but the young turks were also gambling that the european war might be over quickly .at the time there were series and. prospect of voice in europe that in fact the civilized european powers would not fight each other for very long that this was a crisis but a cry for that might. come to an end funeral rather than later ultimately that there would be able to favor the alliance with germany which they had signed for 7 years not necessarily protection but an alliance with germany that would help the ottoman state to consolidate its. its borders its institution and to restrain finn and this period under which there would have germany as an ally. however germany needed this deal as much as the ultimate. they were outnumbered on the ground in europe and could open a new eastern front against russia and the british. the german general era gluten doff wrote that ultimate entry into the war enabled the central powers to soldier on for another 2 years otherwise the war might well have been over by 916. this is the house in istanbul of anwar pasha he led the secret negotiations

the turks turned to the hero of. the army officer who led the ultimate defeat of the allies in the dardanelles in 1915. the conditions of the year treaty of server placed on the ultimate empire were extreme so it seemed to come out that the turks and the turks nation would refuse them and any plan 5 invading european armies. most of a come on managed to command the turks to victory. in what became the turkish war of independence. and now their yard i must overcome marjah a moment after the op but he opposed the work around the stop bar and you are the one here. now we know where what you want to do when you're going to be on it at that i'm happy just declare it to. which she is here. and for so i mean with and out for sherry. and with assault on a number. of which i mean a lot of our story. then but they had a sly yeah and i beat the cleanest. rabbit and led the happy about that one which let me be your mirror and i have. with the bonds between arab and turks now broken most of a commom and the independent turkey sta

and the suffering when they also mean government of young turks cracked down on the arab provinces. and the little known story of a future zionist leader in the ultimate world. bullish jewish student walked along here 911 his name david had been guardian or would become the 1st prime minister of israel. cannot live there how to go after half a year let the kid. we must say to him you mr bennett him by the

it says anyone breaching the rules will face a fine —— turks and capos islands.bird to avoid second virus bike. he is cracking down, but he is also unlocking the country, isn't he, christopher? yes, it is a carrot and stick approach dealing with this much feared and long forecast second wave of the virus. he is, for people refusing to wear a mask, finding £3200. if a policeman says, put on a piece of cloth to save 3000 quid, most people will do it — and thank goodness. they do protect you from people's party elsewhere. my experience in london this week is that it also... a light to that, he is also opening up new things, so bowling could be something we could do together after all of this, go to the casino, living the high life... definitely going tojoin the casino, living the high life... definitely going to join you for that one! certainly, he is trying on the one hand to open up things in the one hand to open up things in the economy and also to toughen down the economy and also to toughen down the rules unmask wearing. i think we are going towards a point whe

the turks say that is absurd, and they are not prepared to stick by t that, which is why te turks hahave taken these measurs sea to thehips i in the coastline. botht the tensions with sides bristling with navalal greeksls in t the area, the almomost as mamany, and now frae will apparently join the greeks in protecting g the territorial waters off greece. we have a situation in the east mediditerranean which is becomig tensor a and tensosor by the da. could -- will union call a meeting of ministers on friday. >> i undndstand how w tensions a mounting between grereece and turkey, , but why is franance getting involvlved? >> f france has had a relatively sour relationship with turkey, partly over issues regarding the mediterranean, not just between greece and turkey but between cyprus and turkey. cyprus facing the same problems and the greeks are facing france is supporting a fellow eu member in its struggle to make sure that turkey remains out of cyprus waters. between a difference president macron and president erdogan. was -- by thecron kurdisish in sururgeon -- that d him to write a rat

