through thursday and gradually will see the temperatures changes it works its way across us so forth in berlin then it will be a lot cooler as we head into thursday and by friday i will just be twenty degrees that cooler air will also be flowing its way across poland twenty one hour maximum there and for vienna we're down to twenty four expect a few thunderstorms though in the vienna area as that system sweeps its way across us so by the time we get to friday then things are quite different across many parts of europe for many of us the temperatures are around about twenty degrees maybe one or two degrees above and feeling a bit cooler tumble than they have done during the summer for the southeast though still very much summery as usual for us bucharest right about. thirty one degrees but in that heat there could be a few rather lively thunderstorms elizabeth steph back you very much for that now still ahead on the news hour on florence louis inside state malaysia where the demand for land development and biofuel is frightening not just forests but a way of life. and in sports crowd trouble fo

air is streaming up across central parts of europe thirty five thirty six degrees on the cards for berlin on wednesday in the warm air extending all into southern parts of sweden on a warm day in stockholm some severe storms still around though across parts of eastern france through into the alpine region and space to continue as we head on through into thursday more westerners also seeing some heavy rain with a chance of some significant storms a much much cooler conditions for the u.k. nineteen degrees in london but those central areas still looking very warm indeed on the other side of the mediterranean sea weather conditions looking fine but thirty seven as a high in cairo rising to thirty eight as we head on through thursday but otherwise fine conditions we've lost all the showers that been across to nazir for instance into central parts of africa showers across the ethiopian highlands across sudan also but showers across chad and share mali still seeing some downpours bamako looking fairly west of the moment indeed some heavy rain likely across parts of west africa generally and the

integration welcome such thoughts some people in berlin are concerned a senior official of the interior ministry has spoken publicly about whether it's time to reintroduce border controls all part of his bosses migration master plan your globe and the government's land meant we remain a liberal minded country we remain a humane country and we remain a country which grants protection to those who need it at the same time we want to eliminate the abuse which also exists. but how significant is that abuse in the first five months of this year more than eighteen thousand people were detained trying to enter germany illegally of that twenty seven percent were held on the austrian border a further eleven percent on the swiss border with nine percent on the front a with france some in violent itself this is the last remaining sign of any physical border here the river rhine the natural front here between germany france and switzerland the question must be how practical might it be to reintroduce border controls in areas where the people have grown used to the absence of them for twenty years a

locus articularly director of the encore office of the german marshall fund of the united states and berlin dietrich von couch former german ambassador and permanent representative to the e.u. and in london egg set skin a senior political risk analyst at the firm i.h.s. market welcome to you all of us grow i want to start with you today what can the government of turkey do to stop this slide well i mean they they should do first of all we should maybe look into i this crisis as well even before the fallout with the united states i could cite six reasons first of a high cost deficits second the private sector adept third political risk at home for geopolitical risks abroad fight for market our friend the economic policy is on that six fix fiscal normalization in the united states some of these that there's nothing that turkey can do about such as the physical normalization in the united states but there's still a lot that turkey can do for market friendly economic policy is decreasing politico diskettes decreasing private sector debt than decreasing the current to const dificid this would re

in namibia some remains of the day finally being repaired treated but there's no german apology from berlin dominic a report. this was a moment more than a hundred years in the making remembering one of the darkest crimes of the early twentieth century center stage where the last remains of proud people's imperial germany sought to exterminate on wednesday democratic germany expressed its remorse . i bear down in the greatest sadness i cannot undo the table ones our ancestors caused but i beg you from the bottom of my heart to accept my apologies. those terrible wrongs took place in southwestern africa in the one thousand nine hundred six when colonial german forces suppressed uprisings by the herero and the nama peoples those who survived the fighting worked to death in concentration camps it's thought eighty percent of the herero and fifty percent of the nama people perished today the collective memory of their ordeal motivates the communities to seek reparations something the federal republic of germany will not give which is why the namibian government is suing berlin in a us court. why

