the cost cutting which in the beginning always costs money. in frankfurt. very much. for. how many of the football players passes were successful how much distance did the football team cover in the 1st half that kind of expert information was so far only accessible for t.v. viewers of soccer games but germany's football league and to change that using 5 g. technology. for the football fan the smartphone has become a crucial part of the modern game who knows maybe you'll get a selfie with your idle connections like these are part and

germany. so the world globally is deeply out of whack, and disjointed. another example. italy and germany. well, ideologically, aren't they more alike, but historically the italians didn't like the germans very much. they got smashed by them in world war i and the germans didn't respect the italians at all. hitler happened to respect mussolini, the elder fascist states person. but until 1935 italy was a more consistent hard core opponent of german expansion than either britain or france, and she did this by trying to protect the independence of austria. so there would be space between italy and germany. would you want germany on your border? but at the same time mussolini had big eyes for empire. he was jealous of what hitler was doing, and he was jealous of the british empire, and he was jealous of the french empire, and he wanted equivalent status for himself and for the italian people. so when he goes into ethiopia thinking well, the british and french have done nothing about german expansionism, why should they oppose what i'm doing, he uses airplanes. he uses poison gas against people

the burden both have turned away migrants rescued by charity vessels representatives from out italy germany and france are being joined by e.u. presidency holder of finland and the e.u. commissioner for migration sonia gago is covering the meeting for us she joins us now live from sunny what are the parties there intending to achieve in this meeting . well essentially it is to try and find some kind of solution that they can all agree on in terms of what they can do in terms of read ok to refugees and migrants asylum seekers that come to europe wind up on european shores from the north african coast particular from libya as well there have been divergent opinions on this already malta and italy started discussing this back in july when they wanted to see a whole focused approach as they're taking in the burden of most of those boat landings from libya so what they would like to see is are other e.u. member states to relocate those who come on to their shores as quickly as possible to try and avoid some of the scenes that we've seen in recent times of of migrants and refugees being cast out

foundering sands research foundation talking about human like germany and italy germany shooting knowledge about what's on the show so some are saying. silver tsunami of ageing people is set to hit the global economy by 2050 do you see any major rejuvenation solutions available by that time i will go further i would save absolutely this rejuvenation by technology is the only way that we are going to keep very ageing of the population from completely crippling the global economy already we're in a hugely problematic situation of course the difficulty is that the reason why we have so many people who are. elderly now is because number one we are preventing them from dying young because we're really good now curing infectious diseases and so on but also because the thought the types of thing that people get sick from later in life are slowly progressive chronic problem so people don't die out once the way they do from typical infections the world continues to go gradually sicker and sicker and sicker and more and more expensive over time and so if everyone is doing that then of course the eco

interior ministers from italy germany france and finland are meeting on monday to discuss the influx of migrants entering europe through the mediterranean sea it's only a matter say they're shouldering too much of the burden both have turned away migrants rescued by charity vessels so nigger ports after drifting through the mediterranean for days these men women and children have finally arrived in malta they're part of a larger group of 265 people who were rescued from 3 separate boats in distress only $36.00 of them were allowed to dock on the island the others still remain at sea on a rescue vessel waiting for their park area journey to come to an end this is the reality for those who set off from libya in the hope of seeking refuge in europe. little guarantee that they will survive the journey let alone gain asylum there is the issue a search and rescue vessels where we've seen increased criminalised stopping and holding vessels out denying access to. this obviously has a negative effect on the asylum seekers that are on the vessels malta and italy are on the front line of europe

leaders to stop delivering empty words into finally take action also coming up we have a deal germany france italy and malta reach an agreement on except migrants rescued from the mediterranean and where those migrants will live and more than half a 1000000 vacationers across the globe stranded after the u.k. travel company traumas cooke's collapses planes are now is grounded holidays have been cut short with people asking how do i get home. what's a city to buy after months of protest those vocal and forceful demonstrators in hong kong as well they have been very vocal in forceful not everyone however sharing their views we'll hear from the retired police officer who supports the government. i'm good to have you with us we begin tonight trying to. save the world as we know it leaders are convening in new york city for a global climate summit at the united nations german chancellor angela merkel saying that her country will double its spending to combat climate change u.s. president donald trump meanwhile he made a surprise appearance today after reports that he would skip the climate summit but t

