a key player in the country going trial is north rhine-westphalia as justice minister joseph nye break up the trial began in may nine hundred sixty eight zero leaping to support the center for the foundation's release dad abishai but you but so i don't want to give you sad i said i'm going to present fun and alice could die not them he's really got it's above in there for becoming justice minister berger acted as criminal defense lawyer for the main defendant. in the archives contained files showing that he was a defense lawyer for herman ferrets a former director of growing intel the company that manufactures come together to bias aren't discovers a memorandum from the african prosecution service two days prior to becoming justice minister. still annoying roach to the public prosecutors and here's a. any and all questions concerning his client have been answered and that there is nothing to stop the case being dismissed. dungeness to on fuel minus never. really in and president downfall the good of the stock was issued on vi and they had an outside how this bit of the odds according t

no it was the youth socialist leader in north rhine-westphalia who talked about paying ten year as membership for two months afterwards he clearly stated and i agree with him that new members are always welcome by the way we already have very many who want to vote in favor of the coalition out of the front office but they have to commit to social democratic goals for the long term. considering the spectacle we've made of ourselves lately i don't suppose the s.p.d. is particularly vogue right now but we are nevertheless germany strongest party based on membership numbers and i think a large part of the population shares our basic values. in that case we lost in the last election for many reasons one of them was the refugee situation the elephant in the room that the s.p.d. never talked about. and then so i said what should the s.p.d. have done. big mistake was that we didn't even talk about it that he did so many people and when families have heated arguments about it at home but the main parties leave the topic completely then it's understandable they no longer feel represented and yes that w

a key player in the country going trial is north rhine-westphalia as justice minister joseph nye back up the trial began in may nine hundred sixty eight zero leap brinkley's approaches that are sort of foundations really abishai but you but so i don't want to give you sad i said i'm going to present fun and alice could not them these really fat suburban therefore becoming justice minister berger acted as criminal defense.

kinds of ups and downs than some older colleagues from a more stable areas like hamburg all in north rhine-westphalia. it's volatile voter approval shoots up rapidly but i've also won parliamentary elections with forty two percent and last a year later with just fourteen percent. that shows how quickly things can change. but yes i can handle it i know approval can't windell rapidly but that you can regain trust with hard work and voting results aren't permanent approval rate. that's what you're working on right now you just came back from the s.p.d. is regional conference where the party's member vote between government or opposition was discussed what was the mood like i think towards the party leadership it was fairly cautious but it was more positive regarding the coalition agreement there was substantive debate on the points we had negotiated with the christian democratic union which everybody knows that seventy percent of the agreement has the s.p.d. signature and that is met with a lot of support not for everything apart for about ninety percent and they know we

this is on the rhine, heavy rains and melting snow has swollen the rhine in germany. this guy is out for a rescue and it's surprising to me they were able to spot what he's about to rescue. a rabbit. >> hey, bunny. >> there was a shallow island for that rabbit to rest on. he's able to grab it out of the water and puts it into a lunch bag and moves on. he's not done he spotted another one. it's there in the tree. >> i don't even know they needed rescuers, is this a guy a rabbit expert? >> the fact that he was able to find that one in the tree that's blended in so well is incredible to me. >> he needs a bigger bag. >> yes, because the rescues aren't over. he spots a third one. he reaches out to grab it. but he jumps from limb to limb and escapes from him. he decides, try to take a break and turn these first two in. there are other people there with a raft ready to go out and assist and he goes back out to do another rescue. here comes rabbit number four >> man. >> that's one jumps from branch to branch. he spots rabbit number five. the rabbit is jumping him. but he's ab

a key player in the country going to trial is north rhine-westphalia as justice minister joseph nye but the trial began in may nine hundred sixty eight zero leaping he's a book says that a third of foundations really has gotten to do but so i don't want to give you sad i said i'm going to present fun hours an hour let's get down at them he's really got it's above in there for becoming justice minister berger acted as criminal defense lawyer for the main defendant. the archives contained files showing that he was a defense lawyer for herman ferrets a former director of growing intel the company that manufactures come together to bias out and discovers a memorandum from the arkan prosecution service two days prior to becoming justice minister. still a boy wrote to the public prosecutors in his opinion all questions concerning his client have been answered and that there is nothing to stop the case being dismissed. really in and president down there was a sworn v. and they had an outside of the speech of the odds according to records or appeared in person the next day to meet the prosecuti

