romania is a member of the e.u. the eastern european country seems to be particularly attractive for sponsors pharmaceutical manufacturers and researchers with. the human rights organization public eye has been focusing on drug tests in eastern european countries. i went to zurich and switzerland and was met by patrick duration and his colleague alice kohli. it's really cool right. i'll tell you 3 reasons why romania is popular the 1st is lots of people have no daily access to life saving medication. they see a study as a chance to get hold of western medication. the number one reason. number 2 is the price. wages are lower the infrastructure is no doubt cheaper. and the 3rd reason is the sponsors and firms. they're interested in getting the study conducted as fast as possible because then they gain time and time is money. so this is much here are the evaluations of the individual studies. we can see the names of the patients the next of kin serious side effects those who should have not been included in the study t

lack of infrastructure and romania has the fewest motorways in europe. e.u. funds for their developments have often disappeared into private pockets. andre thinks this is just one example of many. north does that mean by 95 percent of the money is distributed to the governments party friends to mayors and companies close to the party who would if you make the money is practically stolen by the church a very simply put it's. back to bucharest already on runs to the national theatre and still performs himself. if he does as the government wants they'll have to dismiss 52 of his staff in the next few weeks he says this sort of behavior reminds him of the chap dictatorship. it was just the current situation. is nothing new. just the unscrupulous continuation of communist habits. good little beast. donvan am often visits the cemetery in bucharest with the victims are buried most of them were under 30 school kids students and workers many of their killers still haven't been identified. then to put such a shitty that there is still no justice for all these young peo

at least here you can get some sheep's cheese even if romania is per. thank you but only the set out for what was. back in rome like every morning petrushka is up early driven by the hope of earning a few euros today. i. took it for what i'm sure rome is beautiful look into his not for me but out of the net out i will not turn raceway slaves and get my debt. but. there are few people looking for cheap labor in buffalo to to day a bad outlook for people like patrick are under no you the romanian welder. now the vikings of norway big blond blood thirsty marauders spreading fear with their bushy beards and their horned helmets not so apparently historians are discovering that they were in fact quite a cultivated lot and some low wages are responding by taking special classes to learn more about the ways of their peace loving ancestors. today's lesson is how to pitch a tent the way they did a 1000 years ago of course. they be on has made it to the viking school senior year the pole is a from a hardware store but the tent is fashioned after what archaeologis

next, biden becomes the point man on romania and suddenly an accused man in romania is extremely eager to hire hunter biden's mediocre legal services. isn't it this synchronicity that smells ridiculous here? >> certainly, strain synchronicity. the biden pluralists say they did nothing illegal and did nothing wrong. there is a lot of interpretation whether they did anything wrong. there's a lot of democrats who think may be biden should've interviewed when his sons business dealings kept him from this appearance of a cooperative interest, though not a direct conflict of interest. i think it's not only is he tangled up in this legacy, big, powerful, big legacy democrat type dealings, but he's also lacking in fund-raising, he has frequent stumbles on the campaign trail, and a lot of democrats are looking to see if they can find somebody better. >> mark: i don't know why he's lacking in fund-raising, because you think hunter biden's stint in burisma would help that. speaking of democratic evidence, elizabeth warren has revealed her gun-control plan, as you might expect it means less freedo

about romania.ven't moved to romania yet. wait until we get to romania >> seth: i definitely can't wait until you get to romania [ laughter ] there's probably a short trip from there back to where you live in transylvania [ laughter and applause also, by the way, remember -- remember those papers rudy was holding up in that one clip claiming that they were affidavits that proved his allegations? well, according to buzzfeed, they weren't they were pages printed from an obscure right-wing conspiracy theory website so the president's personal lawyer, a man who is at the center of an impeachment inquiry and an allegedly criminal scheme to extort a foreign country to dig up dirt on a political opponent, is an insane old man who goes on tv and waves around printouts from conspiracy websites next time he's just going to bring the printer test page. "now, the yellow line is ukrainian military and then the red line is money that hunter biden made. it's all right here. [ laughter ] and while republicans enter

