s weekly movie magazine today we're going to take you back to the nineteen twenty s i made on berlin takes the german t.v. series to the next level it's the third semester for a below the belt school comedy and we reopen an old case murder on the orient express the remake. of the gross out school comedy me shakespeare i can't say the real name on air because it's far too rude has broken box office records twice before around fifteen million cinema goers have followed the antics of unconventional teacher. and the pupils he is supposed to be in charge of film even one finds beyond germany now the third and apparently final part is out. and his writers are back that's going to be trouble especially since seche has to get his little patch through final exams things are about to get serious. that's best the contest now i like to get. up to the top to. catch me if you show them this is not for mr. it's a kind of genius comes definitely of it yeah i love business acumen to just get to spend millions on stress you. mentioned the house and. into the decision much as i just needed to come to a

twenty s. in our city because we discovered it in new york and then invented if you will when the city plays the main character in the film. in the one nine hundred twenty s. berlin was at the forefront of a remarkable cultural shift famous for excess when the german people juggled extreme poverty and unemployment with a lust for life. dropping because on the whole there was an incredible explosion of creativity art and culture there was so much going on particularly in berlin hundreds of thousands of emigrants came to the city mostly from eastern europe and around the body they were really mixed bunch more welcomed in a city that pulse with the life of millions of people which used to us and where the tyrannies never got. on the streets police and communists back. lead out with a budget of forty million euro spread over sixteen episodes but anybody alone has already made history as the most expensive german t.v. production to date the series took five years to produce and principal photography

the view from spring all we can say is that we looked for the berlin of the one nine hundred twenty s. an hour sitting just because we discovered it in new york and then invented if you will when the city plays the main character in the film. in the one nine hundred twenty s. berlin was at the forefront of a remarkable cultural shift famous for excess on the german people juggled extreme poverty and unemployment with a lust for life. coping because on the whole there was an incredible explosion of creativity art and culture there was so much going on particularly in berlin hundreds of thousands of emigrants came to the city mostly from eastern europe and the british there were really mixed bunch more welcomed in a city that pulse with the life of millions of people which used to wasn't where the tyrannies never got. on the street police and communists back. well it out with a budget of forty million euro spread over sixteen episodes but anybody alone has already made history as the most expensive german t.v. production to date the series took five years to produce and principal photog

twenty s. in our city because we discovered it in new york and then invented if you will when the city plays the main character in the film. in the one nine hundred twenty s. berlin was at the forefront of a remarkable cultural shift famous for excess on the german people juggled extreme poverty and unemployment with a lust for life. coping because on the whole there was an incredible explosion of creativity art and culture there was so much going on particularly in berlin hundreds of thousands of emigrants came to the city mostly from eastern europe and on the body they were really mixed bunch more welcomed in a city that pulse with the life of millions of people which used to isn't where the tyrannies never got. on the streets police and communists back. well it out with a budget of forty million euro spread over sixteen episodes but anybody alone has already made history as the most expensive german t.v. production to date the series took five years to produce and principal photography laste

twenty s. in our city because we discovered it in new york and then invented if you will remember the city plays the main character in the film the struggle. in the one nine hundred twenty s. berlin was at the forefront of a remarkable cultural shift famous for excess on the german people juggled extreme poverty and unemployment with a lust for life. coping skills on the whole there was an incredible explosion of creativity art and culture there was so much going on with particularly in berlin hundreds of thousands of emigrants came to the city mostly from eastern europe and on the body they were really mixed bunch more welcomed in a city that pulse with the life of millions of people which used to us and where the tyrannies never got. on the streets police and communists back. well it out with a budget of forty million euro spread over sixteen episodes than anybody alone has already made history is the most expensive german t.v. production to date the series took five years to produce and prin