the state government issued an invitation a study titled the role of the state of north rhine-westphalia income to go on and the consequences this presented to the victims of contraband. the study could been commissioned two years earlier by health minister barbara stephens. it's a ph d. thesis from the faculty of history at the university of much stuff. the author nicholas leonhard sram is already under pressure as the meeting begins. one of the reasons is that he used the term lifestyle drug to describe counter gun. dug into is its leader bob but i got a lifestyle that made a couple of good reasons that i was pretty sure victor is this big deal it's a bit dodgy about that we did dr good yet that's all submitted over this car hit five in the car bit to vomit and also a bit of that all for thought does disorderly him as an actor does. it all of us the evidence he does it's this big difference in the sort of miles over twenty thirty my minor. both unfortunate ducting did you know i'm alive i'm going to often for by done this more of us of with good news but we want to be wrong as does the

in north rhine-westphalia we've had a cd liberal coalition for a year now they did things that leave them open to criticism by the s.p.d. . like abolishing public transport discounts for people on welfare. but the s.p.d. that actually fell three points in the polls despite the fact that they attacked numerous policies. ten percent of the people who voted for the s.p.d. their last time around it would not do so today so does being in opposition really accomplish anything. twenty four thousand people have recently joined the s.p.d. it's not clear whether they really identify with the party i just want to them to a good school grand coalition. i've been an ass pretty member for six weeks now. thank you i didn't vote as pete in the last federal election and i wouldn't vote for them if they joined a grand coalition. i'm here today to thank kevin and his organization for all their work. thank you notice the twenty eight euros political science student from berlin he's learned today should wide respect for standing up to the s.p.d. leaders it's like david versus goliath. thanks for everythi

by admitting that not everything was handled correctly back then the north rhine-westphalia state government intends to use the apology to close the file on the counter gun case. the victims are not satisfied with just the results of a dissertation and an apology they don't believe the scandal has been fully resolved. really feel betrayed and demand a new investigation. they want an investigation that includes their own personal experience and considers the files they've discovered in the german archives. and felt start to that actually came from some must've been absolute often about sort that he had been documented yes common. also because the student be biased would be a good one to get in the body of a given given this involved why did we get all these niggas in the hunt by going to all while we are doesn't spend all if you will spend the entire league wrestling with this kind of lot of us guns in sponsor shall not want to be a muslim doesn't want to show my permission you know as much as i thought my both sides must i follow my guns the muslim field which most of mine if i mean really a

members and north rhine-westphalia more than four thousand since the end of january a record high. well with us here in the studio is the w.'s nina she's going to try to break down what's happening in those coalition talks here in berlin. nina we've already heard that a announcement could be imminent there's talk of a breakthrough nothing official though as we've just heard from our correspondent there who's following the goshi ations what can you read into these tea leaves. that is so difficult at the moment it is a situation that we in gemini are not used to we have to make that clear that it is something that for the past decades devaney has not experienced and this instability usually it doesn't take that long to form a government and you can really see that the posses are reluctant to get into the next grand coalition very well aware that they did lose significantly in the last elections in september and so they do have to play it hard they do have to find agreements and on little details as well just to make so it's a convince that posse bases extremely difficult to to get th

by admitting that not everything was handled correctly back then the north rhine-westphalia state government intends to use the apology to close the file on the counter gun case. the victims are not satisfied with just the results of a dissertation and an apology they don't believe the scandal has been fully resolved. they feel betrayed and demand a new investigation. they want an investigation that includes their own personal experience and considers the files they discovered in the german archives. of logs on and felt start to that actually came from some mr absolute often about sort that he had been he documented yes common indeed us also icac lefties didn't seem biased one to be a good one to get in the body of a given given this and of all the niggas in the hunt by going into ohio we are also spent twelve if you will spend a little. only class name was on this kind of lot of us going since once you have enough to win and your mom doesn't want to show them i'm finished no dismissed as i thought my little side much time for all my guns my mother's lame film which most of mine if i'm eager

