he spent seventeen years in the extremist far right movement in saxony who has been the front of the to be idea where i grew up there were only left wing groups and right wing groups you could join but i felt drawn to the right and it felt as though my friends did too but then one day a recruiter arrived and he gave us a structure something to believe in he admits having targeted left wingers and foreigners in violent attacks at the time he felt no remorse until relatively recently he was an elected representative of the neo nazi n.p.a. day party now he rejects the movement he told me why it's often for and the reason it was a gigantic disappointment for me when the people i had followed into the movement suddenly quit it made me question everything at believed then i was full of doubt and i slowly began to realize i needed to be part of a wider society and it was in doing that that i became a different person scheffler was helped out of the neo nazi scene by the group exit dutch land fabienne fishman runs the group from its base in berlin he says the size of his task is clear but on

scheffler can provide a clear idea he spent seventeen years in the extremist far right movement in saxony who does when the front of the how to be idea where i grew up there were only left wing groups and right wing groups you could join but i felt drawn to the right and it felt as though my friends did too then one day a recruiter arrived and he gave us a structure something to believe in he admits having targeted left wingers and foreigners in violent attacks at the time he felt no remorse until relatively recently he was an elected representative of the neo nazi and pay day party now he rejects the movement he told me why profit and the reason it was a gigantic disappointment for me when the people i had followed into the movement suddenly quit it made me question everything at believed then i was full of doubt and i slowly began to realize i needed to be part of a wider society and it was in doing that that i became a different person scheffler was helped out of the neo nazi scene by the group exit dodge land far beyond fishman runs the group from its base in berlin he says the size o

rather than days are calculated that it would cost less to drive to saxony to visit relatives than to take the train and of course you'll surely talk about the experiment which they're probably going to continue in their own way. i just think you can just forget and carry on like before that wouldn't work. karriem bees are wants to live in a society where everyone tries to offset their carbon emissions as much as possible ideally it would be a climate neutral society there's a long way to go but she and her family have made a good start. clever play. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa follow. stories about people in a different shaping their nation. and their continent. d.w. multimedia series for africa live t w dot com africa on the move. if. you feel. like i. lift. cut. lick of.

she was formally censured by the parliament for doing this and very vente member of parliament in saxony inquired about the cost for the state of sterilizing unaccompanied refugee minors think about it you talk about your judeo christian heritage and forcibly sterilized what you are doing this is really unfair you are saying sorry no no no you're saying your health is vital said alice vital and then you are going to have a totally different post and you are trying to make a connection to alice why did by that and this is wrong tell me maybe alice vital has said something in the parliament i know exactly the situation when she said headscarf girls young college something to our aged copter of megan alexander she said and she said it really said it in the parliament and she must say i was never and and i was not happy with that yeah but on the other hand sometimes you have also to make very sharp statements just to describe what is going on where you happy when your leader alexander garland said about a black member of germany's national football team jerome boateng that he might be apprec

you've accused them of abuse of power if you look by putting them under surveillance to to lower saxony for instance we separate the you with. me we're looking into blame and that may be the use of anything it's a humiliating separated would you be looking at you need are you going to expel them or not you have to make a situation analysts here just before you're coming to a decision you have to know what was going on. what has been going on and then you need to make a decision on a sound basis if you knew what was going on after year zero zero knew what was going on it didn't go on for years we'd be kept we got knowledge one months ago for instance and then we we gave an order to our group which is now investigating on that and if we have the investigation closed then we will make a decision if you haven't already your mission a woman confirmed this is because schreiber who quit the board of the youth wing said that as far back as twenty fourteen half of all f.t. youth members sympathized with the far right. movement this this this woman was you but on the other hand and now she's afra

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days dresden children are a kind of ambassador for saxony. today you're going is going to the streets and mark himself. well known stored in baker's like renee sell their christmas baked goods from their own booths. listening to guest tourists and visitors to the city love this fruit bread and sometimes that's why they come here in the east there's nothing better than buying dressing and stolen at the market that's named for it. so. yeah this customer comes here every year to barter a news story of the birth of a great new in the big our promises to pass on a compliment to his assistants. they say that this kitchen mark is living history. the tradition goes back nearly six hundred years the children's choir is just as much a part of it as the handmade stars and huge wooden pyramids. then tourists love it. the admins have traveled here specially from berlin. given we've been to berlin christmas markets and they weren't so great but we really love the dress to market the decorations on the little blue this christmas ornaments everywhere and the

