well it was ex as far as we have heard this specially the social democrats seem to have some problems with the agreements that the party leaders had reached earlier this morning. these problems seem to have been resolved now the press conference is going to start within the next half hour we have heard and at least now the doors have opened to the press is allowed to go into the headquarters of the social democrats and to build up the commerce and everything so i'm quite optimistic that we're going to see the party leaders within the next time of ours the social democrats who are having so many problems to accept this agreement well it's quite understandable what we have seen so far from the twenty eight pages that's how long the text is it all seems as if the conservative bloc of angela merkel mainly pushed through the their ideas on that the social democrats didn't really get through what they wanted and. some of them said well we pushed through at least sixty points sixty point from. election manifesto we can find it within these with these within this text but if we look at them p

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i'm all for social programs. host: megan, what about requiring work as the hill is reporting this morning that the president is poised to release guidelines soon for requiring medicaid recipients to work? caller: i think that's a good idea. i do think it's going to be hard. as a mother of a child with autism, my son, i wonder how that would play out. are there positions of the workforce that they could have? we are fortunate that we have great health care insurance and hopefully it will never be an issue for our little guy as he gets older. i just wonder. there are people on the spectrum that are really high functioning and can do well. social skills may be too difficult. host: i believe that there. seung min kim. guest: the devil's in the details and i'm interested to see what the adventures releases. democrats have expressed concerns about the shape of the entitlement programs could get around, but medicaid is such a contentious issue. the general structure of medicaid and how to affect it is a lot of the reaso

host: social security -- what's the status of social security? what should be done about it? guest: one of the main drivers of social security long-term -- social security is not facing an immediate crisis, but it's rising income inequality. the more and more earnings that are concentrating among the wealthiest, which are above the payroll tax cap, the less income is coming to the system. andebruary 16 this year, millionaire will have completely pay their payroll taxes for the year. onyou are to lift the cap the payroll tax side of things coming would solve enormous part of the social security shortfall. host: do you agree? guest: i don't think that's a particular good idea in the sense that if you pay into the system, the question is do you get a return on it? to hang benefits more more to people -- pay benefits more to people that are middle-class of billionaires? -- middle-class and billionaires? these can be very moderated changes in social security at the time. they just passed and the tax bill indexing of the tax brackets for a new measure of inflation that is probably

live from berlin a nail biter of a vote a narrow margin and a decisive moment for germany as the social democrats declare they will begin coalition talks but on a limb back all those conservatives. are saying there were six hundred forty two votes three hundred sixty two people voted yes and two hundred seventy nine voted no there was one abstention such the s.p.d. will embark on formal coalition negotiations because we've got paves the way for formal discussions on forming a government crean germany a step closer to ending months of political uncertainty. also coming up. turkish troops roll into northern syria clearing the way for ground forces to move in it's part of an offensive against kurdish militia the united states has asked turkey to show restraint. and in the bundesliga show expert opinion on sunday's action including buyer immunity against that have brain and. my ass waiter thank you for joining us. it's been some four months since germany's parliamentary elections and tonight the country is finally one step closer to forming a stable government the social democratic party ha

from berlin had a nail biter of a vote a narrow margin and i just cited a moment for germany as the social democrats declare they will begin coalition talks with uncle marcos conservatives since there were six hundred forty two votes three hundred sixty two people voted just and two hundred seventy nine voted no there was one of structure no such the s.p.d. will embark on formal coalition negotiations. that paves the way for formal discussions on forming a government bringing germany a step closer to ending months of political uncertainty also coming up. turkish troops roll into northern syria clearing the way for ground forces to move in it's part of an offensive against a kurdish militia the united states has asked turkey to show restraint. and pope francis says goodbye to peru wrapping up a latin american tour that's been overshadowed by angry protests over the church's handling of a sexual abuse scandal. plagued . by maya schwager thank you for joining us. it's been some four months since germany's parliamentary elections and tonight the country is finally one step closer to forming a