russian president vladimir putin on saturday donna cane reports now on the complex relationship between berlin and moscow. when i'm going to merkel me to putin on saturday it will be for the second time in just three months on the table of the conflict in syria the situation in ukraine and the controversial nord stream two gas pipeline under the baltic sea but hanging over the meeting is this statement from donald trump at july's nato summit but germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it is getting so much of its energy from russia so we're supposed to protect germany but they're getting their energy from worship explain it to the. russia provides only around half of germany's annual energy consumption but most is in the form of natural gas and that is why the nord stream to gas pipeline is so contentious it's a network which when complete will transport natural gas from russia under the baltic sea to western europe bypassing the existing land based pipelines through ukraine and it might deprive the government in kiev as much as three billion dollars a year in revenue mini

germany has expressed remorse but has never formally apologized and refuses to pay reparations from berlin dominic came reports. this was a moment more than one hundred years in the making remembering one of the darkest crimes of the early twentieth century center stage where the last remains of proud people's imperial germany sought to exterminate on wednesday democratic germany expressed its remorse. i bear down in the greatest sadness i cannot undo the table ones our ancestors caused but i beg you from the bottom of my heart to accept my apologies. those terrible wrongs took place in southwestern africa in the one thousand nine hundred six when colonial german forces suppressed uprisings by the herero and the nama peoples those who survived the fighting worked to death in concentration camps it's thought eighty percent of the herero and fifty percent of the nama people perished today the collective memory of their all deal motivates the communities to seek reparations something the federal republic of germany will not give which is why the namibian government is suing berlin in a us cou

six days of competition earlier on we spoke to journalist stuart where he's covering the events in berlin he says the sport is maintaining its popularity well of course we are missing more far a ball but i'm really looking forward to this weeks. and clearly the two hundred fifty thousand ticket buyers are as well you know i think the people want to excitement they want races which are competitive and you know that was the one disadvantage if he won all the time if you look at the hundred men and women i really have no idea who's going to win what i think the great position to be and we do have our stars you know showman like renewal of allen in the pool vault or you can silence a stadium when he's competing and of course that lasts for an hour not just ten seconds of it in bold. justin thomas is looking good ahead of the defense of his u.s. p.g.a. championship title the american has just won the w t c invitational in ohio by four strokes of fun of a round of sixty nine seconds of fifteen under par enough to clinch his first world golf championship events a time when it's hard would starts

some explosions have been heard more than five hundred people have been evacuated and residents of berlin have been told to close their windows to keep out the smoke. so a study has been found that there is no safe level of alcohol consumption the research spanning one hundred ninety five countries link two point eight million premises or deaths to alcohol it found that two drinks a day increases the risk of health problems by seven percent and an estimated two point four billion people consume alcohol worldwide it rises exponentially with consumption so we're very heavy drinker you'll see huge benefits by cutting down by a drink if you're still drinking one drink per day you'll see huge benefits if you are down as well she said ray not every year you have a seven out of one hundred chance of developing one is to decisions when we look at the global population that's an immense amount for the average male drinker it's now consuming around two drinks per day a lot of recommendations still say up to two drinks per day is good for your health want to counter that a bit by really looking at t

earlier on a couple from dallas texas and flown across the atlantic through the night landed here in berlin and found out that they had no flights and they are having to make other arrangements they will fly on to their final destination many hours later today thirty one flights in total have been canceled here by ryanair the interesting thing is the airline has taken those flights from the departure board so appears as though it's business as usual but for the pilots union cockpit represents the four hundred also ryanair pilots on today has a very different message this is what they said earlier on. today is not about wanting to beat ryanair and it wouldn't be possible anyway against a transatlantic employer will always be the long ground but what it is about is to signal to management that there needs to be an end to them trying to beat their own status and that is what we want to achieve today they want to send a clear message to dublin ryanair must change that. well clearly the question will be for ryanair can they absorb the financial hit that a strike like this will cause them as i sa

sweden belgium and the netherlands walk off the job of the pay and conditions dominate kane reports from berlin. sleeping on the airport floor rather than in a holiday hotel all because of the strike that's hit ryanair for these passengers their vacation is beginning with uncertainty and lots of tricky questions like this couple freshmen from the states and we landed here in berlin right yeah i mean really. they told us that the ryanair flight to athens that we had booked are being canceled because the. pilots on strike so we just went through a couple different ways of getting to athens and their line rebooked scaling up that's all they need the tonight and then tomorrow in the morning bouncing from that's the only thing to athens so what's behind this industrial action ryanair employs about four hundred pilots here in germany they are members of the pilots union cockpit and for the union issue with ryanair is very clear they want improved terms and conditions and they say ryanair really needs to reform. does. today is not about want to debate ryanair and it wouldn't be possible any way agains

