western west west germany little less space which encounter mexico west west germany i think the people have an instinct that the i.m.f. is going to come there and steal their assets so they're getting rid of the assets before the i.m.f. and the bankers can take it authorities offer five hundred dollars for tips and of dozens of hydrants so this is from riverside county in california which is having massive heat waves fire alerts everywhere water agency officials say that somebody stole more than sixty fire hydrants metal covers and other pieces of utility equipment throughout riverside county yeah this is really where you see amazing force multiplier to use a. where you've got the ecological restraints are causing global warming to kick in which would require the use in need of a fire hydrant to. the fires are being created by manmade global warming which is being as exacerbated by the theft of the fire hydrants brought on by excessive credit creation by the central banks who are trying to bail out all these banks around the world and those two are coming together and forcing th

west germany, the vanquished, rose again, phoenix like, terminator like. the advent of cheap vacacion packages to sunny spain, thehe o sides met again. they met pool side. battle recommenced over the seemingly innocuous lounge chair. >> the germans were getting up very early in the morning, 6:00 sometimes, prebreakfast, laying down their towels, reserving territory. >> reporter: now, 40 years later, look closely. they aren't all germans claiming territory. trust me, i can spot them from a distance. there are brits there, too. these days, brits returning from a night of drinking, dancing and ill considered coupling, will reserve their morning lounge chairs before they even stumble into bed. there's talk of brits sneering german towels with honey to attract insects. a brit sued his travel agent because his hotel was full of germans. he won $1,000 compensation. >> we've become more german than the german. >> reporter: but now, for the brits, the jaws of vick the tory have vomited defeat. thomas cook, the behemoth travel agent, majority owned by germans, just

southerners might have buyer's remorse and they may seek reunification with the north, like east and west germany. a lot of people simply say -- what a shame. sudan will no longer be the afr. togoes from #aruntnumber one three. >> there are difficult areas still in working out the relationship, and not least about oil. there's some concern about whether the border is delineated in a way that will last. where are those disputes right now? >> i think you're referring to the disputed border region. both sides claim it. for the time being, it's felt that has been dealt with. there was agreement between them. they decided to have a joint group administrating the territory. it's all a bit confusing. there has been a lot of violence between people in this part of northern sudan who supported the southern sudanese people's liberation army. as you said, the big issue of oil. economically, they're very dependent on oil. about 75% of sudan's oil revenues comes from the south. they will have to finalize those agreements. >> zeinab badawi, take all for joining us. we will hear lots more from you in the coming

. >> in 1970 cost west germany, nuclear armament and nuclear energy where protest issues. this is a time of demonstrations against the political establishment. a new party, the greens, was founded. they won their first seats on the german parliament. it years later, -- became the first environment minister. after the chernobyl in the clear disaster, fears of radiation and its long-term consequences mobilized germans. the anti-nuclear movement, by then more than a decade old, gained ground. protest movements have been generally more successful in germany than in other countries. >> the federal system in germany means that at the very least, such local movements can have an impact at the same level where they can cause problems for regional governments. >> in the 1990's, anti-nuclear protests concentrated on the nuclear waste transports. there was massive civil disobedience against moving the waste to the temporary storage site. in 1998, the social democrats and the greens came to power. and early 2001, they legislated to phase out nuclear energy within 20 years. when the no

against mexico itself as a player and it's been one in one thousand nine hundred world cup and west germany france and legendary cicutto championships with germany before turning ninety ninety eight at the age of thirty four of almost like it then took charge of the german national side in two thousand and four and lead them to third place at the two thousand and six world cup fans we had a brief spell with by munich taking them to the quarter finals of the champions league you will be unveiled at a press conference in new york on monday. on the modern team have also appointed a new national coach a fifty six year old from the us a bear takes over from sir your bets is that so well won the cup by laboratories as coaches do the answer is two years ago that being set to take charge of al-jazeera in the united arab emirates if all that is this makes it last week i used argentina last year ago i in the quarterfinals of the copper america but the last place haven't won that tournament since nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups of anything quarter final defeat by germany they did

