of denny's triggered a diplomatic crisis between germany and turkey. the homeless man in paris with thirty thousand twitter followers he doesn't just get lots of light action to from the city authority. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the trade dispute between the u.s. and china is heating up and could have far reaching into consequences for the global economy president says there's no rush to strike a deal the two sides have been locked in tense negotiations in washington this week but u.s. treasury secretary stephen a new shin says is talks with china's vice premier you they are done for today beijing says it will take what it calls necessary countermeasure after washington increased tariffs on to her. hundred billion dollars of imports from china this trade war is escalating. and let's go over to our correspondent in washington all of us saw that all over the trade talks have ended for the day not long after they began what happened. you know those were brief talks in fact but that did not come as a surprise. the negotiators said even before hand that it would be

reduces congestion on the roads of the world's biggest city is. the homeless man in paris with thirty thousand twitter call he doesn't just get lots of likes but action two from the city authorities. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. breaking news coming in there's been another tragedy involving refugees from africa in the mediterranean sea it's one of the deadliest incidents so far this year in which migrants were trying to reach europe as many as seventy people are believed to have drowned when their boat sank near the tunisian coast the vessel was in international waters off the town of spock's south of the capital tunis the tunisian defense ministry says the boat had set sail from the libyan port of this awara aiming to reach italy. well for more on this story we're joined now by joel millman he's with the international organization for migration in geneva and he's in touch with his tunisian called leagues dealing with the situation joel first of all bring us up to date with what happened. well we're hearing both from tunisia and libya staff that we have on the fiel

nicolas maduro and his loyalists. now to paris which may be wealthy and shaky. but like many other cities it has a homelessness problem one of the city's homeless is started using social media to draw attention to the sorts of conditions rough sleepers have to deal with the sin collected more than 30000 followers on twitter and got the ear of city or thorpe says that was the start of his fight for better living conditions for paris's homeless. christian college knows what it means to lead an insecure unstructured life he spent over 3 years hanging out with this group of homeless people at the plus sun mart in paris he used to have a well paying job as a samir but after his wife left him he developed a drinking problem and when he could no longer pay the rent he ended up on the streets. this is one of the places i slept in but a few weeks later they installed these typically anti homeless barriers in their place deliberately so no one can bed down here. and the homeless barriers have popped up all over paris some in places where people sleep due to warm air from the metro christian reacts

triggered a diplomatic crisis between germany. the homeless man and paris for thirty thousand followers on twitter doesn't just get lots of likes but also action from the city. i'm phil welcome to the program. the trade dispute between the united states and china is heating up likely to have far reaching consequences for the global economy the two sides of the talks for the day but they're still negotiating even though president trump has just more than doubled the tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports beijing says it will take the necessary counter measures that mr trump says there is no rush to strike a deal. handshake and the u.s. and chinese delegations part ways talks in washington and it without agreement after president trump it up the ante in an escalating dispute over trade. was bullish on a favorable outcome no need to rush he tweeted after slapping a twenty five percent tariff on a further two in opinion dollars on imports a total of two hundred fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods and are subject to the tariff. levy is a shop hike from the p

this french hospital began shutting down there's life support and injunction came from a paris court doctors must resume his treatment. in a 42 year old had been hospitalized in the state of minimal consciousness since the 2008 motorcycle accident his wife believes he has the right to die. it is his parents who have been fighting to keep him on life support. the lawyer representing their case called it a victory for justice susie owners will breed every. disaster known today is a victory for bear who will finally be accepted for who he is namely the disabled person because limits his weaknesses and we must accept him like taking a new the paula we must take him has he is and we must treat him as he is the solution for of us bear is not for him to be eliminated either directly or by stopping his diapers and freshman year yanked the sweat bolides on then you must ensure we do something like this your. it is the latest episode in a bitter legal battle that has divided non-dance family and friends earlier the media swooped in as vassall number of parents prepared for what they thought mi

