this is d.w. news live from berlin a diplomatic reception here in the german capital of the turkish president as a tired and wants bid for better relations with the german government today turkey's president is on a state visit to germany that's being overshadowed by strained relations between the two countries we will have extensive live coverage of this controversy old business. i'm brian thomas thanks for being with us turkish president russian tired everyone has kicked off his bridge building trip to germany with a visit to the presidential palace everyone was hosted by president fox also steinmeyer at bellevue palace in a visit aimed at improving bilateral ties relations between ankara and berlin were put under huge strain after turkey imprisoned hundreds of thousands of people including scores of german citizens following the fails to of twenty sixteen now despite this everyone was received with full military honors before heading in for closed door talks with president steinmeyer a red top carpet was rolled out for his first state visit as turkish president but not everyone i

here to improve the strained ties with the german government security tight at level one in the center of the german capital ahead of the visit the talks and the protests we'll have extensive live coverage of what's turning out to be a very controversial was. also on the show two versions of a shared past that has already altered their futures for ever pressing blasi forward and the trauma she says has haunted her a lot repressed kavanaugh the finds in the face of practice ations standing between him and a seat on america's highest court. doctor for with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assault. one hundred percent one hundred percent. i am innocent of this charge high drama in washington d.c. as for tell senators she was sexually assaulted by the president's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh denying all the allegations completely. i'm brian thomas welcome and thanks for being with us thousands of people are expected to take to the streets of berlin today to protest the state visit by turkeys. resident. security is at a rare level one in the center of the ger

the diplomatic problems the german citizens being imprisoned in turkey german politicians not being allowed on the in the nato air base in turkey. president. using allegations saying germany is using nazi methods so there were a lot of a lot of reasons for the two countries to have a lot of tension but these two countries are connected closely with the economic relations more than three million people with turkish origin living in germany the refugee deal that has been signed between the e.u. and turkey so there are a lot of a lot of issues that tired these countries and despite all the problems they want to move ahead they want to take a step further and overcome these problems so that's why this visit is really really important but at the same time for germany the most important thing the first priority is the five german citizens that are in prison in turkey to be set free but from what we're experiencing right now john didn't are not attending the press conference this is also showing that actually the visit has not started off at a good point all right so a difficult relationsh

, dramatized scenes and knots in us footage to depict the german invasions of denmark, norway, belgium, holland and france. this runs just under an hour. [ music ] ♪ ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] >>> 6 years of hard training and actual battle experience in spain and poland have made the german army look nearly invincible. but what about the brase and french? first let's take up the british. they started from scratch. both at home and abroad an army was growing. not only had britain declared war, canada, australia, new zealand, . the whole -- britain had one weapon that was ready: the royal navy. shortly after war was declared -- in the north sea. blockading germany. world conquest was impossible without running smack up against the rock called britain. how to strike at the island, that was the question. between britain and germany stood not only france, but the accident countries of luxembourg, norway, denmark and sweden. the people of these small neutral countries were peaceful, hard working and free. they knew they were in the middle and feared violation of their neutra

, under a minister walter burnett observed german submarine u 140 attacking ordered a warning be sent out to alert from the ships in the area and rescued the crew of americans. whereas, having intercepted the , theng signal, they sank first and only united states warship sunk by any action in world war i. after letting her 12 member crew and the survivors road toward the shore in lifeboats. whereas, on august 16, german submarine u 117 torpedoed her low. a british tanker. whereas, the explosion seven miles off the coast was noticed at thet was on watch coast guard station. captain,the keeper, called his crew to action. despite 15 foot seas and the lingering threat of u-boat activity, launched a surf boat into the sea. johnny and his search-and-rescue 42 of 50 british seamen. john allen and his crew were awarded the gold lifesaving medal, as well as the grand cross of the united -- american cross of honor. king george the sixth struck gold medals for the rescuers and the british board of trade honored john allen with a silver cup. for his lifetime of service come of the united states c