this is live from berlin will they or won't they germany's social democrats seek last minute unity ahead of a vote that could decide the country's political future at stake are coalition talks with conservatives we'll have the latest from the party's special congress also coming up. in turkey drives tanks across the border into syria as the country's defense minister says a ground offensive on the new from thing there is only a matter of time. and that means back from the depths of the ponderously go colona can show they have what it takes to win. a missile henery thanks for joining us. german chancellor angela merkel's future hangs in the balance today the country's center left social democrat party are due to hold a key vote on whether to enter coalition talks with merkel's conservatives so she democrat leader martin schulz is in favor of forming a coalition but he faces some strong resistance from within his party a no vote could lead to an already government which merkel has already said she won't lead or fresh elections. sunday is a big day for the s.p.d. party leader martin schultz

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i'm all for social programs.ost: megan, what about requiring work as the hill is reporting this morning that the president is poised to release guidelines soon for requiring medicaid recipients to work? caller: i think that's a good idea. i do think it's going to be hard. as a mother of a child with autism, my son, i wonder how that would play out. are there positions of the workforce that they could have? we are fortunate that we have great health care insurance and hopefully it will never be an issue for our little guy as he gets older. i just wonder. there are people on the spectrum that are really high functioning and can do well. social skills may be too difficult. host: i believe that there. seung min kim. guest: the devil's in the details and i'm interested to see what the adventures releases. democrats have expressed concerns about the shape of the entitlement programs could get around, but medicaid is such a contentious issue. the general structure of medicaid and how to affect it is a lot of the reasons

he forced his own party, the social democrats, that into these talks with angela merkel after the social democrats had on election night ruled it out. nothing will shake democracy of germany. i think it is a lot overblown. the country is very complacent. that is the risk. the grand collision would make it worse. the country is currently running fantastically well with unbelievably low unemployment and surpluses and gifts to be dealt out everywhere. that shows you why the ordinary german citizen isn't very concerned. there is not an economic crisis but a political crisis underneath. i happen to think that in the medium run in the long run, this grand coalition, which would be the first in postwar history and the third under angela merkel would make the political crises worse in the long run. anchoror: we will talk aboutut t in a moment. pascale, the sense is to pick up on the basic economic data with impressive growth and record levels of employment. the country is pretty much on autopilot, and there is no problem. yes, butat the moment, no decisions can be made, not on the european level

just building on social media point, you know, strikes me that all social media isn't created equal. and there is social media outrage that doesn't translate to the kinds of campaigns that we have seen against faculty and graduate students and other students at universities across the united states. and i think that we can't have this conversation without thinking about other media factors. so i'm thinking in general the presence amplifying power of right wing media whether n it c to the campaigns. and it hasn't been part of the conversation but it's an important part. because social media i can post something on twitter today and most people would ignore t but if somebody from breitbart picked it up it might go differently for me. >> some last thoughts before we meet our deadline to finish. michael? >> well, as carol said, there are lots of questions that get conflated around the issue of free speech. and i think part of the reason on campuses is we expect our campuses to be places of experiment ages and inquiry. and especially when people who are well beyond their college years and

democrats and since then the journalists have been queuing up at the poe social democrat headquarters where the negotiations are taking place and while waiting for the press conference to stop which is going to take place here i guess within the next hour here at the social democrats which is the agreement was reached after twenty four hours of negotiating and all the parties up front had said that they wanted to reach an agreement last night then and then they pushed it further to some time during the night and then they said well perhaps it's going to last until the morning and now it's nine o'clock in the morning and. it seems as if the agreement was reached we have haven't got any details yet on board issues that we had them the main agreement was reached but we will hear that in the press conference i hope within the next twenty four hours of negotiations you can only just imagine how much coffee must have been involved there. tell us a little bit more about those issues that you mentioned because there were some contentious ones. do you have a rich you know an agreement on do we