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s lie from berlin point of no return spain plunges deeper into its biggest political crisis in decades the country's top court suspends a cattle and parliamentary session to block separatists from unilaterally declaring independence also coming up. investigators reveal new details after the worst mass shooting and modern u.s. history they say the las vegas shooter likely intended to escape and may have had help with this plot. and this year's nobel prize in literature goes to groups who are sure judges praised the originality and emotional depth of the british author's work including his best known novel the remains of the day. so good to have you with us catalonia for independence has hit a deadlock spain's highest court now says it is banning a parliamentary session in catalonia set for monday catalan lawmakers who are expected to use the session to declare independence from spain madrid maintains that the region has no legal basis. that would allow it to break away but camelot officials say they still plan to apply the results of last sunday's disputed referendum claiming some ninet

s life from berlin spain's prime minister that once clarification from catalonia mario not only tells catalan leaders he needs to know if they did or did not declare in the pan and so he can decide what to do next this after the region's president puts a signed declaration on ice saying he wants to talk with madrid also coming up. in turkey court proceedings against german journalist michelle up to luke get underway she's being tried on terrorism related charges their supporters say are baseless where in istanbul. at least seventeen people are dead and more than one hundred fifty are missing as wildfires continue to ravage northern california those who returned home have found entire neighborhoods reduced to ashes. on little rock so glad to have you along. we want to begin in spain where the tense standoff between rigid and barcelona has intensified spain's prime minister has demanded clarification from cattle and leaders after they signed a declaration of independence last night only to then suspend it and ask for crisis talks with madrid well after an extraordinary cabinet meeting a

s i got someone who saw a russian found in a berlin canal. quit trying must've shined on the d.v.d. i did call them to see when it's not going fast charley is the love of his life. the main characters have more problems in the series than in my books he was in the first world war and is traumatized and challenger comes from an even humbler background but he's basically the type of woman who tries to use the new freedom of the republic to go on why. this was. the last though. he was. born. the last real life of that era is well captured. he has to. do. this if a person. charlie is a prostitute by night a typist by day. that it was a time of change especially for women who demanded their fair share in the society shaped by the weimar republic. it is a pretty sight and you know it's a minute just at us i think this is why as a woman you can identify with this era the women have a real mobilizing force it's a period of change women can drive cars and so on but it's still in the early stages does about allison and i'm feeling. this series has just celebrated its german premiere in berlin

s i got some on the sauce a russian found in a berlin canal. great trial must've shined on the d.v.d. i get called in to see the when it's not going fast charlie is the love of his life . the main characters have more problems in the series than in my books it was in the first world war and is traumatized and challenger comes from an even humbler background but is basically the type of woman who tries to use the new freedom of the republic to go on why. this was your big game. the last though. you were. born. the last real life of that era as well captured. yes there. was this fifty percent. so. charlie is a prostitute by night a typist by day. that it was a time of change especially for women who demanded their fair share in the society shaped by the via republic. know. it it's a pulitzer when you know it's a minute. at most i think this is why as a woman you can identify with this era on the women have a real mobilizing force it's a period of change women can drive cars and so on but it's still in the early stages but it does about allison an

a couple of 73's over towards berlin and wrightstown and down the shore 72 in ac many, 71 on the point in cape may. 74 in millville. rick a pleasant afternoon ahead. remember there are still some rip currents in the water down the shore. >> all right, david thank you again. >>> coming up later today on "action news" at 4 o'clock we'll continue our coverage of that mass shooting in las vegas. once again, 58 people killed, more than 500 injured in the shooting at a country music festival. we know that the suspected shooter is dead. and we've learned president trump plans to be in las vegas on wednesday. >>> and this reminder "action news" anchor jim gardner is on the way to las vegas to bring you live reports. jim's reports will begin tonight right here on "action news". >>> and that's going to do it for us. join us later today tore "action news" at for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i'm rick williams. have a nice afternoon. we'll see you right here later today. >> ♪ files, any might have that would provide a motive. his family said no. >> his brother seemed myself fieed also in

and thirty's and berlin. now the first of those novels has been adapted into a sixteen episode t.v. series and what a series it is. babylon berlin with a budget of forty million euros this berlin is a metropolis that's home to poverty drug abuse and crime a volcano waiting to erupt fascinating and modern the series paints an authentic and gripping portrait of the german capital in that era. cup and there was an incredible explosion of creativity art and culture it was so much going on especially in berlin. tundras have thousands of immigrants mainly from eastern europe arrived and were made to feel welcome in a city where millions of people filled the streets. and it's a crime writer who does amazing research and comes up with an incredibly vivid portrait of the era. where the beauty of it is never good. police and communists battle it out on the streets of berlin both the novel and the series are accurate down to the smallest detail. as precise as a history book and as exciting as a thriller straight out of hollywood. doesn't deal with a t.v. series and a novel or two very differen

