turning their attention to germany where police there say they have a possible terror plot in berlin and have arrested a suspect of russian origin let's go live now indeed to berlin and a europe correspondent peter oliver who's been keeping track of developments hi there peter what are police saying. well the prosecutors have confirmed that a thirty one year old man who's been named as is the standard protocol with just his first name and the first letter of his last name as markham at alli c. has been arrested on suspicion of plotting a terror attack now police and counter-terror offices raided an apartment in berlin on wednesday morning this is believed to be part of it is part of a wider investigation into a twenty two year old man in france in conjunction with french authorities he's been named as claymont be who's been a who was arrested last year on suspicion of plotting a terror attack now the two men are believed to have been planning an attack together and that they stockpiled large quantities of explosives in the flats that was searched today in berlin there's no word on wh

police in germany say they have foiled a possible terror plot in berlin and have arrested a suspect of russian origin or europe correspondent peter oliver told me more earlier but prosecutors have confirmed that a thirty one year old man who's been named as is the standard protocol with just his first name and the first letter of his last name as markham at sea has been arrested on suspicion of plotting a terror attack now police and counter terror officers raided an apartment in berlin on wednesday morning now the operation on wednesday was intended to both arrest the thirty one year old man but also to determine the location of the explosives that were believed to have been stored in that apartment back in twenty sixteen is part of a wider investigation into a twenty two year old man in france in conjunction with french authorities who's been named as claymont b. who was arrested last year on suspicion of plotting a terror attack now the two men are believed to have been planning an attack together and that they stockpiled large quantities of explosives in the flats that was searched

police in germany claim they have for oil the terror plot in berlin authorities in the german capital have arrested a suspect of russian origin their europe correspondent peter all over brings us more. police in berlin of arrested a thirty one year old russian man from the chechen republic on suspicion of planning a terror attack now what the target of this attack may have been hasn't been revealed but what prosecutors have said in a statement is that the intent was to kill as many people as possible now the man has been named. ali see standard protocol here in germany to just give the first name and the first letter of the last name for anybody who's been arrested but he's understood to have worked in the past with a partner who's currently in french custody now he is a twenty two year old that has been named as claymont be who's currently in french detention after he was arrested back in april of twenty seventeen prior to the french general election he was picked up on charges as well the other two men under stood to have been planning an attack together back in twenty sixteen but t

has led to the police in berlin carrying out this raid on wednesday now the two men are believed to have been planning an attack together back in twenty sixteen but called they saw off after police started looking into mug alley see now the thirty one year old remained here in berlin however the twenty two year old fled to arkin first and then into france where he was eventually arrested the thirty one year old who was arrested here in germany on wednesday well he will appear before the federal court on thursday and face those charges of things they have paid i think in a misspelling behind us there but we got the name from you know thanks. time star for the migration sensitive brussels claim that they abuse. attacked by migrants on a regular basis police have also confirmed that last week there arrested three refugees due to the violence the river national picks up the story when workers signed up to help at a migrant center near brussels and they knew the challenges they could face but now there are green allegations of abuse and violence as stuff come pour in with their stories they h

and now we head to berlin where our teams peter oliver looks at some regulatory troubles of the online lodging marketplace air b.n. b. and how some e.u. members are seeking to impose a digital tax here's peter. the us room booking platform air b.n. b. has received a slap on the wrist from the e.u. commission this week it's over the way prices displayed on its website they say things like cleaning fees weren't display properly or whether the person you were renting from was a private landlord or a professional landlord were also not made clear essentially it boils down to how much a person is going to pay for renting the room and what rights they have while they're renting that room and this is the first time that the e.u. consumer rights bodies got involved with a company like air b.n. b. but this isn't the first time that air b.n. b. fall and fall in the european union they were strongly criticized for the way they operated here in berlin and in fact in barcelona they were slapped with a six hundred thousand euro fine back in twenty sixteen that's after they broke the city's rules on

