are opposed to weather forecasters say it may even rain on his 1st. time phil gale welcome to the program but his royal marines have seized a giant oil tanker loaded with a grain crude injure brolga and suspected that all the oil was on its way to syria in violation of european union sanctions the spanish government to said the seizure was requested by the united states iran's state run news agency has described the incident as illegal. to grace one has been at anchor and under guard since the early morning british authorities stopped the ship as it passed through spanish territorial waters at gibraltar at the tip of the iberian peninsula they say the oil was bound for syria in breach of e.u. sanctions against the war torn country authorities also say the ship loaded the oil in iran putting the vessel in breach of u.s. sanctions against tehran. deal was patrolling the zone but we are studying the circumstances in which this is taken place there was a request made by the united states to the united kingdom and we are looking into how this affects our sovereignty in the sense that i

john by professor phil bland the director of curtin space science and technology center in perth australia which is down under far away from here good to have you with us a couple of years ago a space probe landed on a comet and now we're chasing asteroids to mine for minerals sounds like science fiction how real is it. i think it's becoming much more relationally just over the last few years than i have a thought it would be interesting were on both. osiris rex missions it's great to be part of that. those who those private companies involved in this now and also in most major space agencies and what do we hope to find on an asteroid that we can't mine here on earth. well it's i mean there's a kind of a couple of flavors here to this we can find as you said the pace those heavy metals like iridium and and and and and ram you know platinum and things like that. but in a way it's kind of the support industries that we're interested in for those who need fuel and you need water and we can get that from places like ice on the moon all right but the moon isn't right next door asteroi

president should resign following his handling of a sexual abuse scandal. i'm phil gal welcome to the program funds alliant has been in brussels to lobby for the job of president of the european commission she has the support of senior officials like being company president. but she still needs to convince skeptical the members of the european parliament and was president of the european council don't know who has. to approve was fun tonight its own nation and their vote in less than 2 weeks . to get more from the band to be got in brussels welcome band so sort of fun the lion already has donald tusk and sean claude young because backing so what was he meeting with them today. well there was a fine line is basically continuing with a stop to through the european institutions today it was an easy stop in brussels because both men have a friendly with. but she has to go on a more support especially from the parliament and today she was seeking a she put it smart advice how to do that and that's very necessary because she never ran for office in the european parliament she never had

nuclear weapon. i'm phil gail welcome to the program. has announced that a highly controversial bill that would have allowed extradition to the chinese mainland is dead the probation chief executive described the government's work on the been as a total failure but she stopped short of saying she would give in to protesters demands and withdraw the proposal hundreds of thousands of people have protested the cave's the law in the territory over the past month here in the hong kong chief executive. now 1st of all the course of all these. grievances and confrontations as an exercise to amend the fugitive often this ordinance. i have almost immediately put a stop so the amendment exercise. but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or where it is whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. so i reiterate here there is no such plan the bill is that straight to the territory that where we joined the w correspondent materials of bullinger welcome to us does this announcement mean the bill is now off the table for good. well that's the st

empire. i'm phil gale a welcome to the program the politician many see is germany's next chancellor taking up her 1st job in the federal government on a grad. a.k.k. or she's widely known it places or should i found alliance defense minister and k.k. leads and going to america's christian democrat party and many political commentators think she's being groomed to take over when chancellor merkel steps down in 2021. there are both ways to spend your day as she turned 65 and when america was treated to flowers by her cabinet colleagues she treated herself to congratulating her now former defense minister was a laugh on the line on what is equally a victory for america her election as new e.u. commission president. later the german chancellor got to lift a 2nd ally to a higher political level by appointing and if they become successors c.d.u. party leader as a new defense minister quite a celebration. a.k.k. as she is known then carried out her 1st inspection of the honor guard and delivered her 1st remarks as minister. never forget that men and women that serve and fade abroad for us.