vitriolic verbal attacks on germany and the arrests of german citizens on the brutal crackdown on the social position can the president add one be taken at his word the fact is the two sides need each other more than ever before turkey is facing a crippling economic crisis and wants germany's backing for its ankara to release those german prisoners and returns to the rule of law is a deal possible when a question here on no quadriga this week is the one in germany friend or foe and to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by three excellent observers and i know it's so of all things to begin with mexico really on cold turkey correspondent for the weekly news magazine. who says the german government should use and a one state visit to strengthen democracy in. both are with us as well as a day i call a specialist on german took relations formerly based in ankara now with v.w. here in berlin and dale believes that everyone is neither a friend nor of who can pull. strategic interests foremost germany to talk with the search president not she says with every crisis down the w

warfare during world war i, and whereas on august 6, 1918, a ship under its master observed a german serene attacking the ss merrick, alerted from the ships and subsequent wer rescue the crew. the submarine sank on the diamond shoals, the only u.s.-flagged ship sunk during world war i. after letting her crew and survivors row towards the u.s.-flagged ship sunk during world war sure in a lifeboat. another submarine for peter of british taker loaded with fuel is fairly needed by allies in england am and where as the explosion seven miles off the coast was noticed by a person on watch at the coast guard station, and where as keeper , calleden, a captain his crew to action and despite 15-foot seas and the threat of u-boat activity launched into the sea, and whereas the captain seamen andued the got them ashore. john allen in his group were awarded the gold lifesaving medal and the grand cross of the cross of honor, king george the als for thek med rescuers, and wears for his lifetime of service, john allen had two u.s. coast guard cutters named in his honor, including one recently. where

don't want the turkish leader. if you're just joining us that was german chancellor angela merkel and the turkish president. they have taken a first step in repairing their fractured relationship there just been speaking there at a joint press conference here in berlin merkel admitting the differences between the two countries remain but she did say she is hopeful that they can find common ground now addressing the german nationals imprisoned in turkey the chancellor stated that she hopes for a swift resolution erda one saying he does expect germany to repatriate turkish nationals that he accuses of supporting a terror organization called the perpetrators and said there was an agreement in place for that the leaders also discussed a future meeting with russian president vladimir putin and french president. to discuss the war in syria they will have a meeting in october it is sad and that is the in germany for three day visit their talks will continue tomorrow. all right a lot to unpack here we have our political correspondent state us are with us here in studio let's start with the wi

. >> the master race was riding >> the shadow of the conquering germans awkward western europe. the self-styled master race was riding high. ♪ [drums] now, adolf hitler stood just as napoleon had stood more than 100 years before and looked across the english channel to the one obstacle that stood between him and world domination. britain was sharing and white in the choppy water. beyond, a little island smaller than the state of wyoming. crash that little island and its debord people in the world was open for -- and its stubborn people and the world seemed open for world conquest. the fall of austria, czechoslovakia, poland, denmark, norway, holland, belgium, france, had given him more than 100 million slaves to work for him or starve. the preliminaries were over. it was time for the main events. the battle of britain. ♪ hitler and his generals drafted hitler and his generals drafted their plans for the conquest of britain. every detail must be every detail must be anticipated. a slip now might wreck the whole timetable of world conquest. six weeks of final preparation went into

eulogized the late senator and rival rallies are being held in the east german city of candidates over government immigration policies this is after the arrest of two asylum seekers suspected of killing a german man last sunday him at the scene a series of these anti migrant protests over the past week in this case there are rival right and left wing protests going on in the police trying their best to keep them apart in the german city of events that's a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera inside story starts right now. a show strength by germany is angry protests after the killing of a young man. accused of his death is anti migrant sentiment growing in germany and how much of a threat does this pose this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the city of candidates in the east german state of saxony has seen a series of violent and to buy growing protests they began last sunday after the fatal stabbing of a thirty five year old german man and the arrest of two suspects asylum seekers from iraq and syria the streets were briefly owned by a far right protesters who ch