have psychiatric patients in a hospital in romania. as guinea pigs without their knowledge or consent. on behalf of european drug companies and research institutes. close up next on g.w. . eco india. from plastic waste cuts in crude oil. indian entrepreneurs have turned their country's waste problem into lucrative business their plans transforms trash into high quality and eco friendly feel. 60 minutes on d. don't. stay up to date don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. d.t. you know that 77 percent. are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and you. and you know what external voice is part. of the 77 percent we talk about the issue. this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. a courtroom in our old romania the hearing taking place behind this door is not meant for the ears of the public as it could shake all trust in the global pharmaceuticals and history psychiatric patients have been exploited for clinical studies and the traces lead back to other european countries. they've destroyed my wif

she'd graze on the matter i was in this part of romania that's also good for the insect population. then the students find something special i'm off caterpillar a lovely creature it will mature into a spur talk moth. consequence we can try to feed it to death and. look at starting to eat it and so forth and it's pretending to be a good voice innocent dangerous and you get has a spike back here and that does help scare off the birds. and this in perspective for. the diversity of the landscape is mirrored in the diversity of insect species . a landscape dotted with small fields and meadows lined with hedges will be home to many many here in the land shaft looking at the landscape here's a small patch that's been mowed for the cow in the barn on the next tomorrow they'll know the patch next to it and over there it's already grown back so every kind of insect will find a spot here and that's why there are so many of them of course we don't have this in germany any more than. the group goes to 2 more meadows each one of them brimming with life. countless grasshoppers bees and butterflies

romania and bulgaria are pitching for false wagons new factory after the carmaker pulled the plug on a project in turkey courting to media reports b.w. ditched the 1300000000 euro investment over turkey's attacks on kurds in northern syria the factory was due to make 300000 cars and would create 5000 jobs. thousands of people have taken part in protests in spain calling for higher state pensions 10 years after the real estate prices spain's drain public coffers are struggling to keep up with an aging population but those gathered in madrid insist spaniards who worked hard their whole lives deserve a bigger share. we are all pensioners reads one of the placards brandished by the regiment of retirees who took to the streets of the spanish capital the average pensioner here receives $920.00 euros a month more than a spanish worker on minimum wage but they say they deserve an increase in their you know the $1085.00 euro should be the minimum and actually no penalties for those who retire after working 40 years you know for anything. that they should update the pensions especially the low

peter cone was also looking for a better life when he set out from romania to italy many years ago. this is where he used to live in the village of s. now now his house is abandoned his family has moved away many other houses stand empty here the local bar is the only place left with a bit of life in it here they remember their previous neighbor oh great generally it's out of money you said there was no point staying here in a country. that was earning his daily bread and everything else he needs to come back being if i could go out only i think it's better to stay here on a romanian feels. at least here you can get some sheep's cheese even for a mania is per the tactic but. he set out for what was. back in rome like every morning petrushka is up early driven by the hope of earning a few heroes today. for i'm sure rome is beautiful again for his not for me out of it out. i live not tourist where slaves is going to matter that. there are few people looking for cheap labor in buffalo today a bad outlook for people like pay took a under no you the romanian welder. now the vikings of no

at least 10 people were killed in southern romania when a truck collided with a minibus 7 others were taken to hospitals romania holds the record of the european union for the highest level of deaths from road accidents which are often blamed on the country's poor road infrastructure. more than 5000 demonstrators have marched the u.s. embassy in the greek capital athens to protest against nato and a visit by u.s. secretary of state might come peo peo signed a revised defense cooperation pact with his greek counterpart which will increase joint u.s. greek activity at several military bases. there have been complaints of empty seats at the world athletics championships in doha bunt that was not a worry under a one local athlete stole the show with his high flying act attracting the biggest crowd yet at the competition. for once in doha a packed house and crowd puller much as i gave his compact trias something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st qatari title at the championships after a troubled tone of an outburst of immense local and personal pride. i it was an evening t

have psychiatric patients in a hospital in romania.being used as guinea pigs without their knowledge or consent . on behalf of european drug companies and research institutes. close up next d.w. . and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 central valley was that formed the foundation of this country and that's the history books in the one always has to fight for justice will ensue never a given and secure for all time list of opposites. power in germany khartoum justice in 45 minutes on d w. luxury behind the mirror humans are exploited and animals cruelly slaughtered. big brands have committed to fear working conditions and sustainable production. but who is monitoring to some contractors. and investigative documentary goes to italy and china and looks behind the glamorous facades of fashion houses. luxury behind her starts no membership on d w. such. a courtroom in aren't romania the hearing taking place behind this door is not meant for the ears of the public as it could shake all trust in the glo

