at the entire stage, starting with the crimean spring, we sat down with merkel, spent several hours, we agreed on everything, after merkel was replaced, we talked with stanmayer, we listened to all stanmayer’s proposals, we accepted stanmayer’s formula, we explained every position, every movement, we made concessions to the ukrainian authorities, moving away from the minsk agreements, moving forward to a softer version stanmayer's formulas, after that we accepted scholz, despite the fact that, in particular thanks to you, we knew what scholz said about the personal vladimir vladimich putin, we even reacted and did not break off relations with germany when germany completely sided with the german patient , began to blame russia, not to expel her. russian position in the poisoning of navalny, which was an absolute lie, we received scholz in russia, it was in russia that scholz began to say with a grin that he did not believe and did not understand, we even continued to communicate with scholz after at a conference on security, scholz allowed himself the wording that the russian genoci

why merkel?hich is actively imposed on society, well, enemy number two, of course, is russia, and here the opposition, exactly according to the list, flies for moscow. tusk wanted to receive cheap energy from russia and even wrote a letter to putin: wrong. kiedy donald tusk pisał list o gazociągach. while donald tusk was writing letters about gas and oil pipelines, that poland would like to purchase energy from russia in the swiss city of zuck, it had already been for 2 years the company north stream aag was registered, and preparations for the construction of the nord stream were in full swing, and it was important for russia that no one put a spoke in the wheels. it’s okay that the world at that time was completely different, and countries could still somehow work normally with each other, media. the beatings are complemented by a historical theme. according to the presenter, tusk committed another crime. on the day of lech kaczynski’s funeral, in a conversation with president medvedev, he offe

the united states waited until merkel left and put pressure on scholz through its puppet fondern.e dismantling of relations with russia began. on the anniversary of the electoral victory, the allies have already gave the chancellor the nord stream explosions. and now another year has passed, but all that federal prosecutors have in their hands are a couple of names and a fifteen-meter yacht andromeda, hidden behind iron gates in a national park. not much. for example, the terrorist attacks in new york and washington, within 24 hours, the american intelligence services had a clear, logical, and most importantly convenient version, which made it possible to link the plane racers with alkaida to osama bin laden. here, throughout the year, one gets the feeling that the german prosecutor’s office is trying to cook up something digestible, something that can be fed to the public, and at the same time contains minimal political risks. actually, this is the reason for the lack of results. they cannot blame the usa and britain, russia is the point. they tried, but it didn’t work, so they c

why merkel? of the imaginary enemies in this company, actively imposing on society, well, enemy number two, of course, is russia, and here the opposition, exactly according to the list, comes to moscow. ace wanted to get cheap energy from russia and even wrote a letter to putin: wrong, get a public spanking. while donald tusk was writing a letter about gas and oil pipelines, about that poland would like to purchase energy resources from russia in the swiss city of zuck for 2 years now. how north stream ag was registered. and preparations for the construction of the nord stream were in full swing. well, it was important for russia that no one put a spoke in the wheels. it’s okay that the world at that time was completely different, and the countries could still somehow work normally with each other. the media beatings are complemented by a historical theme. according to the presenter, tusk committed another crime. on the day of lech kaczynski's funeral, in a conversation with president medvedev pr

majesty angela merkel herself. judging by the only photograph in her office with elizabeth ii. merkel had to answer not the most pleasant questions and justify her contribution to the disunification of germany. merkel did not want to, did not admit angel’s guilt for the refugee crisis, which even under her had assumed terrifying proportions. that's what i said, i'll do everything exactly the same again. angela probably thinks the same way about the minsk agreements. we have been one country for 33 years, but how united are we? germany is still a territory of risk. loss of homeland, feelings of rejection and inferiority. doesn't particularly respect east germans. second-class germany, in fact, 50% of those surveyed confirmed that this is exactly how everything is, over the past 30-plus years this figure has remained consistently stable, i asked the locals, where did they get such a feeling of disadvantage? financially, our life is of course harder than the west germans, of course, they are richer, we are poorer, so

