this is d w news live from berlin germany mobs the anniversary of kristallnacht with a tribute to those persecuted you're in the nazi era and. he did not seem. we. eighteen years ago in a prelude to the holocaust a german son left a night of terror on the country's chins today chancellor merkel warned of resurgent anti semitism also on the program. a wildfire to turn parts of california into auntie's vast a zone again officials tell the head of thousands to leave their homes as people are found dead in the burned out cars. and excitement building ahead of the biggest game in germany think football for the first time in two years one does legally doesn't favor. clash against reigning champions and the. i'm still gael welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel gave a speech at berlin's largest synagogue today as germany marked the eighteenth anniversary of kristallnacht the ninth of november nine. thirty eight sword jews across germany austria and parts of czechoslovakia terrorized we begin our coverage by hearing from someone who lived through that night well get saved is the

from berlin tonight the u.s. president's former attorney pleads guilty to lying to congress over drunk and russia plead drawing sharp criticism from the u.s. president truck claims that michael cohen is just trying to get a wider prison sent. to washington for the late steve meanwhile the president from his canceled a meeting with russian president vladimir putin over the crisis with ukraine the german chancellor merkel she's calling for calm the president of ukraine is urging nato to intervene nato says that will probably not happen. also in the show german prosecutors raiding the nation's biggest bank investigators want to know whether staff at deutsche bank helped criminals a longer money by funneling it into offshore tax havens. i'm good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump's former personal lawyer and confidant michael cohen has pleaded guilty to lying to congress about a trump real estate deal in russia cohen told a court in new york today that he had made false statements to a u.s. intelligence

german chancellor angela merkel attending a commemorative service at berlin's largest synagogue. in the arts than the jewish life is flourishing in germany once again that is an unexpected gift after the break with civilization that was the holocaust but at the same time we're seeing a worrying and to semitism that is threatening jewish life in our country and other places in the world what jews thought themselves say this anti semitism is expressed increasingly openly in unbridled hate speech on the internet and in the public sphere in the home. these anti semitic acts are a distressing reminder of events eighty years ago. on the night of the ninth of november nine hundred thirty eight the nazis unleashed a wave of violence against jews. across germany thousands of synagogues jewish shops and businesses were looted and torched some one hundred jews were killed twenty six thousand were taken to concentration camps. but november the ninth is also the anniversary of two other fateful days in german history. one hundred years ago in the closing days of world war one the social democ

special envoy in ukraine was in berlin today proof that u.s. president wants europe to deal with the escalating tensions between ukraine and russia tonight i ask if moscow pushes too far will washington simply get out of the way i board gotham berlin this is the day.

this is deja vu news live from berlin i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us your joining our special coverage of anniversary events marking the eightieth anniversary of kristallnacht known in english as the night of broken glass a two day program that foreshadowed the horrors of the holocaust on the night of november ninth one thousand nine hundred thirty eight the nazis and their supporters launched attacks on the jewish population of germany and austria. shops ransacked and nearly one hundred jews killed thousands more were arrested the events became known as the night of broken glass because of the shattered glass from the store windows that litter the streets it is widely viewed as a prelude to the holocaust. while chancellor angela merkel is joining members of the jewish community in one of britain's main synagogues she will give a speech to mark the eightieth anniversary of the program the president of the council of jews in germany will also be giving a speech we're listening to both of those we have our political correspondent simon young with us who's been following

this is deja vu news live from berlin democrats capture control of the u.s. house of representatives but president from calls the midterms a tremendous success after a strong showing by republicans and. democrats are celebrating their triumph in the house with a record number of women winning seats in congress but the republicans making gains in the senate and beating back strong challenges from democrats in key states governor races so what will the results mean for the second half of the trump presidency while some analysis from washington and from here in berlin. and in other news dozens of children kidnapped in cameroon have been freed by their captors we'll get the latest details from our correspondent. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us well both democrats and republicans are claiming bragging rights after the u.s. midterm elections with the results pointing to a very mixed picture in the first nationwide vote since president trump's victory two years ago democrats have taken control of the house of representatives but republicans have ac