drain a ways on the space the country's credit rating prepares for the west because of its euro zone stablemates instability called germany refuses to sideline chad so how can his jump ball also. deadline choose day but still no sign of a decision in the us debt stein lemmer is running the policies wrestle a bust of the ship america's biggest lead to some into loses its picture it's. down the square roots of civil unrest battles and scowls in israel's public brawls is demanding at bats in the thing conditions for concerns it mirrors that's how it stopped rising but still read tips need to out sticks. a very warm welcome that this is our sea life from the sky poland's investigation into the presidential came crashing. says the tragedy was caused by its creator but it doesn't say a party thank god for the town strictly which killed like a state and dozens off the parish a political of these houses let's hear the chef he is in walsall for us let's say you were out the news conference that you say what else did the investigation team out to say. well certainly the main highlight of this press conference was that all and openl

to do but in this case it has a certain smear on it and very definitely germany is under a lot of pressure the media accused mr west and the government not to be able to conduct they could hear in strategy where of course it is very clear that we do not take part in the warfare with soldiers but replenish of allies that this is normal thing to do but what we see here is that the media in germany under obvious u.s. influence is also excusing germany of being in bad company by voting together with russia which is not reflecting the good position of our electoral connections those eight who are doing it may be requesting some support from the others so there will be a long breath but in fact what we see here is that deliberately the country is being destroyed which is by far by far transgressing the decision by the security council and that's a very bad story right now. well still ahead here in r.t. the demise of an idol on the media to be an instrumental in a down four x. . beginning. and the u.s. defense secretary says change and we look at the legacy. left behind. the greek government has banned the terror of ships

final push to put him behind bars they applied to have his sentence in germany activists see it's the law to chill the butcher of west to walk the new bushel art see him go start all the way to some majors you wouldn't swear. as it turns out arm wrestling is not just for the guys here in russia's north caucuses more and more women are getting aim to be asked how we managed to wrestle the secrets of some of this more is superwoman. a police officer has been killed and two others wounded in a gunfight with missions in russia's republic which the exchange of fire happened when the group broke away after being tracked by security forces official say at least twelve armed militants escaped and thought to have fled into nearby mountainous forest areas been sealed off with additional troops seeking to close in on the assailants the number of terror attacks in russia squawks is region has gone up by a third in the last few months in a while special operations by government forces killed over two hundred militants this year. let's check some other world news in brief this hour the syrian president has asked senior official ap

germany. the british isles will start to see rain moving in from the west.ht showers to watch out for across ireland, but it will stay mostly calm. spain and portugal will be looking at very warm conditions again. lots of sunshine to be found once again. 32 degrees in madrid. 33 in lisbon. 24 in vienna and moscow stays hot. 33 for your daytime high. all right. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories -- china will soon begin paying compensation to the families of the victims of saturday's high-speed train crash amid mounting criticism over the authority's inadequate handling of the accident. the state-run xinhua news agency reported on tuesday that the family of a victim from fujian province and the local government had agreed on a payment of 500,000 yuan, or about $78,000 in damages. the chinese government is believed to be trying to stave off criticism by swiftly providing support for the victims' families. but the chinese public seems to be increasingly disconnecticut tented with the government's actions. an online survey shows that more than

west and that ship decides its. trade in energy a few talks between russia and germany and the demands of europe's biggest economy are growing and moscow says it's capable of fucking that daniel wishlist following the high level meeting. major medvedev has said here in hanover that expects russia to fully recover from the economic crisis that erupted really in two thousand and eight and that trade between germany and russia will be record turnover this year of course germany has announced that it will plan to shelter its nuclear stations in the wake of the fukushima accident in japan i'm not opens opportunities for the likes of russia's gazprom the gas joined here in hanover expects to sign some deals which will allow it to tap the german market really as a stepping stone to the european market while she also hopes for help from joining the world trade organization in return germany hopes to sign some big contracts in the vaults. program announced by preacher medvedev of course germany is facing problems here merkel is coming in for criticism for potentially bailing out the failing economies of greece and oil and the