details from berlin. this is the second time that these two leaders have met each other in the space of just three months basically demonstrating the importance of the relationship between these two governments the point to make here is that there is agreement and disagreement there are issues where they find themselves on the other side opposing each other specifically in ukraine regarding the ceasefire the minsk agreement that was brokered between these two governments plus the french plus the ukrainians some time ago which the german government the french government also believe that moscow really hasn't done enough to ensure implementation of that agreement ukraine matters also to these two leaders because of the nord stream two gas pipeline which is being built which is which is in the in the pipeline as it were which will lead to a changeover in the amount in the way that natural gas is pumped to germany that's important because at the moment lots of russia's gas is pumped into western europe transi

also against the euro really has plunged very markedly indeed matter explains why the concern here in berlin but as i say across that you now about what course turkey rotate in the days to come. down as military is sending reinforcements to help defend the embattled city of ghastly from a taliban attack all the three hundred people have died in four days of fighting the president called an emergency meeting with police and military chiefs while the u.s. says carried out air strikes on taliban. hundreds of people a fled the city gazan is just one hundred fifty kilometers south of kabul on the highway connection the capital and southern afghanistan child palace reports. the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside their homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelmed space and medicine rationed to twenty soldiers and civilians there's so many from our cases and too little capacity. with into order international hum

hard and just try and go to be ready for the european athletics championships are up and running in berlin there's a difference this time though as this is the first edition of what is now a multi sports event seven existing championships being staged in the one you brand the scottish city of glasgow is hosting aquatics cycling gymnastics rowing transform and team golf events is set to take place every four years. well the athletics meet is lacking some star power for some a limpid gold medalist my family deciding not to compete two hundred meter women's world champion daphne skiff is one of the biggest names taking part in germany and organizers say they sold more than two hundred fifty thousand sick it's across six days of competition earlier on we spoke to journalist where he's covering the athletics in berlin he says the sport is maintaining its popularity well of course we are missing more. ball but i'm really looking forward to this weeks. and clearly the two hundred fifty thousand ticket buyers are as well you know i think the people want to excitement they want races which are comp

babylon most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasise the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture. because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here and part of life is culture china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east business part of a long line of trying to secure its resources for the future. region as a whole dollars expect to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. and donald trump's former lawyer says he made payments under the president's direction to influence the two thousand and sixteen election and a jury finds trump's former campaign chairman guilty of tax fraud. this is a live from london also coming up in the program russia denies microsoft's accu

and russian president vladimir putin heads to berlin to discuss a controversial gas pipeline which will bypass ukraine. turkey's credit rating has been lowered by two key agencies moody's and standard and poor's now say it's become more difficult for turkey to make payments on its debts the country's already being rocked by a financial crisis and sanctions from the united states are reports from new york. for the turkish lira it was a week that could not in soon enough he week that started with the lira sliding to a record low of seven point two against the us dollar the currency has lost nearly forty percent of its value against the dollar this year alone as a full fledged economic crisis continues to simmer the trump administration this week threatened to impose additional economic sanctions on turkey over the country's continued house arrest of a u.s. pastor on terrorism charges the diplomatic standoff led trump on friday to again say sanctions are justified turkey has in my opinion acted very very badly so we haven't seen the last of that we are not going to take it sitting down the

uncertainty and lots of tricky questions like this couple fresh in from the states when we landed here in berlin right yeah i mean really. they told us that the ryanair flight to athens that we had booked to be canceled because. pilots on strike so we just went through a couple different ways of getting that the. airline rebooked going that that's all we need tonight and then tomorrow morning bouncing from that's the only thing to athens so what's behind this industrial action ryanair employs about four hundred pilots here in germany they are members of the pilots union cockpit and for the union issue with ryanair is very clear they want improved terms and conditions and they say ryanair really needs to reform. does. is not about want to debate right now and it wouldn't be possible anyway against a transatlantic employer what it is about is to signal to management that there needs to be an end to them trying to beat their own staff today you want to send a clear message to dublin ryanair must change so far at least the airline appears not to want to but as chief executive has accepted ryanair it