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german music scene here is a lot coming up. with latin pop little thought lay out where the hot rhythm is from the fall season to the fia in berlin back page. and the cat frankie between tom and protest. let's start off with a real gem from the web so i heard a cover version a one of the year's big summer hits on you tube take a listen. real fans will have recognized the song media key it's out but also as a global hit the last day in food out is that release his second album and he teamed up with artists like us rap floor right that are. over twenty eighteen something it was a dream expects us record low rider. the single from its new album not a clue it is called les into it out with a hit in english it's a big hit on the international charts in english the german spanish sing it tells about his i think we let. you know i'm a dancer kind of tired so i thought well if she's that leader. and i said you know why don't i just take it and use and make something something you know and the security of my life like my dancing and as goofy as a person may get you know causing my going to hurt

a german music scene here is what's coming up. i'll get all the way out with the hot bread them for the fall season on top of the piano in berlin back to the. cat frankie between protest. let's start off with a real gem from the web so i heard a cover version a one of the year is big summer hits on you tube take a listen. real fans will have recognized the song it's all about also me as a global hit the last food out is has released his second album and he teamed up with artists like us rap our floor write that you are. going to. hell for the celebs twenty eighteen some of the hits was a remake speak us wrath of the ride. the single from its new album magic lot is called let's into it with a hit in english it's a big hit on the international charts and it's the german spanish sing it tell us about his big weakness. you know i'm not a dancer kind of type so i thought how much is that later. and then i said you know why don't i just take it and use and make something something you know and the security of my life like my dancing and as goofy as a person may get you know a good thing t

dog the german music scene here lots coming up. latin pop sal got all the way out with the hot rhythms while the ball he's on top of the piano in berlin back page. and cat frankie in between and protests. let's start off with a real gem from the web site i heard a cover version a one of the year is big summer hits on you it's you take a listen. real fans will have recognized this long media key it's all about all the way as global hits alaska and food out if that's released his second and he teamed up with artists like us rap our floor write that you are. all for us and there's twenty eight hundred something it's was it remakes that us record low rider. the single from its new album magical it is called les into it was a hit in english it's a big hit on the international charts and it's the german spanish sing it tells about his think we should let. you know i'm a dancer kind of time so i thought how much is that later. and then i said you know why don't i just take it and use and make something something you know in the security of my life like my dancing and as goofy as a per

which details the summer and fall of 1940. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the shadow of the conquering german armies covered western europe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no, adolf hitler stood, just as napoleon had stood more than 100 years before and looked across the english channel to the one fighting obstacle that stood between himself and world domination. the cliffs of britain rose, chalky white, out of the choppy waters. and beyond, a little island, smaller than the state of wyoming. crush that little island and its stubborn people and the way was open for world conquest. the fall of austria, czechoslovakia, poland, denmark, norway, holland, belgium, and france had given him more than 100 million slaves to work for him or starve. the preliminaries were over. it was time for the main event. the battle of britain. ♪ hitler and his generals feverishly drafted their plans for the conquest of britain. every detail must be considered. six weeks of final preparation went into those plans. six weeks to determine the history of 1000 years. see for yourselves how simple the whole operation was to be. look. >> plan

for yourself how simple it was to be. the german planned for an invasion of england. phase one -- knock out the royal air force and get control of the air. followed the plan that had wiped out poland and france. destroy communication and transport lines. above all, get command of the air. two -- pulverize the coastline with dive bombers. drop parachute troops to take over the airfields and establish beachheads. phase three -- actual invasion. pour the german divisions across in high-speed barges under an umbrella of protecting fighter planes. then, send spearheads of armed might to divide, surround, and destroy all opposition. that is all there was to it. conquer britain. force the surrender of the british. then, with the combined power of germany, britain, italy, france, and japan, he could control the seas and tell us where to head in. the torch of freedom flickered low. on the channel invasion coast, more than 100 fully equipped german divisions were singing the nazi theme song, sailing against england, as they waited the word from hitler. here, for weeks, all of the supplie