washington post," but just watch romania. >> sean: mr. mayor, i have in my possession an email from the democratic national committee. >> yes! they've got evidence. i have it too. >> sean: they put me on a program and i spoke to 68 investigative journalists, they dated this may 302016. >> it's more collusion! remember talking about russia collusion? this is called illegal collusion. by the way, it's by the democratic national committee admitted, because we caught this by an operative of the democratic national committee, one of the offices of the democratic national committee talking about putting, oh, putting foreigners, ukrainians in contact with "the new york times"! a gentleman by the way of izikoff. by the way, isn't that what donald jr. didn't do? >> sean: "you need to be aware of, something i'm working of that you'll be aware of. since i started digging into man afford, these men messages have been a daily occurrence rate speaking about man afford, and i invited michael isikoff who i've been working with the last few weeks. have yo

the aide went to the polish refugees and polish army that went to romania and hungary. as poland began to collapse, literally hundreds of thousands of poles began to stream to the east and move down into the southeast corner of poland to get into either hungary or romania. they did not anticipate the sylvian's on september 17 would invade from the east. there is this trap as they move down. about 75,000 polish soldiers managed lawson to romania along with the polish government. the romanians promised the polish government they could have free passage and go to france to be reconstituted. this gets more complicated because the french wanted to restructure the polish government. in france, they did. the old polish government, they were largely trapped in poland. aid was easier to get to those people because you could buy material inside the blockade. hoover did that. by early november, 75,000 soldiers along with 50,000 refugees are all being fed. hoover saved their lives. the answer is probably no, because most of them got out, but he did provide them with food and with s

hunter gets hired by romania by a corrupt real estate crew.ie see a pattern? if you replace the name of hunter biden with eric trump the coverage would be breathless, unstoppable. 24 hours. with reaction, the answer to the hypothetical question is ericer trump himself. i know your dad wouldn't like the demotion, being vice president, but if it was vice president trump and you are on air force one and you've got a billion and five from china but no experience in private equity, no experience in ukraine or energy, i've a funny feeling they want to put you in jail. >> if i got $0.30 from ukraine or $0.30 from china or romania or anywhere else, i'd be thrown in jail. the funny thing it's not like they were trying to hide the whole thing. it's so blatantly obvious what they are doing. how do they get paid $50,000 to sit on the board of an energy company? he was being paid, sean, to sit on a small ukrainian energy company, the board of a small ukrainian energy company, he's been paid twice what executives get paid to sit on the board of exxonmobil. let that sink in

just watch romania. you won't hear this in the new york times or "washington post." just watch romania. >> this chulupa. >> well -- >> i have it, too. >> they put me on a program and i spoke to 68 investigative journalists, the indicate of this is may 3, 2016 this is called illegal collusion. oh. but by the way, it's by the democratic national committee admitted because we caught this by an operative the democratic national committee, to one of the officers of the democratic national committee, talking about putting foreigners, ukrainian, in contact with the new york times. a gentlemen by the name of izikov. god almighty. isn't that what they said donald junior didn't d. >> >> sean: more off line, tomorr tomorrow. opponent you need to be aware of will be hit in the next few years. something i've been working on. since i started dig interesting manafort, these message of course a daily occurrence and yeah, specific specifically about manafort and i can invited michael lizi cov. have you confirmed this from the democratic national committee? >> i confirmed it as being

i have come from romania four days before.you help me. i said, 0k, country. can you help me. i said, ok, ican country. can you help me. i said, ok, i can ring the police. so i called the police, and they came. after that, the police took her. i asked her if she was happy with that, and she said yes. it was amazing moment for her, and the way to tahir responded how he did. she came to your police station to stop she was pregnant, and was trafficked. she was being forced into prostitution but she thought she had come to the country for a job. she thought she was coming to the country for legitimate employment but things were very different for her. tahir1, did you have any questions in your mind as to what you would do?|j have any questions in your mind as to what you would do? i did a good job. i question in my mind, if somebody needs help, you should help them. how much do you hear of people coming to the police about these concerns questionably we are getting a rising number of referrals at the moment in west midlands police.