to enforce hygiene measures aimed at stopping the emergency. i'm phil gail welcome to the program. it started as a racist tweet now it's become a rallying cry for trump's supporters the u.s. president used a campaign rally north carolina to repeat his attack on a group of democratic congress women riffing on a tweet he sent this week president trump told the lawmakers to go back to their countries despite the fact that 3 of the 4 were born in the united states and all are u.s. . seasons. of the donald trump has critics and he made sure to share some of their names in front of his raucous fans representative alexandria ok 01 were she there keep an eye on the presley ilan or mark was that the mention of omar the 37 year old minnesota congresswoman from a somali refugee family the crowd began to chant send her back. i was i was the 4 women he ridiculed called themselves the squad they are all young all women of minority ethnicities they also represent a new left wing of the democratic party calling for progressive legislation like universal health care a federal jobs program and free

actually called on iran to still for phil the so-called atomic agreement that jay c.p.o. a unilaterally after the u.s. pulled out the reason she said being that that would have can be a constructive or positive sign towards the international community interesting point there but it also shows that she is firmly banking on diplomatic ways of resolving this issue also backing french president in manama corn his efforts to get both sides of the table and those calling for a porsche more closer work with dropping those sanctions she said that they should really take a cold hard look at reality that was kind of the foreign policy quick right through the issues that climate change policy was also a focus during her. press conference today and she says she was inspired by a teenage activist like a good a good here's what she was asked specifically about twitter tune back and she was trying to stress that don't you done a lot also before greta merkel had an else a lot before creator 995 she was a vironment minister she had called climate change a very pressing issue now where in 2019 and on the

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sexual abuse scandal. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. the islamist militant group al-shabaab has been waging a violent campaign in somalia for more than a decade they're a reason to replace the u.n. backed government and impose a strict version of islamic sharia law though the capital mogadishu is now controlled by a force from the african union al-shabaab controls around 20 percent of the country now the government is offering amnesty and rehabilitation to militants who leave the jihadists the w.'s mellen a quarter of the bell has been given rare access to a rehabilitation center in jubilant province she spoke with former militants about why they left al-shabaab and the nightmares they still suffer. that you know they were part of it killing machine terrorizing somalia's population but now they're asking for forgiveness this facility in juba land is home to 86 young man who used to fight for one of the deadliest islamist extremist groups in the world. here in southern somalia in a town once under siege by al shabaab a program is being implemented to rehabilitate one extremist fi

libya their starting point and no one's idea of a safe haven so what should we do i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. i don't want anything now except to go back to my country sudan to die there 300 people. from our homes there were $300.00 of us in the boat and then the water came and they were able to save around a 150 feet full and the risk of. another 150 people tragically lost their lives. it's been with us for the past 2 days. it's like we were fighting in a seat. and now we're fighting exact on dry land. that would make this the worst tragedy on the mediterranean this year. and it's. also coming up the u.s. federal government is to breeze you executing death row prisoners for the 1st time since 2003 critics say the move is designed to boost support for president trump ahead of next year's election these cases were not chosen because they justify the federal death penalty they were chosen because they were designed to inflame the public. which doesn't the mediterranean we once believed to be the worst shipwreck that this year nearly $150.00 refugees of fear drowned a

face the united states in the final. i'm phil gal welcome to the program members of the european parliament have chosen that new president for the next 2 and a half years they elected and italian social democrat david saucily who's been an m.e.p. for 10 years the motion strasberg it completes the lengthy process of filling the e.u. stop jobs e.u. leaders have nominated candidates for 4 other posts with german defense minister on the line for commission president the european parliament must ratify that nomination before ms fonda line can be appointed and that's far from a done deal. straight to the straight to strasburg that might be found d.w.b. correspondent hoffman welcome where is the opposition to the line coming from. the opposition is coming from all sides for example from the social democrats who are disappointed that they couldn't have their lead candidate who campaigned for them funds in the lead for that position also from the greens but the doors opened at least with the greens who said it depends on what kind of program will fund and will propose but oddly enough may

to get there if you look at the comments from phil neville the coach you know he said it would be a failure if england don't make it to the final which of course means beating the usa which is why do we go to the best team in the world so this is real fighting talk from england the u.s. on the other hand they seem much more calm and collected they've really got this vibe about them of champions reigning champions who've been here before and know exactly how it's done and it's going to be interesting to see what comes out of this kind of aggressiveness is aggression and optimism as the england camp or the experience in the know how of the u.s. come ok so the u.s. seems calm and collected ollie what about erik and what do you make of these accusations of arrogance on the u.s. side. where we've heard the comments from kristen press the u.s. forward saying that the team isn't arrogant in their respect for i have to disagree with christine press there i think that this is our. but that's not a bad thing it's often said that for people to be top athletes they need to have a certain kind o

