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fishing around on an island just off the coast of athens. stadio slava darrius runs the boat with his father he's the thought generation of his family to make his living on the water. today he's taken his friend your horse have passed along for company and honestly. we cut a lot of people on this see the job was fishing or on this day i know nobody at my age or a little bit more to get it they don't stay as not very good because we have islands that a lot of tourists come to see our islands and what in 10 years nobody would be on the fishing what they when they come to see. stereos hopes tourism will save his family's business around $30000.00 small fishermen like him are fighting for survival in the face of declining stocks and hard economic times his friend your goals once the new government to deliver change quickly after years of tax increases and cuts in public spending. i think that the tax payments. are not fair with us it's more fair to the rich people than to to meet that or to the lower class people. i'm expecting this house well f

is the mood in athens today subdued and is it because of that i mean this attack is quote it a painful era. that is quite interesting here christine really and i'm standing here outside the parliament and when the 1st polls came out when the preliminary results came out there was silence here there is no euphoria there is no cheering there is not almost hardly any reactions hardly any people out on the streets at least here in the center of town and that was very different when alexis tsipras won the elections some 4 years ago none of none of the excitement is here it is really that a political experiment that of the far left that's come to an end tonight in greece all right that's all gail reporting in athens thank you. the 2019 women's ball cap has ended in france and the united states have successfully defended a title off of beating the netherlands to nil make it repeat 0 and roosevelts call it a u.s. goals in the 2nd hof it's the 4th time the u.s. have won the tournament. behind the familiar structure on the flag and the growing only familiar stars in the line up the americans liv

if lower taxes reduce government revenue athens could see its deathbird rise and that's something brussels doesn't want. economists betting on fish that joins us now and does greece now have the leeway to spend a little to spend more to gain less from texas yes i think they do they have. a more solid economy now than they had 4 years ago unemployment is coming down slowly which means expenditures for social transfers are decreasing so there is more leeway now and i can imagine that decreasing texas in the middle bit could actually help the upswing of the greek economy to gain traction to to salt in to become more solid so just for background the steady program was a success i'm not sure the austerity program itself was a success but because in the beginning it has been overdone definitely there has been too much pressure on greece greek policy makers to reduce to reduce expenditures to cetera but this has been understood i would say as of 20122000. 13 and then the pressure has been decreased and by now we see the positive outcome of also the as 13 measures and the threat for the structural

felix taxes and more jobs but can you bring me bring back the days ordinary critics will go live to athens. and the united states all the women's football cup champions they face the netherlands to know in the final in frogs to lift the trophy for a 4th time to. play . hello i'm christine to the program. the opposition conservative party has won greece's general election new democracy they had by talkies took 40 percent of the votes that's according to official results with more than half of the ballots counted governing the left wing syriza party cost $31.00 and a half percent bringing its full you know role in athens to an end the election was called 3 months after the next suffered heavy losses in may's european elections observers say versus have punished the government for growing poverty and he is of rising unemployment. all right and for more on that we're joined by a harness on didn't see is in f. is good to see you gail so the incoming prime minister. has he spoken to people his address to the television suppose he's also spoken at the party's headquarters what he said. i want to

much as they have for us in athens on the greek elections. sports news now the final of copa america takes place later on sunday between whole spreads ill and pro the brazilians are favored to take the title although peru could surprise again brazil average the final without a mom who's sitting out the total months because of injury. into rachel rio de janeiro brian peru trained one last time preparing to end the copa america drought it's hard for most trying to see anything other than the sand the boys saluting in the final but even on hunting if the brazilian stands a weary with it is the final and they deserve to be in the final they eliminated teams that are theoretically stronger than our opponents we beat parkway in argentina but they eliminated europe way and chile so we need to have a lot of respect for this one and his bit with. the previous meeting between the 2 was lost so i added up the home saw this machine one key ingredient enjoy name of poisonous. clearly if neymar were here it would be better for us and we will have a player