it slumbered peacefully until rediscovered in the 19th century by those same romantics who put the rhineand tour map. they came here to paint and write about the best-preserved medieval town in germany. shops are filled with etchings and prints inspired by this 19th century romantic take on the town. [female voice over]: this program is made possible in part by the town of marion, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts, celebrating 21 years as a certified virginia main street community. the historic general francis marion hotel and the speakeasy restaurant and lounge, providing accommodations and casual fine dining in downtown marion, virginia. the bank of marion. technology powered, service driven. wbrf 98.1 fm. bryant label, a proud supporter of our region's musical heritage. ("cherokee shuffle" by gerald anderson) ♪

buildings remain the limes roman border fortifications once ran through present day germany from the rhine to the danube. we decided that this really has some cultural significance or but you look at it and you just see all standing there. the tsunami but in this case i look at the background at night and i picture that makes the wall seem to glow against the landscape. the wall was originally five hundred fifty kilometers long punctuated by nine hundred towers and one hundred twenty roman forts it was the largest european structure of its time thousands of soldiers were stationed along its. border they were well paid for their families along they were tradesmen and lived in villages nearby the stations were all well supplied prostitutes innkeepers then everything there is on its. back to the future one nine hundred twenty four another world cultural heritage site is the bauhaus school indes out guided by miss funder as motto less is more and the buildings by modern architecture pioneer look whose credo was a house is a machine to live in. yes and has that soul for an industrial complex on

across the rhine, it is...ng today, with the markets around the world bobbling extremely. we will have more in business briefing, which is coming up injust a moment. banks are your thoughts. we will have more in the next half hour. see you in a moment. halloo. it will remain cold for all of us this week, pretty typical early february weather. tuesday start of cold and frosty and there will be some so in the forecast. it should improve through the day with good spells of sunshine. there is the weather front lying across northern england and parts of wales, the so first thing. it would have cleared northern ireland scotland during the overnight period. a cold and frosty start. plenty of wintry showers to the north—west of scotla nd showers to the north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some with pale. further snowfalljust to the accumulations. this weather front will bring a centimetre of snow to northern england, wales, and the north—west midlands, mainly range was the south—west. for the midlands eastwards

schools in north rhine westfalia and join the challenger for a similar ban intel's little. but states a key senses of germany's alternative industry was contributes three percent of the country's gdp. german tanks data diesel calms the runs in common in the whole* scandal. the company that's an issue w. admission september size you fifteen that he had cheated on emissions tests in the us and europe. some suspects that german rivals may have done the same. comic isn't a promising sign vance speak emissions constance technology. rule so worried about falling sales for market share diesel towns in germany fell to thirty eight percent last year. down from forty five and twenty sixteen. a cold judgment could trigger of the plans of the german cities. pining fans a pressure on the industry. european aerospace giant airbus is turning a page as its long serving chief operating officer fabbri's because she stepsps downn. n his last day he oversaw the delivery of a new larger a three fifty model one of the firm's biggest clients cuts our airways. last month rival gulf carrier amrit s

this old paddle steamer has been fitted out with just such jets it's in service on the rhine river here in germany. that regularly passes by shuttle headquarters. shuttle was founded in one thousand nine hundred twenty one and has been developing and manufacturing marine propulsion and steering systems ever since it employs some thirteen hundred people worldwide. to shuttle hydro units which nearly as long a runs can build on the group's proprietary propeller technologies. this new unit at the company develop systems to harvest hydro kinetic energy a valuable renewal source. here they were testing a generator for the project in scotland to see. it's robust enough to function in the icy water for long periods of time. this is a unique opportunity for me personally and for the entire team we're almost all engineers so it's a joy to have the opportunity to develop a new product. but in addition we're helping to create a new market it's like it was with wind energy twenty five years ago. back in can all potential customers have arrived first they're shown to local sites such as done stuff w

dusseldorf originally said that driving bans were ok the state governments barred inverting bagga north rhine-westphalia had appealed against that now all the country's highest administrative court has said no driving bans can be introduced they are legal and indeed it is ordered that the cities of stuttgart and duesseldorf to date their pollution plans around the pollution plans and to make sure that people are protected from the harmful effects of diesel vehicles and i think this verdict clearly will not just apply to those two cities but will apply to cities around the country and there are many of them in germany as many as seventy have got a really serious problem with filthy air now they had to talk about the court passing on the decision up to a higher european court has that now been doing dot. well the court today has said that these bans can be introduced they don't need a. unified regime from that national level and this decision also does not need to be referred to the european court of justice so that can go ahead without further european scrutiny i would point out that the european commiss

