kind of compromise is likely to be found and we've heard that the former finance minister of wolfgang schauble who is now the head of the parliament that he has been asked to mediate between these two conservative parties the chancellor c.d.u. and the bavarian conservatives the c s u and he is highly respected by both sides and that kind of a compromise would involve some sort of face saving measure for the c.s.u. but essentially allow the chancellor her two weeks to keep trying to find a a multilateral sustainable e.u. approach prior to that summit at the end of june but if that compromise isn't found over the weekend or on monday and the interior minister actually follows through on his threat to essentially reimpose border controls and send migrants back to other countries where they were registered then in fact the chancellor would be left only with the choice of firing him that would see his conservatives leave the government the government then would no longer have a majority in parliament and we'd be heading into new elections so well into the begs the question why is there so much bad

and they were told that the former finance minister and current president of the parliament wolfgang schauble is trying to mediate to broker a compromise he has the respect of both sides he's also known to be fairly conservative on immigration issues they will be pushing hard for a compromise we've heard that the chancellor is not changing any of her travel plans for next week she's still going to be heading to jordan that would indicate that she is optimistic or at least trying to look that way nonetheless it's a tough situation and it's not clear that we will have a compromise on monday morning campbell to see what happens on monday morning melinda always good to talk to you linda crane the chief political correspondent. now migration was also top of the agenda when french president met new prime minister just in paris on friday the two men called for preval profound rather changes to the european union's asylum policies after their meeting the talks came after a diplomatic spat to earlier this week of the paris have criticized italy's refusal to let a migrant rescue ship dock at its ports.

i'm saying we're told that the former finance minister and current president of the parliament wolfgang schauble is trying to mediate to broker a compromise he has the respect of both sides he's also known to be fairly conservative on immigration issues they will be pushing hard for a compromise we've heard that the chancellor is not changing any of her travel plans for next week she's still going to be heading to jordan that would indicate that she is optimistic or at least trying to look that way nonetheless it's a tough situation and it's not clear that we will have a compromise on monday morning campbell see what happens on monday morning melinda always good to talk to you linda crane the chief political correspondent. ok let's catch up now on some of the other stories making news around the world nick arrived u.s. bishops say they've brokered truce between the government and civil society groups ending two months of deadly political unrest under the deal the government has agreed to an international inquiry into the violence some one hundred seventy people have been killed since protests be

absolutely we're told that the former finance minister and current president of the parliament wolfgang schauble is trying to mediate to broker a compromise he has the respect of both sides he's also known to be fairly conservative on immigration issues they will be pushing hard for a compromise we've heard that the chancellor is not changing any of her travel plans for next week she's still going to be heading to jordan that would indicate that she is optimistic or at least trying to look that way nonetheless it's a tough situation and it's not clear that we will have a compromise on monday morning campbell to see what happens on monday morning melinda always good to talk to you linda crane the chief political correspondent. you know i should nations special envoy has arrived in yemen's rebel held capital in an effort to broker a cease fire off the days of fighting in the western city of her dado hundreds have already died there since wednesday when saudi backed forces launched an offensive to retake the strategic port from who three rebels aid workers are warning the attack on the country's la

yet we're also told that the former finance minister and current president of the parliament wolfgang schauble who enjoys the respect of both groups of conservatives that he is helping to try to mediate so a compromise essentially would buy the chancellor time in which to look for that european union solutions she so badly wants before an e.u. summit at the end of this month fascinating stuff and we know in the world of power politics in germany angela merkel most often the last one standing so we'll see if that is indeed the case this time around our chief political correspondent melinda crane we appreciate it. migration also tops the agenda when french president emanuel met with italian prime minister do separate contacts in paris after the current talks mccrone calls for profound reform of the european union's migration policy the summit also patched things up after a tense exchange earlier in the week over italy's refusal to let a migrant rescue ship dock at its ports. days ago they exchanged harsh words now it's handshakes and back rubs french president emanuel and italian prime minister.

yet we're also told that the former finance minister and current president of the parliament wolfgang schauble who enjoys the respect of both groups of conservatives that he is helping to try to mediate so a compromise essentially would buy the chancellor time in which to look for that european union solutions she so badly wants before an e.u. summit at the end of this month fascinating stuff and we know in the world of power politics in germany angela merkel most often the last one standing so we'll just see if that is indeed the case this time around our chief political correspondent melinda crane we appreciate it. migration also topping the agenda when french president emmanuel mccaughan met with italian prime minister just said because in paris after those talks micron called for profound reform of the european union's migration policy the summit also patched up things after a tense exchange earlier in the week over italy's refusal to let migrant rescue ships dock at its ports. days ago they exchanged harsh words now it's handshakes and back rubs french president emanuel and italian prime

wolfgang schauble is now the elder statesman of german politics.nt of this parliament, after a0 years at the forefront of national life, a time in which he came within a whisker of becoming the nation's prime minister. the interior minister was addressing a political meeting in his black forest constituency. his attacker pulled a revolver and shot him twice. his career and his life nearly ended with an assassination attempt 28 years ago. shot in the head and spine, the attack left him in a wheelchair. but it didn't stop his political rise and by the end of the decade he'd succeeded helmut kohl as party leader. but 18 years ago, he was ousted after a corruption scandal. he was politically reborn under angela merkel, becoming her no two, in charge of the german economy. an exponent of prudence and austerity, he was deferred to by many counterparts across europe. he made maximum use of leverage that underwriting the euro gave germany and him. having stepped back from frontline politics and with the vantage point in the bundestag, he can now survey the