whether you want a closer relationship with him your sausages or chops is really a matter of taste peter oliver party german. drug arrests drunken brought in as the usual ingredients for holiday it's a common occurrence for thousands of british toys travelling around the world and as our for thinks planes they seem to think nothing can stop them. you say you pull the take a and you're finally off on your holiday to say the very last thing you want to have happen is to get into trouble boarding at nineteen thousand people so consular assistance last year according to the latest figures by the foreign and commonwealth office into british behavior a broad there has been a rise in some countries of more serious crimes and that's causing concern in particular the statistics run rate and sexual assaults are up by ten percent now the countries that have been pinpointed as this particular areas of concern spain turkey and boys all countries popular with young holidaymakers all countries renowned for their very busy night life now it has to be said the brits do tend to have a bit of a reputation of cour

whistleblower edward snowden peter oliver now looks at who ranks where on the n.s.a.'s watch list. of the latest information to come out about the n.s.a. spying scandal is being published in news magazine here in germany now the. documents that were leaked by edward snowden and dated from april of this year now those documents outlining just the extent of how the united states was spying on e.u. countries now the twenty eight member states it says were looked at in terms of foreign policy international trade and economic stability none of them apparently security related but those were the the areas in which the n.s.a. pursued the hardest now there was also spying taking place and information being gathered with regards to technology and energy as well. also revealed in these documents that have been put forward in news magazine show a breakdown of the countries which the n.s.a. targeted the most now they split into a couple of key is of importance now in the in the top to have countries like china russia iran pakistan and north korea but just underneath that you have countries lik

homelessness have rocketed these last few years but germany remains adamant for more sturdy artist peter oliver reports now on what may be going through german leaders minds. more and more we're seeing senior figures from the world of european finance coming out and saying that they think that it's almost inevitable that greece will have to have a third bailout if it's to try and ease its ailing economy particularly here in germany that is something that would be looked at germany has been one of the major contributors towards the towards giving money to the ailing greek economy and of course we are in a period where there's a general election on the twenty second of september now to talk a little bit more about this and what is to be done with the greek economy i'm joined by dr marcus kerber who is a professor of political economy institute of technology and the founder of the think tank thanks very much for talking to me are we seeing mrs merkel and other leading german politicians dancing around the issue of what's going to be some rather painful decisions they going to have to be made in th

until there is clarification of the surveillance program argues peter oliver has more. what peer steinbrück the head of the leader of the s.t.p. and the only real candidate who has a chance of challenging angle of merkel in the in the upcoming elections what he said is that should he become chancellor well he'll put the brakes on ongoing talks on a a free trade agreement between the us and the e.u. now these are trade talks that have moved at a pretty pace at the best of times and they are potentially worth multiple billions of dollars worth of money to both sides but there are sticking points and it's what he said during an interview on german television was that how can we trust our american allies and colleagues when it comes to talking about the best trade deal for both sides when how do we know they don't have microphones under our desks and they aren't listening to everything that we are saying they are one of the only few issues in which the which the opposition can can attack angle merkel on she remains incredibly personally popular here in germany and is pretty

peter oliver there will be coins first appeared in two thousand and eight when an anonymous creator published a paper laying out his ideas on how the peer to peer electronic cash system should be operated since then the digital currency has gained popularity across the world and thousands of small online merchants now recognize because as an alternative to major currencies the value of individual bitcoins hit a record high this april when it was being traded at two hundred and sixty u.s. dollars growing concerns over the effect could have on the dollar prompted the u.s. government to investigate it earlier this month and washington claims it could be used in criminal activity. well we've got everything you need to know about bitcoin on our website auntie don't call me also online it's a saif i come true. a dutch scientists has found a way to read people's minds head to our website to find out how it all went in invention plus thoughts from your head. and healthy habits hurting businesses russia's ban on night time booze sales means foreign brewers have to find new ways to shift their been all

saying bit of corners were virtual and couldn't be a basis for a fraud tars well he failed arches peter oliver went to meet those who have no doubt but coins has real value. bitcoin. taro coins beat coin can see are fooling those developing the digital currency perhaps a little bunkers has the potential to be brilliant but we're still in the early days down the road i think it has tremendous potential and the thing next yes it can be you know everybody wants to convenience it's there it's in so-called spaces like this one in bratislava the kinks in the currency being ironed out by a dedicated inclusive group even holding a wedding within a digital den to care for and protect each other you're from. the developers may soon an unconventional group this is an incompetent currency not controlled by any government or central bank this peer to peer method of exchange could run chanting it will take the stand there. like life cycle. every technology of every new technology hoping the geeks will use it first. sooner or later the customers will use however with one bitcoin currently being worth around