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aims but as massoud can confirm in kenneth's there are still several who do dominic kane zero in saxony. all right time for the weather now here's kevin that's right and we have talked about storms in the last weather cast we're going to talk about more storms but here in australia we have been dealing with a lot of rain across the northern part of queensland take a look at the clouds right there and these clouds and causing a lot of problems in terms of flooding actually i want to show you what's been happening here in cairns where we have seen extremes about to rain just in the levins last seven days normally for the month of december kids would normally see about one hundred eighty one millimeters of rain for the whole month just in the last seven days they have seen four hundred fifty two so the ground around this area is already saturated now add to that we have a tropical cyclone in the making right now over queens of the northern part of queensland right now it's just an area of disturbed weather but the national weather service in australia is expecting that this is going to con

the experiment how calmly and basic calculated that less carbon dioxide is emitted when driving to saxony than when taking the train to visit relatives. car in bays a wants to live in a society where everyone tries to offset their carbon emissions as much as possible ideally it would be a climate neutral society there's a long way to go but she and her family has made a good start. and here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a russian soyuz spacecraft carrying three crew members has successfully docked at the international space station the journey from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan was completed in just six hours the trio are on a six month mission to the ira says it's the first manned voyage to the space station since a rocket failure back in october the body of george h.w. bush is being flown from houston texas to washington d.c. the former u.s. president who died last friday will lie in state in the u.s. capitol until wednesday before a state funeral is held at the national cathedral in washington the casket will then be returned to te

but as massoud can confirm in kennett's there are still several who do dominate came out zero in saxony. the americans know immigration was a big part of u.s. president troubles election campaign is expected to feature heavily when he officially heads out of the trail again next year but as part of our series of you head to twenty nineteen can be held to reports on what else lies in store for the u.s. president. in the u.s. election season begins very early i am officially running i'm running for president i material for president in twenty one thousand in the campaign for the white house will officially begin expect a crowded field of candidates on the democratic side as they try to take back the present. see from donald trump in two thousand and twenty. will be helped by some fresh faces and capitol hill in january democrats will take over the house of representatives in the u.s. congress for the first time in eight years it will also be the most diverse group in u.s. history with the highest number of women including the first two muslim american women and the first two native americ

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to the east in this state capital of saxony known as the beauty on the river elbe. it's famous for its baroque architecture. and it makes the perfect backdrop for the city's many christmas markets. the market is my first destination it's been around for over five hundred years it is the visitor magnet at christmas with over two million guests and today i'm one of them. i'm looking forward to a stroll through festive traced and. tradition and must tell gio that is how many people around the world imagine german christmas to be well and in that sense the streets of mocked here in the case is the perfect christmas setting. we also had desire to see how this guy is making incense burner and popular souvenir. we take a tour through the treasures of the eastern state art collection. and in our little local slot we're going to bogota colombia. there are now eleven christmas markets and it's almost too much to see. that's why i got to help christiane america as a city guide her first to the christmas market and more in markets where at the phone kisha church. of the. it cou

on the second leg of his check in special we had to dash out and saxony on heart bauhaus how to take a day here from one thousand nine hundred twenty five to nine hundred thirty two. takes us on about house treasure travel through the city. i had a great night's sleep maybe that's because i spent the night in the power house. back in the day this building was on campus student housing today anybody can spend the night. first i'm going to take a look at the bauhaus school of design from within i'm eating both gun turned out at the head of the bauhaus collection with he's going to give me a tour. just like visitors in nineteen twenty six or later you arrive in the foyer today. in the four you do your window came back when the building was restored in one thousand nine hundred seventy six or. so your practically looking outside if you can see the building you're standing in as if you were outside. the grow percent of the building was everything the building is architecture which itself is also sculpture which is also painting so you don't need to hang paintings on the wall here and grop

but as my pseud can confirm in kennett's there are still several who do dominic came out zero in saxony. as give you a quick reminder of the top story say on al-jazeera unofficial results in bangladesh's general election show that prime minister shaikh sinner's party is heading for a decisive victory the opposition has already rejected the poll in a day marred by the deaths of eighteen people and reports of widespread vote. meanwhile voting is still going on in the democratic republic of congo's long delayed presidential election voters have been frustrated by tarantula rain broken voting machines and missing ballot lists unofficial voting has been taking place in opposition strongholds in the east postponed because of the recent outbreak afghanistan's presidential election has been postponed by three months to give us sources more time to organize the ballots the new vote will be held on july the twenty s a comes after october parliament she polls were heavily criticized with huge delays at polling stations and malfunctioning equipment. the mother of a guatemalan boy who died while in

