stephan: it is. if this is a case that will be determined as true or even partially true, this accusation could be true. that would be a major risk for the republican party. they could ignore this now. they could go on with the vote on thursday and that would be in the interest on first sight. on second, it is a huge risk. if there is something coming out after, this is not a little job. he would be confirmed for the rest of his life. -- republicans play a high risk of paying the bill for this in the midterm elections. brent: that is with the big fear is. they will see the republicans be published -- punished in november when voters go to the polls. stephan: absolutely. it is important to female voters. female voters are flocking to the democrats or seem to be. that is what most polls suggest. the republicans are in a tight spot. the senate majority leader said last week that he is very concerned about many races regarding the senate and the house, it doesn't look much better in the house of represen

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but will spur refused to be cowed were not so stephan was at the heart of things again before us merely teed up due to their calls to the equaliser by tool for the story of the third time this season bruno love it is wolfsburg has collected points from a losing position. here are the results so far for match day six laver couzin dortmund goes the visitors away stuttgart holds brame is momentum in wins two one shell could get their first win of the season over mines hoffenheim unable to get it done it's life they will spark and share the spoils promoted sides nuremberg and dusseldorf was the most lopsided result with nuremberg scoring three to. none federico plus ill scored rupert's third in the seventy eighth minute of the game it's his first goal of the season a normal bird has earned seven out of a possible nine points at home this season. as we saw head to down byron in berlin on friday two more matches on sunday frankfurt hosts hanover and freiburg travels to alex burke let's take a look at the table now and see who replaced by her new nick at the top of the standings dortmund the l

stephan insists he's no nazi he says he's just war it his commitment to the populist rightwing piccy to movement has upset his family his granddaughter in particular disapproves of his involvement. with. it's not my granddaughter the gets me annoyed. it's the political situation the does lead to this which is the problem. it hurts when young people insult their parents and grandparents calling them nazi pigs it hurts a lot. chemist's is in turmoil the recent unrest is the main topic of conversation some focus on the violence perpetrated by migrants others on the violence neo nazi protests. local families are divided some are varied about the security in the city because right here there was a murder happening and the suspects are too refugees others are varied about the hatred among the people and against foreigners and among the city the people on the street their neo nazis trying to use the protest for their purposes mandy cannot and her friends belong to a local cultural group that has been working for years against the extreme right in the town they're finding it hard going and s

ended in stalemate with big gains for the far right the center left bloc led by the prime minister stephan loaf and came up with just over forty percent of the vote the center right alliance led by the moderates say they've been given the mandate to lead the country they won virtually the same share as the leftist outgoing bloc the far right and the immigration and sweden democrats led by you me. again support seeing their vote rise to seventeen percent talk to form a new government will begin on monday but all parties have so far refused to work with the sweet democrats. but the fact of course i'm disappointed that a party with nazi roots. wants ground it's a party that in this election has had representatives that want a journalist to die which is glorified hitler and humiliated victims of the holocaust this weekend democrats could never offer the change or improvements in society the only thing they could offer is widening the gap in society and growing hatred and a whole report from stockholm. the center left social democrats have been the biggest party in every swedish election for a

stephan lichtsteiner knows this isn't the top european competition but they respect it and want to do well in it. in football you have to have the respect for all the trophies, even if it's champions league, of course, it's a more glamorous title but also for whoever. i think it is a really good chance for the team, for the clu b good chance for the team, for the club and the players to win this nice trophy. last night's champions league delivered two talking points. ronaldo‘s red card will be discussed by uefa's disciplinary a week today. he'll get at least a one—match ban but it could be more. ronaldo was sent off injuve‘s champions league match last night for appearing to pull a valencia's players hair. juve won the game but ronaldo was distraight. perhaps because it was his first sending off in 154 champions league appearances. a lot of reaction on social media on this. he might miss the game against manchester united. gary player, the golfer. how about chris sutton, who had an opposing view. so he wasn't a fan of the decision. manchester city have become the first english side in