place today one of them has been organized by journalists groups german journalist group which is going to take place this midday and then there's going to be a very big march in the afternoon. kinds of groups unions left parties human rights groups are going to march through berlin to say that. it's not welcome here in germany ok let's talk about first off that larger demonstrations for later today what are the protesters specifically concerned about there is it all about turkey's tattered human rights record. yes in the end of we one could say that all the criticism that tookie i'm president on is drawing towards themselves is also the issue here at the protests today the protests we're seeing here today right now here. it's mostly against the role of tookie in syria and the role tookie plays especially in the turkish syrian border region where there's also a civil war going on against the kurdish population in this area this is something the protesters right now are demonstrating against here on what we're going to see this afternoon is also about the way how tookie treats jour

you the best dog the german music scene here is what's coming up. latin pop bottle full layout with the hot thread them for all these contests it's not clear yet in berlin back page. and pat frank even sweet and protest. let's start off with a real gem from the web so i heard a cover version a one of the year is big summer hits on you tube take a listen. real fans will have recognized this long media key it's out but also as a global hit the last who it out is that released his second album and he teamed up with artists like us rap our floor right up to our. overall celebs twenty eighteen something it's was a pre-mixed with us breath a little ride out. the single from its new album magical it is called les into it out with a hit in english it's a big hit on the international charts in it the german spanish sing it tells about his big weakness. you know i'm not a dancer kind of time so i thought how much is that later. and then i said you know why don't i just take it and use and make something something you know and the security of my life like my dancing in the sea being goofy as a

the german capital at a rare level one that's usually reserved for the american president or the prime minister of israel large parts of berlin city center closed all during this three day state visit protests are planned here in berlin and five thousand police officers will be out on the streets. our chief political editor michelle a covers covering this for us joins us now from our parliamentary studio good morning michelle why are we seeing the highest possible level of security in berlin today. well the bottom line is that there must be security assessment based on the fact that the turkish president takes the conflicts of his presidency that come with this increased tendency towards a more thorough terry involve with him wherever he goes and that ranges from human rights groups that want to demonstrate against him for those of arrests arbitrary arrests of journalists but also many civil servants but also to towards the conflict the ongoing conflict that flared up once again in the kurdish region with the k.k. so a lot of contentious issues on the table not to mention even tu

anti-racism concert in the eastern german city of cabinets fans organized the concert as a protest against anti migrant violence in the city following the murder of a german man allegedly by a refugee. climbed up that you're up to date now on t.w. news i'm sarah kelly in for land thank you so much for watching don't forget we have a news update every hour on the hour and you can also get the very latest you can find us on social media also at d w dot com thanks for watching have a great day. to. make your smart t.v. even smarter but w. bush. what you watch when you want to. update. extraordinary. you decide what's on. sunday l d w john smart. did look at a bit of that but. how much time does it take her place to become indelibly marked on one some. odd. colors sends a few photos and dreamlike. images that's all i have left from the first seven years of my life in kazakstan. after that my family emigrated to germany and never returned. twenty five years later my mother and now nst she would go back with her sister for a visit i decided to accompany them. planted africa's banana as l

arrived in the western german city of cologne is delivering a speech at the opening of the city's new central mosque now he's been welcomed by a large crowd of supporters from germany's turkish community nearby at a one critics however staging a separate protest. and i'm now joined here in studio by d.w. sticky correspondent yulia hannan from cologne my colleagues i'm one young thank you both for joining me so simon i'd just like to begin with you because you are right outside the mosque what's the security there like. the security is very tight here the large avenue you can see behind me in front of this new central mosque here in cologne. sealed off there are three thousand police who have been part of this operation today we can see special vehicles riot police water cannons there are helicopters circling overhead and snipers on the roofs around here security very tight obviously because of the concerns relating to this state visit by president there the one and the fact that there are demonstrators some of whom you can parrot here in the background who are very unhappy about the f