ukraine's new government is to take place welcome nic what can we expect today . good afternoon phil well 1st of all this is fundamentally about getting to know each other he hasn't been in office that long and these leaders haven't met in person for any length of time so this was very much about spending more time together yesterday taking the president european council to that bridge we featured in the reports and it's showing him showing off his efforts to try and bring tensions down this has been something that has been quite successful locally there those 1st positions positions being drawn back but this is very localized 202050 kilometers down the front line other direction the shooting continues but this is also about a show of unity there's been growing fear here in ukraine that after 5 years of war the europeans are growing tired of supporting ukraine all growing tide of taking economic losses over there sanctions against russia recently you'll remember the council of europe readmitted russia to its parliamentary assembly despite the fact that russia had done nothing to change it

world cup 5. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. greek conservative party leader mitch attackers has been sworn in as the country's new prime minister he's new democracy party one on one slide victory in the sunday snap election taking almost 40 percent of the vote he has pledged to cut taxes attract investment and create more jobs and you places alexis tsipras sipress of the left wing series of party. let's go to have a great capital athens will be joined d.w. gail good not so welcome so the country has a new prime minister will lead about his new cabinet later today but he's also counseled the parliament's 4 week holiday he's clearly in a rush what sort of job is he facing. woful you've mentioned that he's planning to cut down taxes and that is something the middle class in greece is particularly waiting for now this is the 1st post bail out government a government that is not facing a situation where greece is about to crash out of the euro currency any moment but the key question from its attack is of course can he keep its promises while at the same time fulfilling the condition

empire. changing climate optics nose mouth scientists are. usually frozen. i'm phil gail welcome to the program the european commission's next president. has promised to work for united and strong europe to work constructively and pragmatically to achieve it germany's former defense minister is the 1st woman to be elected to this top you position either she only won the vote in the european parliament by a narrow majority. uncertainty until the very last minute. the members of the european parliament knew the vote on the next commission president was going to be close but not even the candidate herself was off on the line i would have thought it was going to be that close vote the 5 votes in favor 3 shots 383. on the line secured the majority by just 9 votes a week results in the end still enough to celebrate. my message so all of you is let us work together constructively because the endevor is a united a strong year old. the former german defense minister spent the last 2 weeks building a majority trying to convince the political groups in the european parliament to support her bid. h

this. phil from the moment those tweets were sent over the weekend i think this is extremely significant but then we did see the anti up we saw the president essentially leaning aides telling american congresswoman to leave the country and i think that is potentially very dangerous indeed essentially what we are seeing is the legitimize ation of targeting people who are minorities and people who while newly arrived americans for example so extremely dangerous rhetoric very in an already hardening climate so i should say many migrants i've spoken to in the past month say that the atmosphere has changed in this country under the charm administration and of course now we have those deportation raids conducted by the immigration and customs enforcement agency the ice agents in that dreaded knock at their door and i spoke to one woman who is an undocumented immigrant and she's so fearful of being separated from her american born children that she felt she had no choice but to seek refuge in a church has our report. like most parents. couldn't imagine being forced to leave the chil

welcome helen so why is this happening now. phil what we saw today was president trump put a card down on the table for the 2020 presidential election he estimates that this will play out well with his conservative base he has long been in favor of the death penalty taking out a full page ad in the new york times previously backing executions and he's also said in the past that perhaps the united states would be better off if it implemented policies similar to that seen in the philippines of course where philippine president rosarito deterred he has pursued policies execution drug dealers in that country so he estimates it will play out well with his conservative base and if we take a look at the numbers certainly republican support for the death penalty for capital punishment has stayed steady over the past 2 decades 8 out of 10 republican voters still backing capital punishment in this country we heard in the report that there is no clamor for this move so one wonders how contentious an issue is it. this certainly is a very contentious issue and not one that historically has necessar