time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return our teams peter oliver reports from berlin on the latest developments late into the online lodging marketplace air b.n. b. which is in some hot water over inaccurate pricing in the european union as many member states are also pushing for a digital tax plus artes alex the highland which gives us the latest from toronto on how the u.s. aluminum company l o l is faring in the trade war for that i'm not so well plus our team is actually banks takes a look at the central winners in the highly competitive electric car space as we go to break trading on tesla stock was altered around two pm today east coast time after c.e.o. elon musk tweeted that he had suggested that he might take the company private in the stock rose more than seven percent trading resumed shortly before he went to air and we'll have more on this tomorrow we'll be right back. i. suppose some of us. from the. last time we chased. each one of the carrying twenty kilos of drugs. first offense. in the family i mean all medical men. like. me. but i don't know. i will

police in berlin of arrested a thirty one year old russian man from the chechen republic on suspicion of planning a terror attack now counter terror officers as well as police raided an apartment in the german capital on wed and state during that raid they found several firearms and three kilograms of explosives now what target what the target of this attack may have been hasn't been revealed but what prosecutors have said in a statement is that the intent was to kill as many people as possible now the man has been named. allie see standard protocol here in germany to just give the first name and the first letter of the last name for anybody who's been arrested but he's understood to have worked in the past with a partner who is currently in french custody now he is a twenty two year old that has been named as claymont be who's currently in french detention after he was arrested back in april of twenty seventeen prior to the french general election he was picked up on charges as well the other two men under stood to have been planning an attack together back in twenty sixteen but they

berlin of course is usually in lock step almost all the way with brussels and this could be taken as the the line that the european union is taking that they're not happy about these tariffs that have been put in place but the e.u. so far hasn't been is hardly hit as turkey has by the tariffs that have been put in place there over the weekend where we had missed out my speaking to the german newspapers president ed the one in turkey was addressing crowds saying that if the u.s. continued with their economic policies then perhaps and crew would have to look elsewhere for allies and friends couldn't do you know. we will respond to the one declaring war tree to the whole world my new markets finding new corporations and allies. well the main book between uncreate and washington lies with the jailed pastor andrew bronson he's been in the cell for two years or he's been in the house arrest sorry for two currently he's been in custody for two years in turkey. in washington they say that the charges against him a bogus however in ankara they accuse him of having ties to the banned kurdistan

gardenia putin has just landed in berlin for talks with angela merkel. we visit one of the syrian cities worst hit by the war aleppo to witness the reconstruction process of the years under attack by islamic state and militants. and the u.s. plans to spend up to fifteen million dollars on enhancing stole just physical performance and insurance it warns future conflicts will take place in less medically robust areas. a very warm welcome it thick it's seven pm here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. in for national with me me here and. well a key day for world diplomacy of lattimer putin has just landed in the german capital for talks with angela merkel among the pressing issues on the agenda are syria and sanctions daniel hawkins joins me now live from berlin and daniel good to see you what more do we know about their meeting at this point. well as the second meeting between chancellor merkel and president putin in just a few months the last one taking place of course in the russian city of sochi which merkel visited back in may the message f

back by well i mean if you if you going back into history you know we really have to start with the berlin conference we can even go before them but that's that's a good place to start in one thousand nine hundred five in europe in berlin european powers really carved up africa according to resources so so this is where it jumped off. and since then you know it seems in most countries that are that are this blessed with resources you find these these these type of corrupt forces in there trying to profit off of it. how did the people. you spoke to sort of see western intervention like the un yeah well you know it's tough the u.n. is creating stability in certain ways but i think often when people are kind of oppressed as much as they are in the congo they can they can turn that anger towards towards these these western forces humanitarian groups of the united nations. it's extremely complex when we think about potential solutions for the congo it's it's very difficult to for me to imagine a solution coming from the outside to give somebody peace it doesn't make sense to the p.c.'s to organ