stephan wint doesn't have a criminal history butng accor to defense attorneys, they tell us that he's the one who drove e savopoulos porsche. he was seen driving it. it was eventually burned in prince george's county which wasnd just yardsou f away from stephan used to live. >> that just opened up so many more questions. okay. thankso much. >>> we are in weather alert mode. leheck in. what's the latest? >> well, the latest continues to be good news for us. we just saw another model run comes out.we e now dealing with less impact than 24 hours ago. >> what it also enforces is the carolinas are really looking to be under the gun with this rack rfm. the t continues. soay even parts of the heast. we're looking at cloudy conditions around the area. we've seenlos for days in the potriac r, still high. because of the easterly flow that we've seen. notice this northwest flow at the ai the winds at nine miles an hour. we are seeing some shower activity. is a boundary right here down to the south. and around that, temperatures re in the 80s. to the west, the temperatures only in the 60s and 70s

shortly after living in defense was once more completely at sea the wolves showed bites as were not so stephan grab the third on the all my time when puts most ball second in the type i think is the image of the job i think the whole team what their socks off for the way in the word work has been key for us the last three months we've worked on everything with great intensity as if. we all have to be more south critical myself included we have to be men it's time to clench up the tax on the dash back into some kind. of old spoken joy a perfect start to the season and love a dia beats one of his former clubs for the first time in his career. well both work have plenty to smile about after that win and the team wanted to include two of their teammates who missed the match and that's our tweet of the day and the club dedicated the win to captain just. who picked up a serious knee injury last weekend. will be out of action for an extended extended spell they also honored regular goalkeeper stills who also missed the game board for good news as he and his girlfriend became the present parents of a

but will still obstruct back almost immediately but not so stephan pulling one back in the twelve minutes five got back to the lead a second time early in the second half good look from philip hammond culminating in a cool finish from tobin has all of five of the belgian doing his best player impression with this sumptuous strike. but will spur refused to be cowed or not so stepan was at the heart of things again before eunice malley teed up to take hold for the equaliser by the reform school of the third time this season bruno love at the as well spoken collecting points from a losing position. here are the results so far for match day six laver couzin dortmund goes the visitors way stuttgart holds brain as momentum and wins two one shell could get their first win of the season over mines hoffenheim unable to get it done against life they will spark and share the spoils promoted sides nuremberg and dusseldorf was the most lopsided result with nuremberg scoring three to dusseldorf nine federico plus ill scored norberg in the seventy eighth minute of the game it's his first goal of the sea

sweden's prime minister stephan has been ousted in a no confidence vote about two thirds of the parliament voted against who lease the country's social democrats his departure comes two weeks after elections that saw this story gains for right wing politicians. in berlin a surprise result exposes a nother fracture and chancellor angela merkel's government lawmakers from her conservative bloc have defeated her choice of four parliamentarian leader and instead elected a critic of miracles governing coalition wealth bring house defeated longtime marital ally volker countered by a vote of one hundred twenty five to one hundred twelve counter had held the post for thirteen years and never before faced a challenge well ahead of the vote most observers expected counter would win we election. all right let's get you more on these developments of that want to turn now to chief political correspondent melinda a crane melinda german chancellor angela merkel's main ally in the bundestag voted out of office unexpectedly why. because of rising dissatisfaction with in her party dissatisfaction about the

jump in there because of course the un doesn't have the means to to get involved in this because stephan in the store has appealed specifically to some of the parties who are involved on the ground russia and turkey to help find a solution but these two countries who can actually do something and make a difference they have very rival ambitions for for syria. well not this early i mean the at the end of the day interest matter and everyone found their interests at the expense of three c.d.'s what threat to aleppo i mean these guys are not. caught in the crossfire the they were uploaded from the cities uprooted from the asian cities of aleppo from homes from eastern syria from the suburbs of damascus they're not good for the cause they were pushed by us that there to finish them off now they are the hardcore let's say owners of assad whether civilian or military or so-called terrorists and that was journalist to syria activist a ways to speaking to me a little earlier all right we're going to move now to japan which is being battered by the strongest typhoon to hit the country in a quarte