merkel is downplaying expectations ahead of her meeting with the russian president vladimir putin near berlin on saturday but although the two leaders are far from our allies there are a range of issues in which they're hoping to find common ground as dominic cain reports. when angle americal me to putin on saturday it will be for the second time in just three months on the table of the conflict in syria the situation in ukraine and the controversial north stream two gas pipeline under the baltic sea but hanging over the meeting is this statement from donald trump a july's nato summit but germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it is getting so much of its energy from russia so we're supposed to protect germany but they are getting their energy from russia explained to the. russia provides only around half of germany's annual energy consumption but most is in the form of natural gas and that is why the nord stream to gas pipeline is so contentious it's a network which when complete will transport natural gas from russia under the baltic sea to western europe bypassing the

woodlands in britain are under threat the aspiration is to plant five thousand hectares of new york to berlin. in the last plan. anting season on your thousand haters were planted in a season for only seven hundred hectares were planted which was the lowest in a generation each year you miss the target just gets further away the u.k. government says it's committed to planting eleven million trees by the middle of twenty twenty two in greater manchester conservationists are thinking long term to secure a green ablation for the peach or emma who would al-jazeera in northern england the venice film festival as followed in the footsteps of cam and cider gender parity pledge but organizers have rejected claims of sexism that reports from various. a gesture that some say is over due on friday the venice film festival signed an agreement promising greater transparency over how it selects films and gender equality across the organization followed similar moves by rivals like counted locarno. before the festival started the european women's audiovisual network published an open letter to venice denoun

playing out here in kemet mean for germany at the political level while angela merkel looking on from berlin will see that this minority of people is receive for us and it's not going away and they say she must leave and she must be radically changed the way migration is dealt with here in germany. austria has proposed using european union armed forces of the blocks borders to keep out undocumented migrants the country's defense minister outlined the planet a meeting of e.u. ministers in vienna it suggests placing soldiers at europe's borders to support the e.u. gods already stationed at brazil's health but history is reporting an upsurge in cases of measles specifically in two states the border of venezuela seven people have died of that but over fifteen hundred reported cases the collapse of medical services in venezuela the arrival of migrants is being blamed ugandan opposition politician robot juggle on the. widely noted as bobby wian has been prevented flying abroad for treatment government forces drag why the way from entebbe airport as he attempted to board a flight to the u.s. local

away with it so many cane has been monitoring germany's reaction on turkey's plunging currency from berlin. i'm going to merkel's comments about the need for the turkish economy not to be destabilized basically they are explained by the importance that the turkish government plays these are the european politics but also middle eastern politics fact that actually almost as an anchor around which the european union is able to deal with a great deal of different policies specifically remember that the deal which the turks and the european union signed together regarding migration that needs to stay in place so when i'm going to merkel sees the economies the currency of turkey plunge in value that raises jitters as it were not just among her government but also financially in the financial heart of europe in germany rather in frankfurt while there are many many traders would look at turkish debt right now and wonder whether it's time to to get rid of it to try to to shore themselves up because they fear what may happen in turkey one final point to make here as bad as this current fall in valu

across germany and poland up towards scandinavia it will become just as active for ten to twenty four in berlin still twenty in london in the sunshine twenty three in paris a change of type really a drop in temperature but quite windy and wet weather will be accompanying this change and we've had some decent showers recently in tunisia you just see from the satellite picture they passed through as for the forecast well it does have a look shall we thirty for a hot sunny day in tunis twenty six and about equally warm and sunny occasional showers now jerry. the weather sponsored by cattle and face. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stones happening wasn't trucked in here. when the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists the images matter a lot international politics. post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most here it is someone from the country who guides you who leads you to the story of the byline tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching algis there i'm still robi