states is going to rumble on isn't it for some time thanks peter was peter all of their forests in berlin an earlier similar accounting in washington thanks to by. now it has been one year since we first reported on russian speaking children found in an orphanage in iraq following the brutal military operation there against islamic state after the report was said we launched a campaign to find any relatives of those children and several people did come forward saying that they had recognized some of them this led to those orphans being reunited with their families years after their parents had left russia to join i saw our correspondent meeting the question of spoke to those families to find out whether they've managed to move on after the tragic experience. some say. if. a year ago two small sisters had d's and fights hemo were brought back to their grandparents who at the time lost all hope of ever seeing them again b.c. they feel safe here in this house the sister salue can behave like any other child of their age despite their traumatic experience their playground is now the two rooms

photographs dancing on the dance floor of the evening because at around six pm he's due to be here in berlin for what will be purely business talks as he sits down for a meeting with chancellor angela merkel at a castle just outside of the german capital thanks for that update that's artie's it peter oliver. on a fresh case of police brutality has made headlines this time involving an eighty seven year old woman she was tasered by officers in the u.s. state of georgia while cutting flowers. she died she got shot like we have never really told her about stun guns or tasers and so she doesn't know what that is when she realized what had been shoes touching her heart syrian border. guard was cutting down the lines after school club across the street from her home but first let's he's employees call the police reporting the woman was carrying a knife three officers with sent to the scene and trying to persuade alba shara to drop the knife when she failed to do so they tasered her she was arrested and charged with trespassing and obstructing offices were relatives of the woman say she doesn't spe

civil or anti-fascist protection rampart but was known to the world as the berlin wall and it's still it until it was formally brought down in germany reunified in one thousand nine hundred community group and historian christian bormann discovered an eighteen metre section of the original wall in the district of the city built with the remains of homes destroyed during the second world war and barbed wire this section thought to be the last remaining piece of there were additional wall was never torn down because it was always forgotten had been constructed in haste and then when the much more robust berland wall was put up in a different location just left it and it turns out the christian borman has actually known about the wall since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine but i have kept it secret until they came to have certain that the piece of history might get destroyed by developers here's the people who are sick here or in the preservation. our past as we look forward to a much more peaceful future preferably one without lots of walls that's our show for you today and remembe

police in germany say they have for possible terror plot in berlin and have arrested a suspect of russian origin our europe correspondent peter all over spoke to me earlier on this. prosecutors have confirmed that a thirty one year old man has been named as is the standard protocol with just his first name and the first letter of his last name as markham at alli c. has been arrested on suspicion of plotting a terror attack now police and counter-terror offices raided an apartment in berlin on wednesday morning now the operation on wednesday was intended to both arrest the thirty one year old man but also to determine the location of the explosives that were believed to have been stored in that apartment back in twenty sixteen that is part of a wider investigation into a twenty two year old man in france in conjunction with french authorities he's been named as claymont be who was arrested last year on suspicion of plotting a terror attack now the two men are believed to have been planning an attack together and that they stockpiled large quantities of explosives in the flats that was sear

of the flight from moscow to berlin is quite a few i was at a bit of a shorter journey here he was until very recently in neighboring austria where he was attending the wedding of the foreign minister cody and close to the business one. may linger that was a personal invite by the austrian foreign minister despite the can trouble seeing criticism about inviting mr putin to help pass the wedding from various parties that didn't stop stop by mr putin having a bit of a celebration a bit of a dog with the maid to before he made his way out signing the limousine with his autograph i say left and wishing me a cup. best of luck in their wedding married life sure he then subsequently came here where talks are now underway following that press conference if we do get any more information coming out of that will be sure to update you as soon as we get by . ok thanks dan i was down hawkins forests in berkeley. now the u.s. department of defense is planning to spend up to fifteen million dollars enhanced in the performance and insurance of its soldiers but is now explains history does show there is

member states are also pushing for a digital tax artie's peter oliver reports from berlin on the latest developments and alcoa is the large u.s. aluminum company over out of many a company is seeking a waiver for canadian aluminum to come into the country tariff free parties alex the title of it's just the latest from kalonzo on the waiver and how the company is coping with the new rules of reality of doing business across the u.s. navy in order plus we spoke last time about the difficulty in the electric vehicle space well today we asked which companies may actually profit in the rough and tumble emerging global marketplace argues actually banks take a look at potential winners were packed as usual so let's get right to it with a few have. a brewing diplomatic dispute between canada and saudi arabia over women's rights has quickly escalated in recent days and investors are starting to wonder if trade and investment will be impacted on monday the kingdom of saudi arabia recalled their ambassador from canada officially expelled canada's a bastard or sending him back to ottawa saudi educa