in athens there thank you. go to sports now in football although messi has accused cop i'm really can organizers of being corrupt after his argentina side beat chile 21 to claim 1st place at the tournament this incident between messi and chilean captain captain gary made del just before half time resulted in a red card for both players that despite messi appearing to be the innocent party afterwards the barcelona star claim to americana was fixed in favor of hos brazil and could now face a ban for his comments. to cycling and doug schreiber mike tyson has kept hold of his lead and the yellow jersey at the tour de force that's after his jungle bismuth team one sunday is time trial which was stage 2 of the tour jumble with bismarck covered a course 20 seconds faster than their nearest challengers in years headed by defending champion grain thomas. and here's a reminder off the top stories we're following for you exit polls in greece actions show the opposition conservative new democracy party led by korea. is lik

if lower taxes reduce government revenue athens could see its deathbird rise and that's something brussels doesn't want. it so to our financial correspondent about this in frankfurt it's only how the financial markets reacting to this new government. well the government does being received favorably already when there was a change in government being signaled for example by the european parliament election the athens stock index went further up since the beginning of the here hold on to your hat it's gone up by 40 percent that's about double what the dax did in a very favorable economic environment here in germany in the center of europe and much more than the dow and when you look at the debt side greek debt 10 year debt there the yield dropped to an all time low at just over 2 percent in an all time low in bonds is good news because that means that the demand is high so the financial markets are giving it an ok but economists warn one from the come out spunk for example that it doesn't seem likely with the economic foundation there the financial foundation that the greek government will

series of 31.6 percent bringing its full you know role in athens to an end now observe a save which is half punish the outgoing government for growing and gives off rising unemployment i asked correspondent gail matches in athens what the new prime minister's main message is to the greek people. are meant to talk as was rather careful not to make too many of promises of course he is happy his party's extremely happy that they came back to power but he also spoke of the mistakes that will be made preparing people that it will not be all roses from from tomorrow on roads and that the hard road is to come it was also quite interesting that he addressed the dramatic brain drain that agrees and suffered in the cup bollocks couple of years and ever since the crisis asking people to come back to reason to support the change that is about to come all right gail i mean it's attack is this he comes from a political dynasty what how was he so successful in beating the lift. well of course he addressed the groups that have not brought it it's from the politics of alexa c. process and that was in p

let's bring in our panel in athens via skype demetrius he's a political advisor to their syriza party in london vicky pryce she is a chief economic advisor at the center for economics and business research and also in athens a european affairs analyst yes simitis welcome to you all i'd like to begin with demetrius repeated. your party said or did rather what it said it wasn't going to do and now it's going to be punished and the the general election is that right. well it seems that. on from so far what we have from the polls is that our new democracy is ahead on the poll should seems that it's a bit of it a difficult fight political struggle for syriza. it's soon to be to have some final results but it seems that the situation is is difficult for for the party and it follows the the defeat we had 6. 3 weeks ago when the european union elections so what's happening here is that you have a electorates that's unhappy with the policies that your government put in place policies that you said you were never going to do and then you did. so what's the next or what what happens next verse o

government for growing poverty and he is of rising unemployment i asked correspondent gail matches in athens what the new prime minister's main message is to the greek people. how much a target was rather careful not to make sure many of promises of course he is happy his party's extremely happy that they came back to power but he also spoke of mistakes that will be made preparing people that it will not be all roses from from tomorrow on roads and that the hard road is to come it was also quite interesting that he addressed the dramatic brain drain that agrees and suffered in the policy couple of years and ever since the crisis asking people to come back to greece and to support the change that is about to come all right gail i mean it's attack is this he comes from a political dynasty what how was he so successful in getting the lift. well of course he addressed the groups that have not brought that it's from the politics of alexis see process and that was in particular the middle class he is about to cops a real estate tax by 30 percent something many people were angry about he will also

we are in athens. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: that was just some of the leaders and chief executives we spoke to at the aix-en-provence summit with christine lagarde's nomination to lead the ecb. it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am manus cranny in dubai. nejra: i am nejra cehic in london. let's go to bloomberg first word news with annabelle droulers in hong kong. annabelle. annabelle: thanks. deutsche bank has announced a sweeping turnaround plan. it will see the biggest bank radically shrink and reshape its global operations. among the most dramatic of the changes is the land exit. the plan will see it cut 18,000 jobs. the restructuring is set to cost 7.5 billion euros through 2022. >> corporate banking will be the greatest growth driver as we see it going forward. especially in today's interest rate environment. that may change in the future as interest rates change, but for see great growth opportunities that have existed for several years and we had perhaps not been able to participate. anna