air is streaming up across central parts of europe thirty five thirty six degrees on the cards for berlin on wednesday in the warm air extending all weapons to southern parts of sweden on a warm day in stockholm some severe storms still around though across parts of eastern france through into the alpine region and space to continue as we head on through into thursday all westerners also seeing some heavy rain with a chance of some significant storms a much much cooler conditions for the u.k. nineteen degrees in london but those central areas still looking very warm indeed on the other side of the mediterranean sea weather conditions looking fine we've got thirty seven as a high in cairo rising to thirty eight as we head on through thursday but otherwise fine conditions we've lost all the showers that been across to nazir for instance into central parts of africa showers across the ethiopian highlands across sudan also but showers across chad and chamonix still seeing some downpours bamako looking fairly west of the moment indeed some heavy rain likely across parts of west africa generall

bennett thank you very much i will have to end that somewhat positive note that is the list and banned in berlin or catherine clutha ashbrook and harvard and daniel gross and brussels and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle it at a.j. and sad story for me as a problem in the whole team here by finance. track . by track. it starts. and scott. venture. to get his cattle i always. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of century are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drive them home. in the second of two films on these contrasting experiences people and power meets the returning migrants now determined to discourage others from following the same policy. gambia back home on al-jazeera. optimism has faded. blue counties elected leaders are divided attention as fears that a crackdown is imminen

well let's bring in our panel now joining us from berlin as the last and bennett the director of the global public policy institute and harvard katherine cleaver ashboro executive director of future of diplomacy project at harvard kennedy school and in brussels via skype is daniel grosse he's the director of the center for european policy studies a very warm welcome to all of you mr bennett let me start with you and berlin and your foreign minister is all paid away here vote making plans for a new world order i europe and the u.s. on a collision course here. not necessarily but in the course of readjustment we find ourselves in a fundamentally new situation with the us germany used to have the best deal of all us would take care of our security we can compete economically and to disagree politically now the trump administration has served us our vulnerability is on a silver platter the security guarantees are no longer secure and the u.s. is going against the very institutions it helped to create that are dear to germany and the atlantic alliance and they're also going against one of

uncertainty and lots of tricky questions like this couple fresh in from the states and we landed here in berlin right yeah i mean really now they told us that the ryanair flight to athens that we had booked are being canceled because. pilots on strike so we just went through a couple different ways of getting that the. airline rebooked scaling that that's all they need the tonight and then tomorrow in the morning bouncing from that's the only thing to athens so what's behind this industrial action ryanair employs about four hundred pilots here in germany they are members of the pilots union cockpit and for the union issue with ryanair is very clear they want improved terms and conditions and they say ryanair really needs to reform. does. today is not about want to debate ryanair and it wouldn't be possible any way against a transatlantic employee but what it is about is to signal to management that there needs to be an end to them trying to beat their own staff today you want to send a clear message to dublin ryanair much charring and so far at least the airline appears not to want to but its c

localized flooding as that water starts to really start to come up there across the area up towards berlin a nice day for you at twenty five degrees in london is looking quite nice as well we expect to see partly cloudy conditions with a temperature of twenty four well here across much of the northern part of africa world via temperatures here into the thirty's to tunis about thirty four that's a little bit higher than what we've seen over the last few days clouds across algeria those are gone we're seeing better conditions in terms of the sun there but otoh it's been gazi winds out of the north temperature for you at about twenty nine not changing too much as we go towards sunday with cairo seeing about thirty eight well we did have one big tropical wave make its way out of senegal that system is now making its way towards the cape verde islands but we are looking at a lot of tropical moisture here across much of the coast lagos is going to be rated if you are twenty seven in accra at twenty six degrees there. a journey booth done. there's a very forever there's a lot of the rocks and bea

touch with those children that it would be a sin they were in said sent to work ounces known as my berlin laundries where they were subject to all forms of abuse both mental and physical pope francis knows that there is an open wound here in irish society but can the pontiff help heal that wound need for inside story. let's take a closer look at the roman catholic church and the scandals it's faced molestation by priests was rarely discussed in public but it started to surface in the one nine hundred eighty s. particularly in the u.s. and canada over a decade later the issue expanded to other countries in one thousand nine hundred five the archbishop of vienna stepped down amid sexual abuse allegations and earlier this month a grand jury in the u.s. named more than three hundred clergy in a report that found more than a thousand children were abused in pennsylvania over seventy years in australia archbishop philip wilson resigned last month after being convicted of concealing child sex abuse by another priest and in chile all thirty four roman catholic bishops offered to resign in may in