every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper one nine hundred ninety four and as we walk in a walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall that george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people walk us people . so trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you lock your cars. so you can see that somebody is walking through here there's footprints right here . we put out maybe two or three thousand gallons every summer and i would say maybe three hundred of them or use another three hundred or sabotaged broken and and then some are just left out there maybe an animal or n

sure ok thanks peter peter over there in berlin and also some conference in washington earlier thanks. but let's get the thoughts now of dr member he's an international economist professor of energy and economics and he's with us now and you're very welcome i'd like to get your opinion on what he has done today to try to enhance these protective measures for european firms do you think they go far enough because as we've heard in that report european firms could still have their u.s. assets sanctioned or frozen. the european union made it clear that they would stay in the iran nuclear agreement and they would not comply with us sanctions against iran and therefore they will continue to buy iranian and crude of course some european companies who have a lot of business interests in the united states might be hesitant but it seems that the european union has illustration to be able to protect them and retaliate against american companies if the u.s. administration impose sanctions against these companies so in my opening and i would say that judging by my research i would say the sanctio

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troops to basically reverse the nazi onslaught and then effectively drive them back all the way to berlin and seventy five years on the memories of those times still live on among the streets of the city and that does it for me i'll be back in a little less than thirty one and a half minutes you're watching international stay with us. see unemployment rate is down the labor participation rate is high so this goes against all the doom mongers before the election to. and of course nobody in mainstream media wants to focus on this because it would be live there in spirit if their. greetings and salutation. the mendocino complex fire is the largest wildfire in california is history but despite its biblical level of danger to those brave firefighters trying to contain it well that didn't stop telecommunications giant arising from seeing potential dollar signs amidst all the devastation yes thanks to evidence recently submitted in the federal appeals court lawsuit seeking to reinstate the net net neutrality protections that were shredded by telecom puppet f.c.c. chairman algae it seems our good

troops to basically reverse the nazi onslaught and then effectively drive them back all the way to berlin and seventy five years on the memories of those times still live on among the streets of the city it doesn't from now be back with headlines in thirty minutes and thirty seconds stay with us. the aftermath of the cohen guilty pleas and then a force conviction what does it mean for the president and the russian probe we'll take a look at that on this edition of politic. politicking on larry king michael cohen donald trump's personal attorney and fixer pleads guilty to eight counts of criminal charges paul not afford the former campaign manager of a down drums presidential campaign convicted on eight charges against him leading democrats labeling donald trump as an unindicted coconspirator to say the least it's been a lousy week for the presidency and that has had many horrible weeks in his twenty month existence so what is the man avoiding throwing cases being the donald trump and waiters robert moses russian probe which has been the thorn in the president's side for well more than a y

that is a very good soil are to correspond to pier oliver thank you for staying late over there in berlin peter and hilary forex the founder of that realm our thanks to you both. and time for a quick break but hang here because when we return now it's my heart all of it joins us from toronto to look at companies like the french company told how and countries that are trying to quit iran are going to quit you iran in light of the u.s. economic sanctions on the nation plus r.t. correspondent sara montana still also joins us to dig deeper about the week feeling month santal prophesied found in breakfast cereal and the executive director of a cold eyed tech center in american university professor donald williamson is back to examine the impact of the large u.s. tax cuts are they benefiting companies with those stock buybacks or individuals are they getting a big benefit you'll give us his perspective as we go to break the benchmark standard and poor's five hundred reached a record high today and they've equaled the longest bull run in history all green arrows on the big board today here at th