in episode 2 of the ottoman side of the story the young turks wise to power.their alliance with germany. their tyranny in the love i want and the seeds of our own will fold up. and in episode 3 how the 1st world war ended 4 centuries of alterman rule. but drew the lines in the sand that was shaped the middle east for the next 100 years. in the 2nd week of november 1914 the ultimate empire officially announced it was joining in germany and its allies. in the war the grand mufti in istanbul also called on muslims around the world to join a jihad a struggle against britain russia and france. so arabs were forced to fight on both sides for the triple on told european powers . and for the central powers germany austria-hungary and the ultimate. the grand moved his call and autumn an entry into the war said muslims against each other and created a complex tension that ran throughout the war. to compete with the enemy the british and french needed to draft in large numbers of troops from across their respective empires britain recruited over a 1000000 troops in egypt

to provide up to $31.8 million in permanent financing for 270 turk street. the project involved preservation of an 86-unit building in the tenderloin that houses primarily low-income individuals. 276 turk street comes to us through the housing accelerator fund which provided the bridge financing required to take the building off the market quickly and prevent the displacement of the low-income residents. the building was previously owned and operated by veritas and we consider a significant win that the project will now be permanent affordable housing, given that the majority of residents are folks who work in the service industry downtown, who are feeling the negative impacts of covid, which is even more important now than ever that this building be stabilized. mocd financing will pay off the acquisition and rehabilitation loan provided by the fund and cover other permanent financing costs. as described in detail in the b.l.a. report, we're requesting amounts that allow the project to close financing under two possible scenarios. the scenario described as s

forces in the way that nato does and of course nato is an organization which both the greeks and the turks are member states off and so when mr shorten speaks you know that he is speaking as somebody who is in touch with both sides and he was basically calling on both sides to exercise restraint is what he had to say we are all concerned about the situation in the east on mediterranean i welcome your efforts to find a constructive way forward i'm in constant contact with the greece and turkey my message is that the situation must be resolved in a spirit of sort of that it is in line with international law dialogue and the escalation are in everybody's interest. well that's certainly one concern for the e.u. foreign ministers you have been missing but there's lots on that agenda other pressing concern one might argue is the situation over in belo roost on the doorstep of the foreign minister's been saying in that regards. the foreign ministers also as you say very clearly signposting their views about to be honest remember that the e.u. has already held a special digital meeting of all the

as part of an offshore effort to enforce the arms embargo so we've already seen the french and the turks mix it up at this time in libya and now it's over much closer to the to the turkish greek area and you know i think nobody nobody wants to go to war nobody wants to see 2 nato members mix it up on the other hand when you have this many naval vessels when tensions are this high when you have greek ect excuse me turkish exploration this ship that you mentioned is taking seismic soundings the 1st step in drilling for gas you know things are are in a kind of dangerous place and i think that's one of the reasons the french are trying to show up and so and and keep the forces apart yet so let's talk about the diplomacy childs i mean the european union seems to be siding with greece here the e.u.'s cold turkey is very worrying nato set to be general has a respect for international law how important is the response here from the e.u. and nato. well i think in some ways you're seeing an all hands on deck diplomatic response because there is a conversation taking place between the u.s. secretar

it's even my sister's very 1st day at school so that's really exciting to destroy a turk. just like this craft's all 11000000 german pupils are supposed to return to a daily school routine in the next couple of weeks a great relief for their parents as well but playing and learning so close to each other every day comes with a certain risk of infection that make some teachers uneasy. as of course we're anxious it's not just school it goes beyond that. i'm thinking about my family my grandmother is $91.00 you don't want to be a carrier plus i have to be extra careful as my child has asthma. passer with coded 1000 infections rising again in germany parents have mixed feelings about the new start to. this isn't a given there's a degree of uncertainty you don't know where people have been on holiday. i'm glad it's starting up again the last 6 months have been exhausting. but school started normally and i could see that there might not be any still so distancing. keeping the kids at home even longer isn't an option for the school's head teacher . sure goal is really important f