have psychiatric patients in a hospital in romania. being used as guinea pigs without that knowledge or consent . on behalf of european drug companies and research institutes. close up next d.w. . eco india. from plastic waste. to crude oil. spill indian entrepreneurs have turned their country's waste problem the good it business there transforms trust into high quality and eco friendly feel. 60 minutes. to your friends dear antonio here's a see if. my 3 grandchildren sleep on troubles when i was in france is a germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades when your mother was born in 1969 the wall was already 8 years old you know my grandchildren were born after the wall fell morning trying to 3 generations one family on a journey through recent german history. books starts number 6 on d. w. . a courtroom in our of romania the hearing taking place behind this door is not meant for the ears of the public as it could shake all trust in the global pharmaceuticals industry psychiatric patients have been exploited for clinical stud

peace is achieved between ethnic groups and myanmar's army florence li algae or the government in romania has collapsed after losing a no confidence vote in parliament m.p.'s overwhelmingly voted against a minority government president clouseau highness described the social democratic governments for as a win for romania because it was incompetence the prime minister says she's aiming to replace him in next month's presidential election the world health organization says the ebola epidemic in the northeast of the democratic republic of congo has been confined to a smaller area but one that's remote and occupied by rebel groups the number of new ebola cases dropped from nearly 130 in april to 51 in mid september there were 14 new infections last week but the w.h.o. says there are still a long way to go before the disease can be eradicated. ahead on the. more. details coming up with right after the short break. thank you again time for the sports news here so no thank you very much daryn along the protein typhoon is causing havoc with what should have been a big week candle of international

without romania there's no vampires. have a lawyer. ( laughter ) ( applause ) who would the f.b.i. indict? i mean... secondly, it's really shortsighted, because if you let thousands of isis fighters regroup, they could come back bigger than ever. it's exactly what happened with the backstreet boys. we took our eyes off them, they regrouped, and now they're touring all over the world. ( laughter ) i'm just saying it might seen right now like a few isis prisoners, but in a few years we'll be like-- ♪ oh, my god they're back again ♪ ( laughter ) so, look, trump's decision to move american troops and allow this invasion could have truly disastrous consequences, and many people are wracking their brains trying to figure out why trump did this out of nowhere. but instead of guessing, maybe we should just be listening to trump himself. >> president trump's decision to pull troops from northern syria is once again raising questions about his business dealings. as "the washington post" points out, the first person to suggest dona

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main animal welfare association most populous imported illegally come from eastern europe especially romania there the dog mafia uses another trip summons as well as pedigree dogs they also smuggle strain mongrels sourced from shady animal welfare groups or from individuals. romania stray dogs are a big problem here few people take care of them they're either euthanized or smuggled into western europe in a diseased and abused condition. my do you secure gun battles the smugglers at the other end of this criminal network he files police reports and tries to get laws changed he explains how the illegal drug trade works . for them they are the self-styled rescue was then right we need money for transport. and the germans the italians and the brits start to pay so a couple of $1000.00 euros is raised they load the dogs into a van and bring them to a home. with a look for sponsors again the same people who already donated money donate again and then the next stage money supposedly needed for vaccinations papers etc they probably get 222-5000 euros for 30 or 40 dogs. key allies of the dog mafia ar

romania stray dogs are a big problem here few people take care of them there either euthanized or smuggled into western europe in a disease and abused condition. ma do you think your gun battles the smugglers at the other end of this criminal network the files police reports and tries to get mass changed explains how the illegal drug trade works. but you have them in the self-styled rescue was then right we need money for transport. and the germans the italians and the brits stopped to pay so a couple of $1000.00 euros is raised by load the dogs into a van and bring the. into a home with a look for sponsors again the same people who already donated money donate again and then but next stage money supposedly needed for vaccinations papers etc i probably get 222-5000 euros for 30 or 40 dogs the. key allies of the dog mafia are corrupt veterinarians who forged documents for the smuggled dogs. back in berlin there are no plans for a ban on the online pet trade in germany unlike in austria and switzerland. was talking to you can it infuriates me i find it frustrating that it's still possible to

with a large authorship behind him so it is entirely for this reason why he was awarded the prize romania's government has collapsed after losing a no confidence vote just weeks ahead of a presidential election prime minister. was defeated by 238 out of 465 votes in favor of the motion well she was appointed in january 28th in the coming 3rd prime minister in just 7 months romania has been plagued by government corruption scandals for several years where president klaus your highness will not choose a replacement government. he has been cut to more than a 1000000 people in california as the state tries to prevent fires from breaking out pacific gas and electric announced a deliberate outage to avoid a repeat of last year from their power cables but determined as the cause of the state's deadliest ever wildfire that left 85 people dead and destroyed thousands of properties reynolds has more now from los angeles. more than a 1000000 people in northern and southern california will be spending tonight in the dark after the power company shut off the electricity to vast swathes of the state as a