i don't think we completely understand that. , and include social media introduction to social media and using it in orientations. i'm not going to suggest it necessarily is the best training or that we have figured out how to do it, but we recognize its importance. it's interesting to think about who should do it. it certainly shouldn't be something like me who doesn't actually -- isn't a native to that environment at all. wonder again, how i to disagreement with michael earlier, how we describe this problem and the terms we use to describe it and what we are trying to do every -- trying to do. and i still think we haven't figure that out. >> think a lot of us have warned our students that anything they say on social media may come back to haunt them. certainly, some of us have said that to our children. often for good reason. but i don't know about saying it to peers. i haven't thought about that. >> i think social shaming is a good idea in the sense that ouring out that behavior, -- has been very good at that, when faculty or students behave in ways that are inconsistent with our

even mirelle the social media influencer. who created the reviews it has more than one point eight million subscribers in london serena bergmann she's a journalist who writes about media advertising and office commentary on social media influences and in new york we have brittany had a c. author of the forthcoming book influence building your personal brand in the age of social media welcome to the stream everyone i want to start my laptop with a tweet from someone who really showcases that this is a global conversation this is alexander out lusaka zambia he says in my area there is a retired doctor who is now a social media. he's always talking about how to stay healthy he believes the natural medicine and he's also always encouraging people to please to use natural methods so we dug around a little and found his account this is dr way as the pm son could do it on facebook you can see it there i will persist until i succeed that's just one of the pictures he's got up on that account ethan this is one person's idea of a good

license has what is less social media is in a world where they can have a watch and a social media is but they stumble out to post beheadings. you don't need to be allowed to post beheadings to recruit fresh people to go and fight for isis but i think to twitter is made every effort to close down. isis or accounts that are supposed to recruit isis terrorists i think again the question is wrong is the the issue is again business models and media take you true for example we know that there's. a lot of dreadful content on you to the headings which seems to get through the filter the problem with you true business business model anyone's allowed to post anything and the business model of view true which makes it such a profitable company is not hiring a lot of adults is allowing. everyone to post whatever they want and selling advertising around that. the traditional media model is to cure rate is to create gatekeepers have editors and professionals like you who will determine what will appear on it what we need is to convince and perhaps legally require companies like twitter or faceboo

and anger michael's conservatives want to see a quick end to coalition talks with the social democrats given germans a stable government they've been promised after months of uncertainty. kind of a warm welcome to you i'm under thought. we start in davos assist result for the world economic forum has officially got underway after opening remarks by the forum's fonda klaus schwab it was the turn of indian prime minister noting that a bold the he's delivering a keynote speech to the forum aimed at touting india's economic successes and declaring his country is open for business more these been conducting of the. program of financial and structural reforms in india his appearance is not the events highlights this is. that we now go straight to ben physician from business desk at a davos high of ben not more this mean of a strong attraction at this event his initial remarks focused on the overarching theme of this summit and which is creating a shared future in a fractured wood what was his key message that well he said it's actually nothing new to situation that we're in at the moment whe

berlin a sigh of relief from going to michael but germany's political uncertainty is not over yet social democrats narrowly bow to enter formal talks with the americans conservatives in a bid to form a new government but major hurdles still ahead for the chance for a final coalition deal is far from guaranteed also coming up reports of civilian deaths as turkey pounds kurdish militia militia positions in northern syria this as turkish ground troops roll across the border opening a new front in syria's civil war the kurds hit back with their own rocket fire into turkey. pope francis says goodbye to her room wrapping up a latin american tour that's been overshadowed by angry protests over the church's handling of a sexual abuse scandal. also on the program u.s. vice president mike pence heads to jerusalem as palestinians feuding over washington's decision to recognize the city as israel's capital will pence be able to revive the peace process. and in the bonus legal runaway leaders by me they did not have things all their own way against about and blaming but they are champions for a reaso