a man on the moon. i'm phil gale welcome to the program. fonda lion has addressed the european parliament in strasburg ah she winds up bid to become the 1st female president of the european commission and her last chance to win any peace support dr fonda line sought to deal with accusations that she's been too vague and so laid out her positions on issues including climate change gender equality migration and it. confident and smiling. yet everything is on the line for also the fonda lion who is resigning as a german defense minister and her bid to lead the u. commission. some called her address to parliament the speech of her lifetime the world is calling for more the world needs more you i believe europe should have a stronger and more united voice in the world and it needs to act fast the conservative said european unity is the antidote to the continent's biggest challenges most pressing among them climate change. this is the greatest responsibility and opportunity of our times i want europe to become the 1st climate neutral continent in the world by 2050. she celebrated her

another controversial intervention by the video referee in the 3rd place play off again in nice phil levels side hit back once after going to goals down to sweden in the 1st half hour only to be denied a crucial 2nd goal. the penultimate game at the women's world cup offered consolation to 2 teams who appeared genuine chances to sing on the big stage sweden settled 1st to take advantage of an england era with just 10 minutes gone. as loni with the 1st before the breakout star of the swedish side sophia jakobsen extended the link. adding to her growing highlight reel from france as england looked desperate for a spot to finally ignited by stiff friend could be but the stunning solo with. the linus's could suddenly smell blood again and look to a draw level with the opposition only to come face to face with the toughest opponent of the tournament the video assistant referee helen white for oil does video killed the football star for a 2nd strike match and the sweet finish 3rd. and the final of the women's world cup takes place in just a couple of hours the united states i mean to defen

unfortunately is really the it's awful that no one wants to win now the english coach phil neville. said that when he didn't want to move in so for this game he had to be reminded by a colleague that it's only a bronze medal although if you hold it in the right light it looks a little bit like home. for him that's not a consolation that he's going to get to enjoy because in them will be in 21 by the swedes in nice here's how that came a vote. the penultimate game at the women's world cup offered consolation to tooting to appear genuine chances to sing on the big stage sweden settled 1st to take advantage of an england era with just 10 minutes i have with the 1st before the breakout star of the swedish side sophia jakobsen extended the link i having to her growing highlight reel from france as england looked desperate for a spot to finally ignited a die state friend could be but the stunning solo with i the linus's could suddenly smell blood again and look to have drawn level with the opposition only to come face to face with the toughest opponent of the tournament the video assista

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will to beast it phil kloppenburg succeeds in killing the animal he will paid professional hunter 6 $1500.00 for a burger as one of the estimated $8600.00 trophy hunters who visit south africa each year. having in south africa has many more variety of animals much different than what we have in this united states so it's a much different style of hiding in the united states trophy hunting alone generates an estimated 600 $94000000.00 because according to a 2018 report by the department of environmental affairs we look for the old that has character that is not breeding anymore and that's not going to leave the in other words i'm not going to expose the conservation value of bree they've done everything that was supposed to do on this earth now they're going to america. the game industry in south africa has mushroomed over the past 20 years after legislation was passed in 1901 the permitted the private ownership of game animals . since then the number of private game farms has risen from 3500 in 1902 to over 10000 farms in operation today. well it's the only industry that south afric

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next street yes so how viable is this plan for a peaceful transition to democracy. i'm phil gale welcome to the program a team of swiss scientists says the cheapest and most effective way to fight global warming is to plant lots of trees a trillion all over the world that's the conclusion of a study published in the journal science although a trillion trays would cover the same landmass as the united states researchers say the earth has plenty of room. the best remedy for the climate nature that's what researchers that is your technology institute are saying by their calculations planting trees is the most efficient way to beat the climate crisis they say it is possible to halt global warming at a price of $1.00 degrees celsius and that 2 thirds of c o 2 emissions caused by human activity could be absorbed by reforestation as soon as we start here for over storage and you start to be effective you start to capture carbon back in the ecosystem ok but you know that to reach that total amount of course is going to take several decades the earth is covered with $2800000000.00 hectare