members and north rhine-westphalia some more than four thousand since the end of january a record high. once we heard the young lady in the beginning of the report say this is a protest action can we assume that this surge in membership in the spirit is being driven by people who want to vote against any coalition agreement. well this certainly be in a campaign by the young so showed socialists the youth wing of the social democrats they have in fact been campaigning for people to join the party in order to vote against this grand coalition in order to participate in this rank and file but then you have to say even if twenty thousand new members have joined the party in recent times out of a total of four hundred sixty thousand that's still quite as quite a low percentage so i doubt that the new members are able to swing the vote but then again you have to say that there is some dollars about what the sentiment amongst the rank and file democrats really is going to be there has been a lot of reticence about joining another grand coalition because members of the party feel that this wil

members and north rhine-westphalia more than four thousand since the end of january a record high. hunts for the a woman featured in that report said she joined the s.p.d. with the intention of voting against any coalition agreement and thousands of others have done the same could this end up determining the formation of germany's next government. well the young social democrats the youth wing of the social democratic party has in fact been running a campaign for people to join the party in order to participate in this vote and to reject the grand coalition but you have to say that somewhere on four hundred sixty thousand members of the social democratic party maybe some twenty thousand have recently joined it's not a number that is likely to swing the votes in one way or the other. but you have to say that the question of whether or not such a grand coalition is good for the social democratic party is one that's been discussed for a long time and very controversially within that party and many people in the party feel that another grand coalition will in massacre lay the social de

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the state of lower saxony for example has registered more than a thousand members and north rhine-westphalia saw more than four thousand since the end of january a record high. wow ok so we've seen a renewed enthusiasm from people wanting to join the s.p.d. in what might be a well direct democracy or sauber tossings well what do you make of this rise of membership for the s.p.d. . well in fact many of the people who have now entered the s.p.d. were actively courted by the s.p.d.m. youth wing which wants to prevent a grand coalition at any cost and they have in fact had a real campaign to get new members to join the party and as you know any agreement to that is arrived at here this evening will be voted on by the entire s.p.d. membership so potentially those new members could wind up to a p.t.o. torpedoing anything that they do agree on but we have heard some of the politicians entering this building today saying that they think that wave of opposition within the s.p.d. may have peaked and started to decline but the fact is within germany in general there are many people who are skeptical ab

he said it was a close range shot and rhine was heard to say "i just did not want to chase him." >> yetnother case. said deputy commissioner resigned this week who says it is unrelated to this. shawn kennedy was killed. it turns out it was at close range. shockingly, this family received only $100,000 verdict in the wrongful death suit. get another revelation that came out of this trial. i don't even know how to describe the depth of corruption that we have heard and lawlessness we have heard in this trial. this should be echoing throughout the nation. not to dump on baltimore, to recognize the community has legitimate concerns that this is a law enforcement apparatus that needs real help and really to reinforce for as something that you race, amy, the importance of a federal presence. this would not have come to light without investigation by rod rosenstein, the u.s. attorney -- amy: i met under serious fabric president trump right now. >> we would not have an apparatus for transformation without this federal consent agree that came as a result of the pattern and practice investigation

all the lever and it will probably stretch down to northern egypt as well sixteen in beirut in the rhine lived in aleppo in the rain twenty one in baghdad in the rain and as that rain keeps going this direction the wind direction itself will change we're down to eighteen once the sun comes out in baghdad it will feel rather better i think in beirut and maybe slightly warmer in the sunshine but that is definitely a spell of of unpleasantly went whether scientists of all this and the wind direction has been telling is bringing bringing dusty and more recently humid weather and foggy with around the gulf states particularly out on bahrain and the term share they reflects the unusual status twenty eight's the forecast maximum in doha and it goes up to thirty about time you get to sun and i eventually it looks like this thing will run through this little line of showers it'll produce quite possibly thunderstorms in kuwait bahrain and eventually doha or at least qatar big changes in later on sunday but until that look at it rather warm. for the congolese the journey to work all aboard means un