merkel was probably behind... an exceptional character who has now passed the era of merkel. mr.ious episodes of his biography? mr. tusk enjoyed good support during the period when he was prime minister, he enjoys the support of part of the polish population, and today, in fact, under him, as elections have been held for a political figure, yes, but there is. nuance: donald tusk is a pole, but a koshup, and this is a nationality, or ethnic group , of germanized poles who experienced the greatest impact from prussia, uh, he is not pro-european from the point of view of programs, not from the point of view of the program. as they sometimes say, he is pro-european in life, in this sense one cannot expect anything good from him, but in fact, in the quiet times, poland developed active ties with china, and how to get from china to poland, through russia and through belarus, there were dozens, hundreds echelons with cargo from europe to china, from china to europe, and each pole got a very specific one from this. zloty, in many ways, it seems to me, a vote for his party is a vote in su

however, you know, not too long ago under angela merkel germans were very confident in their country and in their future, it's not that long ago. to what extent do you also think um this might have to do with the change of leadership in the country? this mood swing? well, i think uh chancellor schulz has the unlucky task to tackle some of the problems which actually were already visible under chancellor merkel. but now he has a job to more or less clean up the mess if you wanna say so. um and then of course, you have the war, you have changing global market conditions. so you wanna say so. um and then of course, you there are a number of factors and i think they all unfortunately right now work against germany. it is certainly a perfect storm. we are going to have a look at the numbers because while most industrialized nations are recovering strongly after the covid-19 pandemic, the german economy is shrinking some politicians and economists are predicting germany's downfall after decades of stability. what's more that impression of weakness is damaging germany's image. germany is th

there were great german chancellors, they listened out of respect for their status, well, before merkel there were great things, but now what’s a plus, as was rightly said, this is an arab street, and these and gigantic demonstrations who say that we are sick there, save at any cost , parents of children who have been diagnosed with rare diseases buy drugs abroad that are prohibited in our country, epilepsy is so insidious, not a single doctor will tell you a hundred percent guarantee that this medicine will suit you the child gets under criminal prosecution, in my opinion, these lordships that exist , this is not a criminal composition at all, who stamp pill cases, allow this parcel to cross the border, know which post office it comes to, how to save their child and at the same time not go to jail? i can’t put a child’s life on the line because this drug cannot be imported. it can be punished by law when it is used as a narcotic drug. we took up this matter and conducted our investigation. it's simple some spacecraft that i haven’t even seen in the sections. about foreign automotive te

merkel is probably the final character who has left the merkel era.ing the period when he was prime minister, he enjoys the support of part of the polish population and today, in fact, elections were held for him as a political figure, right? there are nuances, donald tusk, uh, is a pole, but a koshup, and this is a nationality, or ethnic group, aka germanized poles, who experienced the greatest impact from prussia, uh, he is not from the point of view of programs, not from the point of view of the program, pro-european. he's like sometimes they say that he is pro-european in life, in this sense one cannot expect anything good from him, but indeed, poland has developed the prituski. active ties with china, but how to get from china to poland? through russia and belarus, dozens, hundreds of trains with cargo went from europe to china, from china to europe, and each pole received a very specific zloty from this. in many ways, it seems to me, a vote for his party is a vote in support of that course, but it cannot be, because today tusk’s position, relati

but tuska is for merkel, she continues to screw up. tusk, rewards.an hands, that the german chancellor sees this award in the context of the high assessment that the chancellor gives or gave. the policy of resetting relations with russia, carried out by why merkel? let us remember that germany in this company is one of the imaginary enemies, which is actively imposed on society, well, enemy number two, of course, is russia, and here the opposition flies in for moscow, exactly according to the list. tusk wanted to receive cheap energy from russia and even wrote a letter to putin, wrong, get a public spanking. in czasie, kiedy donald tusk wrote a sheet about gas, while donald tusk wrote letters about gas and oil pipelines, that poland would like to buy energy from russia in the swiss city zuk has been registered for 2 years since north stream ag. and preparations for the construction of the nord stream were in full swing, and it was important for russia that no one interfere in the wheels. it’s okay that the world at that time was completely different,