her retirement was social security. that pay gap had an impact on the type of retirement she had later in life. that is why i know, looking at the statistics, the beneficiaries of that money that they count on, they work so hard like my grandmother. borland, i appreciate the position you are in, but i also know talking with some of your employees that within my state, and the interaction i have seen in my state and the benefits of having those offices open and the interaction between state and local, there are so many beneficiaries of social security that are out there and aging and they are going to need those offices over. so i do not support cuts to social securitand never will. there are ways to address this issue but it does not start with harming all of the people who rely on this and who worked so hard in their lives. so i thank you for that. i appreciate the conversation today, and i also have italian american grandparents. dr., i can tell you are a good doctor. i had an italian grandfather who loved to play gol

more than one hundred days ago she and her conservatives have been in exploratory talks with the social democrats since sunday let's get more now on this breaking news with me here in the studio is spending across she is a political scientist at the humboldt university in berlin and an expert in coalition governments welcome to you q what do you make of what we're seeing this morning it's exciting right now but it's also promising it's good to hear that they actually took time to talk through the night to to get rid of these problems with regard to taxes gratian and stuff like that and i think we will soon hear a positive statement about the official coalition negotiation talks starting the s.p.d. of where of course reluctant partners they want to enter the opposition in the german parliament given that does it seem as if they have a viable basis for cooperation going forward does it seem as if this is a coalition if it doesn't come to fruition that can hold i think so yes so i think there are like they have compromised policies present and also on a personal basis it should work and al

in terms of is it good for people is social media good for people sucker producing the right things now we want it to be good for people but he still wants that captive audience facebook is developing its own video offerings sort of like netflix it has plans for that audience so might not all be about making facebook and the world a better place even with the social media thank you very much for this its side. while some governments and asia planning to ban cryptocurrency is altogether the big con crys has knowledge sheaves pop culture status japan's virtual currency goes for the first concert in tokyo today each member of the band represents a different crypto currency such as the bitcoin if they're all reported in keeping with the theme payment for the group's merchandise will only be accepted in virtual currency debut song warns against fraudulent operators urges people to make sure their mind lasts for sure. that's all your business news will come back now top top story with the card thank you so much care hard to remind her of what we're following for you right now german chancello

by changes in social norms. for example, senior administrators not sending e-mails on weekends and creating a more linear and delineated freedoms of speech. or it's going to create a sector of under relatively underregulated new technologies of communication. i think the jury is out where that's going to end up with facebook and twitter. we're getting into the zone of fake news here and the ability to distort and warp systems of communication. and i think it's going to be very interesting to see how that unfolds. but what we're sort of swept into this larger, i think, national problem, conversation it's not unique to campuses. but i think it is in some ways a zoning question. it is a time, place and manner question. not a content question. i think you're right. people held extreme views. they not only share them with themselves, they got on soapboxes on, you know, public squares. and you could say another professor who's really wacky about subject text, but the ability to amplify -- and i think our students are

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news from berlin a nailbiting vote with a narrow margin a decisive moment here in germany as the social democrats vote to begin coalition talks with uncle american conservatives. since there were six hundred forty two votes three hundred sixty two people voted yes and two hundred seventy nine voted no there was one of stench and as such the s.p.d. will embark on formal coalition negotiations that the grave for formal discussions on forming a government bringing germany a step closer to ending months of political uncertainty. i'm brant goff it's good to have you with us after months of political uncertainty germany is one step closer tonight to forming a stable government the country's social democratic party has voted to enter a formal coalition talks with chancellor angela merkel's conservators and initial show of hands too close to call in the vote so every vote more than six hundred delegates at the party conference had to be counted individually the outcome a narrow majority in favor of moving toward. those negotiation talks between the s.p.d. americans conservative bloc are now exp

social media to social media gives those other players the opportunity to increase their media presence put themselves in a lawn like room create a continuous dialogue with the fans ultimate and mom took from today's football is media virtual presence but for fans there's nothing quite like meeting their favorite player face to face. now is on the go on seven long years of restoration that finally istanbul's his story and stephen's church has reopened its doors the charities to the only one in the wall with an eye in frame president. gary and prime minister. attended the inauguration ceremony the church follows the bow gary an orthodox form of christianity the project's completion comes despite an often turbulent relationship between bulger and turkey. on our mind and out the top story we're following for you german chancellor angela merkel is leading a new round of talks aimed at forming a governing coalition michel's conservatives the negotiating with the center left social democrats about possibly governing together for another tub germany could see fresh elections if the talks fail.