this is news of live from berlin another mass shooting in america this time at a crowded country music bar in california. or at that scene and there there was blood everywhere. a former u.s. soldier opened fire inside a crowded california bar twelve people are dead including a deputy sheriff many more injured also coming up the man aiming for europe's top job germany's munford vapor is in the front runner in the race to succeed mr europe . as a european commission president so who is a and what could change if he becomes president. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with yet another mass shooting in the united states it happened last night in california at a packed country music bar police say a twenty eight year old former u.s. soldier armed with a gun shot dead a security guard at the entrance before unloading his weapon into the crowd of line dancers at least eleven people including a sheriff's deputy die the gunman was also killed police have now identified him as david long. young people helping the injured friends and fleeing for their lives. offices were called to a

this is you don't read news live from berlin a glimmer of hope for yemen the warring sides edged closer to peace talks raising hopes of an end to the devastating war that has pushed millions to the brink of starvation also coming up. shock arrests in the sun boss karl is gone is the team to in japan accused of underreporting millions of dollars of income and misusing company funds. also risking jail for freedom hong kong's pro-democracy leaders go on trial for their roles in the umbrella protests that defied china and brought the city to a standstill in twenty fourteen. plus forced to relieve themselves wherever they can more than half the world's population doesn't have access to a choice let's say in the nigerian make a city of lagos is become a health hazard and a business opportunity. as in football germany take on the netherlands in the nation's league so nights the germans not already been relegated but from the top division both will be looking for some measure of redemption against the resurgent dutch. on little rock thanks for your company everyone. international pressure is gr

this is you know we news live from berlin america wakes up to another mass shooting . there's a horrific scene in there there was blood everywhere a gunman opened fire inside a crowded california bar killing at least twelve people most of them college students also coming up. what next for the russia probe question as a bound after u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is pushed out and president trump gives the job to a man who is openly hostile to the russian investigation plus with thousands of german car owners are taking it to the courts to demand a complete refund for their polluting diesels the government and the car industry close ranks and insist on engine retrofits and schrade incentives for vehicles that could soon be banned from city streets. also the man aiming for europe's top job germany's a month as they were is the front runner in their race to succeed mr europe a zhang clode younger as european commission president so who is easy and what could change under his presidency. and nearly eighty years after an infamous a nazi party against jews on holocaust

this is you know we news live from berlin germany marks the anniversary of one of the deadliest part roams of the nazi era. and we want you to shout ness not scream. oh. really. i'm sorry to hear. a solemn tribute to the victims of nazi persecution eighty years ago non jewish citizens on leashed a night of terror on germany's jews during kristallnacht a dark prelude to the holocaust chance the anglo-american warns of resurgence anti semitism also coming up. yemen teeters on the brink of a huge famine now a significant military advance on the country's main food an important route pro-government forces headed into the rebel held ports of your data backed by saudi warplanes. thank you so much for your company everyone. today there is a fateful date in germany the country honors the victims of kristallnacht the night of violence against jews that marked a dark preclude to the holocaust the country's leaders warn against another rise in anti semitism but november ninth is also the anniversary of two other crucial days in german history. eighty years on the horrors of the past still resig

that was just ten songs americal delivering an address at a synagogue here in berlin talking about the need to be critically aware of history to draw parallels the lessons learned from germany's history germany today commemorating the eightieth anniversary of kristallnacht known in english as the night of broken glass a two day program jewish program that foreshadowed the horrors of the holocaust or about to listen to the cottage this is a hymn of praises to god that's found in jewish prayer services. being. he. was. a. lol. the. oh the. homeowner. going off going to cut. out. chinese food. and want people. to not seem. obvious. get. on out. of. the. oh i. oh mum. who. come home. ah. come on come home uh. oh. the sky how come up. come on even if you don't have your mouth hometown. messiah oh no we're on the phone of the high end the phone with you saying allow me is not honey of a mole. about our speech about me pout me some i have a mustache he's had a time any time out of me going to come. on up and call me a hot come and see about the time and how much i mean i'm a mobile. come out