achievement a german made robot pouring a glass of wheat beer in the approved manner but for some there's a bitter aftertaste in the knowledge that the company that made the robot has been sold to a chinese firm how competitive is german industry in the age of digital i's ation that was on chancellor angela merkel's mind at a meeting of german industry groups in a speech she made the point that german industry can't even produce the batteries for its own electric cars then yet you know the f.b.i. no opens the first battery cell production companies here that's nice that means battery cells will be made in europe too but i don't know whether that should be our goal not to be able to do it ourselves in the european union so i advocate that we develop the strategic ability to produce battery cells too in the coming decades that will be extremely important. to fix theme the. growing competition from china and the u.s. free trade under threat from protectionist tariffs britain poised to leave you these are some of the uncertainties that german industry has to contend with not to mentio

two opposing visions for society right wing groups gather in the east and german city to oppose the country's migration policies while counter-demonstrators hold a rival running protest began a week ago onto a fatal stabbing allegedly by two migrant suspects we'll go live to cameroon and also coming up the. washington says farewell to senator john mccain a week off to his day former presidents bracher bomber and george w. bush also tributes at a memorial service saying mccain embodied american ideals. on how to home free thanks for joining me thousands have hit the streets again in the eastern german city of chemists for protests and counter protest spock's by the killing of a german resident last week two asylum seekers are in custody over the killing news that one of them could have been deported two years ago fuelled saturday's demonstration against germany's migration policies the counter-demonstrators also took part in a rally against racism and far right violence. songwriter groups including germany's largest opposition party the anti immigration a.f.d.c. paraded through cabin

bulge that the germans had occupied since 1914. 1960 u.s.portion of a army film that gives a brief sketch of the operation. ♪ >> in late july, general pershing brought the first u.s. army under his command. immediate steps were taken to concentrate american forces. ♪ germans held a line 25 miles wide earlier in the war. enemy to harass operations. than half a million first army troops assembled for the task of pushing this out of existence. commissions were moved into position. by the end of the day, the first army was ready for its first independent operation against the enemy. september, the attack was launched. [explosions] for the enemy, this was an unpleasant surprise. within a four days, they were obliterated. theral pershing considered victory a birthday gift on september 13. he said, this striking victory probably has done more than any single operation to encourage the allies. this memorial commemorates the american first army. monsecre standing at the memorial to commemorate this offensive. was the first major battle by the americans as an independent force. it occurr

over a number of issues including turkey's detention of german nationals in the post-coup who cracked down and also says he wants a new stop the protests are planned in berlin and five thousand police officers will be out on the streets security has been raised to eleven cutely reserved for the u.s. president and. the launch sponsor of lin's city center will be closed off to the three day state visit now the turkish president will visit several landmark says the chancery will meet macula. on friday the bellevue palace where the state banquet will take place and the war memorial noire vodka. also road closures in place all around the famous hotel. where the turkish president will be staying. for more we're joined by our chief political editor she's in the heart of bourbons government district first of all tell us why is this visit so significant. because german turkish relations are very strained at this very moment in time and although added one in a major article today in frankfurt target's mind inside of newspaper calls basically for a reset of those relations at the level at the sa

street protests will not overshadow the diplomacy. german president steinmeyer greeted at one of bellevue palace this visit is an attempt to normalize relations when times are anything but normal turkey is holding a number of germans as political prisoners not to mention thousands of its own citizens many politicians worry the owners go too far. of course for peace i think there's a piecemeal costs and to me it smells like appeasement is totally wrong because it betrays all those who are victims of oppression and there are hundreds and thousands of them in turkey. many m.p.'s boycotted the state banquet at germany's presidential residence the empty rows were filled with of the guests and germany's leaders determined to keep the show together but the differences remain deep and certainly unmistakable. for more now we are joined by w.'s turkey correspondent yulia han who has been following president erda one state visit in germany and what a visit it has been so far quite a packed day for the president how has it gone. well i would be really interested in his assessment since that