every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper one nine hundred ninety four and as we walk you know walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall that was george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people walk us people . so if trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you're lucky of course. you can see that somebody was walking through here there's footprints right here. we put out maybe two or three thousand gallons every summer and i would say maybe three hundred of them or use another three hundred or sabotaged broken and and then some are just left out there maybe an

troops to basically reverse the nazi onslaught and then effectively drive them back all the way to berlin and seventy five years on the memories of those times still live on among the streets of the city indeed he goes down off reporting it's eight twenty four and a half moscow thomas all the way to bring you the latest world news twenty four seven and art international that letter up for all of the stories that matter to you straight your mobile device for those kevin or insane have a great friday. became camera. roughly once the show and some leave for the. two videos and some with the grumpy string. down more. t.v. . in my pocket i wanted to. ask but i. know i lost his boss because. i don't. feel. so i know you're not. you know just i mean what i'm already but it was a lot of the media and even. if it up i might. get off on getting worse but those was. just. my family fussing. in the. do you. think. he. was going to do. a boss maybe read by. going to make him do you. margot. you know what if the truth of the bargain we've. been out here. i mean i you did a bush we were. going to do pos

thank you for those details that's artie's peter oliver speaking to us live from berlin there. now u.s. intelligence agencies are reportedly complaining that their sources in russia have thirdly gone quiet quiet it comes amid a host of fresh russian meddling allegations ahead of the american midterm elections artie's daniel hawkins picks up the story. less than two years after the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election the russians are at it again the end words this time it's the u.s. mid-term elections in the crosshairs of kremlin meddling another russian attack on our elections a serious warning about russian meddling in future u.s. elections there are also hacking or attempting to hack political campaigns russia is at it again it's clear for all to see what happens after all how can one refute such a mass of sources intelligence sources tell him b.c. news there is no doubt the russians are trying to influence the presidential election a source tells n.b.c. news law enforcement and democratic sources telling c.n.n. . sources two sources with links to the counter intelligen

continue to do their job i've been watching of this event for the last two hours and it seems that the berlin police are doing an excellent job of keeping the two sides apart although i have seen some rather informal contacts between protesters representing the different views and actually some very cordial exchanges in terms of points of view even a couple of hugs so i think that there is no there isn't necessarily a degree of extremism on all the people taking place that sometimes it is depicted to be but the important thing is the police seem determined to prevent any violence to keep the two groups apart and that's that's good how difficult a job without. it i'm not that difficult of a job if the police do it unlike the case in charlottesville where i think it was quite caught because they deliberately filed the protesters the right wing protesters through mob types in order to provoke violence and that is what occurred and i hope people have learned from that that that's not the way we do business in this country that this scene is just as we're seeing we have seen them earlier in the su

president of a right wing spanish party respites claims that country blindly follows any orders from berlin. but a lot of the only purpose of the symbolic agreement is to help merkel save face before her own government which is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plaguing spanish cities or because there's no way to control the inflow of migrants because there's no way to give jobs to the newcomers all the while thousands of skilled young spanish people are leaving the country every month we're not providing them with opportunities we made the biggest mistake a nation can make we have forsaken our own children to take in others. a passenger plane stolen by a partly suicidal earline employee has crushed near seattle in the northwest united states there were no other people on board when the aircraft was taken video of the plane flying low over residential areas was posted online. what is happening right now. my phone got it yes. airlines q four hundred one. should ne

just a verse from the berlin dusting it would. be enough standish to hold a layer. of social. media is that he said with. a. sigh surely said. georgia. later you find out through the european commission that in fact it was georgia that the said it was not a fear of the mainstream media they reported that russia started the conflict and said nothing about soccer surely opening fire on the night of the beginning of the olympics in beijing i talked to many people i've posted many things on the internet and letting people know the truth about what really happened now is. very carefree if i'm wrapping up the house to pampering too much and in my own drive prove rand maybe it's. an armor much of it back now that i wouldn't want to sleep alone there's this one window in my room they sleep in there is like a crack in them but i would i would remember oh that's from the war center was afraid she was saying she was afraid that the suction really was going to be there and he was in the soldiers have to us every year when we went back for several years she had those feelings. couple years

