news live from berlin at the munich security conference escaping condemnation of iran from israel's prime minister. mr zarif. do you recognize there's an italian who confronts the iranian foreign minister over a drone israel shot down in israeli airspace iran's foreign minister hit back calling the speech a quote cartoonish circus also coming up our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers then it's time for them to be the change that we need. to hear what a state of florida grief turns to anger as survivors of wednesday's high school massacre attended gun control rally close to where the attack took place. and in the bundesliga struggling both birth we're aiming for an upset against table toppers byron munich on saturday we'll show you if they managed it. welcome to the program i'm mary in evanston and it's good to have you with us. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned that if israel feels threatened it could take action directly against iran netanyahu made the comments on the final day of the munich security conference and at the end of a week that sa

sean young is closer to munich than appears to washington d.c. . european countries have to work more closely to counter the dangers the permanent structure of cooperation or pascoe agreement reached last year by twenty five even countries is a move towards this but it must not be seen as competing with nato a point stressed by german defense minister orsillo funda lyon in munich. to a few months q it wasn't able to act at all because we didn't have neither the procedures nor the structures now we are establishing of those with the military command with the european defense fund just to name some examples so that we are able to act for our own security to a central pillar of european security as close cooperation between germany and france french defense minister flawless pylea mentioned existing structures but sees joint armament projects as the next step. on this cd we have decided that in the future we would also have shared drones shared weapons and shared fighter jets. these are you want to show us. all in attendance at the munich security con

eleven of our lives pick up fleets were massacred at the munich airport. in many ways this act of savagery heralded the rise of international terrorism and we've all been battling it ever since and eighty years ago. another event took place here with far ranging consequences. a disastrous agreement was signed here that set the world on a course towards history's most horrific war. two decades after world war one. two decades after a war that claimed sixteen million lives the leaders who met in munich chose to appease hitler's regime rather than confront it. those leaders were noble men. they thought they were fulfilling their highest responsibility to keep the peace. but the price of their action would soon become apparent the concessions to hitler only emboldened the nazi regime and facilitated its conquest of europe. rather than choosing a path that might have prevented war for the very least limited its scope and its scale. those well intentioned leaders made a wider war inevitable and far more costly. some time after the war roosevelt asked churchill i

this is d w news live from berlin at the munich security conference a scathing condemnation of iran from israel's prime minister. mr zarif. you recognize there's been a minute tanya who confronts the iranian foreign minister over a drone israel shot down an israeli air space is wrong foreign minister hits back calling the speech a quote cartoonish circus also coming up hard government and president can do is sometimes in prayers then it's time for victims to be the change that we need to be back in the u.s. state of florida grief turns to anger as survivors of wednesday's high school massacre attend a gun control rally close to where the attack took place. and on the run from nazis in modern day europe the first german entry at this year's berlin film festival transfers the plot of a famous novel to the french city of marsay we have a sneak preview of christiane petzold new film the transit. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen it's good to have you with us tensions in the middle east have taken center stage at the munich security conference with israeli prime minister binya

the message from munich for europe that can only be strength in unity. and we're going to take you to munich now where our chief political editor mckayla proof is standing by for us good morning mckayla now there's been a major backlash i believe to those comments made by the polish prime minister matteo more of yet ski about to jewish perpetrators i believe tell us more. yes basically after his speech yesterday which was once again affirmation to nato and calling for a more united europe he got a question from the audience of somebody who basically cites the case of his parents who had been surrendered pretty much to the nazis in poland by actually polish nationals and he put to mr parmenter moretti that clearly this would in future be illegal and he then responded by saying there were polish perpetrators just as there were jewish ones as well and this is now creating a major backlash from both of the world jewish council but also from israeli's prime minister binyamin netanyahu who basically called this as a. somebody not being able to understand histo

search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor speaks of indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismiss this as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin it no longer knows who want to make of washington's policies also coming up the turkish german journalism done as you jel says he's glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison but he expressed concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. and law from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all have all the glitz and glamour coming up for you later on the show. hello and welcome i'm marrying evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that can the world stable for a decade are under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is braggs it and the rise of right wing populist. or less armament fueled wars protesters want