to the anniversary of the german unity, former chancellor angela merkel gave an interview to the cdfany. she is also from the eastern lands, and in this regard they asked her how she liked the image of balast. you said that your past in the gdr is called ballast, what. felt it when you read it for the first time? to be honest, it was like a little punch in the gut, it was the introduction of me as the chairman of the party, the head of the cdu. at first i couldn’t believe it, then i read it again and the word balast was there, and i felt empty, because everything that composes, biography, growing up, everything happened in the gdr. this is something that cannot be taken away from a person, so i was stunned. in some cases in ballast. not only the past of people, but the people themselves, as a living reminder of the past. at the festive events in hamburg, in the church of st. michael in the elp philharmonic, chancellor schrödr and his wife were specially seated so that neither scholz nor federal president steinmay would ever be close to, or in the frame of, the one who did not give up

but in general nothing, the social democrats will lose power, the cdu, the former party of angela merkelious career associated with the american black rock foundation, will return to their place in the coalition in responsible positions, for example, foreign ministry most likely... will germany stop looking into the mouth of the united states , no, maybe it will stop supplying weapons to ukraine, under no circumstances will it repair the nordic streams, but no way, external priorities will remain the same, internal economic policy will be even more tied to the interests of employers, not workers, in a word, no matter how worse it gets, worse for those who demand re-elections, it’s easier to wait 2 years and see what happens, even bigger troubles will happen in the economy, perhaps an alternative or some other political force that has not yet declared itself will manage to gain enough votes to really influence the course of germany, but that will come later, and today is a holiday, there will be fireworks in the evening, at the brandenburg gate, there is no longer the end of all roads, th

merkel was probably the last one to go crazy. mr.ecalling various episodes of his biography? mr tusk enjoyed good support during the period when he was prime minister, he enjoys with the support of part of the polish population, and today, in fact, elections were held for him as a political figure, but there is a nuance, donald tusk, yes, but koshup, and this is a nationality, or ethnic group, of germanized poles who experienced the greatest impact from prussia, he not from the point of view of programs, not from the point of view of the program, he is pro-european, he is, as they sometimes say, pro-european in life, in this... sense, nothing good can be expected from him, but indeed, in the past, uh, poland has developed very active ties with china, and how to get from china to poland, through russia and through belarus, there were dozens, hundreds of trains with cargo from europe to china, from china to europe, and each pole received a very specific zloty from this, in many ways, it seems to me, voting... .for his party is a vote i

, it was an example - when they imposed this position of theirs, buy shale gas from us, so merkel heeceive... this gas, there is a mechanism for pumping it from gaseous to liquid, then back, only he says stay away from nord stream 2, so france has been knocked out, you know, now poland takes advantage of the fact that it wants to be such, you know, an indispensable country on the european, let’s say, market, well, not the market, on european territory, so it will do everything in its power, whether kochinsky’s pis party or tusk, they will all have guidelines - that the curators will tell them, for us this does not play a big role, the only thing is that kaczynski is still driven by personal hostility towards russia, he connects the death of his brother near smolensk, well , i don’t know why he decided that he blames russia for this, then the only difference is that both are for money, but kaczynski still has an outlet. to confront russia, well, andrey raised an interesting topic regarding the nord stream, taking into account the fact that just the other day a similar incident occurre

scholz, they tried to plant him as far as possible from the former chancellor schröder, and angela merkelikhail antonov, about the present and future of german politics. for an anti-government rally, on the occasion of the thirty-third anniversary of the unification of germany, the berlin authorities allocated a lawn in front of the pergamon museum, there is not much space, but in center. preliminary creation of a museum. the slogans are extremely tough. ryuktrit means to retire. this is their festive message to the scholz government. these people are tired. the well-being of many was crippled by the pandemic, and then electricity prices finished off. chancellor, who has a very rough idea. they are destroying the country, robbing people, inflation is breaking records, hundreds of thousands of migrants are arriving every day, how should all this be financed, is the state on the verge of bankruptcy? the current government is leading the country is going nowhere, industry is moving abroad, the middle class is on the brink. the government doesn’t care what people want, they are busy with thei