bubble most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasize the contribution of migrants right up to the pro. to western culture. because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things but news is forward for me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new part of life it's culture. goes hand in hand with growing all. refusing to be defined by the mexican women and bringing out their dancing machine. and rediscovering their you. one step at a time. by john. part of the viewfinder and latin america. this time. he wanted me to take a bullet for donald trump but the president's former lawyer michael cohen now says he's ready to tell the russia probe everything he knows. from london also coming up. thousands flee venezuela a country that's been also become too dangerous for mothers and pregnant women. zimbabwe's opposition heads to court in a bid to overturn the presidential resul

a researcher for the middle east and north africa division of human rights watch and joins us from berlin thank you very much for your time when we look back at those pictures was there an appropriate amount of international outrage about what happened. unfortunately i think our opinion in human rights watch is that international science and science from egypt's. allies in particular is like the u.s. and france the u.s. and germany give a green light to this must occur and also to give a green light for the egyptian authorities not to. persecute any of the security members who are members of the security forces who participated in this operation why is that. and also i want to hunt also to the. statement that came from european. council for an affair is after the massacre calling on members member states of the european union to stop arms exports to egypt could be used against protesters unfortunately five years after this statement or forty years after this statement we have seen at least eight or ten european countries who have been supplying egypt with arms that are used against protes

defense in nato no longer is the question one of reducing defense budgets as it was since the fall of the berlin wall until the end of the two thousands no longer is the question of whether to spend more the only question is now or how much to increase and by when already committed to spending two percent of g.d.p. on defense by two thousand and twenty four we also gained unity ladies and gentleman on the needed command structure that we had to reform there are two new headquarters one of them hosted by germany and one that we hosted in norfolk and we also gain full commitment to what we call the four thirty s. thirty air squadrons thirty naval ships thirty combat battalions all available to fight within thirty days that is a well established and quantifiable goal now we also received commitments of a plus up of over one thousand and nine u.s. coalition allied forces to the nato led afghanistan mission looking to the indo-pacific we are bolstering existing alliances while forging new partnerships among like minded nations twenty five nations participated in this year's rim pack exercise hosted b

keep blowing east which i suspect monday's will see the coolish weather go towards moscow but already berlin's hotting up again these big green dots the showers likely again in parts of remaining ukraine and certainly over the alps daytime still in the forty's i suspect with madrid represented that at four degrees the night time lows are also quite high warm nights in spain portugal france will continue and then the next bit of heat wave is going to be moved a little bit east was we think it's going to be this area fronts and germany temperatures in the middle thirty's possibly higher than that. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens. stories of loss no one tone. a sweeping association of islam with violence eaves erupt in muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life. twice a victim on al-jazeera. welcome back just a quick reminder of the top stories now thousands of angry students have been rallying in bangladesh's capital to call for a safe a streets after two teenage

backed by germany which says it wants to see a stable economy in turkey dominic kane has more from berlin. angela merkel's comments about the need for the turkish economy not to be destabilized basically they are explained by the importance that the turkish government plays these are very european politics but also middle eastern politics the fact that it acts almost as an anchor around which the european union is able to deal with a great deal of different policies specifically remember that the deal which the turks and the european union signed together regarding migration of that needs to stay in place so when angola merkel sees the economy the currency of turkey plunge in value that raises jitters as it were not just among her government but also financially in the financial heart of europe in the of germany rather in frankfurt while there are many many traders who look at the turkish debt right now and wonder whether it's time to to get rid of it or try to to shore themselves up because they fear what may happen in turkey one final point to make here as viable as this current or in v