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news live from berlin at the munich security conference a scathing condemnation of iran from israel's prime minister. mr zarif. do you recognize this meeting and tell you who confronts the reigning foreign minister over a drone israel shot down an israeli air space iran's foreign minister heads back calling the speech a quote cartoonish circus also coming up all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers then it's time for a victim to be the change that we need to be. in the u.s. state of florida grief turns to anger survivors of wednesday's high school massacre at ten to gun control rally close to where the attack took place. more world premieres here at the berlin international film festival today it's women driving the quads at the berlin international fund of film festival i have the details. welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean it's good to have you with us. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned that if israel feels threatened it could take action directly against iran and to know who made the comments on the final day of the munich se

news live from berlin at the munich security conference a scathing condemnation of iran from israel's prime minister issues or if. you recognize there's been human netanyahu confronting the reigning in foreign minister over a drone israel shop down in israeli air space he warns iraq not to test israel's result it's also on the program our government and president can do is send constant prayer an attorney for victims to be the change that we need to speak. florida grief terms to anger as survivors of wednesday's high school massacre attend a gun control rally close to where the attack took place and. on the run from nazis in modern day europe the first german entry at this year's berlin film festival transfers the plot from the famous novel to the french city of must say we have a sneak preview for you of christian petzold new film transit. in german soccer hoffenheim played host last night to shall cut a match between two of the youngest coaches in top tier european soccer leonardo's mun and demand eco tedesco two friends from the same coaching class will tell you who came out on top

ok let's cross live now to munich where i did have you chief political editor. is standing by for us some. you were in the plenary when benjamin netanyahu was addressing it should give us an idea of the mood in the reception that his speech received. well to one degree there was no real surprise kitty israel is visibly angered but people did hold their breath when he held up this piece of drone that iran still continues to deny its own that it knows this drone into the air space really the message that came through here is not just that iran is seen as a threat seen as a power that tries to extend its power base now into syria something that benjamin netanyahu was adamant he simply would not let happen but there was also a scathing condemnation of the iranian nuclear deal with john kerry the former u.s. secretary of state actually sitting in the audience he's one of the key architects of the people who helped this to actually come together after more than a decade of negotiation and it is seen in europe and amongst particular democrat in the united states as a b

berlin shining a spotlight on security diplomats the funds ministers of world leaders gathering at the munich security conference to assess the world's biggest security threats we'll hear from our correspondent at the summit that helped shape global relations also coming up poland's dispute over the remembrance as the country's prime minister arrives in berlin for talks critics want to know why poland has made it illegal to say there were poles who collaborated in the holocaust. plus the berlin film festival first animated opening feature. because they will get a number of guns wes anderson said i a little dogs and i thought there's a look at the starring role being played by the need to campaign at this year's fest. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show global security is very much in the spotlight at the munich security conference which opens in just a few hours now the very capitals fairing to kick off the annual event is very high profile one has deployed four thousand police officers to protect the delegates there it's a three day forum that. brings together world leaders top diplomats an

we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when the alliances that kept the world stable for decades are under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is a great sit and the rise of right wing populism. less armament fuel wars protesters want to make their message loud and clear to world leaders attending the munich security conference and now in its second day the conference is taking place under tight security a mirror image of global uncertainty. for us europeans it must be clear that in order to maintain our values our prosperity and our security in the world of tomorrow we have to stand united in. an appeal against nationalist unilateralism protectionism and for a joint european defense policy in a time when established security structures are under strain the war in syria tensions between the u.s. and russia disagreements between key nato allies and within the european union breaks it for example is raising questions about the futur

the show the security in the spotlight diplomats defense ministers and well you do gather at the munich security conference to assess the biggest trying to piece in the but. i'm on the thought she not welcome to the show was talk that some breaking news turkish german journalist dennis your chin is to be feed after a year in prison usually was jailed on suspicion of spreading propaganda in support of a terrorist organization and inciting violence he denies the allegations and in fact he was never charged with any crime his detention had strained relations between germany and turkey futures impending release comes a day off the german chancellor angela merkel pushed for movement on your case in a budget meeting with turkish prime minister yielded him. and event journalists have been celebrating the release off their colleague in fact this is a tweet that we had been the sound reporter yun lyndon our tweeted this picture of dennis future for the simple words dennis is friday dennis is free for more on the story i'm joined by our correspondents in the stumble we have dorian jones and up al