the hurricane is currently lashing southeastern parts of the bahamas as well as the turks and caicos. it has already left hundreds of thousands in puerto rico without power. beaches and golf courses will be closed from friday night. fishing rights is a major sticking point in brexit negotiations. want access toen the market, but e.u. boats want to fishing u.k. waters. french fishermen are threatening to stop british fishermen from getting their catches into the shops. part of our series from normandy in northern france. into the heading english channel, the picturesque harbor receding into the distance. jerome has worked as a fisherman for 30 years. he's passionate about his job, but scared for his future because of brexit. he worries that if britain and the e.u. failed to reach a deal, french fishermen like him could be barred from fishing in waters off the u.k. coast. >> we are scared because u.k. waters represent 40% to 60% of our revenue. for us it would be catastrophic. reporter: for decades french fishermen have fished legally in british waters. british fishermen have the same

secretary grant shapps says the restrictions, which will also affect travellers from malta, monaco, turksd aruba will come into effect for the whole of the uk from saturday morning. this evening we will announce that there will be quarantined brought in for a number of other locations, including france, and some others. that is because we have absolutely worked so hard to make sure that we are keeping our numbers down here and we cannot afford to reimport those cases from elsewhere. at the same time restrictions within the uk are continuing to be eased. from august 15, indoor theatre, music and performance venues will be able to reopen with socially distanced audiences. "close contact" beauty services such as facials, eyebrow threading and eyelash treatments will resume and wedding receptions for up to 30 guests will be permitted. the changes will not apply in the specific areas where local restrictions are in place. they also come at the same time as increases in fines for those who don't wear masks in public — repeat offenders could be forced to pay up to £3,200. we can cross live now t

in office and the man who led byron munich into the trouble of major titles this season kanzi flick turk over as. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel is calling 'd on russia to investigate the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina volney of all knee is being treated here in berlin at the charedi hospital today doctors said that tests showed traces of a group of substances called. inhibitors in the volney system no specific compound has yet been identified the body is currently in intensive care in. a medically induced coma his condition is said to be serious but no longer life threatening. or let's go now the d.w. political correspondent emanuel shot she has the latest sports good evening to you and most of the german chancellor she reacted quickly to the hospitals confirmation that this indeed was a poison. yes i go america reacted quickly and strongly she say that those responsible in the fall in this case must be identified and have accountable and to get away as foreign minister high commodity she called on moscow to fairly and you kno

there's also a 3rd student involved in their campaign of terror the brilliant young turk of this he finds himself both disgusted and aroused by the bully's cruelty and by their beautiful victim himself seeming to us is conflicted between his desire to make love to see me and also to beat him up now back in 1906 moves you push the envoy put these descriptions of fluid teenage sexuality but the author himself said the book is not really about teenagers it's about violence and tyranny movie is later work the man without qualities is actually considered his greatest it's also about a 1000 pages long and he never even finished it start with turrets 1st and see just how much movie of you're really up for. well after physical books there's also something comforting in this highly digitalized age about an old school approach to the art off the top of feet and much a mark of its takes an old takes old school and analogue to the very extreme the polish artist uses a camel scooter which uses that pinhole camera principle to take pictures of cityscapes around europe but his current camera is like not

i feel it makes me a better offer. >> host: turk's character. is he based on a real person? >> guest: turk is based on two former white supremacists i met with as part of the research for this book. there was one man who grew up in orange county, california, in a pretty privileged family and ran with a violent gang of white supremacists and one night he and his friends beat up a gay man and left him bleeding on the curb expecting him to die. years later he got out of the movement and wound up working at the simon wiesenthal center, he wrote the rabbi an apology note and the rabbi wrote back and said come work for me and he did, started giving talks about living a life of hate. one day he was in the cafeteria and the guys coming through with the group he recognized, the man he had been up and left for dead in their eyes met and they spent months in conversation, there was understanding and forgiveness and they are now very good friends. the other man i spoke with, frankie minc, used to be the head of a white to premises group in philly. he was sent to jail and realized he had