states. for more on the story we have phil and best with us he is general director of medicine germany doctors without borders he joins us in our studio floyd thank you for being with us we heard the u.n. say this is the worst tragedy in the mediterranean so far this year and your organization doctors without borders is supporting search and rescue operations that are currently taking place what is your organization witnessed so far and where are those being rescued being taken so we had colleagues at the harbor where the survivors off this horrific incidents were received in libya and they looked after roughly $100.00 for a few survivors obviously all of them shocked and really traumatized by this near drowning incident and also told us that they had seen the bodies of the dead who told us about people who are missing suffering from hypothermia and other problems the problems right now we don't know where these people will be taken next be extremely concerned that they will be. taken back to prisons to places of detention where they were held previously and my conditions are totally u

cup of nations final between. algeria showdown kicks off in cairo and just a few hours. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. i do america has rejected u.s. president donald trump's racist statements against 4 nonwhite u.s. congresswoman speaking as i knew all summer news conference the german chancellor said she stood in solidarity with them under questions on a wide range of topics the chancellor also credited young people on the fridays for future movement with spurring her on her and viral mental policy. the german chancellor arrived at head of schedule to answer the many questions of the international press. after a turbulent year within her coalition and concerns over her health there was much to talk about. she began by addressing the election of a lion as new president of the european commission and welcome to vote of the european parliament. this is the author of she's the 1st woman to head the commission and i'm very glad it was possible to avoid conflict between the institutions because europe must be able to act. on a personal level. and to void a topic that was on e

an industry all right professor phil bland the director of a close in space science and technology center in perth australia thank you so much for your time and your insights. that brings you up to date on all the business news here down on earth and up there in space by strong business wish you. the female. female. comedian to go to the girl next. the final stood. with exclusively to. and a must see concerning parts of culture to europe. place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe it and don't miss out. the quiet melody rizzo's michael lighten the mood. and it's. resonate with and it's. the moonlight and the music. beethoven 1st 12019 from september 6th to september 29th. robots are still in the development phase but what's going to happen when they grow out of welshman's and machines be able to pass we co-exist before are we on the verge of collapse if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artifici

this tournament what did you feel what did you see in phil african pays. a lot of players a really represented a conferee so it takes a lot goes different if you play in the team you play for whole conferees so you know about you know your families they're looking at you and feeling. like most of the players also really get everything they have for for the national team for the photo for for example is this a synagogue the players will play abroad come and beg and represent their country so and broadly i mean what's your sense about african football i mean looking at a totemic like this and a lot of those players who aren't already paid. overseas maps of bidding for that what's your assessment of what the developmental football is on the ground in africa offering it's getting better from year to year but we still have a lot of works cause a lot of talents we have all the talents in our com 3 and our continent but we always try to to sell them abroad so my and my vision is why we don't build something in the concrete for people in the conference to play in the country because we hav

treaties in there and those need to change before this becomes an industry all right professor phil bland the director of occurs in space science and technology center in perth australia thank you so much for your time and your insights. that brings you up to date on all the business news here down on earth and up there in space by strong business which is. to a. q. and a call into a. how can a country's economy grow harmony its people. when there are doers look at the bigger picture india a country that faces. many challenges. as people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india. even on t.w. . the quiet melody resounds michael white of the mood. resonate within it's all. the mind and the music. we need to open 1st bond 2019 from september 6th to september 29th of. june it's time to take the stuff from. the 1st concert in times of just such the up. and fight for the troops. time to overcome pound trends and conventional. to shoot it's time for the double. ended of really is coming up ahead for minds. i'm not laughing half of them well i guess someti

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do you like in particular let us know on you tube facebook on d w dot com all the best for now phil next that. what secrets lie behind these memos. that find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating cultural heritage sites that relate to. the d w world heritage 365th. whatever we begin for the day were for to get out of c o 2 and that was fear of the increase of the fabric sure. 2050 have to start out by starting to decrease the amount of c o 2 are there now this is actually not a hard problem just takes will power over there are very important economic interests to all and all the lot of coal will all a lot of oil that are doing everything possible to make sure this doesn't happen or we have to fight them by ready for food will be well on the way to reliable or adorable solar wind i'm optimistic that. we're not totally safe as p.c. . machinist now route wants to go to the mainland 50 years after the 1st lunar landing of the peace training to be one of the next astronauts to set foot on the moon and maybe the 1st european. lunar missions have taken a backseat for decad