finally to take action to stop climate change also coming up tonight into the we have a deal germany france italy and malta to reach an agreement on who will accept migrants rescued from the mediterranean and where those migrants will live and more than half a 1000000 vacationers across the globe are left stranded after the u.k. travel company thomas cook collapses planes are grounded holidays have been cut short with people asking how do i get home and i think that here it says police of murdering people but in fact the protests as a very aggressive the police are just maintaining law and order. another saw huge of the protests in hong kong ex police officers say their brothers and sisters in blue have done great work to keep the peace despite allegations of police brutality . i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin tonight with trying to save the world as we know its leaders are convening in new york for a global climate summit at the united nations german chancellor angela merkel says that her country will double its spending to combat cl

refused permission to dock even countries are looking for ways out of the ongoing crisis with germany italy and france meeting today in malta. also coming up the game of thrones reigning once again crowned the winner for best drama at the emmys what a look at the wins and upsets on t.v. news. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the world's oldest travel company thomas cook has collapsed after failing to secure a last minute ballad more than half a 1000000 people worldwide are currently on holiday right now with that group the u.k. aviation authority is beginning an operation to bring home some 150000 british customers stranded abroad the collapse of thomas cook puts $22000.00 jobs at risk around the world $9000.00 of them in the u.k. alone. if customers passengers have a flight booked out from the u.k. today unfortunately your flight has been cancelled supplies don't go to the please don't go to the airport if you're overseas on a thomas cook holiday then you can continue to enjoy your holiday the cia is launching. this is the largest repatriation since the 2nd world war and we will

the other world leaders convening at the united nations also coming up as a deal struck in germany france italy and malta reach an agreement on cool except migrants rescued from the mediterranean and how they will be resettled across europe and. a city divided after months of protests demonstrators in hong kong have been full and forceful but not everyone shares their views as we hear from 2 more tired police officers who support the government. good to have you with us on layla iraq world leaders are convening in new york for a global climate summit at the united nations german chancellor angela merkel said her country will double its spending to combat climate change which u.s. president donald trump meanwhile made a surprise appearance after reports said he would stay. at the summit but the one question star of the event so far has been swedish teen activist great attorney birds who sailed across the atlantic on a 0 carbon you told to raise you a 10 before the a leaders took to the stage to endure gave an impassioned address accusing them of speaking empty words here's our powerful message t

now a deal struck by germany france italy and finland could finally see an end to the route that the redistribution of migrants rescued in the mediterranean. it's a plan that would take the burden of italy and malta and for seize the swift relocation of migrants to other e.u. members part of the plan could see germany taking in a quarter of those migrants to help process that asylum applications. the people that are brought onto land have to be redistributed to kind of their security status can be determined through a process of interviews but it's impossible to determine their legal status in such a short 4 week period so their right to asylum is for example what will be decided in germany. these are just the bones of the plan that will be put to the e.u.'s other interior ministers at a wide a summit in october for now at least there's hope that could soon be an end to the days when rescue ships packed with desperate people turned away from europe's ports . hong kong has seen 16 straight weekends of pro-democracy protests and the battle on the streets of been matched by a battle for

countries have turned away charity vessels that have rescued people representatives are moved to italy germany and france are joined by the e.u. presidency holder finland as well as the e.u. commissioner for migration. is under a tropical storm warning again rob really it is it's not a hurricane warning so it's at least a downgrade on that it doesn't look too bad we'll see it happen fairly quickly actually this massive cloud here just have a look at it this is over trinidad and tobago sudden the wind would hours if you like you don't often see things develop here but a tropical storm did indeed develop but it's pretty much impossible to spot it but the one of the hidden spots in small circulation was the amount of rain that recorded in tobago 138 millimeters is a more imagine about to severe thunderstorms but you can guess where the storm is can you know cannot be honest but it's officially put about here at the moment is winds are in about 65 kilometers it doesn't the market will strengthen the next 2 days despite the warmth of the seas which are of course rough because it still circles a sto

italy and malta, but others have to. then, the quota system will kick in. germany proposed 25%. france will maybe take 25%. italy, 10.n they have to deal with the rest, which will be relocated to other countries. brent: refugees have -- thousands of refugees have drowned trying to cross the mediterranean in recent years. how will this be handled moving forward? bernd: i'm afraid nothing will change here. this mechanism is only meant for a tiny portion of migrants, migrants who are rescued by private ships. only 2000 and the last 15 months. people drowning, you canan only prevent that if you rescue them all. they will not send additional ships. they will remain the same. the nine private ships are cruising the mediterranean. brent: thank you. hong kong has seen 16 straight weekends of pro-democracy protests. the battle on the streets have been matched by the battle for the hearts and minds of the people. demonstrators say the city stands with them. government officials insist a silent majority exist, one that is opposed to the protesters' demands. dw has been speaking with two retired police officerers and tt pro-gove

