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and you leon is covering these elections for us she joins us now from istanbul also yulia what's the latest where you are now. well right now i'm outside the main opposition c.h.p. the election coordination center here in istanbul so this is where they basically spend the past night in the past hour as a lot of people coming and going inside there's a huge media crowd a turkish journalists international journalists as well they are all waiting for the man of the day so to say economy mom although the opposition candidate who according to the figures we have right now one is stumble in these turkey local elections just earlier today the high electoral commission here in turkey and nouns to victory for a crim in mahmoud saying that he's about sixty thousand votes ahead of the a candidate have been early years or him so this is basically the first time east stumble with its fifteen million people will become well gets an opposition may stumble is considered to be the biggest prize in these elections of course we still have to wait for a final official result but it is simple is such an

go straight to istanbul now did have years you'll yahaan covering the elections for us good morning yulia the opposition candidate where you are in istanbul appears to be ahead there now this is a city that in the past has strongly backed area won what's the latest. well just a little earlier the chief of turkey's high electoral commission announced a victory for the main opposition candidate here in istanbul his name as a mom and that's as official as it gets for now according to this announcement he is sixty thousand votes ahead of the candidates so present ad ones candidates of course so we would have to wait for an over all official results here for turkey but taking everything together the other preliminary results that we got so far this really looks like a serious setback for president add on and his ruling a.k.p. according to the figures we have they lost the capital ankara and apparently also lost istanbul the city of fifteen million people an important economic half of the city where president add one started his personal career as mayor of istanbul in the one nine hundred ninet

and earlier i asked our correspondent yulia han in istanbul how damaging these election results are for errol on himself. well the city of course is enormously a port important for president al gore and he rose to power here in istanbul when he became mayor in the one nine hundred ninety s. and then you know later became prime minister and now he's the president so this is his hometown so to say his base where he rose to prominence he was compiling so hard in these elections actually as if there were in fact about himself and about mayors and local representatives see how the several compelling speeches a day and a many analysts now say this really is a strong setback a symbolic blow to him and his ruling party the analysts we talked to before the elections told us that if the opposition really manages to win and istanbul and this is what the figures suggest right now then this would be a political earthquake for mr arrow and for the president it would be a sign that he and his party are offshore not invincible. and that was yulia han in istanbul let's get a quick check now of some othe

hospital where they were speaking about how to punish russia for the alleged poisoning of surrogate and yulia script all last year now the times claims that trump was not too enthusiastic about being really strong against russia he reportedly said that script all the script all situation was within the bounds of espionage as you know spies will be spies but it was apparently only after house showed him pictures from the british government of six children and dead ducks that trump decided to start expelling those diplomats mrs house was not the first to use emotional images to people to the president but appearing and with her hard nosed realism proved effective. mr trump fixated on the pictures of the sick and children and the dead ducks at the end of the briefing him breeze destroying option while the sunday mirror did actually publish an article back back in march saying that a couple children fed some potentially nova chalk and infected bread to ducks and some pond in london yeah but for now the british health officials are actually saying that none were harmed no children or ducks while t

petro poroshenko those currently in second place with seventeen percent the former prime minister yulia timoshenko is expected to come in third but she is disputing the results. so could you grans top politicians soon be a comic connelly joins us now from kiev good morning nic what's the latest count in the polls and we have any definitive results at this point. good morning brian well with just off the votes counted those exit polls from your stating are looking remarkably prescient as you said. over thirty percent and incumbent present in second place around sixteen seventeen percent i think there's no doubt that he will go into the second round what will be interesting states the jockeying for second place expressionist. saying that regions where she does well have yet to be counted as saying confident seemingly that result will slim proving that she will draw close and maybe even challenge pushing for that second place but i think yesterday night was about. and his extraordinary campaign let's just remember he only announced his candidacy on new year's eve so let's have a listen to