promising fewer taxes and more jobs but can he really brings better days for ordinary creaks we go live to athens also coming up germany's dortch of bonds thomas implemented want the most radical restructuring plans in its history it involves the new direction for the lender and the axing of housing jobs worldwide. and it was a story that riveted the world's attention troll boy stuck in a kid in thailand. it was terrifying to think of all that maybe you're going to be darting around and learn things are going to talk with that noise determine up to the opposition forces. we speak to one of the diverse who can see them plus. in sports the video assistant referee is a friend to the usa once again the women's world cup but the americans proved their standing as the best team in the world by beating the netherlands brazil from our correspondent. father and welcome i'm good to be with you. greece's opposition indicating meets attack is one a landslide victory in the country snap election his center right new democracy party is on track for an outright majority left wing prime minister alexis tsipras h

let's bring in our panel in athens via skype demetrius he's a political advisor to their syriza party in london vicky pryce she is a chief economic advisor at the center for economics and business research and also in athens a european affairs analyst yes simitis welcome to you all i'd like to begin with demetrius repeated. your party said or did rather what it said it wasn't going to do and now it's going to be punished and the the general election is that right. well it seems that. on from so far what we have from the polls is that new democracy is ahead on the poll should seems that it's a bit of a difficult fight political struggle for syriza. it's soon to be to have some final results but it seems that the situation is is difficult for for the party and it follows the the defeat we had 6. 3 weeks ago when the european union elections so what's happening here is that you have a electorates that's unhappy with the policies that your government put in place policies that you said you were never going to do and then you did. so what's the next or what what happens next verse or it's

athens -- a look at guy: let's take a look at athens -- i'm unsure if we are going to athens or london. i have answered that question. now i'm being told maria is good so let's go to athens because it sets it up better. let's try to do this sequentially. .aria tadeo in athens what me through the challenges the new prime minister will face. maria: there is many challenges now. spoke to him yesterday after he won the election with a big majority and he will tell you i want to grow this economy aggressively. he talks about 4% annual gdp growth, double the current rate. he wants to cut red tape and attract foreign money and/taxes corporations -- taxes for corporations and households. to do that he needs fiscal leeway, and the only way he can do that is by convincing creditors they need to lower the surplus target, which is currently down to 3.5% of gdp. he is saying he can make a case for reforms, but essentially -- he says if the country grows the tax cuts will pay for themselves. it is not clear if the new commission and commissioners in brussels will agree to any of this. it is hoping h

in athens the greeks go to the polls for the 3rd time in as many months what's the mood like today. i agree people have been streaming to the sprawling station here in the back of us in the center of athens since the very early morning and the mood is rather differentiated it's not as if this surge of hoop is going now through the country because all the polls say that there is going to be a change of government in the lead for the near democratic year of the conservative party is supposed to be between 10 maybe even 12 percent so the high people know what they have suffered through the last years and they really do not buy into empty promises anymore and we talk to some of them let's hear what they had to say i hope that the greeks will vote for the future there but their life. i think that they will participate a lot of people because these things would have been there and lections i think there's going to be a big change today. sensorites european interests were coming back i think oh i have no hopes i don't think much will change as we mentioned earlier this is the 1st national

reporting on the greek elections from athens thank you. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world iran has warned that it will begin and rich in uranium beyond the limits set by the 2050 nuclear deal with. the move has brought international condemnation french president has called the decision a violation of the nuclear deal that the u.s. has already sold out of fear agreement. authorities in indonesia have issued a tsunami warning after a listening post registered a strong earthquake observers say the $7.00 magnitude quake struck the sea to the north of the country so far there are no reports of casualties authorities are warning residents though to remain vigilant. a german rescue ship in the mediterranean with a $65.00 migrants on board has been granted docking access in malta more than half of those rescued us said to be minus the ship was temporarily stuck at sea after italy refused to let it dock on the island of lampedusa. dodge a bank is cutting $18000.00 jobs in a multi-billion dollar restructuring germany'