happy member of the european peoples party here today with a back to you phil. ochs hoffman while we have you so we have a new president of the commission next as your guest was saying i have to have to select a commission who does that just doesn't. get presented with this is you know this is your finest commission of this is that these are the nominations or does she have a hand in that. no the commissioners are appointed by the different governments of the member states in the european union but. reject them or at least tell the member states this is not what we're looking for that's why one of her promises that she will have a gender balance you can. from tomorrow will be without a defense minister. is this a good day for germany. something good particularly about that but it's certainly a very good day for germany in the sense of you know taking this top job and as i've been saying a key medical ally in the top job that's good wrangler medical anyway and means that the lines of communication clearly between berlijn and brussels going forward will be particularly good the. i'm no

you like in particular let us know on you tube facebook on d w dot com all the best for now phil next that. an impossible journey. needle wants to return to gaza. the german palestinian will be leaving a successful life in berlin and. think this is all i can think about to see my family again but no one can guarantee that he'll be able to see them given the amount of us i'm going to have to know or be at the border post i would hope we get into a. new one to go live. to god not cost $20.00 souffle $2.01 ball but there's more to football than that. look behind the scenes to see how technology is making the blueness league up the best it can be. 30 minutes w. a forrester equivalent to the soccer pitches is cleared every moment. of our consumerism is causing a radical depletion of forests. for 25 years. as it. slowly wrists and money. the tragic reality behind the exploitation starts july 24th to double. check. this out of my heart. i just think all i can think about is seeing my family again the next likely the next war is coming to gaza they invest if something happens to them bef

servants and journalists tens of thousands have been imprisoned or lost their jobs. i'm phil gay a welcome to the program. rwanda's health ministry has warned its citizens to avoid unnecessary travel to eastern parts of congo after a case of a bolo was confirmed on its border in the city of goma it's the 1st time the virus has reached a major. break started last year and global health officials sounding the alarm. it's a health workers worst nightmare a highly contagious disease reaching a city that's now happened in the democratic republic of congo after a year long ball outbreak a regional capital home to $1000000.00 people has reported its 1st case of the virus a local pastor many of those who have been in contact with the pastor have been identified and some vaccinated global health officials have praised the response and prevention efforts but also expressed concern for what ebola in a major urban center may mean for containing the outbreak. the identification of the cases in goma could potentially be a game changer in this epidemic. that's because in addition to the high conc

going to come back out about was moved to defense was a surprise. a big surprise phil because previously she ruled out taking on a ministerial job she said she didn't want to be in miracles cabinet she wanted to concentrate on her job as leader of the christian democrat party which she's had since the end of last year but the truth is she stumbled a little bit in that role so this gives her a new momentum and also what it will give her is some ministerial experience which she hasn't had up until now she's been the interior minister and then leader of the small german state czar land but she hasn't had a national level cabinet job and she doesn't really need that i think because the playbook sais that she should in time. and especially from the c.d.u. point of view will be the best placed person to succeed angle americal as chancellor and of course a bit of ministerial experience won't harm her at all in that effort but this is rather a challenging ministerial brief to have to cut your teeth on defense has been a difficult day here in germany what sort of challenges does a. fac

startling allegations that the city bought the games. i'm phil gale welcome to the program african union mediators say opposition leaders on saddam's ruling generals have breached the power sharing agreement under the deal a joint military civilian council will build the country for the next 3 years. not now sudan has been shaken by protests since the ousting of longtime president arm of al bashir in april opposition leaders say the new deal is a victory for their movement. celebrations in the capital hard to match as a political standoff deescalate in a gesture of peace sudan's ruling military freed more than $200.00 rebel fighters who are part of the country's opposition a step towards reconciliation one rebel leader praised their release. in the images that it shows clearly that the army and the armed forces are our partners and not our enemy. and one short cooperation and understanding we will meet the demands of the sudanese people at the service so that those demands are 1st civilian rule it's been the heart of the conflict which began after the military ousted longtime leade