but as massoud can confirm in kenneth's there are still several who do dominate came out zero in saxony. now some of the united states' biggest newspapers have had problems printing and distributing their papers juta hacking an apparent cyber attack hit the los angeles times the san diego union tribune it also affected the west coast editions of the new york times and wall street journal staff say malware was detected on the service on friday no evidence subscribers personal information was stolen outgoing call is a former cia officer where he was a former deputy national intelligence officer for the transnational threats on the national intelligence council he joins us now via skype from boston thanks so much for being with us so these cyber hacks are becoming more and more common but talk us through what happens next here who's going to be investigating what's going on from here and and what would happen in an investigation of this kind. right well the new element to this is is technology that's all otherwise this is intelligence operations that have continued. for ever actually and t

but as massoud can confirm in kenneth's there are still several who do dominate came out zero in saxony. so the president says his country is in crisis but he's refusing to accept blame for the political unrest protesters in the past eleven days of call them omar al bashir to step down people are angry with his government and the high price of basic food and fuel the sheriff says years of international sanctions and a lack of oil revenue have hurt the economy at least nineteen people have died in recent protests but really the margin there is that i don't like it when it was a brotherhood yes we're going through a crisis and the people are facing challenges and we stay awake trying to solve it but we can't solve problems with more problems and destruction destruction and looting will deepen the problem and not solve it we will get out of this crisis despite everyone trying to get us to kneel through an economic crisis we are a country that god placed with a lot of resources on top of its human resources we have people qualified in many fields and we could use these qualifications with w

as was number cathedral in saxony and holt you know sco calls it an outstanding testimony to mediævalart and architecture. one hundred years ago the baltic states of lithuania declared independence from russia and became a sovereign country in july this momentous day was celebrated with her son ten resawing festival. in early august cana hosts its annual film festival this year director's pallotta vianney and his late brother vittorio what on i was sixteen victoria was eighteen it was clear to us we did we make films that we've done for more than fifty years the brothers produced award winning movies together. and on to the venice film festival which showcased a major films and brought together a host of the celebrities the german film never look away with in competition with its director florian hinkle fundaments mark won the best foreign language film oscar for the lives of others in two thousand and seven the. venice is the oldest and most important film festival it has been through a turbulent history. can't never look away it didn't win a prize in venice but it is nominated for t

of the experiment colleen bay's a calculated that less carbon dioxide is emitted when driving to saxony than when taking the train to visit relatives. county in bays a wants to live in a society where everyone tries to offset their carbon emissions as much as possible ideally it would be a climate neutral society there's a long way to go but she and her family have made a good start. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a russian soyuz spacecraft carrying three crew members has successfully docked at the international space station the journey from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan was completed in just six hours the trio on a six month mission to the i s s it's the first manned voyage to the space station since a rocket fell here back in october. a far right party has won seats in an election in spain that's the first times is the end of the franco military dictatorship in one nine hundred seventy five the anti immigrant vox harvey is set to enter and it lucy is a regional assembly the governing socialist secured the most seats but th

the experiment how calmly and basic calculated that less carbon dioxide is emitted when driving to saxony than when taking the train to visit relatives. coming days a wants to live in a society where everyone tries to offset their carbon emissions as much as possible ideally it would be a climate neutral society there's a long way to go but she and her family has made a good start. all right this for him to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. a far right party has won seats in an election in spain for the first time since the end of the franco military dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred five the anti immigrant vox party is set to enter and a loose is regional assembly the governing socialist secure at the most seats but may lose control of the regional government after the center right citizens party ruled out a coalition. thrust a russian made so use rocket has successfully launched into orbit carrying a crew of three and the two men and one woman took off from you know baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan for a six month mission on the internationa

scheffler can provide a clear idea he spent seventeen years in the extremist far right movement in saxony has been the front of the to be idea where i grew up there were only left wing groups and right wing groups you could join but i felt drawn to the right and it felt as though my friends did too then one day a recruiter arrived and he gave us a structure something to believe in he admits having targeted left wingers and foreigners in violent attacks at the time he felt no remorse until relatively recently he was an elected representative of the neo nazi n.p.a. day party now he rejects the movement he told me why it's often for and the reason it was a gigantic disappointment for me when the people i had followed into the movement suddenly quit it made me question everything at believed then i was full of doubt and i slowly began to realise i needed to be part of wider society and it was in doing that that i became a different person scheffler was help.