sweden's election hasn't produced a real winner incumbent prime minister stephan left and social democrat green coalition is neck and neck with the center right parliamentary block the result may force the bloc system that has defined the country's politics for decades to change using you see the no side has a clear majority it's only natural that we will have to work across the political divide to make it possible to govern sweden so regardless of the final election results this will be the death of bloc politics. the friends attempt to form a new kind of government is likely to be complicated and drawn out his appeal to the opposition to cooperate across blocs has so far full and on as the leader of the second place moderate party of christe us on this for now intent on building his own center right coalition his existing alliance includes the center liberals and christian democrats. me and we will together make decisions about how we form a new and better government in sweden. that task begins literally tomorrow and it won't be easy. although both sides are short of a majority they've

shift to the right even threatens to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stephan live and has called this election a referendum on sweden's wealth state now the rise of the populists in sweden follows a europe wide trend and it could signal a break with the country's liberal traditions. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant election is in sweden's history the first nationwide vote since the country to get more migrants pair head of population than any other european country back in twenty fifteen at the height of the migration crisis it's just one key issue along with health care education and climate change but in rural communities like here insults bug migration has become a prism through which everything else is viewed. it's come told many one time we cannot thank you they can all stop they mean so many of them to him it's a good life i think they want to be in their own country and these are so much. that. swedes are divided about how far large scale migration brings with it violent crime but the country's prime minister stake i love them has alrea

hole forsberg scored two to put the match away the first from delta that cost and then went out to stephan grabbed all the alamo. don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download from google play or from the store that will give you access to the latest names from around the world as well as push notifications of any breaking news you can also use that e.w. out to send us your photos and videos. that's the latest here on d w i'm have an on screen everybody and more news coming up at the top of the hour thanks for your company and some say. i. am not over out of my little succeeded in defining a shadow not succeeded in taking the people off the streets because we're trying to restrict trying to show you. taking the stand globally news that matters d. w. me mines. here what's coming up on.

half wolfsburg schooled two to put the match away the third from about to the host and then another stephan grabs the search on the alamo. the reigning when the in champion germany's already care about has been knocked out of the us open in the third round she was beaten in three sets by the twenty ninth seed so many kitschy bokova kava broke her opponent three times in the first ever did the same to her in the second the german star was then broken again twice in the final set that means none of this year's grand slam champions are left in the women's competition with five of the top ten seats already out. well that's the way to stay on the on how to humphrey in ballet more news coming up at the top of the hour in the meantime do head to our web site that's a devotee dot com thanks for your company and seizing. earth. posting to news of species go home for saving. me as much as those are big changes and most start with small steps global warming two years tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term good.

this is directed byjean—stephane sauvaire who made a movie i reviewed here on the show a while ago calledthat is all to do with the atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situation with him. you know the things — sometimes you feel that you can almost smell a movie? you can feel the environment? it's a tough watch. i think it is one that you might find hard to watch. i thought it was a very impressive, if rather difficult, film. mm, 0k. what i'm fascinated by this week is what on earth you're going to pick up next week. what a cracking selection. you could choose any of them. how fabulous that we've had a week in which there are this many good and diverse films to choose from. it is lovely. that's the joy of cinema. a little stranger is not that scary. i'm sorry, itjust isn't. no, but i was very, very stressed for the whole film. i thought ruth wilson was sensational, but god, i was stressed. a few people have had some sympathy for me on twitter on this one. thank you very much. let's see what you find for me next week. a really cracking week. enjoy your cinema going. all of our previo

the far right which is made major gains on the issues of immigration and integration prime minister stephan that cost his ballot early this morning he's called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state polls suggest the populist sweden democrats could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliament. well the rise of the anti immigrant party could shake the status quo in a country known for its stability and liberal values. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant election is in sweden's history the first nationwide vote since the country to can more migrants perhaps of population than any other european country back in twenty fifteen at the height of the migration crisis it's just one key issue along with health care education and climate change but in rural communities like here insults bug migration has become a prism through which everything else is viewed. in strong told many or one time we cannot thank you they can all stop their mediation so money and the good life i think they want to be in this. country and these so much. the. swedes are divided about high fa