turkey to rectify this situation, and i look forward to solving this problem with turkey neighbors, the turks, to understand iraq's circumstance, but once again, the iraqi constitution does not allow iraqi territory to be used two attack any neighboring country. >> i will say this -- the united states, and me in particular, has a very good relationship with turkey and president brca 1 and we will be talking to them, but we have a very, very good relationship with turkey and with president brca 1. timeframe for a the complete withdrawal of u.s. troops from iraq? very good relationship with turkey and with president erdogan. the lowest level in afghanistan that we have ever been in many years. we will be down to about 4000 troops in afghanistan, and that will be when? yeah, within a few months, couple of months? as you know, in syria, we are down to almost nothing, except we kept the oil, but we will work out some kind of a deal with the kurds on that. but we kept the oil and left the border. we said turkey and syria can take care of their own border. that worked out very well. i remember when

adding lessnt is travel to malta, monica, and aruba, and the turks and caicos islands.ons set to rise in the gulf with the united states claiming that iran has stopped a ship in international waters. the revolutionary guard forces briefly seized a liberian oil tanker near the straits of hormuz. washington has offered no motive for the claimed boarding. tehran has made no comment. lawmakers in lebanon met for the first time since the devastating explosion that destroyed parts of beirut. amid reports safety warnings were ignored for years. at least 170 died and thousands were wounded. lebanon is mired in its worst economic and political crisis in decades. >> let's do a check on the markets right now. asian stocks off the lows. close to erasing losses for the year yesterday. u.s.ve futures in the pointing to a higher open. we are also tracking treasuries. 10-year yields below 71. treasuries tumble. the auction did not go so well. do not know if this was because of the record size or rising reflation concerns that possibly it coincided with apple's own issuances as well. go

i let it go with that because what i wanted to do is have the greeks and the turks in the english and the canadians, and the new zealanders, and the australians, and everyone else commend join us >> that's what my foundation is doing. invading youth, descendants of the war in 21 countries to the -- >> that's what i was trying to do. i'm really glad you're doing that. thanks so much for doing that. i used to talk to turks and greeks and when they would go to their been they would drop blood and i would be like why would you do that and they say it's because we don't put it back >> did you see them doing that? >> right in front of me in yokohama. >> oh in yokohama? >> they were doing that in yokohama to? in the hospital? >> no i was out in the street. i'd go to the library and i'd see them on the street. i'd say can i see your knife? they'd whip it out, and why did you do that? >> so turkish soldiers were in yokohama. >> yes. and greeks. i saw lots of different nationalities there >> they were back in japan because they were wounded? or why? >> i don't know maybe r and r. >> i see. r an

the full list of countries is france, netherlands, malta, monaco, and the caribbean islands turks and aruba. hundreds of thousands of uk tourists are thought to be in france at present. the new rules come into force at 4am saturday morning — and that's resulted in a rush to ports and airports, with thousands desperate to avoid quarantine. eurotunnel says it doesn't have the capacity to bring everyone home in time. but additional ferries have been added to repatriate passengers from calais. the advice is to book online. transport secretary, grant shapps, has ruled out people receiving compensation, even if it affects their ability to work, saying holiday—makers knew the risks when going abroad. airlines uk described it as "another devastating blow to the travel industry already reeling from the worst crisis in its history". our europe correspondent gavin lee reports. the long road back to the uk. the cuthbert family, who were supposed to be on holiday for another week, are hotfooting it from the west of france trying to catch a ferry to avoid mandatory quarantine in the uk. looking at

. >> he went to the dominican republic and turks and caicos. the central part of the hurricane winds the strongest will be offshore. as you see in a second it gets very close to the florida peninsula. winds of about 80 miles an hour. that his uncle succumbs. right along the beach for about 12. this should make my father tropical depression but it doesn't become extratropical until it gets there. that has been over the southwest begins to build slowly the next couple of days. the temperatures come up slowly but the low clouds and fog stick ever much to the shoreline to the weekend and early next week. august will be well underway this weekend. the event is by the time we get into the midweek #we'll see santa rosa with mostly starry skies down to 52. for has two degrees and then you get the stars and the planets. jupiter and saturn tonight. the usual low clouds in the morning and send in the afternoon. temperatures will call midweek. other than that it looks like a beautiful weekend ahead. will have the latest on the hurricane tomorrow night. >>