the other major alternative is yulia tymoshenko she's got experience as a former prime minister and instant name recognition as a heroine of the country's pro western movement but she spent years in jail on one person for her say were politically motivated charges. so an outsider comedienne and table tennis player who may not be an outsider versus the status quo president versus a compromised freedom fighter from the past no matter what the result ukrainians can't say they didn't have a choice. for the latest we're joined now by given his your cranium political scientists and member of the nestor group welcome thanks for being with us this morning. is a lenski is a russian speaker he says he wants to bring the nation together that's what he ran on to heal ethnic divisions is that would won him support and could he be the man to do that well there is no division such as we usually talk about in public discourse the main division in ukraine is not about language it's not about religion the main division in ukraine right now is about the way the country's going to be developing and what has ha

also in the running after two decades in politics and three years in prison is former prime minister yulia timoshenko many of her supporters at a final rally in central kiev were bussed in from the countryside drawn by a pledge to consume a gas prices the focus of this election is the economy. promises being made about the war that's the toxic question for all the candidates no one has also learned a lot has. no one wants to take responsibility for five years of war after a people's rebellion against russian influence and corruption and ukraine is a country that seems stuck unsure now which way to turn toward a hole in kiev for inside story. and we can bring in our panel joining us from kiev on skype is alexy her on he's a professor of comparative politics at kipp academy in moscow we have dmitri babich political analyst at racine. news agency and the london lit give oregon russian and eastern europe analyst at market welcome you all of you welcome to the program great to have you on this is going to be a very interesting and quite a dynamic discussion i hope let me start with you mr her w

spy, sergei skripaland his attempted murder of a former russian spy, sergei skripal and his daughter yuliaurpose or not. —— novichok. he talks about being more savvy about where people exploit our open society and economy. they want to make it much easier to actually expel people who are here from china, russia and other countries, on legitimate visas but who it turns out i hear in fact as intelligence officers. you mentioned qua way. it's on the sunday telegraph. "ignore spy fears over huawei", says china. there was something within the security council meeting that we will be giving china, quote unquote a loaded gun. they were people opposed to them getting the contract to work with 56. it is apparently going to go ahead. the chinese ambassador is saying relaxed, guys, relax. we look on britain as an open society where there is an open society for everybody. 0pen playing field. if you go back to the sunday times story, a report from an institute saying sorry, it is a danger giving them this contract because they are in with the chinese government and we will be exposing britain to a secu

yulia hahn in a symbol many things are. now to what's being billed as the biggest german football match in years by in munich host dortmund tonight in what could prove to be a boon to slee the title decider dortmund have a two point lead over defending champions byron at the top of the table but injury that dortmund looks set to be without one of their key players was the last time these two sides met it was with the decisive match winner for dought mind aha. now they are looking for a repeat performance this season has even won over their archrivals by on. the bottom before becoming when you describe dortmund supremacy observe appropriate . they're having a very good season. can do much of the bidding of the team that makes less mistakes when. that team more often than not spy on a look at their recent head to head record shows by an with the advantage they've won three of the last for their classic cars aided in great part by former top one player robert even das who has scored fourteen goals against his former club by an

still faces a runoff against him or shaker on the twenty first of april the former prime minister yuliatimoshenko behind him. local elections of the weekend have been described as a stunning setback for the country's president a budget tight now the main opposition party the secularist republican people's party candidates will c.h.p. looks up poised to win control of the two biggest cities ankara and istanbul many verses say they're unhappy with the way the president has handled the country's economic downturn. is celebrating the end of an era with this electoral victory the republican people's party candidate month puts an end to twenty five years of islam as party dominance over the turkish capital. part of the cause today the loser in ankara is the a k peace movement this is seche. yes this is icky and his dirty politics have lost huge big. winner is our democracy and all other parties. but neither loser of the night president bush have tell you turkey's local election was largely seen as a test of the president's support amid a sharp economic downturn the nation of eighty one millio

leipsic held on for no way when that all but guarantees a champions league place for romney successor yulia nagas money. meanwhile hacking still has a lot to do before he clutches a europa league spot for his replacement michael was it. you are watching news live from berlin remember for all the latest news you can go to our website dot com i'll be back at the top of the hour for now thanks for tuning it. in spite of unrest abductions and murders the rangers are still here. we have chosen this work and we're ready to give our lives to save the mountain gorillas from extinction. mangers and from the national park in congo trying to fight off thousands of heavily armed rebels who roam the land of its natural resources. protecting resources and rely habitat next to. it's a spectacle straight out of a thousand and one nights. the turkoman wedding. filled with romance. entertainment. and tradition. amazing iran. in forty five minutes on. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german why not come with him