and that monks are ryan's in their support but it leaves leaves them in third place prime minister stephan lutheran called the selection a referendum on sweden's welfare state his party is now expected to emerge as the strongest force. and correspondent barbara outside the swedish parliament and stockholm and joins me now hi barbara polling stations have just come close to how how do things let there. yeah we're looking at the exit polls but we have to really take all this what we see now with a pinch of salt because they are notoriously unreliable here in sweden it's not for me as you have in some countries like in germany where your almost see the result of the election so we're just seeing the exit polls of the public swedish broadcaster and that looks a bit different from we had first from other television stations and they still show the social democrats in first place at around twenty six percent but they show a much stronger showing for these sweden democrats the right wing populist party and the run nineteen per cent and they would then be in second place if this comes true because

this is the sort of neo con hubris stick sort of what is called patriotism by some after john mccain stephan all the bits where he's for him but some could say it's called imperialism from the outside they might see it as very aggressive a neo con like and and are we here in christ report have warning to this. this is c.n.n. b.b.c. saying it and we've never even put that into context of just how much of the world economy is under sanctions by the u.s. because from a us perspective each one of the economic entities is targeted for good reason be it human rights violations terrorism crime nuclear trade corruption are in the case of china unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft but in recent months it seems that america's unwavering commitment to fight all of the world's scorches has brought all of those governments and the wealthy individuals who support them to a critical mass joining forces to create a parallel financial system which would be out of reach of america's long arm should they succeed the impact on america's global posture would be transformational. absolutely but

incumbent prime minister stephan the open barely defeated the alliance. is a sign that it is time to toss out the system that has defined swedish politics for decades. >> no side has a clear majority. it is only natural that we will have to work across the political divide to make it possible to govern sweden. godless of the final election results, this will be the deat of block politics -- regardless of the final election results, this will be the death of block politics. >> this has fallen on deaf ears. this leaves two sides in a virtual dead heat after the vote. neither blocks as it will work with a strong third-place finisher that has neo-nazi roots. forming a new government could take weeks or months of talks in a country where a populist wave is promoting a long-held tradition of tolerance. brent: in eastern germany, more fears of violent anti-migrant protests. a german man died after a confrontation with two afghan migrants. this is 150 kilometers southwest of berlin. 2.5 thousand protesters responded. a postmortem showed that the men died of acute

opportunity to its fullest at the moment a lot of these extra things being cold there was something that stephan demister recently where he was going to say it in private but no they said we wanted in public the u.s. is really using this opportunity certainly trying to use the opportunity of their presidency and as you say trying to make some of these issues and disagreements very public this is notable though we have a lot of disagreements in the security council between the u.s. and russia all issues but never before on north korea north korea is an issue that has have unity in the past that's why they've been able to get through the very very tough sanctions on north korea that unity in the last couple of hours has completely broken down very interesting james bays is that diplomatic editor at the u.n. or the man who president trying once as his pick on the u.s. supreme court is coming under increasing pressure over a sexual abuse allegation there are calls for brett kavanaugh his confirmation hearing to be delayed for the f.b.i. to reopen background checks the woman who accuses him of assaul

shaab previously known as al qaeda in syria is alive and kicking now the un special envoy for syria stephan de mistura says that over ten thousand al qaeda linked fighters are in the area for a long time the usa has promised that it will separate the moderate opposition from the designated terrorist groups but this separation just hasn't happened and at this point it seems like u.s. officials are focused on raising the alarm about the syrian government's efforts to retake rebel held territories. syria must not reckless live type problems in fact the top administration has already made it clear that if indeed there is a chemical attack they already know who did it if there are chemical weapons that are used we know exactly who's going to use them john bolton trumps national security advisor says that the idea that anybody even the syrian government might use chemical weapons is just crazy. so apparently al-qaeda brought down the twin towers but they're just not evil enough to release some chlorine gas now the u.n. special envoy disagree is and says that the terrorists are very capable of con

stephan it has been widely said that they paris agreement could be the best way out to stop the clock from ticking down towards doomsday this talk a little bit about some of the guidelines of the paris agreement first reducing the carbon emissions as soon as possible do you think that that's possible when you don't have any binding legally binding resolution that puts more pressure on countries to follow suit. well it is a binding agreement it's just that there are no sanctions if you don't actually fulfill your obligations but it is actually very difficult because we don't have a world government we still are at the stage where the world is composed of a large number of nation states almost two hundred of them and if you try to install a top down agreement where there are sanctions and governments are forced to certain emissions reductions then we simply would not get an agreement because there are always some especially countries said to see themselves as superpowers not going to submit to. any sanctions presented by the international community or some kind of international body and

