want to talk about that now i'm joined by on a closer she is chair of the young socialist within the s.p.d. party here in berlin it's good to have you on this show give me your take on where things are right now do you think that martin schultz is going to be able to convince the party the grass roots level to say yes to this dream fullish and again i think it's a really open question at the moment it's really difficult to tell if he's going to be able to convince them or not the young socialists are totally against a new grand coalition and what do you want we want. a strong social democratic party we want politics in germany that ford social justice and you didn't you didn't have the you know the last election you had your historically bad. turn l. it's a good party we had the worst turnout after coming out of a grand coalition for four years which we had and we went into this grand coalition also with the same debate can we really pushed our social democratic projects and values within this coalition and after four years we have to we notice that we have the worst outcome ever out

anika close with the young socialists in berlin. thank you for being on the show.ka: it was fun. brent: a mezzanine floor overlooking the main lobby of the stock exchange in jakarta collapsed today, injuring 70 people. there were no deaths reported. the building was the target of a car bombing by islamist militants in 2000, but police have ruled out a bomb attack this time. javier: video captured the moment of the collapse. students on a mezzanine had no time to react. miraculously, no one on the landing or in the lobby below was killed. the patient with the most serious injury has a bone fracture. another three people were also suspected to have broken bones. we will need to confirm that with an mri or ct scan. the high rise in the center of the offices of the world bank. islamists targeted the building with a car bomb in 2000. but in this case, officials were quick to rule out terrorism. the culprit appears to be substandard construction. the country is known to be lax on building standards. but with no rest for the weary, the exchange managed to resume trading i

and for more we have joining us now in the studio on a chairwoman of the young socialist within the s.p.d. party in berlin welcome to you good morning good morning how do you feel about a repeat of the broad coalition i am totally against a repeat of the grand also of all the young socialists in the social democratic parties are totally against the we fear that the future of our party is at stake but not only in. that that germany can take former members and what does that mean for the head of your party martin. that's what i'm feeling right now actually yes that there is a big disconnect and i really don't understand where the leaders of the social democratic party supports these results so much i understand that they have negotiated very hard was a c.d.u. but looking at those results there there's no social democratic handwriting and if my kids wants to connect himself and his faith in the party was these results in south christian of coalition on not maybe in this case he's not the right one for for leading the party at the moment because we don't fear new elections and we also don't f

and for more we have joining us now in the studio chairwoman of the young socialist within the as p.t. party in berlin welcome to you good morning good morning how do you feel about a repeat of the grand coalition i am totally against the repeat of the grand also that all the young socialists in the social democratic parties are totally against the we fear that the future of our party is at stake. not but not only that that germany can take four more years of grand coalition of a coalition that isn't progressive but just keeps the status quo if you gauge the mood among the other party members within the s.p.d. i mean we know that you're part of the berlin fraction aren't sure which which tends to be relatively left leaning comparing to the rest of the country would you say that people though generally in the party tend to to support that sentiment that you've just expressed yes actually i think that's a regular members who don't have any function in the party or maybe a lower french in the party that i haven't heard of one of them who is for supporting the grand coalition most of them

talk with a close and now she's chairwoman of the young socialists within the s.p.d. party in berlin good morning to you because morning the youth wing of the s.p.d. party that is you campaigned very very tough against the s.p.d. entering coalition talks with chance of michael's conservatives but the party has now voted to proceed with those talks how do you feel about that but on the one hand off course we have a bit disappointed that we didn't get the result we want to but on the other hand i'm also already a little bit proud of what we achieved looking at back at the party congress in december where we only gain twenty percent of the votes against the top starting the talks now we're up to forty four percent and we got a lot of positive feedback to our campaign i think the performance of the year on the part of congress was very strong i have huge back up for our position ok but your party leaders are now going to enter those coalition talks with the conservatives to be sitting down and trying to work out an agreement on how to govern germany are you going to conti

the moment this is still got to be put to martin schultz says delegate conference and the the young socialists are very much against this whole idea of entering government very vocal in their protests against what's being done they believe they should get new leadership in the party they believe also that new ideals should be put to germany a new vision to reinvigorate the socialist cause there are still problems ahead thank you david chester. demonstrators in tunisia burned on a security base near the algerian border it follows days of violent protests against planned price and tax hikes the government has deployed troops across the country more than seven hundred seventy people have been arrested since the unrest began on sunday the protests have now are spread to several cities joins us now from tunis does this mean that the protests are gaining momentum hashan indeed jane although we don't we don't see the use rallies that we've been seeing in the past particular thousand and twelve thirteen and fourteen and fifteen but at least with seeing now this momentum which is building up across the