and thirty's and berlin. now the first of those novels has been adapted into a sixteen episode t.v. series and what a series it is. babylon berlin with a budget of forty million euros this berlin is a metropolis that's home to poverty drug abuse and crime a volcano waiting to erupt fascinating and modern the series paints an authentic and gripping portrait of the german capital in that era. cup and there was an incredible explosion of creativity art and culture it was so much going on especially in berlin. hundreds of thousands of immigrants mainly from eastern europe arrived and were made to feel welcome in a city where millions of people filled the streets. with used. is a crime writer who does amazing research and comes up with an incredibly vivid portrait of the era. where the idea of is never good. police and communists battle it out on the streets of berlin both the novel and the series are accurate down to the smallest detail. as precise as a history book and as exciting as a thriller straight out of hollywood. doesn't deal with the t.v. series and the novel are two very diff

co-host s. weston's or in berlin is germany's most famous department store. if you're looking for luxury you've come to the right place. it was founded one hundred ten years ago by i don't hear on doff the son of a jewish cattle trader from southern germany. in the early twentieth century berlin is commercial hub was its city center but yond awful been his department store in the prosperous district there from rotten books and independent down just west of berlin. i get to say he's an adult famously said i decide whether a location is good or not as he insisted that his store would sell such fabulous where's the customers would come wherever it was. his confidence was not misplaced . with his wife and child he moved into a nineteen room apartment in the world to do tear gotten district his department store has survived germany's turbulent twentieth century history from the german empire into the weimar republic to the third reich and the second world war. but apartment stores which donors seven times. today it belongs to an italian chain which is in turn part

s live from berlin palestinians are pretentiously a step closer to reconciliation after a decade long split between bitter rivals i'm awesome fetzer say they've reached an agreement on key points during talks in cairo while we're in jerusalem for the later.

of visited me at my studio in berlin in the one nine hundred eighty s. before i was so pleased because he was this great photographer for whom i had the highest respect he came in and i knew that the stars and the secret police were standing outside because they don't let a western reporter for stone magazine out of their sight for a minute. i wanted to buy pictures but i couldn't sell them to him to stand up for what they wanted pictures in which east germany didn't look so great so i had to throw the car out and he didn't know why and i couldn't tell him he phoned me up to hold me. to do what you were permitted you travel during the communist era and this picture was taken on a trip to vietnam what's the story behind it that's been its mission plights might not be i've traveled to vietnam thirteen times when i was there and more time to to photograph the war the victims not the fighting but the victims to show what war desta people. i was in a park and saw people doing exercises lying there and learning to shoot pretty girls shooting those were the kin

visited me at my studio in berlin in the one nine hundred eighty s. . i was so pleased because he was this great photographer for whom i had the highest respect he came in and i knew that the stasi the secret police were standing outside because they don't let a western reporter for stone magazine out of their sight for a minute. i wanted to buy pictures but i couldn't sell them to him to stand up they wanted pictures in which east germany didn't look so great so i had to throw the car out and he didn't know why and i couldn't tell him. we were permitted to travel during the communist era and this picture was taken on a trip to vietnam what's the story. behind it is heating up that's been its mission plights and might not be i've traveled to vietnam thirteen times when i was there and more time to have to photograph the war the victims not the fighting but the victims to show what war desta people see if i was in a park and saw people doing exercises lying there and learning to shoot pretty girls shooting those were the kinds of photos that thrilled me

visited me at my studio in berlin in the one nine hundred eighty s. . i was so pleased because he was this great photographer. from whom i had the highest respect he came in and i knew that the stars and the secret police were standing outside because they don't let a western reporter for stone magazine out of their sight for a minute. i wanted to buy pictures but i couldn't sell them to him to stand up for what they wanted pictures in which east germany didn't look so great so i had to throw her out and he didn't know why and i couldn't tell him he phoned me up to hold me should she do what you were permitted to travel during the communist era and this picture was taken on a trip to vietnam what's the story behind it that's been its mission plights might not be a bad travel to vietnam thirteen times i was there and more time to photograph the war the victims not the fighting but the victims to show what war destinee people. i was in a park and saw people doing exercises lying there and learning to shoot pretty girls shooting those were the kinds of pho