but after refuelling in munich it was there the crash happened. charlton, who was 20 at the time, suffered head injuries but survived the disaster. there was a young lad in the same room as me and he had a paper, i went through the list of players in my mind, and he just told me yes or no, if they were alive or dead. harry gregg helped pull survivors from the wreckage and is now at 85 he admitted that the ceremony would probably be his last trip to old trafford. you can't live with the tragedy every day, you can't do it. i was part of a great manchester united team at that time. iam very manchester united team at that time. i am very proud of the small past that i was in. manager matt busby was given the last rites by a priest after the crash, but survived and was back in the united dugout by the start of the following season. it was under his stewardship that the clu b was under his stewardship that the club was rebuilt around the survivors. eventually culminating in the european cup title in 1968. charlton scoring two of their goals ina 4—1 char

do you recognize this on the final day of the munich security conference benyamin netanyahu israel's prime minister confronts iran over a drone shot down by israel iran's foreign minister hits back calling this an yahoo's appearance a circus. after u.s. officials and thirteen russians for meddling in the twenty sixteen election and next troll tells you they are just the tip of the iceberg of russia's fake news factory. also on the show a book mislead by full of the brucia mention gladbach host and don't believe it's the visitors winning the last four times the two sides met but it proved to be a close game. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. it's been a rapid evolution of relations between germany and turkey last week turkey's prime minister banally visited berlin and paved the way for the release of an imprisoned german journalist then over the weekend more signs of a thaw you know the ring told the german media he expected president era to want to visit berlin amid hopes for renewed military cooperation but critics say it's the result of a secret deal for german tanks

berlin shining a spotlight on security diplomats defense ministers and world leaders gathering at the munich security conference to assess the biggest threats facing the world we'll hear from our correspondents at the talks that helped shape global relations also coming up poland's dispute over remember and says the country's prime minister arrives here in berlin for talks critics want to know why poland has made it illegal to say there were poles who murdered jews during world war two. and south africa's new president gets down to work after the optimism of his inauguration cyril ramaphosa who sets a layout the challenges facing the contrary in today's state of the nation address . plus the berlin film festivals first animated opening feature. because of the burden of conflict wes anderson's aisle of dogs and there's a look at the starring role played by the me to campaign at this year's festival. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show global security is very much in the spotlight at the munich security conference which opens in just a few hours the bavarian capital. it's preparing to kick of

d w news law and from berlin at the munich security conference a scathing condemnation of a rant from israel's prime minister. this user if. you recognize there's. been a name netanyahu confronts the your friend in foreign minister over a drone is a real shot down in israeli airspace iran's foreign minister hit back calling the speech quote a cartoonish circus also on the program today at the berlin international film festival it's women who are driving the books i'll take you through the biggest movies coming up. hello and welcome i'm michel henery good to have you with us israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has warned that if israel feels threatened it could take direct action against iran netanyahu made the comments on the final day of the munich security conference and at the end of a week the saw iran and israel edge closer to open confrontation israel's prime minister was in hawkish form when he took to the stage and munich in a blistering speech he slammed what he calls iran's aggression in the middle east. here's a piece of that iranian drone or what's left of it after w

joining us live from munich he's been listening in to that of quite a remarkable speech by. their hashim you know really coming out fighting on russia's role in europe what he said was nato's confrontational attitude to. russia among other issues like what he referred to as the irrational rhetoric for russia rising and involvement in other countries' affairs. basically what we listened to was a sharp rebuke of the e.u. from the russian foreign minister sergei love saying that the europeans don't seem to be learning from the past saying that's one of the russia has been able to deliver all the promises he made to korea after the end of the cold war. the europeans are still has done thing the russians in a negative manner he says of the same time i was seeing these that need to continues to expand east the americas us to push in with the system defense system in places like poland which the russians have been saying in the past could trigger a major military confrontation and therefore he says that the only way is for the russians and the europeans to come together and try to

search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policy who's also on the program. germany's social democrats trying to rally their rank and file ahead of a party vote that will determine the country's next government. and a huge shock at the winter olympics as a snowboarder takes gold in skiing that and more of the best action from date coming up. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are now under strain for its part germany is aren't sure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is brics it and the rise of right wing populism. less armament fuel wars protesters want to make their message loud and clear to worl