this is you know we can use live from berlin germany march the anniversary of one of the deadliest punk arms of the nazi era. we want you to shout met you do not seem. to know. a song tribute to the victims of nazi persecution eighty years ago non jewish citizens of leashed a native terror on germany's jews during kristallnacht and dark prelude to the holocaust sounds the americal war and a resurgence of anti semitism also coming up. one hundred years later on earth at last african soldiers who died in world war one dragged into fighting for their then colonial rulers presidents i mean who are joined by the president of mali or him kate commemorates the end of the wars to end all wars. also human teeters on the brink of a huge famine now a significant military advance on the country's main food import route pro-government forces head into the rebel held port of the dado backed by saudi warplanes blasts seeking safety in numbers as thousands of migrants fleeing violence and poverty make their way north to the u.s. they tell d.w. news about the dangers they're facing on the long journey a

this is d w news live from berlin tonight the us president's former attorney pleads guilty to lying to congress over trump and russia to flee drawing sharp criticism from the u.s. president who claims that michael cohen is just trying to get a wider prison sentence will go to washington for the latest meanwhile president his camp with a meeting with russian president vladimir putin over escalating tensions with ukraine the german chancellor angela merkel is calling for calm the president of ukraine is urging nato to intervene nato says that it will not happen. and germany's parliament backing the united nations pact that seeks to bring some order to international migration one of the main bones of contention would the pact open the way to large scale migration into germany and also coming up tonight in german prosecutors raided the nation's biggest bank investigators want to know whether staff adore each of bank help criminals longer money by funneling it into offshore work tax again says. i burned off it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president trumps former personal attorney

american evan steen from all of us in berlin thanks for watching. you know your friends here could even take a chance on one. don't expect our pm to. earth.

you're watching news i'm sorry kelly in berlin you have been joining us for special programming this hour we have been talking about germany marking the day fades nov ninth when some of the nation's most important historical events took place the birth of a new german republic in the wake of world war one the fall of the berlin wall and the night of broken glass when the nazis and their supporters carried out a nationwide attacks on the jewish population thank you so much for joining us on this day have a good one. letter we were. when we were. americans and some people in our lives will experience hardship.

this is d w news from berlin tonight the people of yemen bracing for more war thousands of civilians in the key port of. worry as pro-government forces backed by salty warplanes advance on the rebel held city it threatens to make any terrible situation even worse but that you will more need of millions are at risk of starvation also coming out another day another mass shooting in america twelve people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a crowded california bar among the dead a deputy sheriff who with inside it to save lives and the man aiming for europe's top job germany's munfordville uber is the front runner in the race to succeed mr europe. or as european commission president so who wizzy and what can change if he becomes president. also coming up on the ring those who risked everything to help others nearly eighty years after an infamous non-si pogrom against jews a holocaust survivor returns to berlin to pay tribute to the people who saved his life. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight in yemen where pro-government forces backed by saudi warplanes are closing in

this is g w news live from berlin german prosecutors raid the country's biggest lender deutsche bank investigators want to know if staff at the bank helped to launder money for criminals the claims were first made in the twenty six team data leak known as the pad of paper. also coming up a court in the philippines finds three police officers guilty of murdering a teenager there the first officers to be convicted for the killings that are part of the president to turn the so-called war on drugs. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. german prosecutors have raided the offices of the country's biggest lender dortch a bank as part of a probe into money laundering the investigation is based on revelations made in the twenty sixteen data leak known as the panel of papers that week suggested that deutsche bank staff helps criminals funnel money into offshore tax havens police surrounding the headquarters of germany's biggest lender if deutsche is image wasn't a ready in tatters it certainly is not zero. the banks accused of helping clients hide money earned from crime the suspicion of mon