busy every weekend on d w s. this is d.w. news live from berlin is spain reaching the point of no return as it plunges deeper into its biggest political crisis in decades the country's top court has banned the council on parliamentary session in a bid to block separatists from declaring independence we'll go live to bosler now for more. also on this program in the u.s. the powerful gun lobby calls for more regulation days after the worst mass shooting in the country's modern history the national rifle association saying devices used to make guns fire faster should face great to scrutiny. and this year's nobel prize in literature goes to british writer because to ishiguro judges praising the originality and emotional depth of his work which includes the well known novel the remains of the day. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring eight good to have you with us catalonia is bid for independence has hit something of a road block spain's highest court banning a parliamentary session in catalonia that had been scheduled

busy every weekend on d w s. this is the news live from berlin a showdown in spain as the autonomous catalonia region holds a band independence vote police forcefully remove people from polling stations and fire rubber bullets as they try to shut down the ballot catalan authorities say dozens have been injured we'll go live to barcelona for the latest. and tragedy strikes at a football game in france a stadium barrier collapses during go celebrations leaving several fans severely injured. welcome to the program we begin in spain where police are trying or rather where the government is trying to prevent a band independence referendum in the autonomous catalonia region police are fired rubber bullets of protesters who were trying to stop offices from leaving a voting center with confiscated ballot boxes cattle and officials say thirty eight people are being treated for mostly minor injuries after scuffles at a number of polling stations catalonia is regional leader has condemned the spanish police crackdown on peo

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from this book or visited me at my studio in berlin in the one nine hundred eighty s. . i was so pleased because he was this great photographer for whom i had the highest respect he came in and i knew that the stars and the secret police were standing outside because they don't let a western reporter for stone magazine out of their sight for a minute. i wanted to buy pictures but i couldn't sell them to him to stand up for what they wanted pictures in which east germany didn't look so great so i had to throw the car out and he didn't know why and i couldn't tell him he phoned me up to home. to do what you were permitted to travel during the communist era and this picture was taken on a trip to vietnam what's the story behind it that's been its mission plights might not be i've traveled to vietnam thirteen times i was there and more time to photograph the war the victims not the fighting but the victims to show what war destinee people. i was in a park and saw people doing exercises lying there and learning to shoot pretty girls shooting those were the kinds of photos tha

s here in berlin. everyone is of the pitches that i'm see i'm looking at some live pictures there they are looking quite relaxed but what else is on the agenda for the opening session and thomas because the next election is likely to be a little more controversial isn't it yes exactly obviously the election of our country is one of the most important ones but they will also be electing the vice presidents of the german parliament and there is where you could have the first big controversy of this new start because the a.f.d. have nominated a candidate albert but the other parties are not in favor of becoming a vice president of the german parliament so it will be certainly interesting to see whether right here where we're standing he gets the necessary majority sorry again he gets the necessary majority to become a vice president of the german parliament right at almost thought thank you very much i'm going to let you get out of the hustle and bustle with all the people pushing and shoving you're done

news live from berlin the first indictments in the f.b.i.'s russia investigation donald trump's former campaign chief simply did not guilty to conspiring against the u.s. while another top aide admits to lying to the f.b.i. so was there collusion between teams wrong and the russians also on the show looking for a legal advice in brussels a belgian lawyer confirms that he's taken on catalonia as a sax president as a client and this as a spanish prosecutors filed charges of rebellion against cattle on leaders and reelected but at what cost kenya's president kenyatta wins ninety eight percent in a repeat vote he says his victory is the will of the people despite opposition boycotts and widespread protests. by bring off it's good to have you with us we start tonight in the u.s. capital washington d. . donald trump's former campaign chief paul man of ford and his associate rick gates are now under house arrest following their indictment in the f.b.i.'s russia investigation both women pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and money laundering