shaab previously known as al qaeda in syria is alive and kicking now the un special envoy for syria stephan de mistura says that over ten down. as an al-qaeda linked fighters are in the area for a long time the usa has promised that it will separate the moderate opposition from the designated terrorist groups but this separation just hasn't happened and at this point it seems like u.s. officials are focused on raising the alarm about the syrian government's efforts to retake rebel held territories. president bashar asad of syria must not recklessly provance in fact the traffic ministration has already made it clear that if indeed there is a chemical attack they already know who did it if there are chemical weapons that are used we know exactly who's going to use them john bolton trumps national security advisor says that the idea that anybody even the syrian government might use chemical weapons is just crazy on the murder of children by the assad government take a listen to this reporter. i know my name and i'm and there's you know from syria and my message that we didn't do that song toda

mood that's perhaps been boid by the team's recent baby boom with no less than six players including stephan having become fathers in the last few weeks so i can't discount i'm having. child your own flesh and blood can give you just the same flesh. and. maybe will make it into the guinness book of records i've never seen so many players on one team having kids in such a short time plus they seem to be choosing saturdays for the birth. and seeing this weekend we empower haven't had to step in for a keeper steals that short notice for his fellow australian and opposite number of comments on the chance it wasn't such a boy into a cannes literally handing the visitors an equaliser when attempting to power a gimmick yeah hot shot i bet it was no less than bob's book deserved by this point with eight minutes until half time when you get a goal it's difficult to come back in. and leverkusen it's really difficult but i think the team did it very well and. congratulations for as a team in fact it was david couzin huge originally going to head to head to see if leon bailey anthony brooks slow off the

special representative to syria stephan de mistura but the istana process really took over and accelerated past the geneva process not least because over a period of several months meeting after meeting after meeting after two or three rounds of meetings they came up with this idea of deescalation zones in syria in practical terms policing the deescalation zones proved to be very difficult getting them up and running proved to be very difficult but the headline news from the setting up of those deescalation zones were buses carrying fighters people civilians women and children out of those deescalation zones we're also seeing there mr rouhani flanked by his foreign minister and also we've heard a shot of the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov listening but listening very intently of course the russians were involved as well in the a standard process not so much engaged with perhaps. the geneva process when that was at the vanguard of trying to get some sort of peace deal or negotiations on the ground in syria mr rouhani earlier saying as well we will not impose our wishes about self de

sweden's prime minister stephan north and has lost a confidence vote following this month's elections you have to step down after members of parliament voted to remove the center right social democrat leader the elections left no bloc with an outright majority of britain's main opposition party is trying to work out its response to the government's briggs's talks with the e.u. if they fail labor party members may back a second referendum if it can't get a general election leader jeremy corbyn has said he'd prefer an election over another public vote on e.u. membership those are the headlines we're back with more after my nigeria. you. were. right. let me ask will we give you five or ten years. what would you be doing where would you be women who want to be able to you because if we were young to be careful of your resume your hand i do sure you really want to answer ok you're ok just to have you know i am i ask you with a question i'm not asked and if you don't get the answer right at you leave this really readily. and i'm serious of other. ok you know what i just did i've just presen

mood that's perhaps been boid by the team's recent baby boom with no less than six players including stephan having become fathers in the last few weeks so i can't discuss it. no child your own flesh and blood can give you just the same flesh. and i'm sure. maybe will make it into the guinness book of records i've never seen so many players on one team having kids in such a short time plus they seem to be choosing saturdays for the birth. and it wasn't such a buoyant weekend literally handing the visit is an equaliser when attempting to power a gimmick yeah hot shot but it was no less than bob's book deserved by this point twenty eight minutes until halftime when you get a gold it's difficult to come back in. and leverkusen it's really difficult but i think the team did it very well and. congratulations for the team in fact it was laver couzin huge regional league on the heads had to see everything on bailey anthony brooks slow off the mark but it was one of the few floors in votes books performance. hellish and nightmare start with zero points from team game before my everyone and i include