countries france germany and italy now about to agree on a fix quota system which is new in the u. and they hope that they can convince at least 10 or 12 more countries to join this team in october when germany has signaled that's willing to accept more refugees a spot off this initiative do you think that would head. well germany came out with 25 percent of migrants it would take from private rescue boats but also france is agreeing on 25 percent italy will take 10 and so the german interior minister. whom i talked to before this meeting is quite optimistic that something can be achieved today on malta let's listen in. for the face and. even the best planning can't guarantee a successful end result and i'm most interested in reaching a successful conclusion to such negotiations there are many points that must be reviewed that means ministers have to discuss things a 2nd time moment to consider our decision to solve a mission the minister know there are several such points to be reconsidered but overall the understanding between the ministers is good he's on this to sustain his new

are trying to resolve conflicts set of refugees rescued from the mediterranean needed a strong germany italy and france are meeting today in more detail to find a solution to the ongoing crisis. plus the game of thrones dreams for once again crowned the winner for best drama at the emmys we have a look at the wins on upsets t.v. news big night. i don't welcome good to have you with us. the world's oldest travel company thomas koch has collapsed after failing to secure a last minute bailout more than half a 1000000 people worldwide are currently on holiday with the group the u.k. civil aviation authority is beginning an operation to bring home some 150000 british customers stranded abroad the head of the civil aviation authority in britain tim johnson had this message for thomas cook asked him as if our customers passengers have a flight booked out from the u.k. to terry unfortunately your flight has been come sort. of a please don't go to the airports if you're overseas on a thomas cook our holiday then you can continue to enjoy your holiday at the cia it is launching a repopulation this is

home affairs minister of germany made a huge terran compared to last year then he teamed up with but his savini the right thing populist interior minister of the time of italy and now he's saying germany is offering a quota of 25 percent and he will take migrants from these boats he's now teaming up with. john and i'm a j the didn't you italian. interior minister and she's somewhat more moderate than salvini and now they have a saying he was too far too far on the right side and now he will go with this new path and the roots it's not really plays out to help the migrants now in conclusion and parents of course thousands of people have drowned trying to cross the mediterranean in recent years a very perilous journey how will this now be handled in the future do we know more about that. but this emergency plan agreed to days only a very tiny fraction of the whole problem this applies only to 2000 people a year and coming 40000 people over the mediterranean every year so this is only a a minor fraction and it's not about the whole aside and system this is still in shambles if you will and the human is have a long way to go to have a reform and to have a schem

shouldering too much of the burden both have turned away charity vessels representatives from italy germany and france are being joined by e.u. presidency holder finland and the commissioner for migration sonia gago reports. after drifting through the mediterranean for days these men women and children have finally arrived in malta they are part of a larger group of 265 people who were rescued from 3 separate boats in distress only 36 of them were allowed to dock on the island the others still remain at sea on a rescue vessel waiting for their protest journey to come to an end this is the reality for those who set off from libya in the hope of seeking refuge in europe. little guarantee that they will survive the journey let alone gain asylum there is the issue a search and rescue vessels where we've seen increased criminalised stopping and holding vessels out of state denying access to. this obviously has a negative effect on the asylum seekers that are on the vessels malta and italy are on the front line of europe's migration crisis and they share the same complaint they say they have not

are trying to resolve who will accept the refugees rescued from the mediterranean leaders from germany italy and france are meeting in manila in malta to find a solution to the ongoing dialogue. plus the game of thrones rules once again at the emmys they describe a willful best drama take a look at the winds and upsets on t.v. big night. cheema. the world's oldest travel company thomas cook has collapse after feeling to secure a last minute bailout more than half a 1000000 people worldwide a car into travelling with the group the u.k. civil aviation authorities beginning an operation to bring home some 250000 british customers stranded abroad british tourists stuck on the spanish island of majorca have been airing their frustration. nightmare they mistrust. not wanted really the full. what can you do we want to show in the news to change a what's happening. though no one has spoken does no one has email to support the pain that you just won but i. thought you were flying once this year we now are. not so if your caucus place i can spot you know it's such an old stop to think you don't have t