sunday after police arrested suspects from syrian and iraqi backgrounds dominic cain has more from berlin the political fallout from the events in chemist's over the past few days continues to unfold angle americal today has been speaking about her feelings having seen what has happened specifically referencing what started all of violence the altercation which left one german national dead and saw two people of migrant origin taken into custody involving his death this is what i'm going to merkel had to say point one's on the kids who don't have my little free get our sympathy and my sympathy goes out to the relatives of the victims second what we saw afterwards is something that has no place in a state under the rule of law there is video footage of hunts and mobs and of hate on the streets it has no place in the state under the rule of law. the prime minister of saxony has spoken out about the situation in his state he's a christian democrat mr krugman he says that the population is being lulled on the internet into believing fake news being spread about by extremist groups that the si

had one comes to visit us in berlin in september we will do our best to be of help whether that will be enough depends on the edge it you yes of the american president also but also of mr atwan i would like to remind you we were recently on the heavy threats from the american president on trade issues and to commission took a strong stand but also a flexible one and it came to a standstill and the are not on the goats uniting it is not impossible to bring a similar situation about. between turkey and the united states but it will require the head of. freds and pop most of turkey still economically strongly linked with turkey and on to domestic leaf through the three million turks in germany we will try to do our best whether it be big enough to do so will be to have probably the help of the commission the e.u. commission. major pop those like france in the e.u. and we will do our best that's all because i hope it depends also on the flexibility on the board these called participating in this all right we are out of time so we're going to leave there because. i want to be optimistic a

both these countries will see the fresh air by the time we get to friday then let up temperature in berlin of around twenty degrees and even cooler force up in stockholm a maximum temperature just fifteen and probably feeling call of math thanks to the wind the rain for the south that we somewhat weather over the alps and that will gradually spread its way southwards in intensify as we head into saturday so heavy downpours here could cause a little bit of disruption the southeast corner those should stay fine and dry thirty two degrees the maximum temperature in bucharest for the other side of the mediterranean also fine and dry for most of us here there could be a little bit of cloud bubbling up over the mountains about geria but even those should melt away as we head into saturday and then most of us seeing fine a sunny weather a bit further towards the south and there's been some more excitement weather wise here we've had a system that's now just popped off into the atlantic it is heading your way towards the west that gave us some intense rains and there's plenty more wet weather for

do with a few showers around in switzerland maybe remain here is increasingly warm temperatures in berlin i'll take you a day beyond up to thirty eight now we hitting record valleys again this is a warm call that's going out through austria to germany to southern sweden as well won't last much longer than that but it's there all the same temp just to the west have dropped a little bit to be honest come saxe in the picture in north africa apart from a few showers in tunisia is still dry. a survivor of the genocide people who bug me to kill them when they're suffering but it wouldn't have the heart to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. or luke used to do or. you know hope of finally learning to pass to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a finger i could bury him. on al jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera iran's president has son rouhani has given a t.v. interview accusing washington of being untrustworthy just hours before u.s. sancti

and address in a better way this crisis well actually it is this is not on ecuadorian we shall and or berlin situation this is a regional to play front and there its needs to the needs of the original clucks run and our regional plans call. for contraception and she had to coordinate actions to get a better response to parties humanitarian crisis given the following the best risk the crisis very closely now for four months if not years what do you think these people need the most at this point well. i think the people need information i jane need to know they need they need to know what's worth what every country needs to require her to answer each and also our son instead. aren't we are providing a legal leg to stand and counsel about it thank you very much for being with us now we shall this is the situation here back to border between colombe and whether. we have seen a reduction in the number of people that are severe but more barra arriving and we can expect now that through the center of the crisis will be the border between ecuador and through in the coming hours and especially after

well i wonder to what extent those of us in berlin will be aware of that if you're in glasgow you for towns to go to several different sports but here i think the people are in berlin for the athletics and i think we won't be terribly aware of what's happening in school and of course this is a full program six days it's already started but from tomorrow morning it goes on until sunday evening and it really is full on so i think that will keep us entertained and you know because this is a team competition and the last four winners are being france germany poland and great britain and any of them could win it this time that will really energize the german crowd is their team is in the lead and of course all the others will be be trying to win as well. what can athletics do to make itself more appealing well i from where i sit athletics is alive and well. i live in the u.k. and we had the atlantic's world cup followed by the diamond league that was four days over two consecutive weekends and ninety thousand people bought tickets for that and you know the athletics world cup was eight cou