elections. paris maybe wealthy and chic but like many other large cities it has homeless people living on the streets one of them started using social media to draw attention to what it's like living rough and he soon collected more than thirty thousand twitter followers and got the year of the authorities that was the start of a passionate fight for better living conditions for the paris home this. christian posh knows what it means to lead an insecure unstructured life he spent over three years hanging out with this group of homeless people at the plus sun mart in paris he used to have a well paying job as a sawmill year but after his wife left him he developed a drinking problem and when he could no longer pay the rent he ended up on the streets and. this is one of the places i slept in but a few weeks later they installed these typically anti homeless barriers in their place deliberately so no one can bed down here. and the homeless barriers have popped up all over paris some in places where people sleep due to warm air from the metro christian reacts to them by tweeting with resul

one known and when prisons for more i'm joined by daniel from reporters without borders in paris the asia pacific desk of the organization daniel good to have you with us if i can just also at the outset what does the release of wallowing and jews who mean full press freedom in myanmar. well it is a great victory for press freedom in myanmar of course we have been demanding the release of one of its also for almost a year now how because there is actually no legal ground on which they would have been arrested and convicted. so of course this is a victory because one of the just so we are now able to walk freely and to work tonight meet with their family again but. the new movie three seasons going off and big us because they are released on a pardon so that civilian authorities can make a show of clemency but are there conviction is still has been upheld by the high court and the supreme court which creates a very. dreadful legal precedent for all investigative journalist across myanmar not speaking of precedent not rights groups have said in the past that this government with au

clashes in the streets of paris as police try to disperse demonstrators trade unionists and yellow vests protesters are rallying against president macro economic policies and is the problem in her blood the court of arbitration for sports rules against south african olympic gold medalist custer so many after she challenges rules forcing female athletes to suppress their natural testosterone levels. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us tonight there are fears that rival demonstrations in the venezuelan capital caracas could once again turn violent supporters of president nicolas maduro were out on the streets first this morning now opposition leader won quite a. his supporters are gathering just a day after his call for a military all prizing an appeal that has so far gone mostly unheeded the new demonstrations followed violent protests on tuesday and some of why do supporters have already clashed with police today. are you wouldn't we want to go now to link or he was out on the streets of caracas earlier today good evening to you oscar talk to me about the atmosphere on the stree

the mind of europe's youth well jobs for one bring your report from paris. welcome to business i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us the boeing 737 max has been grounded for 2 months following fatal crashes in indonesia and ethiopia boeing has yet to present a critical software updates with american regulators who say they'll need some time to certify the plane they're under pressure from global airlines bottom lines demand they get the plane back in the air. the boeing 737 max will remain on the tarmac until the regulator is convinced the aircraft is safe the 737 max was grounded following the ethiopian airlines crash in march just months after a similar liner disaster in indonesia in all 346 people were killed. the f.a.a. is meeting over 30 international air regulators including china the e.u. brazil and canada to discuss a software fix a new pilot training. both crashes were blamed on faulty technology boeing says it has upgraded the software to make it safe the f.a.a. is still waiting for boeing to formally submit the patch for approval. financial pressure on boeing is growin

designers who isabel and alexander mcqueen in 2013 they founded their own label in paris called. each style needs to suit the restaurant the looks are inspired by the architecture and design of each individual location. here for the waiters and cooks of a gourmet japanese restaurant in paris the designers match their garments to the interior decoration and worked closely with the owner and cook associate on a card because color a concept couldn't do with just any old day plan. it's a nice compliment when the fashion appeals not only to the staff wearing it but also to the customers sometimes we've had the japanese tourists who come to paris to eat who are of the seed of brand her career somewhere and cold sores and ask if they can pass by just by a true item so something like this attention to detail is what makes old couture so special and manufacturers like older are now extending that same loving attention to the stasi uniforms. an interesting way to make the whole dining experience even more appetizing well that brings us to the end of the show so i'm till next time i'll just go t