germany. for now, we are comfortable with that long position in the periphery versus the core of europe. jonathan: what are your thoughts on that, brian? 88 basis points, italyr germany. we have come all the way into 130. any oxygen left in that trade? brian: i don't see why not. the central bank has to buy something there. they just announced they are going to buy forever essentially. i think there is perhaps more there. i do think draghi is right. this focus on monetary stimulus passed the ship to the fiscal side. what is the ecb gaining by lowering from -40 to -50? who really cares? jonathan: the most powerful aspect for a lot of people was the fact that the $20 billion euro qe commitment was open-ended, but to believe it that it is more than in name open-ended, you also have to believe they can adapt things, change the issuer limit. they will bump up against a wall at some point in the next 12 months or so. are you confident, given the resistance that was on the council this week, to get qe done, that they will be able to change those parameters in the coming year? kathy: i think they will have the ability if germany goes into recession because that woul

it is the last chance for teams in many top leagues in europe including italy germany and spain to sign players for the new season mexican strugar have a head numbers is joined spanish side severe from english premier league team west ham and then has signed a 3 year deal best known of course wrist time manchester united where he made more than 100 appearances roman driven paris under a man of agree to swap goalkeepers with 3 time champions league winner kayla nervous going to the french club in exchange madrid will take alfonse ario online from paris je to serve as a backup to start 30 bow courts what. formulates a world champion wade van niekerk won't be defending his title in doha later on this month the south african is still not fully recovered from a knee injury which he suffered in a charity rugby game see years ago van niekerk also the 400 meter olympic champion but unused for american sprints a christian coleman the fastest 100 meter runner in the world this year has been cleared to compete coleman had been charged with missing 3 drug tests in its 4 month period and was facing

was transferred deadline day for many top leagues in europe including italy germany and spain one day was from his have a hand this is moved to severe the mexican striker joining the spanish team from english premier league side west ham and as a signed a 3 year deal best known of course for his time at manchester united where he made more than 100 appearances for jimmy to world champion away from nico while defending his title in doha later this month the south african says he still hasn't fully recovered from a knee injury which he suffered in a charity rugby game to new years ago bernie kerik is also the 400 meter olympic champion. steve smith is ready to return to internet. tional action for australia after his concussion injury the team's leading batsman missed the 3rd ashes test against england after being struck on the head by a delivery from a fast bowler just for the series is a level 11 after england's unlikely win last time out led by ben starks his heroics the 4th test when i get some the way in manchester on wednesday when you get hit it's always like a little little voic

when asked about italy, germany, france, "no one has given more to ukraine. important. why is it always the u.s. that pays?" >> this is the second explanation. which is rather extraordinary since it was donald trump who came into office saying that president obama hasn't given enough money to ukraine. president obama needs to help the poor ukrainians fight the russians. not all of the it's only the united states? >> harris: dan deming are shaking your head. why? >> really, i do have to ask -- i've been watching the story for two weeks. are the american people out there in the country getting numb to these narratives? we went through the russian inclusion narrative for 18 months. we went through the mueller investigation. we had thousands of press stories. much bigger deal than the ukraine. then the mueller report comes out, we go to obstruction, that can't set aside. we had terms taxes, even had stormy daniels. now we have the transcript of a conversation with the ukrainian president, and the idea is we are going to move toward impeachment on that? what are t

wednesday, data from services and the pmi for spain, italy, germany, and france, not to mention the u.kservices pmi. what impact will persistent brexit uncertainty have? deking of europe, thursday, we wait for german factory orders to give us a snapshot of how deep the slowdown in europe's largest economy runs. there is a rate decision from russia's central bank and that is the last u.s. nonfarm jobs data before the fed meeting this month. elevated economic uncertainty. -- earlier,ed on you were emphasizing you would not be wanting to get into risk assets right now because there is a structural slowdown going on away from politics. in the u.s., you think the impact of fed easing is going to be limited. as a multi-asset strategist, what is the alternative to buying bonds? all, i have a larger portion of bonds than equities. that is the more straightforward one. case, evenave a base if i assume that the rally might have gone a little bit too far, you still have a lot to do on the shorthand. if you look at short duration high yield in europe, you look at short duration emerging-market exte