there wereeries no if to be a militatary c confrontat, turk wouould win.hould your victory wowould nt decide t the issue. the issue has toto do with the energy depeposits under the sea. becomee d deposits have more and morore appararent, thee scramble to take possession of the seabed has intensified. greece has made an agreement with e egypt. turkey has m made an agreemement withibyaya. each s side sees the othther's agreement extending economomic two -- too far acacross the memediterranean. the two ships bumped i into each other. the p potential for e escalatios they are. hence, t the mediatition efforts yeyesterday by germanyny's foign minister. but i belilieve that the end of will prevail. bebecause sinking ships does not guarantee who owns what is on the seabed. >> give us a bit more detail about what exactly turkey anand greece are fighting ovover. jasper: the heart of the problem is that the nautical boundndaris haveve never been clclearly def. and thehe two countrieses are vy close to eacach other. turkey owns the mainland.. greece owns dozensns of

so freaked out were the turks by this that they scarpered and never returned to the city again — so the 1877, as a nod to this alleged act of defiance, a cannon has been fired every day at noon from this tower. wow! incredible. alem is a trained engineer who used to work on the zagreb trams before he saw an advert for the position of cannon man in 2008, and landed the job. ah, how come — what does it do? the cannon firing has become a big tourist attraction in zagreb. alem needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare and in his nine years doing thejob, he's never had a misfire. maybe we should pray. no, no, no. no, no praying. 0k. um, we can... let's wait. 0k. please stay here. yep. you stay here. thank you. it's 11:58. 0k. speaks croatian. one minute to shot, please! i'm feeling a bit nervous. bit tense. he's very, uh, focused. waiting for that clock to change. bang. 0oh! whoa! even though i knew it was coming, that was still a bit of a shock! it's still, oof, surprised me. wow! look at this! he's milking the applause! another day, job done. well done. have a nice day. thank you. croatia

turk gallery it's home to the peculiar as well as the pricey like this unique shelf by spanish designer nacho carbonneau for 90000 euros. the netherlands the art basel in miami with 4 of his extraordinary pieces. brad pitt's came. with about we could hardly believe it was. in several rooms visitors can watch a video installations from the art project another view virtual views out of windows around the world. italian designer and manuel across he makes elaborate tables with objects and bedded in cast present and there's no shortage of new crazy ideas like the middle of this song chant just arrived from america it's made entirely out of soul and i call it a functional sculpture. each new object that catches her. i it's a fresh thrill to her. now all she has to do is find the perfect spot for it in her ever growing temple of design. and with that we wrap up another show don't forget to check out our website for this week's draw or to see the reports again and be sure to follow us on social media for me and the rest of the crew here in berlin and thanks for watching and well seeing answeri

it's going to take our audience here to twitter where this says turk took medical professionals 'd have said that authorities in turkmenistan are concealing information about the spread of covert 192 doctors died killing 19 hospital in the capital and new cases are reported in every region who's recording those cases how are these cases being reported on the front. yes so sue me includes the money during speciation around the corner starting from january interim and stand we are. just rivers there innocent or you know knowledge and science news definition on the go he indeed german language and the moment. we have over 100 articles and blog posts providing answers to questions from the public on the koreans this is just going on court it so when we see that we will not only provide the information we also. asking. them to remain standing in the international community to doing dangerous in the society construction waste and from going to danger any information on court so we can have an informed discussion so manteo question. then there is no i sure danger on call it there is just some