but whether this is going to happen or not, we don't know one of the harshest critics is the young socialiststo say, the group of young local social democrats. their leaders say, what happens on sunday is completely open nobody really knows what's going to happen. so far, the recent opinion poll, saying those who actually voted in favor of democrats, they want to have a grand coalition. it really is a kind of moving mix here in germany, when it comes to what's going to happen with forming a government. sunday will be a big day, whether the social democrats vote in favor of a grand coalition or not >> no doubt. thanks very much for bringing us the latest from germany. all eyes will be on that key vote on sunday commenting on the conversation you can tweet us @streetsigns, you can tweet us separately. >>> trump says he's looking at immigration deals. has l take a look at wt' ahead for trump right after this we all have "that thing" inside. you can keep it chained. but i say, smash the lock, and set it free. that's the brotherhood of muscle. ♪ people keep asking me if i miss the mayhem?stuff, do

of course more analysis let's bring in atika closer now she's chairwoman of the young socialist within the s.p.d. party here in berlin thanks for being with us this morning and d.-w. news. the youth wing of the s.p.d. party in your part of that of course campaigned very loudly against coalition talks with chancellor merkel's conservatives but the party has now voted to proceed with the coalition talks how do you feel about that well of course on the one hand we have the sad about it that we weren't able to push through our position but on the other hand i'm kind of proud of what we were able to accomplish in the last couple of weeks because looking back at the congress in december we only could convince back then twenty percent of the delegates to vote against the start of talks and now after the talks we have been able to convince forty four percent of the delegates to vote in our favor so i think that that says a lot about the campaign that we had in the last weeks and also we're quite convinced that we are going to be able to also influence the grassroots movement majorly and the vo

pressuring the house sizeable the opposition and we heard in my case that kevin hinted from the young socialists he says that his group has about ninety delegates to all the states part of the vote against that puts their total of one hundred number as i say with the three hundred one point to make then if mr shultz fails he doesn't get the option he's proposing here well then yes they will not go into a grand coalition and there are two possibilities there and minority governments that i'm going to merkel would have to try to get her bills through parliament every time we're going that majority of people in parliament vote against it that seems unlikely or new elections and the point to make here is in those elections in that there's opinion polls you saw in my case that the social democrats right now is as low it as it has been for decades the question these delegates have to wrestle with now is do they embrace the coalition offered by anger now where their junior partners or do they abandon that and go for opposition and hope to win an election where they would have to persuade perhaps twenty

in leaders and you know idea of sending a message of protest i mean in a way that is what the young socialist wing is is doing they're saying we send a clear message here that we would rather not be part of shaping the political process under these circumstances we would rather simply step back and yeah. it is it isn't destructive in one way it's almost as if and here i'm thinking of steve bannon it's where you take the system that you've got used to you throw it against the wall you see what sticks right in with with what you're hearing from the week of this party there is a there is a sense of that we may not have the solution but we know how to break what we have right now and one of the young speakers today said we've governed together with the chancellor's conservatives for eight years out of the twelve the she's been in power and the areas of commonality that we had where we could make movement in a direction that is true to our own party direction have basically been exhausted and so there is a sense that there's no room for real vision anymore in this system of compromise and of pragm

i said the next time a young person says, i don't see anything wrong with being a socialist, just say, would you like to give up any right to have anything personal that you own? just no longer can have anything personal that you can call your own. are you willing to believe that the individual is not important, that only the group is important? are you willing to give up all of your individual rights? to the group? to the country? and finally, are you willing to give up ... god. leadership. it's that's not obvious but that will come to light because i don't think that we can just sit back and expect the conservative movement to do nothing. i think quite the contrary. it's being challenged right now to come together to fuse itself, to begin to do what it has done in the past, and i think that day is sooner than perhaps a lot of people realize. >> yes, sir. >> hi. nichols, former yafer myself -- >> i say once a yafer, always a yafer. >> so, i was a yafer in undergraduate school in canada and it's an honor to meet someone who signed the statement. can you speak to the events that led up

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