countries to follow suit ok so germany wants to see an end to the current ad hoc system italy under the former government closed its harbors to private rescue vessels will the summit see italy opening up a sports changing course on this. you know the key really lies in italy now that and you prove the pro european government is in charge in rome this luciano j.s that the new home affairs minister that hopes that it will even open its ports again and have an orderly procedure for those migrants saved by n.g.o.s ships this is i'm a jesus not a party affiliated she's neutral. a civil servant and have previous as a. venial was a right wing populist who close to hamas and come paint on this issue a lot and now it leads back to the normal route i would say and hope that the solution is on the table today ok what's driving the push for a solution is of course the thousands of migrants who died over the past few years in the mediterranean is there a sense spared heading into this summit that they eat you could have done more to prevent those deaths you know this is of course in the back of the

italy, as well. france and germany follow. are watching carefully for read through, weaker data could have for ecb policy easing. it's not like we don't expect them to ease already. the question is how much and how. we are looking for signs of the global trade war pain showing through in europe. , if you listen to mario draghi or european leaders, you've got to think that's happened in a big way. simon is still with us. what do you expect from the ecb? and clearly, mario draghi into christine lagarde, is going to blame the trump trade war for the biggest headwinds on the european economy? simon: yes, they are, and it appears from christine lagarde's comments that there's going to be continuity, which will provide some level of insurance in terms of investors pricing in further easing package from the ecb. pmi's,s of this week's what is key for the ecb's is to see whether the week is in the manufacturing sector, which is largely due to trade war concerns, but not exclusively, there are specific issues, whether that is spreading

which germany italy rejects saying that these matters lie in the posterior being dealt with in a formal for ridicule sense financial sense. should even if they haven't been dealt with in a moral sense of course in the past lives on those claims do you cost something of a shadow perhaps over these ceremonies it remains to be seen whether that issue will be mentioned in any direct way in any of the speeches today that was deep in young simon thanks so much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world police in the u.s. state of texas say at least 5 people including an active shooter have been killed in a gun rampage at least 21 others were injured in the cities of odessa and midland police shot dead the gunman who was firing randomly after hijacking a postal truck hurricane dorian a powerful storm threatening the bahamas and the southeastern coast of the u.s. has strengthened to a category 4 forecasters warn dorian could be the region's worst storm since category 5 hurricane andrew killed 65 people and destroyed 63 homes in 1992. in germany voters are heading to the poll

unfortunately, the interior minister of italy and germany didn't want to agree on the situation. is illegalfor a situation. are you aware that it is illegal for a rescue vessel such as yourself to enter italian territory waters and more illegal to attempt to land at an italian port, and yet, in the end, you did that? why? well, two laws are in conflict with each other here. the maritime law, which says that you have a duty to rescue, and your rescue is completed when you bring people to a point of safety, and then you have the national law, in this case, which prohibits entries. so we were hoping for political solutions such as offered this german city, so that people could disembark outside the territorial waters and that would have prevented the whole scenario which followed. while you were waiting, i was wondering what conditions the passengers, the migrants on your ship were in and how much pressure did you feel to do something to get them off the ship? well, the situation was worsening every day, particularly psychological situation. so nearly all these people have been in d

key european countries have agrees on a temporary system to deal with the migrant crisis germany france italy a multi agrees on a redistribution process for those who rescued from the central mediterranean sea another proposal still needs the approval of the e.u. and will be presented at a meeting for malta and italy have been burgeon with high numbers of migrants from the sea so they're going to go house fallacious from better group in malta. it may be one step towards a solution but it's one of the delegates seemed to be satisfied with as they came up with a blueprint for a temporary emergency mechanism in order to resolve the migration crisis in europe certainly seem to be optimistic that they would present those plans on the 8th of october at another interior minister's meeting in luxembourg now the challenge for this would be in order to get all the member states to try and take in more of the asylum seekers that have landed especially in malta and italy there has been a great deal of pushback from countries such as poland and hungary who refused to do so and certainly the migration poli

mediterranean as docked in italy the migrants were picked up a week ago by the charity vessel ocean viking when they were attempting to make the dangerous crossing from libya to europe france germany italy malta and finland agreed on monday to share the responsibility of taking the name for. spain's supreme court has ruled its government can examine the remains of former leader general funk siskel franco he lies contentiously in the valley of the fallen more than him for the civil war dead and his victoria gates and the reports the decision has divided public opinion. to many spaniards general francisco franco was the hero to many others he was a dictator son of the for the relatives of the republican victims who died fighting fascist forces in the spanish civil war the supreme court's decision was one they'd long campaigned for the frankie's remain should not lie in a publicly funded state muesli in the valley of the full in name of dread is dedicated to old spaniards who died during the civil war in the 1930 s. judges unanimously rejected in a pail by frank case family and approved the removal of his remains on the ground. frank i must speak sheer and because the valley of the f