west, showers, nothing too substantial. but the heavy rain is going to be continuing across scandinavia, down through northern germany, and pulling into the baltic states as well. along the front the storms moving down into the black sea. this is going to be shifting away over the next 48 hours and easing off as well. then we have another area intensifying here across the alpine region and down toward the balkans. temperatures fairly cool in the west. 17 in london. keeping the heat in the east. 31 in athens. here's your extended forecast. >>> as we said reuters has reported a building explosion in the prime minister's house at the regional capital of oslo. the prime minister is safe. it blew out many windows on the 17-story building. they say several people were injured. reuters says an close damaged a government building housing the prime minister's office in the regional capital of oslo on friday. the norwegian news agency says the prime minister is safe. reuters also reports the blast blew out many windows on the 17-story building. the news agency building says several people were injured. >>> that's our broadcast for this hou

see brussels well germany and france have declared that they'll take a joint position on fighting the debt crisis through today's summit but according to professor. paris west university their unity is intended only for show. if they go on doing what they did for the last two years it's going to feel because there was one plan a second plan and now if they had a plan of this in nature it would feel basically the germans are reluctant to involve private banks whereas the french. press french president of course is more in favor of involving the private banks that's on the surface but i think everyone has to make an effort with the crisis is very serious family practice has always been there and there's an attempt now to paper over the cracks because the when the euro with created. a rush towards a common currency with very different economies stiff a call to say now if the euro can be saved because there's a real danger of greece defaulting. east troubles to preserve the euro the u.s. is fighting its own battles economic hardship faced by both sides as a consequence of their refusal to recognize the huge issues of the two thousand and eight financial crash p

the heat on rebels or germany doesn't want to get too far behind it is race war for oil so it's certainly now showing its alliance to the west or to the to the western powers would this arms deal yet a peace activist life from him thank you thank you very much. well activists in the romania say they want unification with neighboring moldova by next year they say their two countries should be together again as they have been at various points in the history but as aussies alexian reports there are mixed feelings about the plans with many in moldova remaining bitterly opposed. from photo exhibitions to loud bradleys in both bucharest and. since two thousand and nine some movements in romania have been combining to win back what they see as their land. since april it's been impossible to miss colorful stickers like that in towns and cities across romania besar robbia is romania they say believing that the land which is now the sovereign state of republic of moldova must again be on the book arrest control and indeed it was until the nineteenth century which saw it pass hands several times with the collapse of the u.s.s.r. moldo

germany and poland into your saturday. now, we're going to be looking at severe thunderstorms, scattered showers. also in italy, alpine regions and also into the balkans. out to the westthough, looking pretty dry and sunny for you out there. we'll be seeing temperatures rise in southwest spain and also portugal. and also ankara, we're looking at about 37 degrees. so the heat is rising in the west. but moscow, finally, the heat is cooling down. we're in our 20s. so that's all for me for today. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in

germany's andre wins by a wheel, thomas remains the overall leader. you're neighbor -- give me the top five, please. >> at least the card didn't. i'll take that. number four, earthquakes taking on westkicks the ball the length of the field into the goal and #-1. incredible. number of three, brian mccann has a foul, he think this was an exhibition game? it's not. look at that catch. number two, padres close, bought in the 8th inning. check out how he came into the game. now what did brian wilson think? >> if i were to do that, i don't know if i would make it. i think i would flip, ankle, flip, next thing i know -- you have great hair right now. let us get a shot of that. >> not quite as good as the beard. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

seems that germany is getting more involved in its punishing with with nato here but in a recent article in your blog he wrote that nato is mobilizing for even more conflict now given the west an economic crisis and a war fatigue public web where do you get off saying that. i mean i'm judging them by their track record in the media of the major major nato nations a wage for whatever you choose to call them. military acts of aggression against foreign sovereign nations and throw here is i'm talking of course of our group of the afghanistan iraq and now libya they're also involved militarily in the horn of africa off the horn of africa on the go the nato is fair look being a burgundy and a new god and troops into somalia for one two sides are fighting it a shooting going to each other i think war is not an acceptable term but you know the armed conflict again if you prefer and somalia and so forth i mean this is a war making our organization it was nothing but that you know the presented as a peacekeeping force because occasionally it is the united nations. authorization to produce a page in certain actions to disguise the true nature of nato it's the world's only military bl