paris he used to have a well paying job as a strong lear but after his wife left him he developed a drinking problem and when he could no longer pay the rent he ended up on the streets and. this is one of the places i slept in but a few weeks later they installed these typically anti homeless barriers in their place deliberately so no one can bed down here. and he homeless barriers have popped up all over paris some in places where people sleep due to warm air from the metro christian reacts to them by tweeting with results. to the city of paris and put an iron rods to prevent access you can still see the traces. they would have stopped people from being able to sleep there in winter when it's cold. i posted it on twitter and the next day the authorities removed the iron rods. if one is a good. christian began tweeting three years ago after his possessions were searched by street cleaners in winter he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had over thirty thousand followers. in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what

the streets of paris police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators as trade unionists and yellow vests protesters rally against the president's economic policies and bring you the latest from the french capital also on the program. supporters of venezuela's opposition leader why don't have returned to the streets in the latest push to oust president nicolas maduro the fear is that demonstrations may turn violent as they did on tuesday. on the court of arbitration for sport rules against south african and picked gold medalist caster semenya after she challenges rules forcing female athletes to suppress their natural testosterone. i feel gail welcome to the program and you will made a demonstrations in the french capital paris have turned violent police used tear gas to disperse the hooded massed demonstrators yellow vests protesters and trade unionists taking part in the marches many of them using the occasion to protest against president emanuel economic policies. it was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration but quickly devolved into violence trade unionists and yellow vests pr

streets of central london paris and brussels also see demonstrations at the un's top official warns that plans to slow global warming are not on track also coming up. india's marathon election process approaches the finish line voters cast their ballots in delhi and other areas in a poll that could see the governing b.g.p. significantly weaker. than heroes back in town this so-called the can be bomber who brought in children's lives as an american pilot during the berlin airlift 70 years ago returns to the german capital on the anniversary of the. welcome to the program. activists have demonstrated in london brussels and paris to call for action on climate change at the same time the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorist has warned that the political will to do something about it is fading he was in new zealand at the start of a tour highlighting rising sea levels and increasing threats to the environment. in europe the demonstrations were inspired by the extinction rebellion movement which shut down much of central london last month. blood gushing on the steps of a parisian

and went on to design many iconic buildings like this glass. paris is the zines showed a careful balance between the cutting edge and the conservative w's david leavitt's report. people who knew him say he was charming and unassuming but i am pay also had a strong will and a vision as clear as the pyramid he built in the courtyard of the roof it was the french revolution that turned this palace into a museum but pays additions of the louvre was a revolution in itself the chinese born new york based architect left his mark from paris to hong kong and along the way pay picked up architecture's biggest prizes. in the mid ninety's pe came to berlin to add a new wing to the baroque german historical museum the museum's vice president was he could catch my i worked with him on it for close to a decade at a time when glass and steel began taking over the city. what's different about this building is this not i'm for it's not just a building of stone claassen stainless steel this is a sculpture it's good to see what i thought was not really about working with him is that he cared about w

now. drink to restaurants and the paris agency has even specialized in it you could say a catwalk for the kitchen. designers for the german fashion label target who will hold love bold colors models on their spring prater portray a runway or bright pink and yellow dress is so it's no wonder that the labels creations for the 2 star restaurant time tristen munich turned out to be quite the i catch up. last year the fashion designers created uniforms for the entire kitchen and waiting staff. and in ladies' lunch we host a ladies' lunch that each year and at one point we got this idea to make the uniforms which were still all from the eighty's more modern. we had so much fun. we had discovered a curtain in the ladies' powder room that had this print from the seventy's seventy's print and we used it as a stylistic elements that even the men's uniforms and it was a big hit. as it does commerce is a good. design of fashion for restaurant staff the concept is booming in london the no uniform label specialized in fashion for the catering profession they created 78 different looks for londo

moving into the future daniel vostok from reporters without borders speaking to us from paris thank you so much. it was called the world's most complicated election and now it appears as if may have also been one of the deadliest indonesians went to the polls three weeks back to elect a president and norco and regional representatives their actions were spread across the country with seventeen thousand islands and three time zones but for some election workers the stress of being part of such a big exercise was too much. for the town in west java indonesia's election was an occasion to mourn. they lost one of their own election workers until. he earned around thirty three euros helping to stage indonesia's mammoth election last month and work himself to exhaustion his wife says it triggered a stroke and he died three days later. no doubt that over and something like the my husband didn't complain about anything i need. to know he was healthy he was happy and he lost track of time. but he had the day before the election he stayed overnight at the polling station. all the way through