already in the public d w dot com slash don't land on facebook in the store. to learn german for free but the devil you. are welcome to the site thanks for joining us here in berlin offering city features heavily on the program today here's a look at what is coming up. on the water french there's a group illiterate people view the lakes and rivers especially. meet the german new episodes the d.w.p. web series just log. on to pirates prince of bel-air an artist using the objects on the street i just. want to get when you put island and utopia together in a two piece that is the name of a french that tickle company that masa the art of performing on the water each year they say just spectacle on the river just outside of paris and viewers and mediately immersed in their comedic fantasy world in the tokyo was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty and announcing all over the world that remains in france and continues to and through audiences. here outside of paris the water is the stage for crazy dream worlds that turn into reality. you look to appeal premiered their new show aqua f

eastern german city of candidates for protests and counter protest spot by the killing of a german resident last week to us on him are in custody over that killing blow news that one of them could have been deported two years ago fuelled saturday's demonstration against germany's migration policies but counter-demonstrators also took part in a rally against far right violence and racism. songwriter groups including germany's largest opposition party the anti immigrant. a.f.d.c. paraded through came nits in what they called a silent mourning march for a german man who was stabbed to death in the eastern german city last sunday by the fellow. i'm here because we are no longer prepared to accept incidents like these in germany where murders are committed by people who should already have been deported him name. thousands of counter-demonstrators also converged on the city locals and from further afield they wanted to send a message that the right did not represent everyone in kemet. interest and it's really important to make a stand against the right wing and for a tolerant diverse ge

german city of cologne and with the inauguration of a mosque opponents and supporters staged drive all demonstrations they hate of his visit will have analysis. and earthquake and tsunami leave hundreds dead in indonesia off to polish the waves barrel into the island of pseudo wait sea officials are warning the final death toll could be much higher. i'm christine will welcome to the program turkey's president added one has wrapped up a controversial state visits to germany the trip was meant to ease tensions between bilin and ancora but it's been mobbed by they have differences over human rights at the once final stop was in cologne where he inaugurated a mosque he was welcomed by a large crowd of supporters from germany's turkish community they were kept apart from critics of the president staging a protest on the banks of the river ride. another german city and of a crowd of angry demonstrators a day off to must protest in berlin critics of the turkish president took to the streets once again this time in cologne. nearby a very different crowd hundreds of out of one supporters ma

german chancellor puts on a brave face as a party of one of a key allies critics say this could be the beginning of the end of the magic era or the coming up. donor tramples iran a brutal and corrupt dictatorship and its leaders are spreading may come across the middle east the wrong response by causing trump of seeking to overthrow the government in tehran. i don't welcome i'm under. german chancellor angela merkel has suffered a serious blow to authority her parliamentary party defied her wishes by voting to oust the ally fall as its leader and this came as a surprise to both the chancellor and the political establishment here and beyond then mrs opponents believe it could mean her time as chancellor is coming to an end . the german government's weekly meeting chancellor angela merkel is getting to work but is it really business as usual it's the day after the biggest defeat of her career her party's parliamentary bloc ousted their longtime leader and one of moscow's closest confidence the new policy whip a rather low profile m.p. try to downplay the significance of the vote. loo

to press hard. to try to get whatever you know concession that the german government can get and not just for german citizens i mean i find obviously it is certainly disconcerting from the german perspective that german citizens are in jail in turkey but also that elected parliamentarians kurdish part of ontarians elected kurdish mayors journalists academics you know i mean you name it that these people are injured and these are europeans to right because there is also council member and so i think their dens to be a holistic approach here not to single out you know sort of german citizens but to really pressure to add on to change of course you will never be a democrat he will make such you know he can we can expect him to say such horrible things in the future to when he feels himself bolstered but now is an opportunity now is the moment where europe can actually a german a ten save some lives really intercooler and that's that that's a historic responsibility and i think they need to take that seriously give turkey is currently in the grip of a major crisis major currency and debt