germany lost 4 million and upon loss of million. italy's casualties were. about 300,000. britain lost some 400,000 soldiers and civilians. after the united states entered the war, in 1941, approximately 400 or 500,000 servicemen died. before the japanese surrendered in 1945. the work forever changed americans. the united states the most powerful nation in the world. in the were brought united states on the world stage as the leading player. the effects of world war ii are still being felt today. more than 5000 books have been published on world war ii. in books continued to come off of the presses and illustrated by the books that are authors have just published. i like to ask a palace to discuss the current state of o world war ii historiography. set a lot of secret government archives opened recent years. information is now available it would've not been available 15 or 20 years ago. mr. dobbs would you like to comment upon about that and any problems that you had finding sources for your work. mr. dobbs: the oral histories are no longer the most important after all the

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up with a temporary plan to take in refugees and migrants rescued from the mediterranean italy molto france germany and finland which currently holds the presidency have agreed to share rescued asylum seekers the deal will hold until an e.u. meeting on october the 8th that was then to the other states in the block in hopes many more will sign up italy says the plan is to send migrants to various e.u. states using a quota system and those countries would handle individual asylum requests well it's only a multi i have consistently refused to allow rescue vessels to dock they say they're unfairly bearing the burden of migrant arrivals so when you get a lego house more from the burger just outside multis capital valetta. it may be one step towards a solution but it's one of the delegates seemed to be satisfied with as they came up with a blueprint for a temporary emergency mechanism in order to resolve the migration crisis in europe certainly seem to be optimistic that they would present those plans on the 8th of october at another interior minister's meeting in luxembourg the challenge for this would

germany, and others. how can they solve the conundrum of negative interest rate? mario: it is there also for italy. lize it. it is there in a slightly different way than for traditionally strong currency countries like germany or switzerland. continued flood of liquidity has in a country like through declining spreads and low interest rate, has deli nked financial variables from the quality of economic policy. let me express it more completely. traditionally in these last seven or eight or nine years, the famous differential between government bonds in at only and germany-- in italy and had become a household name, and something followed every day by the people of italy. when the spread was rising, that meant something wrong was going on in economic policy. and the prospect of that thee, it is clear of high high -- bell interest rates and spread does not bring in a more -- ring anymore. that is bad for the willingness of policymakers to do more structural reforms and put public finance under more stable and persistent control. francine: will that change, given what we are seeing in the world economy

mediterranean as docked in italy the migrants are picked up a week ago by the charity vessel ocean viking when they were attempting to make the dangerous crossing from libya to europe france germanyitaly malta and finland all agreed on monday to share the responsibility of taking them in boeing's compensation offer to families of those killed in 2 air crashes has been described by some of lawyers as a publicist a stunt about $140000.00 is to be paid to each claimant $346.00 passengers and crew were killed in the 737 match disasters in the me and ethiopia some were from kenya and their relatives were spoken to al-jazeera as malcolm webb this joy of life was cut short for george. his sister esther says she didn't even know he traveled from his home in march here in kenya's capital nairobi. until she heard the ethiopian airlines plane had crashed and that george was among the 157 people on board nose dived into the ground near addus about the 6 minutes after takeoff investigations are ongoing that boeing's anti stall software known as m cas has been widely blamed negli. that. distills 2 of them used allegedly but you're focusing on this that's how he died. and it's not the 1st time

in the interior ministers from countries including germany france and italy are meeting today to decide where to resettle migrants rescued in the mediterranean italy and malta have been preventing ngo rescue ships from entering their ports malta itself as seen a sharp increase in migrants over the summer and former refugees are among those trying to help the new iraq. there's some mama train 6 times a week in the hot maltese sun. he is a sprinter and his goal is to compete in the olympics. when he's not training volunteers with spark 15 a nonprofit set up to help integrate the increasing number of asylum seekers on the island. there is a himself led ethiopia through libya and across the mediterranean 6 years ago he says his experience as a refugee allows him to connect with those who cross the same waters. they make him more open to me what they want but you know. i'm not doing big things for them but it's like for them it's something something good. for me there's a story is a story of success but a recent surge in arrivals to europe's most densely populated island is testing that you