held on for no way wind at all but guarantees a champions league place for running next successor yulia nagas money. meanwhile hacking still has a lot to do before he clinches a europa league spot for his replacement michael walzer. but than these results have affected them but his latest standings defending champions byron munich. extend their lead at the top to four points dortmund have a chance to close the gap on sunday they are standing pretty in third they have a couzin move up while braman drop down at the other end of the table no change at the bottom but god's position has also become for carious resulting in the coach being fired. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you police reported and aids explosion the latest in a wave of attacks that have killed at least one hundred eighty five people in a wounded hundreds more the government has ordered an immediate curfew and shut down social media and messaging service says is the no and we get claims of responsibility for the attacks. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin up next the seventy seven percent magazi

i feel a former prime minister yulia timoshenko a trial in some players. japan has announced them of the year of the incoming m. from. the japanese were. pursuing harmony the names kept secret ahead of today's announcement of current temperature. in the month the first time in history and for a step down two hundred. and sunday's local elections in turkey have been described as a stunning setback for the country's president rhetoric time the main opposition party the secularist republican people's party of c.h.p. looks likely to win control of the two biggest cities ankara and istanbul many voters say they are unhappy with the part of the way the president has handled the economy and the economic downturn. braiding the end of an era with his electoral victory the republican people's party candidate months. and twenty five years of islamist parties. dominance over the turkish capital. hyderabad today the loser in ankara is the a k peace movement this is seche. yes this is icky and his dirty politics have lost. the winner is our democracy and all other parti

familiar to everyone he didn't have the political baggage of his competitors but cohen for prime minister yulia timoshenko who were the front runners going into the first round they were all associated with the corrupt politics the past twenty years and he could come away as a fresh faces someone from a younger generation and as his critics would say someone who promises all things to all people so he's being pretty pretty slow to give detail what exactly he wants to do and in the last two weeks since first round we thought we'd hit him or we thought he'd come face to face with a porsche but it seems like he's been doing his best to avoid coming face to face with the incumbent let's have a look how those last few weeks been putting out. a sitting president rolling up his sleeves to give blood for drugs test live on t.v. not something most ukrainian voters ever expected to see but they did because of this man comedian and actor will be misled still present pershing because challenger has turned ukraine's politics on its head in a matter of months when selenski demanded drug and alcohol tests per

and they'll receive a boost after the season when germany's top young coach yulia not goes man comes on board leipsic will have truly arrived in the colorful world of football. speaking of which. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. to read all the while and. how that's all right i'm going to make the stuff. people and. i am chris here in. order to squash the ball. is a football kick off on. thank . you. is it already con of all time again in mind sure was plenty of celebrating against freiburg jones for his hat trick makes him the life of the posi freiburg simply couldn't count imitation as ice cold finishing here with his photos. which the twenty one year old doubled just seven minutes later not for the defense made it particularly difficult for him. as he headed home the third after a pitch perfect cross freiburg in disarray. what was that explanation. simple explanation sure i'll make it simple for you didn't score. but they gave plenty away. seeis had an empty net to shootouts. and substitute kareem on is also got one it don't look too easy. but e

also in the running after two decades in politics and three years in prison is former prime minister yulia timoshenko many of her supporters at a final rally in central kiev were bussed in from the countryside drawn by a pledge to consume a gas prices the focus of this election is the economy. promises being made about the war that's the toxic question for all the candidates no one has also learned a lot has. no one wants to take responsibility for five years of war after a people's rebellion against russian influence and corruption and ukraine is a country that seems stuck unsure now which way to turn toward a hole in kiev for inside story. and we can bring in our panel joining us from kiev on skype this alexi her and he's a professor of comparative politics at care of the academy in moscow we have dmitri babich political analyst at racine. news agency and the london lit give oregon russian and eastern europe analyst at market welcome you all of you welcome to the program great to have you on this is going to be a very interesting and quite a dynamic discussion i hope let me start with yo