france and germany paid that off, but that was under angela merkel. deal between the two with upcoming fiscal reforms.— fiscal reforms. thank you very much indeed. _ many parts of europe and north africa have been basking in useasonably warm temperatues these past few days. that follows a summer which was one of the hottest europe has ever registered, with many countries in the south of the continent suffering repeated heatwaves. tourism generates around 600 billion euros per year in the eu — and is particularly important for many of the economies of southern europe. but there are concerns that as the impact of climate change becomes increasingly visible it is affecting the tourism industry. guy hedgecoe reports from benidorm in spain. europe's hottest—ever summer may be coming to an end but, in the beach resort of benidorm, the beach resort of benidorm, the sun is still shining. it’s the sun is still shining. it's 27 - it's — the sun is still shining. it's 27 - it's absolutely - the sun is still shining. it�*s 27 — it's absolutely fine! i mean, i'm b

, so she's focusing on the eu, meeting leaders like france's emmanuel macron and germany's angela merkeltrategy is to start negotiations with our authorities. not with lukashenko, but with the authorities who can take responsibility. my mission, just to organize new elections where i'm not going to participate. eric: you wouldn't participate? you don't want to be leader? svetlana: no, no, no, i don't want to be the president of belarus because, you know, we are really in deep economic hole, and i think that the ruler should be at least experienced person who knows how to rise up the economy of belarus. eric: for now, she continues to play the role of president in exile, even delivering a new year's presidential greeting. eric: lukashenko, meanwhile, was filmed at a new year's eve ball dancing with a miss belarus contestant. having forced his opponent to flee, he now mocks her for trying to lead from abroad. eric: but the lack of central control has been one of the revolution's strengths. people have formed their own protest groups: women, pensioners, neighborhoods. it's meant lukashenko

at first when germany admitted a million migrants, chancellor merkel welcomed them.ight years later henry kissinger calls it a grave mistake. same in america. democrats welcomed the open border, now just three years later the extent of biden's grave mistake is becoming clear. america's been changed forever, and we had no say in it. third hour of "varney" starts now. ♪ ♪ stuart: jimmy failla is here. jimmy, has biden changed america forever? >> hopefully not forever, but for the time being, he absolutely has. this is what people mistake about mass migration. yes, we are a country that was built on immigration, but the people coming here wanted to be american. they wanted to buy into our way of live, okay, and they were proud to have a piece of that grand bargain. what we're seeing now is not a melting pot. we're now a country that's a smoking pot. and half of the people coming here are just complaining the whole time. and what you realize when it comes to the border is there's a real dereliction of duty. what we've tried to characterize as compassion, people want to c

that is, who will listen to ursula, when uter merkel was there, they listened to her out of respect forn chancellors, they were listened to out of respect for their status, well there before merkel, well there were the same magnitudes, but now the plus is, as it was correctly said, this is an arab street, we see in france, and these gigantic demonstrations that say that we are lost there. i told him that problems are starting in schools there, because they are shouting slogans in support of hamas, the situation is very difficult, simply very difficult, well, i’ll be honest, today i don’t care about europe, what they say there, of course you noticed that i’m seething, of course, for certain reasons, and you understand why, so i rarely, you know, almost no one knows nothing about my personal life, but today i have to reveal a little secret , what happened... for those who watch this program, for the participants in today's broadcast, not every israeli is a jew and not every jew is an israeli, this needs to be understood, jewish blood flows in me , only jewish, that is, no more, at least,