lex >>, paul hodos will talk your he talks about german u-boat spirit he spoke at a symposium at the graveyard of the atlantic museum in north carolina to mark the 100th anniversary of the world war i u-boat campaign of of the north carolina coast. it is about 35 minutes. -- 45 minutes. >> our next speaker is mr. paul hodos. he was the author of "the kaiser's lost kreuzer: a history of u-156 and germany's long-range submarine campaign against north america, 1918." that is one of the books we will have available later this afternoon. he has graduated from saint vincent's college in pennsylvania and he is now with the department of justice as an analyst. as i said, he is one of the authorities on a little explored subject. paul, pleasure to have you. mr. hodos: it is my distinct honor to talk to you today on the 100th anniversary of the u-boat attacks off of north carolina. i was very lucky to speak to people up in massachusetts about some of the same topics, my presentation has changed to cover more. my book is focused on the u-156, but it is also about the yokuza campaign. i will

german manufacturers such as dimes arbenz b.m.w. and v.w. could already meet this requirement now but another demand could pose a problem for some manufacturers seventy five percent of the components used in production must now also be produced in the u.s. currently dimer and b.m.w. don't pass that test on the whole however german manufacturers welcome the agreement they've invested billions in mexico and are dependent on open borders. in an interview on thursday donald trump also announced he wants to move ahead with additional tariffs on chinese goods worth two hundred billion dollars starting next week the trade dispute with the u.s. has already led china to launch a new economic stimulus package companies there are now eligible for tax cuts totaling up to five point six billion euros beijing also wants to strengthen exports and has already promised more investment in infrastructure. to ensure nothing like volkswagens admission scandal happens again the u.s. government appointed an official to keep a close eye on the german carmaker we're not in his first annual report larry thomps

invite the president of the german f.a. mr grendel as well as their bid ambassador philip to join us on stage for a quick reaction. if. we stay here yes. this live. in stone age. and we stand over. there to. disagreeable congratulations how does it feel to be hosting euro twenty twenty four there are so many people who watch in germany this announcement so let me please speak any hidden in german if you don't get me to it's an easier mind calling one point. we if i exclude us on her tone. and fought on vice versa jesus to near zero votes one six months if you do what you have adored it will give you hadn't up morgan alister who wouldn't you know god only on demand and on so they start. if i may have our does v.m. it runs on i will mend mid on some concept. it's hard to win and it's like a bit of focus just become not just sized just transport and sort of on compliance on to you will distance and all furnished with you ok you've just been looking at live coverage coming to you from me on the u.f.o. headquarters we have a winner as to who is going to cost the two thousand and twenty four

government and russian forces prepared to take it live probably. also coming up german foreign minister heikal must travel into turkey today higher on the agenda is the release of seven german citizens from turkish jail they were arrested after the failed coup two years ago and ever go so bad that we had to leave iraq probably on a jump on their motorbike. into the take of this massive traffic jam outside of a nigerian port we look at why drivers are waiting for weeks to unload their goods . i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with what may be the final showdown in the seven year war in syria have the united nations warning of a bloodbath if syrian and russian forces move in to take the last rebel held province of idlib the leaders of iran russia and turkey said together on friday in tehran for a summit that could determine the scope and the timing of an offensive and the u.n. security council is also set to meet amid fears that the assaults could put. major world powers on a collision course. a demonstration in it live against the assad regime in defiance of the lo

media shouting that germany should stay for the for the germans where does it lead germany. i think that one of the things that germany has to reckon with is this shift in the tactics of the far right that candidates recommend that candidates reppert represented in revealed which is that there's a very rapid mobilization that can happen and while yes this is a trajectory that's been happening over a couple of decades a group with that i think there was still something different here and that we saw a kind of a coalition emerge among violent right wing extremists the marsh mixed martial arts the soccer hooligans everyone coming into the street not into small groups combined with a large numbers of kind of ordinary people who were mobilized and that i think is you know in new or development to see that many people so quickly activated over social media and i think that's something that certainly in the future the intelligence services in the police have to reckon with that rapid mobilization to be better prepared. this is the first time that the observers the local media is talking ab