yulia subic wants to stop that she's one of thousands of activists who've spent months protesting against i power they say the plant damages the environment. effect each chameleon tossed away doing what all city authorities should be doing is protecting the health of our residents the janja not. nearly as house is just a kilometer away from the battery plant she's just finished building it with her husband now she's worried that lead from the plant's production waste will pollute the air and saw oil. from. yeah it's a real tragedy this is dangerous because it puts my health and my children's health at risk. and her fellow protesters want to prove that i power management installed old machinery to save money. photos taken in secret can allege of the prove this. some suspect the equipment came from similar factories abroad that were shut down. by power denies the accusations it says plant construction was supervised by the better routes environmental or thorazine. of course these sorts of plants rank among the more harmful ones we know that. we've invested a lot of money and energy keep the

and flight six while flying nick who will be replaced by yulia knuckles man for his part he will be making way for alpha choice currently assistant coach at i.r.s. and in the weeks time the great detail of hacking will be leaving. his successor marco jose is still at salzburg finally two more caretakers who will likely be saying goodbye to stevens after his third stint with shaka and paul has sharma's unless norbury can manage a miracle and stay out. got all of that. good because now it's time for the table. of the top five and remained one point clear of dortmund that coaches aside for now off the light six almost guaranteed a ticket for the champions league frankfurt got back on hoffenheim also in with a chance. for the outspoken. close to safety but it'll be tight fish alka and despite all of their coaching changes it sure got nuremberg and hanover looked to be in trouble we leave you this week with all much like moments. here are arguably the best ten seconds of the match day three players and a dream golf. soncino prize goods are making it three nil against crime but. not counterfeit

in uganda their numbers have slowly been increasing in recent years our reporter yulia headless man paid a visit to a privately run sanctuary and met with some committed conservationists. vest safe here in this century it covers seventy square kilometers and to sponsored by the rhino from. the southern white rhinoceros has been wiped out in other parts . uganda but here twenty four of them roam the savannah and what lands. raymond o.p.o. is trying to find one for us. the ranger sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of who and her baby who was born in june. the gestation period for the species is eighteen months. we have to be cautious rhino mothers offer righteous and defense of their young. one who is like mother like daughter the mother is the same character the mother when he had just a small stick breaking she is very a lot she's already facing that area that action that is what who is who. is. a lady. and i think she would attack. three rhinos cross our path the driver's getting a little nervous. which is just. the safest move when you

also in the running after two decades in politics and three years in prison is former prime minister yulia timoshenko many of her supporters at the final rally in central kiev were bussed in from the countryside drawn by a pledge to consume a gas prices the focus of this election is the economy few promises being made about the war that's the toxic question for all the candidates no one has also learned a lot has. no one wants to take responsibility for five years of war after a people's rebellion against russian influence and corruption and ukraine is a country that seems stuck unsure now which way to turn toward a hole in kiev for inside story. and we can bring in our panel joining us from kiev on skype is alexey her and he's a professor of comparative politics at kipp academy in moscow we have dmitri babich political analyst at racine to go on yet news agency and the london give oregon russian and eastern europe analyst at market welcome you all of you welcome to the program great to have you on is going to be a very interesting and quite a dynamic discussion i hope let me start with yo

of defense who are willing to support him and maybe even that yulia timoshenko one leader of one of the most powerful populistic. political parties so that will be first stage where mr selenski is creating his team either going one way young people new illusions and then. stop stopping because he will be destroyed by the opposition by his competitors or he cooperates with some part of ukrainian traditional political class. that is the kind of policies which he will pursue and also in international arena now he creates the image that he is a person who is pursuing mr obama mr mrs clinton's and george soros policy him and his advisors there are many people who are called you know children of mr soros. they have already experience in running many countries in the post soviet world and it was not a success oh by the way there were yesterday in the first interview of the future former the future first lady of the wife of mr zelinsky she said when she was asked with whom you would rather meet what first lady. mrs trump all mrs obama she said all i would do rather meet with mrs obama i like he