this is news coming to you live from berlin russia snaps back at threats from the international community over the crimea crisis a russian court jails twelve ukrainian sailors detained in a skirmish three others show up on state t.v. talking about the seizure of their ships while the russian coast guard cranes president says he's turning to berlin to mediate after hearing nothing from the kremlin also coming up the u.n. warns that the gap on climate change between where we are and where we need to be is growing nations must tripled our efforts in cutting carbon dioxide emissions if they are to hit global. hello i'm terry larsen good to have you with us moscow has shrugged off suggestions by european officials that it could face fresh sanctions over the crimea crisis tensions have escalated between moscow and kiev after russia sees three ukrainian naval vessels in a skirmish on sunday at least a dozen sailors have been detained for trial ukraine's president has warned its neighbor is preparing for war and has turned up turned to berlin for help. speaking on ukrainian state television presi

urges closer cooperation with berlin during ceremonies marking germany's date of remembrance he said to take steps in that direction and talks with chants on the americans will have full coverage also coming up ahead of a european leaders meeting to discuss brags that do w. visits one english town where the leave bowed was among the strongest and where some people are now switching sides. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us germany has been marking its annual remembrance day honoring victims of war and oppression as part of a special ceremony here in berlin french president tomorrow micron delivered his first ever speech to the german parliament the bundestag in both world war one and world war two france and germany fought on opposite sides well during his address to german lawmakers micron emphasized the importance of france germany and all european countries working together today. that is why europe must be stronger that is why it must be more sovereign because it will not be able to play its role if it becomes the plaything of the world's top powers if it doesn't take

news live from berlin bracing to be the bronx at the deadline the british prime minister under pressure to deliver a final deal on. but positions are hardening in brussels and in berlin johns are macros threatening to boycott of sunday's e.u. summit also coming out. hope for a nation ravaged by violence and the famine the u.s. secretary of defense says yemen's warring parties have agreed to peace talks. and a posse of b.p. christian in pakistan who spent nine years on death row for blasphemy has reportedly been granted asylum here in germany is almost a promise to kill her and her family will bring you the latest. brian thomas thanks so much for joining us the british prime minister theresa may is racing against the clock to win support at home and abroad for her back supply with the e.u. set to vote on the deal on sunday may still has to convince the skeptics in her own party who called a sellout and then brussels she's been on a mission to discover if there might be some leeway or even possible concessions at the prospects for that are not looking good. theresa may is hoping the road

this is d w news live from berlin germany pauses to honor the victims of kristallnacht. united not. a solid tribute to the victims of nazi persecution eighty years ago the nazis unleashed a night of terror on germany's jews a dark prelude to the holocaust chancellor merkel warning of resurgent anti-semitism. also coming up seeking safety in numbers as thousands of migrants fling violence and poverty make their way north to the u.s. they tell you firsthand of the dangers they're facing on the long journey. and a wall of fire puts countless lives at risk in california tens of thousands are fleeing fast moving wildfires there and officials warn the blazes are gaining strength. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us germany today is commemorating some of the most important historical events in the country's history chancellor angela merkel spoke at the country's largest synagogue in berlin on the eightieth anniversary of crystal knock known as the night of broken. yes on november ninth one thousand thirty eight the nazis and their supporters carried out nationwide attacks on

berlin for the one freiburg fellow at home oftentimes squeeze past work to one. came away with a victory in nuremberg and hung over won the derby on friday one last game of the weekend in frankfurt is currently underway and just remind of the top stories that we're following for you right now global leaders have attended a peace forum in paris hosted by french president emmanuel mccraw event highlights the importance of international institutions in preventing in solving global conflicts german chancellor angela merkel told leaders of the world can't take peace for granted. and earlier more than sixty world leaders attended the ceremony in paris to mark one hundred years since the end of the first world war they gathered at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the base of the arc de triomphe france was at the epicenter of the world's first global conflict. you're watching news live from berlin stay tuned for more at the top of the hour and you can check out our website or follow us on twitter that's at news thanks for joining. me. here at what's coming up for the b