standing by for us in munich is mission to krishna our chief political editor. so the german foreign minister is in my gob to get was the first leader to speak this morning and he expressed concern about u.s. foreign policy under the trump administration let's have a listen to what he had to say. perhaps this explains why we germans are sometimes eritrea today when we look across the atlantic. that we are no longer. to recognize america these days. we measure america by deeds by words by tweets. all right michelle was so speaking there what kind of policy then does gum pale want to see from the trumpet ministration. well before you went into that comment praised america's traditional role of also defending interests of its allies in europe now that is something the united states also general a master who we heard here has recommitted to at the same time he criticized that there was a global architecture there is this not just perceived but actual withdrawal of the united states from many regions in the world and he said that others would move in quite specifical

search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says poland no longer knows what to make of washington's policies also on the program. germany social democrats try to rally their rank and file head of a party that will determine the country's next government. french superstar is about to pair lights up the red carpet and she plays a high class prostitute in the french drama push thoughts wrote to me here in the berlin only. look at our latest from our reporter. welcome to the program i'm michelle henery thanks for joining us we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are now under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there's bragg's it and the rise of right wing populism. less armament fuel wars proteste

search for you to be at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a plane russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policies also on the program. the turkish german journalist dennis so they're glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison but he expressed concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival and we'll give you all the details of what happened today stay with us and grab your popcorn. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us security in the european union after brics it and transatlantic toys in the trump era those were the topics dominating a second day of speeches at the munich security conference here in germany german foreign ministers of more gabrielle and british prime minister theresa may were among the leaders that took to the podium to outline global security challenges and their vis

speech of munich security conference the israeli prime minister. thank you very much. now our chief political editor with me in the studio middle east analyst shaunie rose on his shiny let some go through netanyahu speech what i want to ask you is what in your view were his key messages in what he's just been saying well we need to keep in mind i want to bring in something he country did not mention but he did mention many times saudi arabia he's talking about arab countries about how the relationship has warmed up his you know closer ties he said at the end with a q. and a part that he never imagined in his lifetime he will manage he will leave to see that day he never mentioned saudi arabia by its name he's smart enough to know that we've been too much trouble on saudi arabia on himself but of course this is this is something that he sees as a breakthrough he sees an opportunity to prove that there is a way with the muslim countries if we find the right countries you find the moderate sunni countries in opposed to iran which of course you run saudi arabia that's a ve

has yet to begin you can keep right up to date with the munich security conference of course here on al-jazeera up next it's the news grid all season this is really an attack on itself is a lot of this understanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context of hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. marks i will address the issues which are key even here when the news grid we take you live in a to listen to the nato secretary general. for defense and nuclear challenges force some words about the transatlantic partnership in front of the new nato headquarters there are two memorial one is a section of the wall and the older a twisted girder from the wreckage of the twin towers in new york. triggered the date symbolize nato's sir steel hard commitment to our collective defense and our solidarity in the fight against terrorism but most of all they symbolize the unbreakable bond that unites the continents of north america and europe during the cold war nato successfully deterred the soviet union when the cold war ended we

the icy weather three munich couldn't keep by munich health a training pitch. a thirty match winning streak in all competitions has the german champions brimming with confidence box coach and his squad resting on their laurels they're predicting a tough test. but. you will will see that they can really play. but it comes as no surprise to me that. they group and won three games with one yeah i just hope that we can put in a top performance so we can lay the foundations for the return leg. the three of us will be. a packed stadium is expected at the allianz arena for the game this despite busy banging their supporters from attending the match by defender is convinced there will be plenty of turkish friends in the stadium to voice their support. so i organized two tickets for a couple of friends there are many turkish people living in germany and they follow turkish football they'll be loud perhaps not as loud as usual as they won't be concentrated in one area which is often the case of to follow by a need to be wary but no pushover and they thrive in a big match

you know there was a tense exchange at a major security conference in munich on sunday when israel's prime minister once again took aim at iran which he described as the biggest threat to middle east security holding up a component for what he said was an iranian drone benjamin netanyahu warned tehran not to test israel's resolve iran responded by accusing israel of being the main aggressor in the region they have a traitor has the story from munich. he's ready for prime minister benjamin netanyahu went straight into attack mode against iran as he took to the podium in munich issuing a direct threat to tehran israel iran. to put a noose of terror around. we will act without hesitation to defend ourselves and we will act if necessary not just against iran's proxies that are attacking us but against iran itself he followed up with a dramatic flourish that quote all the delegates by surprise brandishing a piece of wreckage from the iranian drone shot down an israel space last week. and he had this message for iran's foreign minister mohammad job a saudi i bought it here so you can see f