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every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper one nine hundred ninety four and as we walk through no walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall though george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall.

media putin on the dance floor beginning into the night because around six pm he's due to be here in berlin where he'll be meeting with german chancellor angela merkel and. a fresh case thought police brutality has made headlines this time involving an eighty seven year old woman she was tasered by an officer from the u.s. state of georgia while cutting flowers. she died she got shot like we have never really told her about stun guns or tazers and so she doesn't know what that is when she you realize what happened she is touching her heart. syrian born martha alba shar was cutting down the line from in after school club across the street from her home the facilities employees called the police reporting the woman was carrying a knife three officers were sent to the scene and tried to persuade al bashara to drop the knife when she failed to respond they tasered her she was arrested and charged with trespassing and obstructing offices relatives of the woman say she doesn't speak english and suffers from dementia and therefore did not understand police commands to drop the knife nevertheless t

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angela merkel among the major issues on the agenda syria and functions trying to hawkins' reports from berlin this is the second meeting between chancellor merkel and president putin in a matter of months the last one being a visit by the chancellor to the city of sochi back in may her message has been very clear this is a working visit don't expect any concrete results the media though have already been speculating as to what can be gained from these talks can progress be made on key issues on who can come out on top now while remaining realistic merkel has emphasized the importance of having a relationship with russia having functional dialogue and communication syria will be one of the key topics where this will be important as the scale of the conflict simmers down differences between leaders very much remain and mrs merkel has an opportunity to find some common ground he says that's what's going on and a meeting on syria between germany france russia and turkey could be useful if he's to be well prepared that's the reason why there is no date for it yet we are working on a prepared three

where you're from so that you are to sure that i'm from germany from berlin and you elicits with a very lives. when there was for yourself about the from the philippines of those years. just. the three years i was fifteen years old i was abused as a team for a long period of time with an oddly creased agreements just can't. thank you canada . accounts from over fifty countries. at the end of the conference we talked to one of the activists on barrett doyle. facts reports from victims snap is the only group to been able to establish a list of priests worldwide allegedly involved in pedophilia cases we only include those priests who have been accused of child sexual abuse in a credible public document it has to be either a court document that's publicly accessible or a mainstream news outlet is called father she began her work fourteen years ago sorry refuge in the states these activists publish the names and photos of accused priests on the internet to try to ensure they never come into contact with children again. this is just the letter a and it just keeps going. on in the names of the

talk of a peace dividend they talk of it what happened to the peace dividend a few weeks after the berlin wall fell mr bush sr was. going into iraq sending five hundred thousand troops to the middle east and i pointed out it was a big thing because we went when we sent five hundred thousand troops to vietnam was actually under lyndon johnson that was a huge deal in the press made a big big number out of that not not since world war two that we knew those numbers were too big we were fighting with too many men we don't it won't work it was too big and what happened we forgot about it reagan mr reagan helped a lot with his campaign to forget the vietnam war and we were sending a half million men again abroad to fight in the middle east we never got out of the middle east. i made a movie about it called w in which dick cheney the dick cheney's character have to ask what what's our exit policy says there is no exit and the truth is we haven't there is no exit to iraq where here those five hundred thousand men in one form or another have never left the middle east so this is heartbreaking stuf

court broke the agreement so you would regard that as a seminal moment a watershed moment after the berlin the spanish constitutional court it reverts to agreement on the statute of a corner autonomy which had already been passed in the referendum by the people of castle it that's absolutely the beginning of everything because there were sort of a pact the so-called two peace pact. because i want to have their turn at me and big cut all i can decide but spain keep a key which is everything decided think of only a must go to the spanish government voted. but then cut army or have their own p. also which is that everything voted in the spanish parliament mass come back to get the money and be voted in of it and them so it was a good pact you have both sides have a way to prevent major problems what happens with the constitutional court and breaking the pact was the beginning of of all the whole situation we have now because of people say ok so we this is not a further agreement as it was clear to pieces so the political reaction to that was that the change the balance of opinion muscle catal