this is deja news live from berlin u.s. president trump fires the country's top long porson officer jeff sessions on the presence of earliest backers has been sacked as attorney general and this move could jeopardize the russia program we're live in washington also coming from reckoning with the midterms a combative president calls the elections of any success for the republicans they retain control of the senate while the democrats win the house of representatives. and nearly eighty years after the nazi pogrom against jews all a call survivor returns to berlin to pay tribute to the people who saved them. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us we begin this program in washington with a cabinet shakeup that's created a political firestorm president trump has fired jeff sessions as attorney general sessions was one of the first to endorse trump during his twenty sixteen campaign but the president has long expressed frustration with sessions after he recused himself from the probe into the alleged links between trum

this is you don't need to do is live from berlin moment of truth the most important u.s. midterm elections in a generation is under way after a fierce campaign americans are casting their ballots we'll tell you what is at stake and why the poll matters also coming up indian doctors sound the alarm over dangerous levels of pollution in delhi with the fireworks of the duvali festival about to make the situation worse we'll look at india's struggle to clear the air and cameras present a poll below begins his seventh of term in office with a pledge to confront the country's english speaking separatists even as the hunt continues for dozens of kidnapped children. and also coming up a nazi concentration camp guard goes on trial here in germany he's accused of being complicit in hundreds of murders and time is running out to prosecutors prosecute those like him. down little rock it's great to have you on everyone we begin in the united states where polls have opened in the most crucial midterm elections in decades president donald trump is not on the ballot but if you didn't kno

news live from berlin a day to remember the wars that europe pledged never to repeat the french president urges closer cooperation with berlin during ceremonies marking germany's day of remembrance monolog pronghorns a future dangers that europe must face together also coming up ahead of a european leaders meeting to discuss bragg's it when you visit one english town where the leaf vote was among the strongest and where some people are now switching sides. tangent tennis germany's alexanders farah upset world number one nobody just published to win the prestigious a.t.p. finals in london. by marrying the evanston it's good to have you with us we begin with a call for unity from french president i'm on a mock wrong address in german lawmakers here in berlin and his speech was part of germany's annual remembrance day which honors victims of war and oppression from across was a chance to rally germany to his vision of a new era in europe. on a day of remembering war and division a strong show of unity. speaking to the german bundestag the french president said france and germany had overcome

culture frankenstein is a fighter the ninety four year old travels to berlin several times a year for his care home in stockholm he never wanted to return to germany it was here that he was enlisted into forced labor because of his jewish heritage and it was here that he and his young family survived the holocaust. and. this is what i had to wear and this is what i was led to given to wear. the medal is for my work with young people to do my bit to ensure democracy in germany is maintained. he's proud of his order of merit medal. that he has long focused on honoring the memory of those who risked their lives to protect him and other jews in that sea berlin. mind-o. them the law you've set of my entire family. if it were not for them we would not have survived your. hands in cash a famous actor was one of those who risked everything to help walter and his cousin onscreen he often played the ladies' man but during the holocaust he took on a different role in the early one nine hundred forty s. he worked with the lawyer hines gets left to hide several jews they risked their lives providi

so far the pression cultural heritage foundation in berlin has returned a total of three hundred fifty artworks and that might just be the tip of the iceberg it's estimated the nazis still around six hundred thousand works of art mostly from jewish families and many of them have still not been returned to their rightful owners like some of the works found in two thousand and twelve among a stash of fifteen hundred pieces in the munich apartment of cornelius were lit son of the wartime hildebrand's corlett pressure is growing on german lawmakers many think the process of determining and returning stolen art works takes too long and opposition parties are demanding more money be spent on restitution. it's been done with me i'm not satisfied with the situation because in this case action really speaks louder than words action has to be taken and if the museums don't have the funds to deal with this then we the government have to see to it that we come up with the funds when visitors to the big room museum seem to be on the same page when it comes to stolen art germany has to work much har