. army film that describes the military situation at the time. the germans reached the river and was less than 40 miles from paris. and thirdthe second u.s. division to help withstand the onslaught. division, wrote one of the most brilliant pages of our military annals. division, began pushing the germans back, and u.s. marines fighting with the second division, reclaimed ground in a fierce contest known as the battle of belleau woods. >> american history tv visited key monuments, battlefields and cemeteries in northeastern france with historian mitchell yockelson. we visited the monument to learn why u.s. forces were in the region. >> we are on top of hill 204, which means it is 204 meters high. the significant of the monuments is to honor the troops that fought in the aine-marne sector. aine is one of the riverse, marne the other. the chateau tierney monument is being restored in honor of the world war i centennial taking place before the american contribution of 2017 and 2018. on the opposite side of the monument from where i am standing are statues of two women, one american, one

are being held in the eastern german city of ken needs the city has come international focus amid a wave of unrest that followed a fatal stabbing allegedly committed by migrants. you're watching get up unions live from bendigo help more at the top of the hour thank you for. climate change. sustainability. environmental friendships. of globalization affect biodiversity species conservation exploitation. human rights displacement. of the global and current local large. global three thousand. fund betoken. his works and the goddess fortuna. the mushroom country. bond twenty team. after months of negotiations the u.s. and mexico have finally worked out the details of a new trade agreement that will replace the old north america free trade agreement known as nafta to which canada is also a signatory u.s. president donald trump was a vociferous critic of nafta and had made renegotiate. nation a priority canada also wants to be part of a new agreement the one with mexico has changed mostly details of trade many in the car industry the new deal requires up to forty five percent of car parts

will see there is this flow that's the german word for refugees peter craven back to you in the studio that is at the center of this ball being tossed back and forth we're talking about a lot of metaphors today that is the central issue in many ways being discussed today what to do about the refugee situation not only in turkey and in syria but in general and it is a position that on the macro is changing. it is an absolutely central issue and i would just like to make one small point here that i think is very very important is that we do tend in the west in germany in liberal circles to demonize the turkish president trichet time. and find all sorts of reasons to prove that he's a dust pots and a dictator and if there are very many good reasons for coming to that kind of assessment on the refugee issue it is i would like to say it's not just opportunism that's why i cautiously earlier used the word hosting that turkey has proved to have sort of also as a charitable instinct says proved willing to take in so many refugees and also give them sort of near access to hope even when the syr

to ring you the best of from the german music scene the coming up on this show. them unconquered bands and do not close and personal. disturb the singer david drayman and berlin backstage. and the fifty years out. we kick things off with a german punk band that's known for their awesome live shows especially in japan and the u.s. the doing that so the boys are about to go on their next tour and here's what you need to know about them. she knows but yet managed to get a job or drugs out. of the deal the trouble is that i just do not star on a role that makes it selling out then playing a major festivals i'm not even a year off to that last album came out that punk band is working on new songs the latest album this cold mountain house and meaning now to them bums the band has a clear message to. sing about it all can swear living in a very striking time i mean on most days the person sitting in the oval office tweets out one hundred forty characters of madness in capital letters tweets out so we decided to counter that with a left wing populist title you know what the meaning is ac

than a thousand songs while. back to germany now after ten years of crazy success last fall german rock giants jennifer of a stock announced they were going to take a break but they didn't say for how long to soften the blow for their huge fan base that released a d.v.d. featuring footage from their last tour and a two hour documentary about how they shot to fame the d.v.d.'s german title gives hope to the fans it means jennifer hostile states. jennifer all stocks farewell concert at palin's columbia hello was recorded for a new life d.v.d. the performance also features in a documentary about the band and this ten year existence. the band don't know how long they're taking a break or so the project was highly emotional especially could delete. it sometimes shuffle home also did nothing what we've achieved together is pretty amazing we've made something that will last forever. and people will look at this and say wow that was my first jennifer roster concept or i sense it so much with the track in malaya because i was going through a tough time when i heard us it helped and i say the tig