so freaked out were the turks by this that they started and never returned to the city again — so thealleged act of defiance, a cannon has been fired every day at noon from this tower. wow, that's incredible. alan is a trained engineer who used to work on the zagreb trams before he saw an advert for the position of canon man in 2008 and landed the job. what does it do? the cannon firing has become a big tourist attraction in zagreb. ireland needs at least 15 minutes a day to prepare, and in his nine years doing the job, he has never had a misfire. maybe we should pray. no. just wait. just wait. 0k. please, stay here. thank you. it is 11.58. 0k. one minute till it is 11.58. ok. one minute till the shot, please. iam i am feeling a bit nervous. a bit tense. he is very focused. waiting for that clock to change. bone. even though i knew it was coming, that was still a bit of a shock. it still surprised me. -- bang.. a shock. it still surprised me. —— bang.. look at this. he is milking the applause. another day — job done. well done. milking the applause. another day - job done. well done.

state is updating the public guidance for cats authorities to include north stream to the 2nd line of turks stream to this section puts investments or other activities that are related to these russian energy export pipelines at risk of u.s. sanctions it's a clear warning to companies aiding and abetting russia's malign influence projects will not be tolerated get out now or risk the consequences nor strain to runs through the baltic sailors 11 natural gas to germany bypassing traditional transit countries like ukraine european companies are also part of the costly project which aims to double gas imports from russia to germany the head of the bundestag energy committee clowes the us to phil's washington's behavior is unacceptable. it is unacceptable that any country like the united states tells another sovereign nation like germany or an independent european union how to deal with the question of its own energy supply it's out of sync with normal relations in the era of globalization things cannot be achieved by blackmail the americans say if you don't do as we want we want to protect you

and then the other two we're working on are converting and expanding the pedestrian space on turke and a similar kind of expanded pedestrian road on levinwortt and we're working those through with the fire department right now. the sum total of those four will actually be a pretty robust network on four of the streets among the most dangerous for people simply trying to walk around in the sense of their exposure to traffic and so we have a break-through on jones and we're hoping to have this shortly on levinworth and turke so that very soon, we'll actually see a network of car-free streets in the tenderloin. >> great, with that, i'll turn it over to director eakin because i know she has questions. i'm sure other people have other questions. >> i wanted to pick up on a couple of things we heard through public comment. the comment about embarcadaro was a great reminder we had a conversation a couple months ago. we heard there wasn't enough and i'll just hear staff respond to the pretty provocative suggestion about taking half of the street and making it a slow are street and/or give us a

they are strong, they are tough, but when someone makes a mistake, he turks -- jokes. a second.a quarter of a quarter of a second to make a decision, sometimes they make the wrong decision. if they make the wrong decision, if they make it in the other direction, they are probably dead. so they choke sometimes. newsgoes on the evening for weeks. -- the thousands and tens of thousands of great things they do, nobody covers that. the bad cops, everybody who is out there who are very tough on bad cops -- sometimes you have a cop or a police person who is a good police person. but they choke. thisiming, they go through and they study this and work on it all the time. they literally have a quarter of a second to make some of these decisions. then they make their own decision and it is very devastating. but i honor law enforcement. we would not be here right now if it wasn't for law enforcement. ,e have to stop this horrible left-wing ideology in our country. basically, it is weakness on behalf of democrat politicians and republicans. you take a look at our cities, they are d

making the point there that the turks and the greeks have been talking bilaterally at least but europe has very much involved itself and will be clinging on to that idea that these 2 sides will still want to talk in the light of this escalation. the ministerial mantra here has been to emphasize the virtues of dialogue and deescalation we heard it from haiku mass we've heard it also from an interested observer in this. meeting that's. the secretary general of nato who said specifically that precisely that that dialogue and deescalation all the ways out of this particular dial emma but the problem in so far as the e.u. is concerned is that turkey is not part of the e.u. and yet it is very important to the e.u. remember that the deal between the turkish government and the e.u. regarding refugees is a central plank of policy something that matters particularly here in this capital city in berlin and so clearly where possible the e.u. wants to remain on very good terms with the turkish government but then equally it has to remember that 2 member states of the e.u. greece and cyprus also hav