doris: how will she deal with the political scandal surrounding jan bohmermann.y wanted to know if the government would make way to deal with the offending poem. ms. merkel: the values are spelled out in article five of the constitution. these fundamental values are in an illegal, regardless of all that -- art in alienable. doris: jan bohmermann's column provoked president erdogan to such an extent that he wants to see him -- in court. >> it would be strange if the german government helped erdogan while at the same time, he would curtail the freedom of opinion and artistic expression in his own country. . that can only bring about misunderstanding. the german government can never be allowed to be blackmailed. doris: an online petition is also underway with a petition to the german government. 100,000 people have already signed the petition. the turkish president has made it clear that he won't give in. if you can't achieve his aims by pressing charges, he has already taken another round, as a private citizen, a route that can be used by anyone. brent: let's bring

malte: i would say jan bohmermann.r happens, even if he gets prosecuted, he would be regarded by the germans as one of the best satirists. , i agree.mermann andreas: i think all around, all three of us. peter: [laughter] i suspected. thank you very much for joining me. you have given us plenty of food for thought. please join us next week. get in touch by mail or social media. bye-bye from "quadriga," for now. ♪ 8úxúñÑÑçoçobq >> today, global 3000 goes to chile, where we meet some tiny frogs which biologists are completely mad about. but why are there numbers on the decline? and we had to nairobi, homes to thousands of street kids. while most people there ought to turn a blind eye, one person is taking a closer look. first, we had to the west bank where and israeli is supporting the palestinians here in their battle for more rights.

malte: i would say jan bohmermann.r happens, even if he gets prosecuted, he would be regarded by the germans as one of the best satirists. , i agree.mermann andreas: i think all around, all three of us. peter: [laughter] i suspected. thank you very much for joining me. you have given us plenty of food for thought. please join us next week. get in touch by mail or social media. bye-bye from "quadriga," for now. ♪ ñÑÑçoço announcer: this is a production of china central television america. mike: without a doubt, technology is redefining our daily lives. but there are some innovations that have changed the world forever. this week, conversations with innovators whose "light bulb" moments are history in the making. i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it "full frame." think about this question

malte: i would say jan bohmermann.r happens, even if he gets prosecuted, he would be regarded by the germans as one of the best satirists. , i agree.mermann andreas: i think all around, all three of us. peter: [laughter] i suspected. thank you very much for joining me. you have given us plenty of food for thought. please join us next week. get in touch by mail or social media. bye-bye from "quadriga," for now. ♪ p1uvvñÑÑçoço michelle: hello and welcome to "focus on europe," where we take you behind the headlines and discuss the stories affecting the people across this great continent. i'm michle hener thank you for joining us. on today's show -- taking the taboo out of domestic violence in france. poland's political horse trading. and ukraine's eurovision entry hits a historical note. with the explosive revelations from the panama papers, where big name financial groups, political elites and even soccer stars were helped to hide cash in offshore havens, it's no surprise that the public is angry. while tax avoidance i