between munich and berlin hung over the last two glad to know their draw against freiburg minds and votes for a point each and of course on sunday we've got two games we've got leverkusen against shelter about the juicy affair and then life against cologne kind of course cologne pick up so much needed points and let's not forget that neither much as a monday monday we'll see dortmund take on now it's time to take a look at what those results mean on the table with six of the nine matches in the books no shock at the top byron munich still up their twenty point difference with dortmund there and second frankfurt no change really just stand here glove box move up us do hoffenheim over move down and then the other end of the table which is where things are really getting quite interesting we'll see if there's a bit of movement there of course no change at the very bottom for cologne hamburg and minds volves move down braman move up freiburg guard up so plenty of worrying times there for those bottoms. three teams now it's time to present the play on the day and today we've got a specia

greeted by the audience in munich. already what she knocked out was seen as a given that was one of the first things that britain signaled is that security would be off the table when it comes to renegotiating its relationship to the european union post rex it and what we really heard here is home mopping out what would be lost if they couldn't be any agreement found that this close corporation is vital both for british security interests also for european security interests which raises the question why does he map it out if everybody is aware of it anyway well there is some kind of clue to that in a comment applies on food was asked about this later on the european commission president said that he would certainly want to see a separation of security issues and other issues in those negotiations of a postbox agreement so some question marks at least more to be discussed all right michelle and i krishna reporting from the munich security conference many thanks indeed for now german turkish journalist dan as you jel ha

on the final day of the munich security conference benyamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister confronts iran over a drone shot down by israel iran's foreign minister gets back calling nessun you know whose appearance a circus act. and after u.s. officials indicted thirteen russians for meddling in the twenty six thousand election and x. troll tells t w they're just the tip of the iceberg in russia's fake news factory it's. also on the program a bonus legal battle of the ghosts you just mentioned up but hosted. visitors winning the last four times the two sides messed up but it proved to be a close game. and for female driven movies you see impressed at the berlin international film festival of you're about the italian adoption drama exploring a young girl's search for identity. plus the swedish black comedy is its divided critic. oh i'm terry martin welcome to the program is not a rapid evolution of relations between germany and turkey last week turkey's prime minister been out the visit berlin and paved the way for the release of an imprisoned german journalist then over the weekend mo

tackling global security threats world leaders are gathered here in germany for a day two of the munich security conference british prime minister theresa main stressing the need for good ties with europe after brings it all germany's foreign minister says europe and the u.s. should look to their historical times also coming up the turkish and german journalist down in dujail says he's glad to be home after a year in a turkish jail but he expressed concern for the many jailed journalists still behind bars. and live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all hot all the glitz and glamour coming up for you later on the show. hello and welcome i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin though with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is brag that and the rise of right wing populism. less armament fuel wars protesters wan

there berliners were set on taking something home from munich in spite of the threat from the robert leavened ski and the rest of the byron attack. they started with plenty of confidence while byron struggled to get into the game after their champions league exertions that he made to test it spent from range. at the other end of the wasted byron's best chance when clean through on goal neil neil the score at half time. after the break the league leaders picked up the pace but their fearsome attack found a worthy foe and rooney yosh done even the blunders leaguers top score couldn't convert his chances byron's winning run comes to an end well the capital club take a hard earned point. that he pushed our opponents in the right direction stopped them from getting the ball forward doubled up on the wings and defended set pieces well i'd give us an a. lot but to hacking was hoping to end a four match losing streak when he and captain visited their former club hand over points and pride were both up for grabs here but the foals were again poor in front of goal while their hosts created few