notjust social media.e the will power to say it is not the first thing i will look at in the morning. and it's not the last thing before i go to bed. it is a fairly tale land, this is the real world. what is in the palm of your hand is a fairy tale version. it takes a lot for a teenager think that when everybody else is looking at their phone. there is a thing about tough love, i don't think it is tough love, it is authentic care. i want to keep my child safe and pow understand the power and what it can be used for in the good and to understand when it is time to put it away, i as a adult will make that decision if i have to. do you allow your daughter secrets on line, you don't read her texts? no, not anymore. when she was younger, i was there when she signed up to twitter and facebook and, yes, i used to look to see what she was doing. she signed up at 11. she is not allowed at 11! the rule is 13. but they're all doing it at 11. i made a decision, maybe i may... you let her lie online? yes i did. i hold

political parties wasted no time in trying to form a new government that planning talks for tonight social democrats narrowly focusing to add to formal negotiations with an american conservatives in a final coalition deals far from guaranteed also on the program. america's vice president tells israel's parliament the u.s. embassy will move to jerusalem next year mike pence his announcement was met with warm applause but arab israeli lawmakers were thrown out of the chamber for protesting curing the speech. bringing the latest from the borders league shock a push for a second place on the table as they take home a surprise package however bring the highlights. i'm phil gail welcome to the program germany social democrats are promising intense and tough negotiations with angela merkel's conservatives on forming a new government during a party conference on sunday the s.p.d. only narrowly voted in favor of pursuing formal coalition talks party also said it wasn't satisfied with the results of their political discussions and called on its leaders to renegotiate some of the points possibly putt

democrats it's mostly in the field of social policy they have to deliver in the field of social justice social policy and this is of course also the most cost the piece of policy that is discussed here and they need to deliver a success to their delegates and there could be for example major changes in health care that could be somewhere in the field of pensions in texas for the richest in germany these are the fields that are probably the toughest to negotiate at this very moment but whenever someone comes in or comes out here from the negotiators they say exactly nothing about the state of the discussions here. so let's assume the best for a second here if these exploratory talks are successful what happens next what's the roadmap from here for forming a government because these are just the first step these talks. yes that's true well for americans conservatives that would basically be it's tonight if she could convince this the social democrats to to go into this road to walk this way towards forming a coalition for the conservatives that would be if they can agree within their part

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this is detailed in the news blog from berlin will they or won't think of any social democrats seek last minute unity ahead of a vote that could decide the country's political future acts take our coalition talks ongoing marcus conservatives will have the latest from the party special congress also coming up. in turkey dr sacks across the border into syria as the country's defense minister says a ground offensive on the new front there is only a matter of time. hi michelle henery thanks for joining us. german chancellor merkel's future hangs in the balance today the country center left social democrat party is due to hold a key vote on whether to enter a coalition talks with merkel conservatives social democrat leader martin shultz is in favor of forming a coalition but he faces stronger systems from within his own party a no vote could lead to minority government which merkel has already said she won't lead or to fresh elections. i'm joined now by our correspondent thomas sparrow of the s.p.d. congress in bonn. thomas the congress has just started can you tell us what's happened so far.