like this class pyramid outside the louvre in paris his designs always showed a careful balance between the cutting edge and the conservatives my colleague david leavitt's with. people who knew him say he was charming and unassuming but i am pay also had a strong will and a vision as clear as the pyramid he built in the courtyard of the new it was the french revolution that turned this palace into a museum but pays additions of the movie was a revolution in itself the chinese born new york based architect left his mark from paris to hong kong and along the way pay picked up architecture's biggest prizes. in the mid ninety's paid came to berlin to add a new wing to the baroque german historical museum the museum's vice president when he could catch my i worked with him on it for close to a decade at a time when glass and steel began taking over the city. what's different about this building is this is not i'm for it's not just a building of stone claassen stainless steel is this is a sculpture it's good to see what i thought was lovely about working with him is that he cared abou

change to mothers and children take to the streets of central london paris and brussels and also see demonstrations at the un's top official warns that the political will is fading also coming up. india's marathon election process approaches the finish line voters cast their ballots in delhi and other areas in a poll that could see the governing be j.p.g. significantly weaker. than the rights activists defy cuba's authorities to march through the streets of police intervene but activists who claim victory. on next vice are welcome to the program activists have demonstrated in london brussels and paris to call for action on climate change at the same time the un secretary general antonio terrace has warned that the political will to do something about it is fading he was in new zealand at the start of a tour highlighting rising sea levels and increasing threats to the environment in europe the demonstrations were inspired by the extinction rebellion movement which shut down much of central london last month. blood gushing down the steps of a parisian landmark a graphic warning abo

paris french capitals the 1st stop on the group's 3 week tour across europe trying to raise funding for the protection of brazil's endangered amazon rainforest. is to sudan now where 5 protesters and an army major have been shot dead in the capital khartoum this comes just hours after protest leaders reached a breakthrough agreement with the ruling generals over a power structure for the country's political transition. protesters want to civilian led transition on monday they blocked roads in the capital after security forces used tear gas. protesters have continued to demonstrate since an uprising that ousted longtime president omar al bashir. wus a bill karim visited one family for whom sudan's political transformation as calm very large personal cost. sheriff fights back tears when she cooks white beans with rice that was her son patrick his favorite dish. abacha died in clashes during sudan's uprising sheriff misses him terribly i didn't see a mob. i can't eat this i can only prepare it for others but it's really hard for me my all i can say is make god be with us. this is the last

our age climate change young voters taking to the lead in london paris and brussels as the un's top official warns the measures to slow global warming are not on track also coming up india votes in that country's a marathon election the party credited with transforming public education in the capital delhi hopes it can sway voters. and european union foreign ministers meet in brussels to discuss the arad nuclear deal as the u.s. and iran withdraw their support from a can europe save the landmark agreement from collapse. and berlin welcomes the heroes who kept the city free and fed it during the early days of the cold war this u.s. pilots flew supply missions to berlin 70 years ago as joseph stalin tried to cut that city off from the rest of europe to look back at the so-called candy bombs on the anniversary of the berlin airlift. by brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show this weekend saw thousands of people turning out for climate change protests in london brussels and paris the demonstrations following those launched by the extinction rebellion movement which shut down much o

correspondent lisa lewis in paris she's been following my columns on march movement there today just outside of where they have been following the results there lisa you know we heard a very victorious sounding marine le pen there very confident is this really such a big victory for her and her party. well they did come first in these elections obviously they say this has been an immense victory and they've even appealed to president in manama call to dissolve the parliament as he had turned this very much in a standoff between pro europeans and euro skeptics and in a question about his authority however when you look at the results where at least at the estimates because throughout results we've come in a very short time you can see that there at the turnout the result of the national rally is actually supposed to be below the water they achieved five years ago so it's very difficult to argue that this is huge victory for them and so that they could ask for the government to step down because of this so maybe not a huge victory for marine le pen but is this a big blow for the presid