like berlin based artist me meet s. the former street artist now works digitally in a studio but it's still clear where her roots are and is a fantasist to me. it's an honor for me to be represented here to be here as an illustrator and a digital artist or digital painter with a relatively new medium that isn't so widely accepted and only recently found a degree of recognition when i fought for ten years for this so the feeling is indescribable. with its framed canvases and orderly structure the current exhibition seems like ones found in conventional museums however the buildings architectural design will provide plenty of space for experimental shows in the future because of the building is flexible enough for us to paint entire walls that are twenty meters high we can paint the facade or remove it and add new elements to it into the house that's the inaugural exhibition runs until next summer then the exhibits will make way for new works of street art but no fear rather than being destroyed the outgoing pieces will b

news live from berlin more news at the top of the. w.'s program guide to the highlights. the whole. dot com highlights. take a trip to a world of boundless ambition. meet young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges. join flitch of debts not german entrepreneur award winner two thousand and fifteen as he travels through asia looking for the next big business idea. pick a troubling you really are passionate about because you're going to stick to this for a long time and it's something you don't really like then it's hard to keep on pressing our ten part series founder sally starting october twenty third on d w. to some it's democracy to others it's illegal separatism and spain's autonomous region of catalonia a controversial independence referendum has created a major political cry. yes. in barcelona regional ministers and members of parliament are but then again are fighting for economy is independence. but there's ambitions and not shared across the region many want to remain in spain. cassilis bid for independence has left the region and spain deeply divided. in the eye o

like berlin based artist me meet s. the former street artist now works digitally in a studio but it's still clear where her roots are and it is a fantasist to me. it's an honor for me to be represented here to be here as an illustrator and a digital artist or digital painter with a relatively new medium that isn't so widely accepted and only recently found a degree of recognition when i fought for ten years for this so the feeling is indescribable. with its framed canvases and orderly structure the current exhibition seems like ones found in conventional museums however the buildings architectural design will provide plenty of space for experimental shows in the future. tell us about the building is flexible enough for us to paint entire walls that are twenty meters high we can paint the facade or remove it and add new elements to it into the house that's the inaugural exhibition runs until next summer then the exhibits will make way for new works of street art but no fear rather than being destroyed the outgoing pieces

like berlin based artist me meet s. the former street artist now works digitally in a studio but it's still clear where her roots are and it is a fantasist to me. it's an honor for me to be represented here to be here as an illustrator and a digital artist or digital painter with a relatively new medium that isn't so widely accepted and only recently found a degree of recognition when i fought for ten years for this so the feeling is indescribable. with its framed canvases and orderly structure the current exhibition seems like ones found in conventional museums however the buildings architectural design will provide plenty of space for experimental shows in the future. halls of. the building is flexible enough for us to paint entire walls that are twenty meters high we can paint the facade or remove it and add new elements to it into the house that's the inaugural exhibition runs until next summer then the exhibits will make way for new works of street art but no fear rather than being destroyed the outgoing pieces wil

like berlin based artist me meet s. the former street artist now works digitally in a studio but it's still clear where her roots are and it is a fantasist to me. it's an honor for me to be represented here to be here as an illustrator and a digital artist or digital painter with a relatively new medium that isn't so widely accepted and only recently found a degree of recognition when i fought for ten years for this so the feeling is indescribable. with its framed canvases and orderly structure the current exhibition seems like ones found in conventional museums however the buildings architectural design will provide plenty of space for experimental shows in the future. the building is flexible enough for us to paint entire walls that are twenty meters high we can paint the facade or remove it and add new elements to it . that the inaugural exhibition runs until next summer then the exhibits will make way for new works of street art but no fear rather than being destroyed the outgoing pieces will be stored for posterity

it's part of this year's nine hundred fifty s. focus of the show cars from film and museum pieces are on display over twenty five thousand people are expected to visit the fair which runs until sunday. and that wraps up our show for the latest business news simply follow us on social media for now thanks for watching and see you tomorrow. with. many stories make the team so special.