we communicated with merkel at all stages, starting with the crimean spring.he minsk night, stop, stop, we talked with her everything, we agreed on everything, after the merkels were replaced, we talked with stanmaym, stanmayera, we accepted stanmeier's formula, we explained every position, every movement, we made concessions to the ukrainian authorities, moving away from the minsk agreements, moving to a softer version of the stanmeier formula, we then accepted scholz , despite the fact that, in particular thanks to you, we knew what scholz said about the personal vladimir vladimirov putin, we even reacted and did not break off relations with germany when germany completely sided with the german patient, became. blame russia without listening to the russian position in the poisoning of navalny, which was an absolute lie, we received scholz in russia, it was in russia that scholz began to say with a grin that he did not believe... did not understand, we even continued communication with scholz after at a security conference, scholz allowed himself the wording

the men's good chords for the we now low from both the statements of pores and go and angela merkel. something that they used simply to time. yeah. to, to make time to build up that powerful military. and you know, it's, it's, they dealt with russia diplomatically wisdom. it's records the same way that kimberly came. officials spoke of dealing with the people of east ukraine, promised them anything down, hang them later. she says she got all your ginger next for 93. i'm not, i'm not at all. i am an analyst of all the jewelry data, assessing data and drawing conclusions from that data. today, former us marine and un weapons in spain to any of rog, scarred with a bose is a to ukraine. in the early 19 ninety's, he was sent by american special services to the soviet union. it was a trip. the changed his attitude towards the russians forever. this is a photograph of me when i was a weapons inspectors with the on site inspection agency. i'm doing my job in, in russia, and i just been promoted from lieutenant detective work we were doing. and what can square has a unique unlike other inspec

federation, but the rest of ukraine does not accept this, it has enlisted support germany, angela merkelll not implement the minsk agreements because it is unprofitable for ukraine. ukraine is an artificial state, further from parts of the former ussr, poland and, it seems, the former czechoslovakia. the same applies to palestine, it existed as an entity for thousands of years, and then, at the end of the first world war, the british and french divided the ottoman empire, the british took palestine, and the french took syria and lebanon, and so on, that is, a situation arose where until 1947-48 there were very few jews living in palestine, and few jews had property in palestine. on the internet you can find an excellent map that shows palestine in 1947-1948. it is mostly painted green to represent palestinians. there were several white dots indicating the jews and the land that belonged to them, and then the situation is shown 15-20 years later , first there was a un plan for the division of palestine in forty-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine years, according to which about half of palesti

angela merkel said that they will not implement the minsk agreements because it is not beneficial for an artificial state because it was created from parts of the former ussr, poland and, it seems, the former czechoslovakia. the same applies to palestine. she existed as a subject throughout. syria and lebanon and so on, that is, the situation developed, until 1947-48 there were people living in palestine very few jews, and few jews owned property in palestine. on the internet you can find an excellent map that shows palestine in 47-48. it is mostly painted green, which is how palestinians are designated. there were several white dots representing the jews and the land that belonged to them. and then the situation is shown 15-20 years later. at first. the un on the division of palestine in 47, 488, according to which about half of palestine goes to the israelis, zionists, and after the war of 1967 and subsequent armed conflicts, very there is little left for the palestinians, and the map is almost all white with small splashes of green to represent the palestinians. thus, the situation

now go sometimes to 105% of what the americans do, we did that in the sanctions against iran under merkelo proud of its rule-based policies, so israel is violating that terribly, and still we go along with washington, full support, there will be lot of money given, there will be goods transported, and i'm expecting weaponry too, and to an extent that kiev, ukraine is already fearful that their supplies may shrink because of the middle east conflict, so this is the situation we have, and in the ukraine it was already government has done, but in fact in in palestine towards israel, germany is overfulfilling itself, the type of aid that ali mala, the us is now asking for israel was announced a couple days back uh by the us president joe biden an oval office address to the american people where uh his request for $100 billion dollars um included 60 billion for ukraine and i believe it was 13 or 14 billion for israel which was in one tranch that israel would be getting that um where it does get the $3.8 to $3.9 billion. clearly uh does that indicate uh from the us side that they do want this w