and made a clashes in the streets of paris has police trying to disperse demonstrators trade unions and yellow vests protesters are rallying against president macro economic policies and it is the problem in her blood the court of arbitration for sport rules against south african the olympic gold medalist caster semenya after she challenges rules forcing female athletes to suppress their natural levels of testosterone. i'm gone off to all our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world welcome violence has hit the streets of its way for a second day running as demonstrators clashed with the armed forces over president nicolas maduro rule the upheaval marks the biggest challenge to media rose yet anti-government protesters flooded the capital caracas with opposition leader one making an impassioned speech promising that quote change will come quite who is a thirty five year old a lawmaker who is recognized by more than fifty nations as venezuela's rightful interim president. all right when we want to go now to his oscar's linker he was out on the streets of caracas ea

this is a double yours live from may day clashes in the streets of paris police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators as trade unionists and yellow vests protesters rallied against president calls economic policies we'll bring you the latest from the french capital also on the program the court of arbitration for sport rules against south african impact gold medalist a cost of some menu after she challenges rules forcing female athletes to suppress their natural testosterone levels. of course in the u.k. sentences wiki leaks founder julian assange is to fifty weeks in prison for preaching bail conditions in twenty twelve when he sort of silence in the ecuadorian embassy. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program and you made a demonstrations in the french capital paris have turned out last police used tear gas to disperse what it masked demonstrators yellow vests to protestors and trade unionists taking part in the marches many of them using the occasion to protest against president emanuel macro's economic policies. it was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration but quickly devolv

change protests and london brussels and paris demonstrations all of those launched by the so-called extinction rebellion movement which shut down much of central london last month it's advocating civil disobedience to force governments into declaring a climate emergency. think blood gushing down the stairs of a permission landmark a graphic warning about the dangers of climate change these demonstrators know that to raise awareness you must 1st get attention climate protests are gaining momentum in europe after the extinction rebellion movement launched a campaign of civil disobedience in the u.k. the movement has now spilled across the channel if it is a need to carry out such actions as they do in england where london was brought to a standstill for some 10 days we must follow their lead but. it's our children our no compromise say. in london hundreds of mothers and their children took part in protests among the demonstrators was rosman kissy debra whose daughter ella had died from the effects of air pollution. from here basically to raise awareness that let's say she needs to be

they're meeting in paris 2 months after an attack or a massacre dozens in christ church and live streamed on facebook and sudan's army and the opposition agree to a 3 year transition to democracy a civilian government has been one of the protesters she demands after the galston of former president omar al bashir last month also coming up with a pregnancy for hire to make ends meet looks as ukraine's seriously business where women are paid thousands of euros to give birth for couples in western europe. i burnt off it's good to have you with us pro-choice groups in the united states are protesting after lawmakers in the state of alabama approved the country's toughest of all the state senate voted 25 to 6 to outlaw abortion at any point and under any circumstances including in the case of rape and incest the only exception will be if the mother's life is in danger the controversial bill will go to the state governor to be signed into law all. emotions were running high both outside the alabama legislature with pro-choice activists rallying against the bill and inside the state sena

mouse and alexander mcqueen in 2013 they founded their own label in paris called old up but we felt that we didn't really belong to the fashion industry because you wanted to approach. making clothes in a less consumeristic way like something that lasts longer. compared to. fast fashion. each style needs to suit the restaurant the looks are inspired by the architecture and design of each individual location. like here for the waiters and cooks about go make japanese restaurant in paris the designers match their garments to the interior decoration and worked closely with the owner and cook so she tanaka is color a concept couldn't do with just any old apron. gentile restaurant has like a great kind of home. and he wanted something in connection in connection to that and we we found his pen tone of graceful to elements of great plains were able to create this kind of like call of blog. i see kind of look just. very pleased with the results the outfits are unique and they're comfortable that's important because the waiters have to wear them all day long it was a saucy. fashion design f

put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i weren't a day downloading. activists have rallied in london brussels and paris to call for action on climate change and paris demonstrators poured fake blood on the steps of the troika dero a city landmark at the same time u.n. secretary general antonio. began a pacific region tour new zealand.