is 4 years in power but all the change at the top ranks of days for generic greeks will go live to athens. and troubled deutsche bank is cutting $18000.00 jobs germany's biggest game that is counting on a dramatic lease truck sharing to stamp huge losses will get the lowdown business correspondent. hello i'm christine one to welcome to the program the 29000 women's world cup has ended in france and the united states have successfully defended their title off to beating the netherlands 2 nil megan rapinoe and roosevelt's goal to the u.s. goals in the 2nd hof it's the 4th time the u.s. have won the tournament. the hard to for movies structure on the flag of the growing only familiar stars in the line up the americans lived up to the hype of heavy favoritism. to paper the dutch gold i with macon rypien though often the provider. denied by the brilliance of shoddy van veen and. the 29 year old's hands kept it in before half time as the teams were level with the bike it wasn't until the alamar before the hand of the video assistant referee would finally break the orange resistance a penalty aw

obvious government as has been covering those elections in greece and he joins me now from athens oh well can joerg huge changes in the political landscape in greece how does this shift the political center we receive in the greek capital. i'm rich i was out here in the on the in the park right in front of the house of parliament here in greece and you could see none of the excitement during the election night the excitement you saw some 4 years ago when i'd like to see press took power here in greece and the reason for that is really resignation on the part of the citizens they've lived through some of the top us for years that greece has seen in recent history they had high expectations for the government and they were the those expectations were not met and so it's that that is the main reason for the change and look the talk is who's the new incoming prime minister's new drama says he's talking much more jobs cutting down taxes but how much leverage does he really have to do things differently. well you name it he made big promises and that is exactly the challenge that he faces

this charity shop in the center of athens has more and more pensioners as customers under the city's a government they have had their benefits cut twice despite it promising it wouldn't follow the austerity policies of previous administrations after 49 years of work and that is going to received a pension of $1600.00 a month that is now down by a quarter but when you're familiar. i used to buy a newspaper i stopped that i used to go out for coffee with friends i stopped it i used to buy a packet of cigarettes a week i cut that now i just sit locked in my home pensioners one of the most hard hit constituencies of the greek crisis and they helped elect cities in january 2015 to endorse geraghty in july that year in a referendum 62 percent of greeks voted against further austerity instead cities are capitulated to greece's 3rd emergency loans and partial spending cuts we about turn was unpopular but it balanced the budget and kept greece in the euro zone there are many people who vote that series are in because syria see it as it had been promising there will. be a mystic. achievement o

let's bring in our panel in athens via skype demetrius he's a political advisor to their syriza party in london vicky pryce she is a chief economic advisor at the center for economics and business research and also in athens a european affairs analyst yes simitis welcome to you all i'd like to begin with demetrius repeated. your party said or did rather what it said it wasn't going to do and now it's going to be punished and the the general election is that right. well it seems that. on from so far what we have from the polls is that new democracy is ahead on the poll should seems that it's a bit of a difficult fight political struggle for syriza. it's soon to be to have some final results but it seems that the situation is is difficult for for the party and it follows the the defeat we had 6. 3 weeks ago when the european union elections so what's happening here is that you have a electorates that's unhappy with the policies that your government put in place policies that you said you were never going to do and then you did. so what's the next or what what happens next verse or it's

reporting on the greek elections from athens thank you. and i've had some of the other stories making news around the world iran has warned that it will begin and rich in uranium beyond the limits set by the 2015 the nuclear deal with well the agreement aims to iran's nuclear ambitions the u.s. pulled out last year prompting diplomatic efforts to salvage the deal. a german rescue ship with 65 miles. zone board has been allowed to dock in malta more than half of those rescued are said to be minus the ship been stuck at sea after italy refused to let it dock on the island of lampedusa. is cutting $18000.00 jobs one in 5 of its total workforce and scrapping its global stocks business germany's biggest lender announced a radical $7400000000.00 euro budget will slash. 274000 over 3 years it's also scaling back its investment banking operations and shift billions of euros of risky assets into a new bad bank. for more on this. business correspondent. cliff is the big push the big breakout move to get out of the doldrums i think it is today in fra

and for more on that we're joined now by our correspondent barbara vessel in athens barbara the greeks go to the polls for the 3rd time in as many months what's the mood like today. a greek people have been streaming to this polling station here in the back of us in the center of athens since the very early morning and the mood is rather differentiated it's not as if this surge of loop is going now to the country because all the polls say that there is going to be a change of government on the lead for the new democrat t at the conservative party is supposed to be between 10 maybe even 12 percent so really the right the high people know what they have suffered through the last years and they really do not buy into empty promises anymore and we talk to some of them let's hear what they have to say i hope that the greeks will vote for the future the budget alive. i think that they will participate a lot of people to these. elections i think there's going to be a big change to the. center right european interests were coming back i think oh i have no hopes i don't think much will change.