as eat every weekend on d w s. this is deja vu news live from berlin the german parliament is holding its first sessions and selections last month it is the biggest and the most right wing in post-war history the new lawmakers include the far right alternative for germany it has promised to shake up the bonus stock we'll talk to our political correspondent about what we can expect also coming up. chinese president xi jinping makes his move and communist party delegates back his vision for the future will the she era be the one china becomes a global superpower. after the deadliest bomb attack in somalia's history a generation that's grown up with civil wars saying enough is enough they're organizing to demand peace. last russian tsar pursues from didn't love putting his throne at risk the film matilda the pixar nicholas the second's affair with a ballerina we'll tell you why there are fears that this movie could spark a violent reaction. and rinaldo adds yet another trophy to his collection he's been named the thug

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today study on germany s m a's coincides with coalition talks of building a new government in berlin these businesses want to shore up their future let's talk about that with york sona chief economist of the k f w banking group standing by for us in frankfurt thanks for coming on the show what do these firms have to fear do you think. well there actually really going through a period of strength. turnover growth is at the record high in the us in the sector is the largest employer in the german economy particularly the services industries which helps further develop our as amy sector into new areas of business when you think of digitalisation for example in this will of course be one of the demands on the german industry to get ready for the digitalisation that is going on everywhere we also need a higher level of investment in some of areas of the semi sector particularly the manufacturing sector where we see that the number of firms that are investing in future technologies is not as high as we would like it to be ok so when basement has been slowed from the as a means what about t

s members celebrated their triumph at a party in berlin on sunday. a.f.p. thirteen percent. had likes to replay this scene on his computer. is an a.s.d. functionary in essen a one time s.p.d. member he felt the party wasn't addressing his concerns anymore they wouldn't allow him to express doubts about the country's refugee policy he says he's no racist after all he's been teaching immigrants children for years but he also understands some a.f.d. members demands that the country finally put its nazi past to bed. a much more i've got the feeling that society and nurtures a kind of pry into now guilt every time a german shows a budding patriotism take it out of big swastika and bring it over his head and then television news reports discord in the f.t.'s parliamentary party one day after the election how cell is bewildered and suddenly he's no longer certain that his party will exist four years from now the war that's a major rumble really major. s.p.d. man shot couldn't care less about the a.f.d. is internal squabbles he wants voters in his constituency to regain their faith

it is part of the 1950's focus of the show. of course, that is not all. cars from film and museum pieces are on show across the 11 halls. over 25,000 people are expected to visit the fair, which runs until sunday. not to sound too alarming, but only 80 days until christmas. time to start considering the shopping options. we will bring in our official expert from new york, the u.s. retailers issuing projections for the holiday time, what do you expect and what are you going to buy? jans: we have plenty of time. we have -- we have halloween, then thanksgiving, the christmas will arrive. but expectations are high for the retailers. they are projecting sales will increase around 3.6%-4%, higher than 3.5% we have seen on average over the past five years. the unemployment situation in the u.s. looking pretty good, meaning there are plenty of good times around, and the stock market is doing well and it could mean higher sales for the retailers in the united states. obviously, they might employ fewer temporary workers, and the trend will continue that people will

news live from berlin. the first documents in the f.b.i.'s russia investigation. donald trump's former campaign chiefs plead not guilty to conspiring against the u.s. while another top aide admits to lying to the f.b.i. so was there collusion between team trump and moscow? also on the show, looking for legal advice in brussels, a belgian lawyer confirms that he has taken on cat lona's sacked president as a client, this has sannish prosecutors file charges of rebellion against catalan leaders and re-elected but at what cost, kenya's president ken yatta wins 98% in a repeat poll, he says his victory is from the people despite boycott and protests. it's good to have you with us. we begin tonight in the u.s. capitol of washington. donald trump's former campaign chief paul manafort and his associate rick gates are under house arrest after indictment in the russia investigation. both men pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and money laundering today. it was also revealed today that another former trump visor, george papandreou has pled guilty about lying to agen