some that approach is simply not good enough they want to know exactly what they're munching on peter oliver met one german farmer who has found a way to satisfy even the most picky of appetites. europeans want to know exactly where their food is coming from this year we've seen the scandal of me being passed off as beef and ready meals and the genetically modified crop giant monsanto decide that there isn't a market for them in you. all this is given one pig farmer an idea how to assure customers that his product is the best it can be and. it's simple enough to see the environment where that it will take an animal has grown up they get to see them in a field surrounded by grants not in some stock in the country by buying from burned is a little different from going to your local organic butcher customers pick their pick from photos online and then through a web cam they can watch the animals grow when you get back and then several months later they receive their requested cut. the idea behind this belongs to a student from berlin who denys bookman his philosophy was that people should look

might not even remember yourself would you have been looking on google but this is tim will know peter oliver artie berlin and across in the united states independent private messaging websites are now coming under fresh pressure to share their data with the n.s.a. earlier my colleague mattress or he spoke with the founder of one such site he wants to move his resources offshore in order to protect privacy what's happened is the spies have turned the companies like apple and google into spies themselves i think the whole n.s.a. spying has had a seriously. negative impact on the trust and faith people have in the political and legal system in the united states at this point i think that people are looking at moving themselves their assets and their information offshore. one of your previous interviews you had said that you feel the u.s. could turn into electronic prison can you elaborate on a little bit well if everyone's watching everything that you do and you don't know where that information is going there's no recourse in terms of what happens with the information there's no recourse in te

particularly busy times now how much and how exactly is the average citizen affected by this artie's peter oliver finds out. should the average person be concerned about their online information being stored by security services you can analyze a person's social graph as it's called so you will know with whom this prisoner is in contact with and you will be able to identify all the communication partners and also the type of communication so often and out in respect to events in germany the country's highest court ruled that storing data on citizens was unconstitutional however leaked documents show very close ties between the german b.m.d. and the n.s.a. with information on germans being passed from one to the other all in the name of security says the woman at the top not good since it's impossible to have security without inconveniences those involved in data protection say these inconveniences have now gone too far and we had suspicions that such a scheme was in place but not the sheer the mere extent of this regular and and. unwarranted and disproportionate measures that are taking place tak

peter oliver of berlin well it seems even the united nations is demeaning to being snooped told by america'sscandal plagued national security agency the newly published information leaked by edward snowden in the cage the world body's new york h.q. was caught in its controversial spy net as well one former un director of communications told us that the united nations can't do much in fact against acts of espionage like this without the help of its members the u.n. secretary that has limited resources and not very sophisticated techniques and it's basically dependent so the techniques that it does have this technology that it does have on its member states so i think that this operation was that if the especially the united states which is a host country where their headquarters are located he'd be very advanced superpower communications technology if they really want to crack whatever encryption the secretary at is adopting they will probably be able to do say it's unfortunate because of course diplomacy does need to be confidential and for the sector general to do his job properly he needs

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peter galin. i'm the program director for biological diversity and one of the group's co-founders. we been involved with the oliver de silva community and a series of accords and lead us here and want to speak in passage of the resolution in front of the board right now. there is a whole host of conservation projects that are dependent on the city moving forward with its process and those include damn removal, a series of damn removals that will open up dozens of miles of the alameda creek system to steel head for decades where it was closed off due to passage problems. there is a series of payments that oliver de silva company is making that will purchase endangeroused species habitat in the area. part of the package is funded to be regranted for en dangered habitat and this is contingent of the city moving forward on the agreement to approve the measure in front of it at this time and i guess i want to say in the years i of involved in this, the 25 years or so, oliver de silva and company has gone above and beyond what they needed to do and has embraced the environmental and community concerns which were somethi

. >> peter oliver. >> michael sierra. >> kerri winford. >> barry wo o. fonshi sin. >> and wilson bangs. >> congratulations to all of our graduates. [ applause ] >> thank you, arcadia and thank you graduates. i would quickly like to acknowledge udo and david dalatory from the labor area here today and i have the pleasure of introducing our fearless leader the director of city build pat mulligan >> thank you. >> thanks. >> i want to thank everybody that participated in this event. it is really heartwarming after the end of 18 weeks to go through this process and i want to congratulate the class that each of the student completed the 18-week section of training but now you embark on a new career. and so the work now begins in earnest really. it is just the beginning, endure, preserver and work hard and there are opportunities and money to be had, go out and take them, you know? i want to thank all of the contractors who really looked to serve through the process and to serve this pipeline. herra balls and web corp, swenderdon and kay hill and i want to ackn