just in athens thank you very much. let me bring you up to some of the stories making news around the a group of 65 refugees rescued by a german charity ship landed in malta on sunday night italy and more had refused to let the ship docked but after the e.u. member countries agreed to take in refugees morty's authorities transferred them to a neighbor ship and took them to the port off. at least 29 people have been killed in a bus crash in northern india 18 others were taken to hospital the bus crashed into a railing and friend into a green area on the extra near the city of. investigators suspect the driver had fallen asleep at the way. it is really a self declared president though has said the country's opposition and government will resume talks in barbados and this is a part of efforts to resolve an ongoing political crisis in the economically devastated nation but he's not specified a date for the resumption of the talks with stored in norway last month. tearing down to town and it was a story that captured the onc

mathes in athens thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world 65 refugees rescued by a german charity ship arrived in multiple on sunday night after italy and motor initially refused to allow the ship to dock only after other e.u. member states agreed to accept the migrants did multis or thought is a transfer them to a naval ship and take them to the port of the latter. at least 29 people have been killed in a bus crash in northern india 18 others were hospitalized the bus hit a railing and fell into a train area on the expressway near the city of agra investigators suspect the driver fell asleep at the wheel. to the international criminal court in the hague which has found a former warlord guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity for atrocities committed in the country's north east between 20022003 bosco to gander was charged with a series of crimes including directing massacres of civilians and ordering the rape of men and women and he maintained his innoce

of matters in athens thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the european union has urged iran to reverse course on its uranium enrichment plans as after teheran announced on monday that it had broken the magnets agreeing to a 2015 nuclear deal to iran wants more european support in the face of u.s. sanctions the u.n. says it is verifying the announcement. at least 29 people have been killed in a bus crash in northern india 18 others were hospitalized the bus had to write in and fell into a drain area on the expressway near the city of agra investigators suspect the driver fell asleep at the wheel. germany has no plans to send ground troops to syria the comment from government spokesman spokesman stefan seibert was in response to american calls for germany to increase its military involvement in the fight against the so-called islamic state is desired but said they would continue to support the u.s. led coalition without deploying ground troops. the international cr

we stop the show with some breaking news a strong earthquake has hit just north of the greek capital athens the full. just 5 point one magnitude tremor sent people scrambling out onto the streets of the city in fear phone and while its connections were also knocked on while witness called the quake strong but fortunately not very long a 2nd tremor was phased 40 minutes later nobody yet about the damage of possible injuries but as i mentioned there was in athens of the least one aftershock which was cool. during an interview with doris fun an antique on a samba i literally saw my a very old. you know how things were right and last. night we have another we have another tremor right now ok so stay safe until you get a continue but if you leave it and please don't leave yet i understand i have a door open and i'm about to jump out at any moment. well that was because i was talking to me a short while ago she now joins me live from athens hope you'll find share with us what you've been going through in the past hour as. well yeah it has been a horrifying experience here possibly one of the stro

let's bring in our panel in athens via skype demetrius he's a political advisor to their syriza party in london vicky pryce she is a chief economic advisor at the center for economics and business research and also in athens a european affairs analyst yes simitis welcome to you all i'd like to begin with demetrius repeated. your party said or did rather what it said it wasn't going to do and now it's going to be punished and the the general election is that right. well it seems that. on from so far what we have from the polls is that new democracy is ahead on the poll should seems that it's a bit of a difficult fight political struggle for syriza. it's soon to be to have some final results but it seems that the situation is is difficult for for the party and it follows the the defeat we had 6. 3 weeks ago when the european union elections so what's happening here is that you have a electorates that's unhappy with the policies that your government put in place policies that you said you were never going to do and then you did. so what's the next or what what happens next verse or it's