my house psychiatric patients in a hospital in romania. being used as guinea pigs without their knowledge or consent . on behalf of european drug companies and research institutes. close up next d.w. . to france dear antone oh dear cecilia this is opposite us i'm sitting on the terrace in twilight it's peaceful my 3 grandchildren sleep on trauma as our dad died when i was 8 transitions in germany was split in 2 and remain divided for a decade since it is might be anonymous when your mother was born in 1969 the world was already 80 years old you know my grandchildren who were born after the war felt born in a very fine tuning along a full time to a time of great joy. 3 generations one family on a journey through recent german history. that never live in. darkness has fallen it's still peaceful and they have remained so for your sakes my grandchildren. the birth our family and us starts to live or 6th on g.w. . a courtroom in our right romania the hearing taking place behind this door is not meant for the ears of the public as it could shake

its eat nato allies bug area and romania through greek territory that essentially bypasses the route that the u.s. has been using which is the bosphorus through istanbul and into the black sea and that is a very clear signal to the turks that backup plans are being put in place in case the u.s. turkish relationship to tear rates further john many thanks to replace that in athens richard white's is a security analyst at wiki stratton global consultancy he joins us now live from washington good to have you with us why would the u.s. set up a base in alex on drop only that that city north in the northeast of greece so close to that turkish border. right i think your correspondent got it spot on so the u.s. has had bases in greece for decades during the cold war the focus was naturally encountering the soviet navy in the mediterranean so the focus of the u.s. presence was an on the naval presence and so the bay but since the end of the cold war the u.s. has been relying its bases globally and in the case of greece the u.s. as big as been using other areas for example drone operations a r

we haven't moved to romania yet. wait until we get to romania. >> john, i don't know that i want to get to romania, but it's not my call. >> it sounds like a mel brooks movie, right? wait until romanian. if mel brooks had done programming for cspan. you know, there is a little bit of, you know, art buchwald, who was never better than dpuring watergate. as he put it, he didn't have to work that hard. the caricatures of folks unfoildiunfoild i ing here are rivivid. what i would say to anyone either going after the president or defending the president, this is the kind of period that we write books about and that shape generations of politicianpoliti. watergate shaped a generation of politicians, mccarthy, the new deal. you go all the way back. there are these important inflection moments that live far beyond where we are, and i think we're unquestionably right in the middle of one of those. >> well, that brings me to professor murray because there are the books that capture the history of the stakes. there are also cri

i will tell you though i went back to the town that my family, my fathers on had come from in romaniad i went to see the jewish cemetery which was in the town. there was a little notice saying they key was with someone who lived over the road and i went o see him and he said can we get the key and explained that he wasn't jewish by the light jews so he would be happy to let us and to see it. but there's terrible at the semitism now in romania, and i encounter some of it on that trip and at other locations, and there is as you say more and more of it in many parts of europe, including on the dual national u.s. and uk and the level of writing at the semitism in great britain is very shocking, and jeremy corbyn spin abrasive at the senate positions has been deeply upsetting i think to any british jews. tell me what you make of this rising tide. >> i think it probably has always been there, but after the holocaust it was suppressed. it wasn't kosher to be an anti-semite, and now some of our leaders have made it kosher again, and so just rising its ugly face is coming to the surface again,

. -- bulgaria, romania, hungary, a total of 18 million people lost their freedom after world war ii.there are almost 500 -- editors, announcers, researchers, monitors, newscasters., our largest collection by volume, is the radio free europe radio liberty records of broadcast. radio free europe, and radio liberty, were radio broadcast that were intended to influence the soviets towards western ideas and culture. this collection has thousands of broadcasts in dozens of different languages. it's a very large and rich collection. as you can see here it also has a lot of the corporate records. there are wonderful examples of cold war rhetoric and propaganda, as you can see here from the truth dollar campaign. >> jazz hands are the same all over the world. we have a deep appreciation for our music, in europe, and as they do in the united states, in europe i had to lead about 20 people in that didn't have tickets, we had to bring them back stage, they didn't have tickets, it wasn't a big place, it wasn't a big space like a stadium. >> another interesting fact about radio for europe, is that