soviet union, other names in east germany, wore jeans and duck-tail hair dos, loved to dance and smoke cigarettes. >> stalin called it the bourgeoise inception from the west. >> and popular culture subverts repressionist regimes. they were hysterical about it. >> john: arresting them. >> round them up on the streets and sent them to prison, made jazz illegal, and playing jazz illegal, playing the drums in sensual ways illegal. >> john: because it was too sensual? because any regime depends on social order, any to maintain its power and social order and sensuality the pleasures of the boyd are at odds and stalin and commissars understood that. >> john: excessive movements of the hips, arms and legs. >> exactly what people were saying in the united states about jazz 20, 30 years earlier. jazz, people don't know this, in the 20's and 30's, was attacked as jungle music bringing down american youth. and stalin and commissars were saying the exact same things with the same words. >> john: and rock and roll. >> was more threatening. more popular than jazz. by the 1980's disco and rock in the 1980's were enormously popular throughout the communist world. >> john:

germany challenged the united kingdom. for me, it is not just about china. the key to the 21st century really lies in the decline of the westaused by excessive borrowing and subsidized gambling, a fiscal crisis that means the u.s. will soon be spending more on debt than defense, the game of russian roulette over the u.s. debt ceiling, and a moral crisis personified by the legislature named to come and possibly, -- named, impossibly, weiner. an overweight and oversexed america, and europe, are on the slide. "you could stop and think of what would happen if anyone with a decent system of country got a hold of that mainland. good god, you put 800 million chinese to work under a decent system and they will be the leaders of the world." i salute the achievement of that administration in reopening relations in 1972. it is an achievement to which no one contributed more to than henry kissinger. and not ask you to vote against him, but for his own analysis. that places him and his partner tonight firmly on our side of the debate. i urge you to support the resolution. thank you. [applause] >> fareed zakaria. >> my role in this debat

watch that, out across the west, it is the monsoonal activity, monsoonal flow is returning as we have established. >> clayton: fortune it's not happening in frankfurt, germanyoccer team will make on japan for the world cup. >> dave: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> u.s.a.! >> clayton: it could be a repeat of 1999. can you believe it has been that long since we won. >> dave: it captivated the attention of the country. soccer fans, nonsports fans and everyone is rooting for our country. and, an interesting development. coming out of all of this. men are really supporting the team, in particular. in fact there are more men viewers of the team than there are women. but, the men that want to buy these women's jerseys, and support their team are having problems. they made this year's jerseys, very fitted, to tailor to the women's bodies and the guys have nothing to wear. >> clayton: they are petite. >> dave: and... >> clayton: i found a way, i'll a big fan of hope solo. >> dave: alexi lawless, he pulled it off, he's trim and usually it doesn't work. >> clayton: i'm i fan of the goalie. quite beautiful, and, so i went out and bought a hope solo jersey as you can see and it does

germany challenged the pre-dominance of the united kingdom. but for me, it's not just about china. the key to the 21st century really lies in the decline of the westis caused by excessive borrowing and subsidized gambling; a fiscal crisis that means the united states will soon be spending more on debt interest than on defense; a political crisis exemplified by a game of russian roulette over the u.s. federal debt ceiling; and a moral crisis personified by a legislator named, implausibly, weiner, sexting miscellaneous women with pictures of his naked torso. the 21st century will be china's because an overweight, over-leveraged, over-sexed america, not to mention a dysfunctional europe, are on the slide. four decades ago richard nixon got this point sooner than most -- "well you can just stop and think of what would happen if anybody with a decent system of government got control of that mainland. good god, there'd be no power in the world that could eveni mean, you put 800 million chinese to work under a decent system and they will be the leaders of the world." i salute the achievement of that administration in re- opening sino-american relations i