mind trained on its cost. to the heart of europe beats 400 kilometers east of paris in strasbourg on the border between france and germany. it's the heart of the old continent. and of the new one it's the official seat of the european parliament. but there are also other venues in the city that are talking politics. mark all wrong. protests against the president's reforms have been raging on the streets of france's big cities for months now. the neglected province against the rich capital's. the underprivileged against the elites. stanislaus north day and actor and the director of straw sports and national theatre decided to it. more the social tensions on stage. of course. in france there are no children of factory workers or of agricultural workers among the elite. there's a kind of sticking together and i think there's a form of blindness but it's also indicative of a more general problem in our western democracies. is all of society really represented by elites. this is a rehearsal for the edouard louis play who killed my father the writer adapted his book of the same name especi

many iconic buildings like this last para mid outside the louvre in paris his designs always showed a castle balance between the cutting edge and the conservative my colleague david leavitt's with. people who knew him say he was charming and unassuming but i am pay also had a strong will and a vision as clear as the pyramid he built in the courtyard of the new it was the french revolution that turned this palace into a museum but pays additions to the louvre was a revolution in itself the chinese born new york based architect left his mark from paris to hong kong and along the way pe picked up architecture's biggest prizes. in the mid ninety's pe came to berlin to add a new wing to the baroque german historical museum the museum's vice president was he could catch my eye worked with him on it for close to a decade at a time when glass and steel began taking over the city. what's different about this building is this is not i'm for it's not just a building of stone claassen stainless steel it's this is a sculpture it's good to see what i thought was lovely about working with him is t

. but it inventive compare it say to paris. america you know like new york or san francisco berlin still really a cheap place to live is still an affordable place to live even though the reds have got up skyline. even though the berlin has complained about his or all when you're used to living in a place that cost like eighty knocks which is i forty or less. and then your rent goes up saw like four hundred then you're going to complain exactly now gentrification is a dirty word for a struggling artist so let's see how the burnin boom in recent years has affected the. famous architect designing flashy new buildings and luxury lofts and condos sprouting up everywhere burton's fabled venue's a fast disappearing. culture is losing ground to capital its most prominent victim timeless piece of cultural center of the ninety's and early two thousand right in the heart of berlin. after a long battle tacklers finally closed in twenty twelve. workshops are being edged out all over ballin most recently here in paris are. over three hundred fifty studios disappear each year due to rising rents.

class param it outside the louvre in paris to his designs always showed a careful balance between the cussing edge and the conservative it's my colleague david leavitt's with. people who knew him say he was charming and unassuming but i am pay also had a strong will and a vision as clear as the pyramid he built in the courtyard of the roof it was the french revolution that turned this palace into a museum but pays additions to the louvre was a revolution in itself. the chinese born new york based architect left his mark from paris to hong kong and along the way pe picked up architecture's biggest prizes. in the mid ninety's pe came to berlin to add a new wing to the baroque german historical museum the museum's vice president will take a cut smile worked with him on it for close to a decade at a time when glass and steel began taking over the city. what's different about this building is this not i'm for it's not just a building of stone claassen stainless steel it is that this is a sculpture it's good to see what i thought was not be about working with him is that he cared about when

submission a 6 love 4661 victory the king of playing the king in paris ahead of the french open which starts on sunday. second to paris now where the eiffel tower has been closed to visitors a summons apparently trying to scale it so let's take a look at some live pictures of the towers media office says the unidentified individual tried to climb up the outside of the tower it's not clear how high he managed to get that was not the 1st time someone has attempted this fate in 2015 appreciation freerunning climbed the ladder without safety ropes and without permission. this is day doubly new still to come a google says it's complying with an order by donald trump stop supplying chinese handset maker huawei movements always no longer be able to offer google's android apps to buyers of its forms. and for the have a story or story for you in just a moment don't forget you can always gets a v.w. news on the go just download the app for the google player from an apple store if you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news an