the men screw chords for we now low from both the statements of porsche and go and angela merkel. something that they used simply to time. yeah. to, to make time to build up that powerful military. and you know, it's, it's, they dealt with russia diplomatically wisdom. it's records the same way that kimberly came. officials spoke of dealing with the people of east ukraine. promise them anything down, hang them later. uses scott our, your ginger, an extra $93.00. i'm not, i'm not at all. i am an analyst of all the german data, assessing data and drawing conclusions from that data. today, former us marine and un weapons in spain to any a rug discard, raise a, a bose is a to ukraine in the early 19 ninety's. he was sent by american special services to the soviet union. it was a trip, but changed his attitude towards the russians forever. this is a photograph of me when i was a weapons inspectors with the on site inspection agency. i'm doing my job in, in russia and i just been promoted from lieutenant detective work. we were doing watkins because of unique unlike other inspection tea

the long term , but let's hope that there will be no third world war, not because of helmets, as merkelopards, as ulov scholz feared. and will not be about, well in accordance with the conflict that we are currently observing in israel, by and large, conservatives, such true american conservatives, say that the next bell, which is american, means that the defense-orthodox complex must strengthen its production capabilities in an emergency mode, in fact, in order to to provide allies, let's say, the united states, and the united states itself. since this conflict, of course, can add to the series of conflicts, let's say this general turbulence, which can, well, go beyond the region and the united states has to do something, and of course, the conservatives are primarily concerned with the threat from china, that is why now is the time to focus on production, this is what we also said quite a long time ago in ukraine, that we need a large number of the same projectiles and other things that our western, let's say, partners cannot produce within a year, but we fire in a few months, there o

bomb looks like none of that was on their radar. judging by what former german shops are ongoing, merkel said back in 2015. i'm convinced that handles populate today's gray task presented by the influx and the integration of so many people is an opportunity for tomorrow. it goes without saying that will help and accommodate people who seek safe haven with us. first, those are a menu and that costs are basically the same kind of thing. recently, a quote chance for france, you called migrants. well, that's before failed integration resulted in riots popping off all across france and setting the country a place over the summer. in response to a minority could be killed by a cost at a roadblock. the unemployment rate is twice as high in the u for non e u nationals, almost 13 percent compared to 5.5 percent. and yet just last month, boats full of migraines by the thousands. we're landing on italy's land produced the island with the use, the are heading their redistribution throughout all of europe. add that to the 1300000 refugees from 2015 alone, which should be enough to of also important p

didn't go, he didn't go, i want to say that not everyone knows this by the way, we all know that merkelnt, scholz also went, only he went... this became known it is known, just a few months ago, he also went to bow to the berlin patient, to say, ah-ah-ah, what are these russian fsb officers or grushniki who poisoned the berlin patient, and after that he gave his famous interview, i did him too published at one time, which was later removed from the internet, where children ask him, i won’t tell you what they ask, but he talks, says insulting things towards the russian president, nothing happened, but who are you... here you also need to understand the question, a few days ago, the second co-chair alice weidel, from her apartment in switzerland, the secret services secretly took her and her family from prying eyes, took her to some unknown place, where they protect her , well, they say, it’s true that she has now appeared somewhere on vacation, but this does not cancel anything , she was taken out simply because information followed, information came that an assassination attempt was bei

israeli border of the gaza strip, after an israeli tank was hit, hamas captured the crew of the damaged merkel. palestinian assault troops take fire control of a military base near the border. at least 22 people were reported killed as a result of the clashes. there are more than 200 wounded and this is only the official number. the data on unofficial information about the dead and wounded is tens of times higher. meanwhile, hamas is bringing more and more of its fighters into the captured areas, seizing israeli equipment with almost their bare hands. the soldier is pulled out of the car and shot down. in these frames hamas is seen using a drone to attack a military ambulance, injuring israeli army personnel. supporters of the radical palestinian group islamic jihad say they have several dozen israeli soldiers in captivity. according to the information that... is being presented at these moments. the palestinians managed to capture at least five merkavan tanks, several btrm-113s and a heavy armored personnel carrier. palestinians are firing from igla manpads at israeli aircraft, which are curr