the experiment now calmly and basic calculated that less carbon dioxide is emitted when driving to saxony then when taking the train to visit relatives. coming days it wants to live in a society where everyone tries to offset their carbon emissions as much as possible ideally it would be a climate neutral society there's a long way to go but she and her family have made a good start i'm joined now from cut of e.g. by george marshall founder of climate outreach is an organization working to widen engagement with the topic of climate change thanks so much for being with us we just saw one family in our report trying to reduce their c o two emissions but they're part of a very small minority now when we look at the hurdles we just saw in that report eating a vegetarian diet not flying on vacation are you surprised that so few people are so ambitious. the really essential thing is when people have to see themselves in the story of climate change in the family that you showed a very committed they they can see themselves in it of course they're being followed by the pottstown institute. that f

of the experimental comedy and visa calculated that less carbon dioxide is emitted when driving to saxony then when taking the train to visit relatives. counting days a wants to live in a society where everyone tries to offset their carbon emissions as much as possible ideally it would be a climate neutral society there's a long way to go but she and her family has made a good start and i was for have to speak now as some of the other stories making news around the world the body of george h.w. bush is being flown from houston texas to washington d.c. a former u.s. president who died last friday will lie in state in the u.s. capitol until wednesday before state funeral at the washington national cathedral the casket will then be returned to texas for burial. french ambulance workers have joined anti-government protests blocking roads near the national assembly in paris riot police prevented the paramedics from getting close to the parliament building a protest against changes in working conditions follows days of civil unrest in france. now could talks to end the conflicts in yemen start

gary mazer calculated that it would cost less to drive to saxony to visit relatives than to take therain and of course you'll surely talk about the experiment which they're probably going to continue in their own way. i don't think you can just forget and carry on like before that wouldn't work. karriem beazer wants to live in a society where everyone tries to offset their carbon emissions as much as possible ideally it would be a climate neutral society there's a long way to go but she and her family have made a good start. nico is in germany to learn german. published in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free. c w e learning course because fake. anxiously waiting waiting for a lifeline to syria. good morning where are you why don't you answer the different call brings them closer together. but it hurts because they feel powerless to help. they worry about the ones they fled to behind. i'm trying to be strong but deep down i'm broken. the war continues to haunt those who fled from syria. and i'm trying to reach them but nobody yet says. the war on my phone our two

this state capital of saxony known as the beauty on the river elbe.s famous for its baroque architecture. and it makes the perfect backdrop for the city's many christmas markets. dish pizza marked as my first destination it's been around for over five hundred years it is the visitor magnet at christmas with over two million guests and today i'm on a phone. i'm looking forward to a stroll through festive traced and. tradition and must tell gio that is how many people around the world imagine german christmas to be well and in that sense the streets of marked here in the basin is the perfect christmas setting. we also had desire to see how this guy has made incense burner and popular souvenir . we take a tour through the treasures of the eastern state our collection. and our meta local slots we're going to bogota colombia. there are now eleven christmas markets in the piece it's almost too much to see. that's why i got help because john america is a city guide her first to the christmas market on morning markets where at the phone case she church. as a

this state capital of saxony known as the beauty on the river elbe.s famous for its baroque architecture. and it makes the perfect backdrop for the city's many christmas markets. dish pizza marked as my first destination it's been around for over five hundred years it is the visitor magnet at christmas with over two million guests and today i'm one of them. i'm looking forward to a stroll through festive traced and. tradition and must tell joe that is how many people around the world imagine german christmas to be well and in that sense the streets of marked here in the basin is the perfect christmas setting. we also had desire to see how this guy has made incense burner and popular souvenir . we take a tour through the treasures of the eastern state our collection. and our meet a local slot we're going to bogota colombia. there are now eleven christmas markets in the piece it's almost too much to see. that's why i got to help because john the merc is a city guy to her first to the christmas market on my inbox where at the phone case she church. as a