we'll day or germany social democrats see last minute unity. that could decide the country's political future at stake a coalition talks with conservatives the latest from the party special congress. turkey drives tanks across the border into syria as the country's defense minister says the ground offensive on the new front pair is only a matter of time. on szell henery thanks for joining us a deadly siege in the afghan capital kabul is over after more than twelve hours of fighting on saturday evening gunmen stormed a landmark intercontinental hotel firing that gas and detonating grenades some residents and staff managed to flee while others were trapped inside at least five civilians were killed officials say all three of the attackers have also been killed the rate comes days after a u.s. embassy warning of possible attacks on hotels in the city. turkey says it plans to extend its military operation against kurdish militia in northern syria pushing east to the town of manby turkey's army is calling defense of operation all of branch but it th

also coming up germany's social democrats called for a better deal to win over skeptical party members and keep formal coalition talks alive but senior conservatives from angela merkel's camp won't have it and palestinian president mahmoud abbas says that the landmark oslo peace accord is over and lays the blame squarely with israel and donald trump. plus we will have all of the goals for the weekend's bundesliga action dortmund were looking to fill the gap with pierre emerick over my young dropped again but they didn't get the better for. you and. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news from iraq where at least thirty eight people have been killed and one hundred and five wounded in twin bombings in central baghdad bodies are still being recovered from the site in central tehran square it is feared that the death toll could rise the iraqi interior ministry says that the explosives were detonated by two suicide bombers now this area has been targeted by similar blasts since two thousand and three there has been no claim of responsibilit

the social democrats are divided as never before does this signal the hand of the s.p.d. . the question they're under as clue does it does it signal the end for the for the s.p.d. i mean after all this is the party of brunson how much mitt and they are apparently fighting for their life so. what's going on is that social democrats are the center left post marxist companies across europe have been in a slow steady decline because none of them including the german social democrats have found compelling answers to the big question of our time of the modern age of the internet or things in artificial intelligence where it's no longer the proletariat against the honchos or the bosses they haven't had if you notice the main domestic policy they went the social democrats went these negotiate negotiations with was a decade old idea about reform of the left the reform of the health insurance system and it was written off so they have not really produced any. and people are losing interest and can increasingly not tell the difference between them and other center left parties like th

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the bored with social media certainly facebook's. gone out of fashion then people are on facebook all people parents and grandparents young people wouldn't be caught dead on facebook now the question is maybe they'll go from facebook to instagram or snap chat but at some point i think this generation of so-called digital natives is just going to get bored of all of this thing so i think and i've been saying this for years that the real reaction to social media and technology is going to come from the digital natives the people who have grown up with this stuff and are just bored and disgusted and they just going to go back to the basics are they going to go with something like artificial intelligence and connect their brains to a computer and i think what you're going to see is an interesting new book out called the revenge of analog you seen in the way in which this young generation is embrace vinyl records you see in the way in which they now buy most skin pads you see in the way that they're starting to write letters again you're

collectively sponsored by social media companies. several models from counterterrorism cyber security could be adopted by silicon valley in this regard. i've made other recommendations in the past which i can address during the q&a. but in conclusion, some social media companies have done more to protect the integrity of their platforms. others have a lot more work to do to protect against bad actors. ultimately the american consumer will decide whether the benefits of using these services outweigh the risks. many are walking away because they can't trust the information being used or tolerate the vitriolic user experience. social media companies should more aggressively to thwart terrorists and their exploiters, not only because it's best for users and society but because it's good for business as well. thank you for having me. >> thank you, mr. watts. i recognize senator nelson for introduction. >> we have a new member of the committee. >> we do, indeed. >> senator john tester of montana. senator tester has been wanting to get on t

reach chancellor angela merkel and her conservatives have been holding talks with the leader of the social democrats the first day has ended on a positive note we'll get the latest from our correspondent also coming up. paris remember some pick the victims of the attacks three years ago that horrified the world the killings began when gunmen stormed the offices of the security of magazine charlie updo. and four figure skaters from both sides of the korean divide look forward to an unlikely cross border reunion at the winter olympics. on michelle henery good to have you with us. the first round of talks to form a new coalition government enjoy many has ended on a positive note a spokesman for the negotiations said they had been serious concentrated but also open chancellor angela merkel's conservatives are holding the talks with the center left social democrats after previous negotiations with other parties failed germany has been waiting for a new government since the election which took place more than three months ago. germany needs a new government and they say too late is under pressur