border of the gaza strip after an israeli tank was hit, hamas captured the crew of the shot down merkelpalestinian assault troops take fire control of a military base near the border. at least 22 people were reported killed as a result of the clashes. more than 200 wounded and that’s just official data, according to unofficial information, the number of dead and wounded is tens of times higher. meanwhile, hamas is pulling in more and more. and more of their own fighters in the captured districts, the attackers seized the israelis’ equipment with almost bare hands, the soldiers were pulled out of the vehicles and beaten. the footage shows hamas using a drone to attack a military ambulance, injuring israeli army personnel. according to information coming in these minutes, the palestinians managed to capture at least five tanks merkova, several btr113 armored personnel carriers and a heavy armored personnel carrier. these footage shows how militants fire from igla manpads at israeli aircraft, which are attacking gaza at that moment. the situation will end hour by hour, and apparently, acco

angela merkel and her predecessor, what do you think is happening now, yes, because there may be a certainund of a certain tension in the relations between warsaw and kyiv, in particular because of the german issue. you know, in recent weeks, at various such meetings, conversations, i feel very strong emotional tension within different countries because of... their issues that are happening within their countries, i really don't like it, as ukrainians, i feel that the warsaw security forum is simply a reflection of what is currently happening in the internal politics of poland, other countries, various countries of the european union, i do not think that this is good, but it is not a catastrophe, you just need to think about it... where is the internal politics and where there is a strategic partnership, cooperation, everything is fine for ukraine, but of course such emotions, statements, they are definitely not good for us, so unfortunately, we just have to cling to elizaveta yasko, people's deputy of ukraine, a bundle, something so would to speak under...' he faltered, let's hope that mr

bomb looks like none of that was on their radar. judging by what former german chancellor ongoing merkel said back in 2015, i'm convinced that handles populate today's great task presented by the influx and the integration of so many people is an opportunity for tomorrow. it goes without saying that will help and accommodate people who seek safe haven with us. first, i heard a menu and that whole said, basically the same kind of thing. recently, a quote chance for france, you called migrants. well, that's before failed integration resulted in riots popping off all across france and setting the country a place over the summer. in response to a minority could be killed by a cost at a roadblock. the unemployment rate is twice as high in the you for non you nationals, almost 13 percent compared to 5.5 percent. and yes, just last months. boats full of migraines by the thousands. we're landing on italy's land produced the island with the e. u spearheading the redistribution throat all of europe. add that to the 1300000 refugees from 2015 alone, which should be enough to of also important piece

merkel built her policy.us, there are many differences between the main opposing forces, and the style of conducting these meetings, let's say, is also very interesting today. for me it was that president andrzej dude, and this is very symbolic, you know where he meets, the upcoming elections, he opens a fragment of the protective wall on the russian, russian-polish border, which is supposed to protect poland from provocations from russia and from smugglers, well, this is also such a gesture, it is very interesting and symbolic , in principle, of course, this storm, which is currently blowing over poland, has largely separated a lot of people, many acquaintances, friends, in families where some family members support the ruling party, and the second is categorically against, very strongly, very much a brutal polemic, a lot of compromising material, a series called the fsb in poland is currently being shown on polish television screens, i will tell you that we need to watch all this, and this is a very importa

oakland has been without a permit chief since armstrong was fired by merkel back in february. the police commission has been slow gathering a list of recommended candidates to present to the mayor. >> whales and dolphins in american waters are losing food and habitat to climate change, according to a first of its kind assessment by researchers with noaa, the national oceanic atmospheric administration. they sent more than 100 mammal species in the u.s. and found that more than 70% of them or vulnerable due to the consequences of the warming waters. researchers say the welsh, dolphins and seals are in particular danger. the humpbacks like we see around the bay are among the vulnerable groups. >> up next, he missed the late game heroics but not quite like this. shaq making a surprise return, not as big of a surprise as we know. he's making a return to the bay area. we'll tell you where and why. >> he was not supposed to be. here's a live look outside of rockefeller center. let's their whole pertaining for nightly news. one of the top stories is the suppressing job report and wha