she supposedly stopped redeveloping great big chunks of of bits of athens like the airport is finally moving towards that direction but it puts people off in terms of really coming in and spending money in a country when they just don't know whether the conditions are going to be such to allow them to to get something out of it and there are so many areas the grease can develop that needs a proper strategy for growth i think it can be done but i think going back to your original question the damage has that the e.u. and the policies is of course greeks with blame to point but the damage that those types of policies have done will take a very long time. to get over and people will be suspicious of politicians over any promises that are made to them and i think new democracy will suffer if it can deliver in the future assuming it gets elected of course today dimitrius and. it's this then the fault of old northern europe fronts germany really pushing forward and pushing on greece these policies austerity and knowing that it was going to put greece in the political system there under pres

david: maria tadeo, thank you so much for reporting from will athens -- from athens. , joe go to washington biden back on his heels, a lot of apologizing going on. sahil: he is still the front runner but he spent a lot of this weekend walking back comments he made 18 days prior about segregation, about his work with segregationist senators in the senate in the 1970's and the 1980's and he mentioned two of them in particular and spoke wistfully about that and say a good relationships even though they even though they disagreed on almost everything. he said he is sorry for making those comments. this was a self-inflicted wound and caused a needless headache. he remains a front-runner but he has taken a bruising since this comment, mostly at the hands of kamala harris in that first debate. i think that could have been avoided. david: do we have any sense of who might be benefiting from vice president biden's difficulties? sahil: the two candidates that have risen the most have been, been kamalave harris and elizabeth warren. vice president biden and bernie sanders and in the front runners, but

ok and now we're going to go to athens and we're joined by alex pursue forro he is the director and writer for the duran dot com alex i'm going to go to you 1st here . i watched i have to confess not all of the 2 democratic debates ok i wasn't willing to give so much time away to that show and i was trying to discuss a catchy phrase for them and i would call them maybe like the free democrats because everything is free everything is free except for american citizens so it looks like they were really can't go on the road campaigning canvassing for illegals to get president to participate in it because the. that's all they seem to talk about free healthcare free education. no longer criminalizing breaking that of the law by crossing the border illegally i mean this was really a circus wasn't go ahead alex. peter was it was a cloud show and you're exactly right i think i think the 2nd night of the debates you could watch it was watchable the 1st night i mean was just i think trump something up best with one word it was boring it's very very boring because i mean they all said the same thing.

there are reports that some buildings collapsed in western athens. so far no reports of any deaths or serious injury. >>> as brian mentioned earlier, much of the country is suffering through a blistering heat wave. get this, tomorrow in washington, d.c. when you factor in the humidity, it will feel as hot as death valley. only stickier. it is the same story across much of the midwest as well. the weather service says more than 100 local heat records will be broken tomorrow. electric utilities are working worried about outages. they are urging residents to do their part. >> be safe, check on each other, conserve energy where you can. >> you go out and you feel like you are hitting a wall of heat and like you are in an oven the whole time. it is pretty brutal. >> even at night, forecasters say temperatures will struggle to drop below 80 degrees. the summer scorcher is expected to let up, finally, early next week. >> meantime mother nature's air- conditioning kicking in here. >> kicking in for us, we do not get the humidity because of the rocky mountain

mark lowen, bbc news, athens. here in the uk, the foreign office has begun an investigation into who leaked e—mails from britain's ambassador to washington which described the trump administration as being inept and uniquely dysfunctional. president trump has since reacted, saying the ambassador hasn't served the uk well. in the memos obtained by the mail on sunday, sir kim darroch says, despite his shortcomings, president trump shouldn't be written off. here is our washington correspondent nick bryant. "inept, insecure, incompetent. " in secret e—mails obtained by the mail on sunday, britain's top diplomat in washington, sir kim darroch, used the most undiplomatic of language to describe the chaos of the trump white house and the personality flaws of the president himself. he spoke of donald trump radiating insecurity, and delivered a withering assessment of an administration that was uniquely dysfunctional. in one of the messages, sir kim wrote: on his recent state visit to britain, donald trump had been daz