chip stock index tumbles as tensions between catalonia and madrid s collects. welcome to date of your business i want to get jones in berlin the european commission is coming down hard on a u.s. tech companies on wednesday it launched a fresh crackdown over taxes paid by apple and amazon the commission said that generous tax breaks give the companies and legal advantage. patience has run out of the european commission taking to the podium that you competition commission announced that brussels had island in its sights taking the country's government to the european court of justice for its failure to collect taxes from us giant apple than a year ago the commission adopted the decision. requiring ireland to recover up to thirteen billion euros in illegal from apple however ireland has still not recovered any money not even in part apple is currently appealing the case it argues that the revenues in question a subject to u.s. tax rules instead meanwhile luxemburg was also singled out by the commission on wednesday ruling that it has granted online shopping giant

this is d w news live from berlin the first indictments in the f.b.i.'s russia investigation donald trump's former campaign chiefs pleaded not guilty to conspiring against the u.s. while another top aide admits to lying to the f.b.i. so was there collusion between team truong and moscow also on the show looking for legal advice in brussels a belgian lawyer confirms that he has taken on catalonia as a sacked of president as a client this as a spanish prosecutors filed charges of rebellion against cattle on leaders and reelected but at what cost kenya's president kenyatta wins ninety percent in a repeat poll he says his victory is the will of the people despite an opposition boycott and widespread protests. i'm bring coffee it's good to have you with us we begin tonight in the u.s. capital why. washington donald trump's former campaign chief paul man of ford and his associate rick gates are now under house arrest following their indictment in the f.b.i. is russia investigation now both men pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and money laundering to

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. -- for more,s benedict campbell joins us in berlin. arbus walked away from similar deal years ago. what has changed now? last put the question in night. they sprung this deal on us overnight. tom wants to speak to you, and his response was, a couple of years ago, the c-series wasn't where it was now, wasn't certified, wasn't flying. , rampingr own issues up production on the 350, a couple of other programs so the timing then didn't seem right. now it does. you also need to remember the bomber story is not a good one. they have had an issue on the train side. they were probably waiting long enough for the pain to build up so they could walk away with a steel. much of this is about not letting the chinese get it? if they were to put this in their reduction, how would it change the duopoly story? that is always the big fear, lurking around the airshows. benedikt: that is absolutely right. they have just started flying its playing, it is a real plane, not a paper plane. there was the concern there is technology here owned by bombardier tha

about to land right here and the german capital for its beginnings in the one nine hundred seventy s. they're pulling her to become germany's second biggest airline in recent years though the company has been plagued by one crisis after another in august air berlin declared bankruptcy and earlier this month a german flag ship carrying the tons of bought most of its planes of tons also expect to take on more than a third of the airline staff. if you are scared of sharks you might want to look away because we're about to show you some up close to images of the most formidable all of them all the great white this footage captured by scientists in new zealand shows a four metre long shower playing with surveying equipment on the ocean floor now if you're wondering why that shark is so interested in the camera that's because it's filled with tuna researchers say the shark was probably migrating to the tropics when it stopped for us. and that state of the news more at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always find the latest information around the clock on our web site that's g.w.

prospects for returning s d w made for mine. this is news live from berlin german chancellor angela merkel moves a step closer to forming a new government party sources say her christian democrats have reached agreement with have a very narrow lives on migration.

s coming to you live from berlin i'm under thought she must pleasure to have your company our top stories the u.s. backed syrian forces have retaken a city i asked extremists had considered the de facto capital looking military to see an operation is underway to clear out dozens of i guess fighters who refused to surrender. and is rocky forces are celebrating their capture of the northern city of kirkuk from the kurds but as thousands of civilians fee both the un and the u.s. have expressed fears the tensions between the two sides could escalate into conflict. do not in nations is release new aerial footage showing streams of flooding going muslims making their way to bangladesh more still on foot and not carrying their belongings the un refugee agency says more than five thousand refugees have fled persecution in myanmar in the last five weeks they've called the crackdown ethnic cleansing in a moment we'll hear from a journalist in myanmar but first this report. the humanitarian crisis unfolds thousands of russian german islams fleeing persecution trying to get to bangladesh by whatever

for all american to form a new government coalition talks about that started just last week here in berlin so what can we expect though in the bundestag today well first of all we're talking about the biggest parliament ever in germany a number of lawmakers rising to seven hundred nine s. because of the country's electoral system now that makes it more than ten percent bigger than the last parliament now the other major difference is the number of parliamentary groups last time there were just for this time around there are six