it em powers social media if you can do amplification through social bots or if you can generate other systems to push the news quicker than everybody else. and so you see a lot of gaming in terms of trending hash tags and things like that i think there has to be some sort of trip that you can put in technically over time. and i'm sure all of these companies are trying to develop that will tap that out. when you see an artificial spike in one of those trends you should it be able to dpetect that. but it's a huge safety issue regardless of that. >> and thank you. let me say this i had the opportunity to work with facebook on our internet crimes against children's task force in nevada when i was attorney general. and i'll tell you for every company that we reached out to, whether it was you or youtube, google, they were willing to work with law enforcement. so i know there hasn't been a lot of discussion on that ipt action you've had with law enforcement, but i've seen it from one side of it. i know now there is this balance we need to find to figure out how to continue to work together

conservatives want to see a quick finish to coalition talks with social democrats warning that losing face after months without a new government. in the world economic forum gets underway in switzerland today the world's political industrial academic are meeting this week in the snow resort . hello i'm terry march and thanks for joining us. turkey has intensified its offensive all of bread against kurdish militias in northern syria a war monitoring group says at least fifty four combatants have been killed so far on both sides the turkish army and syrian rebel fighters crossed into the kurdish enclave of in northern syria on saturday is controlled by the kurdish militia which has been a key u.s. ally in the fight against us but turkey sees the wife as a terror organization and has urged the u.s. to stop backing them. operation all of branches anything but a peace offering following airstrikes the turkish military with the support of regional allies is marching across the border into northern syria turkey's president has pledged an unrelenting campaign against the syrian kurdish militi

social democrats actually agree on a coalition agreement and then the species vote has. members rather voted down well yes there is and you know it's all on a knife edge or at least there's still a lot of uncertainty around this process you know there is frustration and disappointment among the rank and file s.p.d. party members and as has been mentioned there are ten days to go now until a special party convention that's going to have delegates from the around the country sort of green lighting according to most of this deal has been done sort of fall but a lot of people are not convinced the left wing of the party has already mobilized its opposition they say it's not enough in this deal there's no basis for a you know a real set of social democrat policies that's what one of their leaders has been saying another prominent opponents a very new addition of the grand coalition government of conservatives and social democrats the youth section. says he's going to travel around the country stirring up opposition against what's been agreed so far even as martin schulze the

coming up on what are called conservatives have until the end of today to strike a deal with the social democrats or germany could face new elections but the most divisive issues still lie ahead and time is running out. violent protests spread across tunisia as anger over price hikes spilled into the streets one person has died and more than two hundred people have been arrested as authorities crack down on the on breast. i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is meeting with his e.u. counterpart. in brussels it is a show of unity for the two thousand and fifteen agreement aimed at ending iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons ministers from germany france britain and the e.u. foreign affairs chief federica michael rainey are expected to voice their support for the deal one day ahead of a key sanctions decision by washington now the deal is under threat as u.s. president donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose oil sanctions on tehran iran has issued a stark warning to washington vowing to reduce its compliance with the

social media keep them social media gives those other players the opportunity to increase their media presence put themselves in the limelight and create a continuous dialogue with the fans and. took on today's footballers need a virtual presence but for fans there's nothing quite like meeting their favorite player face to face. the area freestyle skiing world cup continued this weekend with moscow hosting the first meet of twenty eight the most spectacular john in the men's if that came from anton questionnaire the ballot will see the athlete pulled off the stunning foot to take first place and move up the second in the overall gold cup rankings in the women's event colleen mcness effort was just as impressive and it was enough to give the delighted american press first ever think three and a world cup. the dakar rally got underway in peru as five hundred forty cars trucks and motorcycles lined up for the world's top off road race fans turned out in force in la. for the start it was the first stage in peru for five years after leaving the capital racers faced a real challenge two hun