flights it's all flying nick who will be replaced by yulia knuckles man for his part he will be making way for alpha choice currently assistant coach at i.x. and in three weeks time the great detail checking will be leaving club. his successor marco jose is still at salzburg finally two more caretakers who will likely be saying goodbye to stevens after his third stint with shaka and four months sharma's unless norm barrett manage a miracle and stay on. top all of that. good because now it's time for the table. at the top five and remained one point clear of dortmund i think that coach is a sight for now. the likes of almost guaranteed a ticket for the champions league frank got back on hoffenheim also in with a charge. freiburg an outspoken. cloisters safety but it'll be tight fish alka and despite all of their coaching changes it sure got nuremberg absconded the look to be in trouble we leave you this week without much that moments. here are arguably the best ten seconds of the match day three players and a dream golf soncino prize goods are making it rain elegance crimewatch. counter

three months ago selenski came out and said i'm running and i guess most of the votes were taken from yulia timoshenko again we can't predict out all what's going to happen in that case this is ukraine as i've said where politics can really turn wild. both r.t. think california have released body count video of the police shooting of american rapper willie mccoy and apparently shows that the musician was a flea the time and next video contains disturbing images and sounds. like your. own. story. the incident took place in february the police were initially called to check on mccoy's well being fixed officers short him twenty five times claiming he leaned for his gun when he woke up in his car the video evidence suggests police did not try to wake him up something that his family also claims. the big picture now police in the united states killed more than a thousand people in twenty eighteen most of the officers involved did not go on to face criminal charges african-americans and latinos are statistically more likely to be shot by the police than other groups michel gross from communities

to california i mean we hear that's a very good point that we just heard here because the you had yulia timoshenko obviously. i mean these people have been in ukrainian politics and governments for the last decade and a half i mean they've certainly known quantities here and this is a rejection of the dominant political class because well they tried it with the orange revolution they tried it with them i don but they're still not. serving up the goods as it were to the population because of the trade policies that ukraine has against russia against its own national interest here i think that there are other people there are many people are saying the status quo cannot stand somebody has to stand in do it now and if he can create a power base and support and attract institutional support those are all huge questions go ahead in california. absolutely this is an election which is more against something than for him things that was essentially an empty vessel in a lot of ways with poorly articulated if at all policy positions but he played it he is the character he plays on television whic

everyone including yulia timoshenko herself the former prime minister is a heroine of the country's pro western movement she spent years in jail on what she says were politically motivated charges she called the exit polls dishonest and asked supporters to wait for final results. the central election commission said no systematic violations had been registered touring the poll despite allegations of widespread vote buying when acknowledging more than two thousand complaints the body said reports of irregularities would be reviewed but none required immediate action. there he is a member of ukraine's parliament he quit president poroshenko as parliamentary group over the handling of corruption and he became one of mr zealots he's advisers he spoke with w.'s nick. what does zelinsky mean for ukraine. changes so this election in ukraine was quite unusual because. it was. broadcast in all eastern candidates like russian speaking ukrainian speak and the frame of whole campaign was old and new old against new new against old it means that society was very eager to have changes to have politic

everyone including yulia timoshenko herself the former prime minister is a heroine of the country's pro western movement she spent years in jail on what she says were politically motivated charges she called the exit polls dishonest and asked supporters to wait for final results. the central election commission said no systematic violations. been registered to ring the poll despite allegations of widespread vote buying acknowledging more than two thousand complaints the body said reports of irregularities would be reviewed but none required immediate action . germany begins a one month term chairing the united nations security council survey it takes over from france but the two states pledging to continue close coordination all states want to focus on crisis prevention in africa and securing support for the un mission in mali there will also be issues in the middle east to deal with after the united states unilaterally recognizes occupied golan heights as israeli territory is a political correspondent thomas sparrow is on the story for us so i mean germany really wants to set out its o

regions where he won are in the west but there is also a pro russian candidate he is now just behind yulia timoshenko scoring almost eleven percent and despite the fact that crimea is not voting the republic and the donbass region that's ukraine's far east are not voting this pro russian candidate still scored almost fifty percent of the votes right there but again valdemar selenski yes as you were saying he's really the darling of the young generation of voters if you look at this map he was popular both in the east and the west and this is something special but. the population is discordant and because the country still very poor and again with no political experience whatsoever i can tell you that the population in ukraine is. they're not confident about the people who are in power before and they might be even less confident in him just have a look. because they will speak and i know that for sure i see how much the interested in order to get in order to remain in power and they haven't done anything good for us they haven't given us anything and it will see like that which is the bigg