is in berlin today there kills c.d.u. will be holding their first session since the chancellor announced she would stand down as party leader of the social democrats will debate whether they want to continue working with mechelle and have party calls for an exit from the governing coalition have been growing louder after the s.p.d. suffered bruising results in two recent state elections their leader and renate's is under pressure to shop in her party's profile or pull the plug on the current conditions. for more let's speak to w.'s chief political correspondent and she's in front of the c.d.u. party headquarters so we kill of the cd use primary concern is discussing a successor for party leader one of the next steps. well everybody who walked into the building behind me here today from the cd you could the conservative party leadership was in favor of so-called regional conferences to basically give those candidates and their three key contenders at the moment the chance to introduce themselves one of course being on a ki

this is news law from berlin and back in brussels for a last minute scramble to finalize the terms of the u.k.'s grants that agreement british prime minister to resubmit a meeting european commission headed. on the table a blueprint for britain's future ties with the bloc ahead of a crucial summit of e.u. leaders on sunday to seal the deal. also coming up america first u.s. president donald trump says that he won't jeopardize relations with saudi arabia over the killing of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi that's despite reports that the cia believes the killing was directly ordered by the saudi crown prince himself plus except from a small and conspicuous memorial there's not much left to mark the site of the book of marx camp one of the last survivors has been talking about life in the concentration camp in northern germany at the world's forgotten. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program britain's prime minister is in brussels to try and finalize an agreement on the u.k.'s exit from the european union to resubmit has met with european commission president jiang junker for further

news a live from berlin german prosecutors raid of the country's biggest lender deutsche bank investigators want to know if staff at the bank helps a launder money for criminals the claims were first made in the twenty six team data link known as the pattern of the paper. also coming up germany spearheads efforts to calm the crisis in crimea chancellor angela merkel says that she will meet with russian president vladimir putin at the g. twenty later this week putin says that ukraine workers traded a naval clash in the baltic sea ukraine meanwhile says that it is worried that russia is ready to invade. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german prosecutors have raided the offices of the country's biggest lender deutsche bank one hundred seventy police officers descended on six of the banks premises in and around frankfurt the raids are part of a probe into money laundering. claims implicating deutsche bank stuff that were in a large data leak in twenty sixteen known as the pattern of papers the leaks suggested that deutsche bank staff helped to funnel money belonging to criminals into off

this is deja vu news live from berlin bracing to beat the deadline the british prime minister is under pressure to deliver a final deal on the threats but positions are hardening in brussels and in berlin chancellor on the machall is threatening to boycott sunday's e.u. summit also coming up. hope for a nation ravaged by war and famine the u.s. secretary of defense says yemen's warring parties have agreed to peace talks. and ozzy of b.b. the christian who spent nearly nine years on death row for blasphemy in pakistan has reportedly been granted asylum here in germany and bring you the very latest. i brought him thomas thanks so much for being with us the british prime minister chris may is racing against the clock to win support at home and abroad for her breakfast club with the e.u. set to vote on the deal on sunday may still has to convince the skeptics in her own party who call it a sellout and in brussels she's on a mission to discover if there might be any leeway where even possible concessions but the prospects for that are not good. theresa may is hoping the road to brecht's its

news lobby from berlin a divided u.s. congress after voters deliver their first nationwide verdict on the trunk presidency democrats when control of the house with their leader pledging changes in washington they want to talk about democrats and republicans it's about restoring the constitutional checks and balances to the trumpet. voters also sending a record number of women to congress but republicans make significant gains in the senate so what does this mixed message mean for the second half of trump's presidency also coming up relief for families in cameroon dozens of kidnapped children who were held hostage have been freed by their captors look at the latest from our correspondent plus balun to islamists in pakistan a week after the country's highest court overturned her death sentence for blasphemy pakistani christian aussie a beekeeper brains behind bars we look at the prosecution the persecution excuse me faced by the religious minority. player. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. the republican party's contro

headquarters in berlin simon two days of this meeting at c.d.u. headquarters has just finished where is merkel's c.d.u. heading now after suffering those crushing losses in recent reason a lections. yeah that's the big question that the c.d.u. leadership has been discussing here and of course after eighteen years with angela merkel in charge of this party it's a chance for them to reflect about how things should go forward how can they renew themselves and get back in touch with their conservative base so heading now into five weeks nearly of a leadership battle and it's really a question of whether it will be more of the same with the medicals anointed success the woman who's currently gen general secretary of the party or whether one of the more right wing candidates e's likely to take the helm and that could spell trouble both for the coalition government and also for anglo-american herself as chancellor based on those options does it appear as if merkel can make it through to twenty twenty one with all of those cross-currents in her party righ