our chief international correspondence is in munich now.on of theresa may's speech and this apparent discord over security arrangements? there was lots of discussion behind—the—scenes about what role britain with glee after brexit. there are questions being asked by britain's partners, those who have been coming to the munich conference for many years and working closely with britain about why britain is choosing to go the way that it has decided. it was noticeable the respectful but silent reception theresa may got for her speech here in munich. there were two questions asked of her, that she could avoid all this if she decided not to leave the european union and that created a wave of laughter across the audience but again at the end she was asked if britain could roll back its decision to leave the eu, but we saw whatjean—claude juncker had said, very respectful towards britain's prime minister but again, saying matter—of—factly that the issues were not just saying matter—of—factly that the issues were notjust about saying matter—of—fact

this is d w news live from berlin at the munich security conference escaping condemnation of iran from israel's prime minister. mr zarif. you recognize there's. been a minute ten yahoo confront the arraigning foreign minister over a drone israel shot down an israeli air space iran's foreign minister hits back calling the speech quote a cartoonish circus and at the berlin wall it. it's a big night for european sort of out of the berlin international film festival and tonight its review women driving the plot would have the details coming up. welcome to the program i'm mary in evanston it's good to have you with us israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned that if israel feels threatened it could take action directly against iran natanya who made the comments on the final day of the munich security conference and at the end of a week that saw iran and israel edged closer to open confrontation. israel's prime minister was in hawkish form when he took to the stage in munich in a blistering speech he slammed what he calls iran's aggression in the middle east. here's a piece of th

the munich security conference often focuses on weapons of mass destruction regional war and the threat from rogue nations and groups but at this year's meeting the conflict is between russia and the us which is now and died thirteen russian citizens for allegedly interfering in the two thousand and sixteen presidential race the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov called the indictments irrelevant they said. so until we hear the facts everything else is just blather the indictment says otherwise the defendants allegedly were promoting donald trump's candidacy and undermining that of his democratic rival hillary clinton. one example an anti trump protest march in new york shortly after his election allegedly organized by the defendants and not by ordinary americans the allegation is that the russians were using the anti trump protest to cover their tracks in supporting him the special counsel robert muller has indicted thirteen russian citizens and three companies for allegedly interfering in the two thousand and sixteen elections according to the unsealed indictment the accused alleg

that we had in munich thank you very much for that. and we'll bring you all the latest updates from the conference track today. and over the weekend now after a heated exchange between washington and on korea on thursday u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson sat down with his turkish counterpart today in hopes of easing tensions over their diverging interests in syria the u.s. is backing kurdish fighters their fight is a turkey describes as terrorists after the meeting to this an arch turkey to be cautious in their cross border military operations against the syrian cuts have a listen call on turkey to show restraint in its operation to minimize the casualties to civilians and avoid actions that would escalate tensions in that area . from the beginning we've been transparent with turkey regarding our objectives in syria. we have always been clear with turkey that the weapons provided to the syrian democratic forces would be limited mission specific and provided all an experimental basis to achieve military objectives only that was the

after munich, we should of god. [inaudible] the only sound recording we have of hitler talking in an ordinary way in the summer of 1942 when hitler left he said he wanted to meet to try to persuade him to come in on the war and again he goes on to manheim and said i wanted to invade in 1939. he felt again it was a year too late. he felt on the back foot and to listen to that tape in 1942 which is online for anyone who wants to listen to it, it's fascinating because hitler, talking about the russians, they have 35000 tanks. if any of my generals would come to me and say the soviets have 35000 tanks i would've said you're mad, but the russians had time to rearm as well. it would've been very difficult to get across the channel and i think the spitfires obviously had a great advantage over homes while fighting. i think it would've been difficult and i think one of the reasons, paradoxically that churchill was so anxious not to hear these peace terms which would've come to mussolini is that they might've been very lenie

and the second day of the munich security conference is underway in germany with the conflict in eastern ukraine being discussed. germany's foreign minister says he favors easing sanctions on russia if it can be implemented violence in eastern ukraine has killed ten thousand people so that's russia annexed crimea in two thousand and fourteen. now it is the seventh anniversary of the start of the revolution and libya protests and benghazi eventually led to the toppling of colonel moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven while many people say it has led to much change on goal and political division the still taking its toll on the lives of many libyans mahmud up the wall had reports from the capital tripoli. does not enjoy his business as he once did in the old days he says when the financial situation was a staple in libya he used to have fourteen workers in his shop but not now and the coppersmith hardly gets any older has to make anything new or have the where sometimes we work here for a whole day and end up with always nothing in our pockets many clients have not come to pick up a p