this is deja vu news live from berlin racing to beat the bronx at deadline british prime minister under pressure to deliver a final deal on the practice of the positions are hardening in brussels and berlin juster mackerels threatening to boycott sunday's e.u. summit also coming up. hope for a nation ravaged by violence and famine the u.s. secretary of defense says yemen's warring parties have agreed to peace talks. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the british prime minister trees in may is racing against the clock to win support at home and abroad for back supply with the e.u. set to vote on sunday may still has to convince the skeptics in her own party who call it a sellout the actual the deal was agreed last week what may in the e.u. or ago she nick negotiating now is a declaration covering future relations may has been seeking possible concessions but her prospects for that are not looking good. teresa mayes hoping the road to brecht's its success at home might just run through brussels together with e.u. chief john claude juncker she's trying to hammer out the text

this is news from berlin world leaders gather in argentina for the g. twenty summit trade tensions will be in the spotlight with china still locked in the tariffs tussle with the u.s. but there's a bear as the chancellor's plane is grounded on the route facing forcing her to miss the start of the summit also coming up ukraine's prime minister uses a trip to berlin to appeal for archer saying shins on russia after russia seized ukrainian ships off the annexed crimean peninsula and detained crudes. former lawyer makes explosive revelations about the president's business dealings in russia michael cohen pleads guilty to law into congress as part of the f.b.i. investigation into moscow's meddling in the twenty six thousand presidential election. well i'm terry marks and welcome to the program the annual g. twenty summit is getting underway today and it's the first time the meeting of the world's largest economies has been held in south america world leaders have been arriving in the argentine capital for the two day event but the german chancellor is. expec

news live from berlin taking stock in ukraine nearly five years after them i don't revolution has the country realize the aspirations of its people to move closer to europe we look back and forward as german chancellor angela merkel holds talks with political leaders in kiev. also coming up a blast from the past a former rival of angela merkel emerges as a front runner in the race to succeed her as c.d.u. party leader weeks claimed why friedrich moussa could mean merkel's days as chancellor are numbered and in football an outstanding performance concludes the second round of the german cup always side by are they were couzin knocked five an answer goals past gladbach as they advanced to the third round which. kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is in kiev today for talks with her ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko her visit comes as the country prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the my don revolution which began with demands for closer ties with the e.u. five years on has ukraine moved any closer to europe did have a usenet connelly takes a look. th

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this is the news live from berlin one hundred years since the end of the first world war the french president and the german chancellor make history with a joint visit of science where one of the bloodiest conflicts of the twentieth century was officially brought to an end. by their end goal for the entire communities in california at least nine people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of residents have been forced to flee their homes including us celebrities living nearby. welcome to the program i'm called aspen europe marks the moment one hundred years ago when the battlefields fell silent at the end of world war one the leaders of france and germany coming together today in a highly symbolic ceremony president emmanuel mccall of france and german chancellor angela merkel later brief and unveiled a plaque in the forest at the armistice clearing in. the moment highlights the special alliance at the heart of europe after decades of reconciliation between the former adversaries into world ors. inside the replica of the railway carriage where the armistice was originally signed the two

news live from birth then the leaders of france and germany come together in berlin for germany's day of remembrance president emmanuel french president emmanuel mccraw and german chancellor angela merkel begin that commemoration by laying memorial graves head of a ceremony in pala meant to remember the victims of war and tyranny will have full coverage also coming out. u.s. president donald trump promises of full support to california after seeing the devastation left by wildfires firsthand authorities now say around thirteen hundred people are still missing. and bitter certainties argentina the government confirms a submarine the went missing a year ago imploded at sea killing everyone on board the cruise families many questions remain unanswered. and. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program we start right here in berlin where french president emmanuel mccall is due to speak before the german parliament as germany commemorates civilian and military victims of war and dictatorship a short while ago mccrone joined with german chancellor angela merkel in a race laying ceremony at ger

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fall of the berlin wall on the ninth of november nine hundred eighty nine was something that was more in the foreground here in germany for the last twenty years that's really before that was the pogroms against the programs of nine hundred thirty eight when i was young that was the most important thing to talk about on the ninth of. what was quite interesting. today is. the specific date for the proclamation of the first republic there's always has been involved in the background is always has been the other the not so important part of it this has been pushed a little bit further around just because today marks the hundred and it was free and what we see today is also that president funk tried to put all three events into one bigger picture on the americans focusing specially on the anniversary of the pogroms of the night of the broken glass because that's also what we're focusing on today the number of anti a semitic attacks in this country which include violent offenses and hate speech propaganda have remained fairly steadily for a decade at about fifteen hundred a year this accor

sorry kate how serious is the current friction between warsaw and berlin. well the tension between by then and also certainly has worsened in the past three years particularly since the p.a.'s took power back in two thousand and fifteen and the polish government has been particularly critical of some big major german policies particularly when it comes to migration and also energy so there could be some big sticking points during these talks today another contentious issue that has a very guys come back on the scene again just this week is also yet more renewed calls from poland for more reparations from germany for the occupation of poland during the second world war so they said we're going to be some take a tricky subject to tackle today on the agenda well given there's contentious issues there's tensions kate what can we expect from the government consultations well there's going to be all manner of things to be discussed today whether it's economic issues questions over the future of the european union but what's really quite special about these bilate

about the scenes or of their ships by the russian coast guard trains president says he's turned to berlin after hearing nothing from the kremlin also coming up. warns that the gap on climate change between where we all are and where we need to be is growing nations must triple their efforts in cutting carbon emissions if they're to hit global tar. and children the most vulnerable victims are living with hiv in russia our moscow correspondent special series takes you to an orphanage in the ural mountains region which is suffering one of the worst h.i.b. h epidemics in the world. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program. has shrugged off suggestions by european officials that it could face fresh sanctions over the crimea crisis tensions have escalated between moscow and. after russia seized three ukrainian naval vessels in a skirmish on sunday at least a dozen sailors have been detained for trial ukraine's president has warned that its neighbor is preparing for war and has turned to berlin for help speaking on ukrainian state television president petro poroshenko said he turned to berl

special envoy to ukraine kurt volker has been in berlin where g.w. has branched off spoke with him about how washington might respond. what is washington's stance right now in terms of this conflict the us president has remarkably tweeted nothing about it in the last few days no we've issued some very strong statements from the united states you would have seen nikki haley's statement at the u.n. security council also from secretary of state pompei oh we said that we condemn the act of aggression we support the negotiations we want to deescalate on both sides we want to see the return of the sailors to ukraine the return of the ships to ukraine and we want to see russia engage in serious negotiations about resolving the conflict something that is not happening right now what can the u.s. do to make that happen we have tried to put up increasing pressure on russia together with our european allies and i think they've been very strong and direct as well with their own statements and with their own sanctions we have tried to support ukraine to create gr

news live from berlin no breakthrough in brussels as britain's prime minister works to finalize the terms of the u.k.'s brainsick deal to reach the may has been meeting with european commission head juncos younker on the table a blueprint for britain's future talks with the bloc ahead of a crucial summit of the e.u. leaders on sunday to seal the deal. also coming up the concentration camp in northern germany that the world's forgotten aside from a small memorial there is not much left to mark the site of the book of mark count . one of the last survivors has been talking with you about her experiences there. and with four years to go until the qatar world cup we will take a look at the controversies surrounding the next edition of the biggest football fans. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program british prime minister to resubmit has failed to achieve a breakthrough on the final bragg's a deal after crunch talks in brussels to resign made that with the european commission president for further negotiations ahead of an e.u. summit on sunday may has faced heavy criticism from members of the