ok and now we're going to go to athens and we're joined by alex christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com alex i'm going to go to you 1st here. i watched i have to confess not all of the 2 democratic debates ok i wasn't willing to give so much time away to that show and i was trying to discuss think of a catchy phrase for them and i would call them maybe like the free democrats because everything is free everything is free except for american citizens so it looks like they were really can't go on the road campaigning canvassing for illegals to get president to participate in it because that's all they seem to talk about free health care free education. no longer criminalizing breaking that of the law by crossing the border illegally i mean this was really a circus wasn't go ahead alex. peter was it was a cloud show and you're exactly right i think i think the 2nd night of the debates you could watch it was watchable the 1st night i mean was just i think trump some good up best with one word it was boring it's very very boring because i mean they all said the s

ok and now we're going to go to athens and we're joined by alex christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com alex i'm going to go to you 1st here. i watched i have to confess not all of the 2 democratic debates ok i wasn't willing to give so much time away to that show and i was trying to discuss a catchy phrase for them and i would call them maybe like the free democrats because everything is free everything is free except for american citizens so it looks like they were really can't go on the road campaigning canvassing for illegals to get to participate in it because that's all they seem to talk about free health care free education. no longer criminalizing breaking the law by crossing the border illegally i mean this was really a circus wasn't it go ahead alex. peter. it was it was a cloud show and you're exactly right i think i think the 2nd night of the debates you could watch it was watchable the 1st night i mean was just i think trump something up best with one word it was boring it's very very boring because i mean they all said the same thing. that they

and for more on that we're joined now by our correspondent in athens the greeks go to the polls for the 3rd time in as many months what's the mood like today. a greek people have been streaming to the polling station here in the back of us in the center of athens since the very early morning and the mood is rather differentiated it's not as if this surge of hoop is going now through the country because all the polls say that there is going to be a change of government on the lead for the near democratic at the conservative party is supposed to be between 10 maybe even 12 percent so really the rada high but people know what they have suffered through the last years and they really do not buy into empty promises anymore and we talked to some of them let's hear what they had to say i hope that the greeks will vote for the future the but the life. i think that they will participate a lot of people. think utopia and there and lections i think there's going to be a big change today. center right european interests were coming back i think oh i have no hopes i don't think much will change as w

to say in athens thank you. now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the european union has iran to reverse course on its uranium enrichment plans as after to run announced on monday that it had exceeded the limits agreed in the 2015 nuclear deal to iran wants more european support in the face of u.s. sanctions the u.n. says it is verifying iran's announcement. 65 refugees rescued by a german charity ship arrived in malta on sunday night after its early and both were initially refused to allow it to dock only after other e.u. member states agreed to accept the migrants did multis all thoughts this transfer them to a naval ship and take them to a port of latter. germany has no plans to send ground troops to syria the comments from the government spokesman stefan's divert the fall of the american calls for germany to increase its military involvement in the fight against the so-called islamic state mr seibert said it would continue to support the u.s. led coalition without de

mark lowen reports from athens. it looks like a changing of the guard in greece. exit polls predicting a huge victory for the centre—right new democracy. if confirmed, its leader kyriakos mitsotakis would have an outright majority, crushing the governing syriza party and ousting alexis tsipras. the rhetoric has been relentlessly anti—european and misleading in many ways. so i'm very happy. this is a victory for pro—european political forces. this country doesn't need celebrations for a party that wins an election. this country needs jobs. this country needs investments. four years ago, new democracy was seen as the corrupt old guard here, swept from power by the leftist populism of alexis tsipras. but as he broke promises to end austerity, greece, it seems, has swung back to the political mainstream, punishing those who vowed to stand up to europe but failed. alexis tsipras supporters expected the worst. he lost many after his humiliating u—turn in 2015 when he pledged to rip up the bailout and budget cuts but instead accepted a third rescue programme in r

mark lowen, bbc news, athens. here in the uk, the foreign office has begun an investigation, into who leaked emails from britain's ambassador to washington, which described the trump administration as being "inept" and "uniquely dysfunctional. " president trump has since reacted sayingthe ambassador "hasn't served the uk well." in the memos, obtained by the mail on sunday, sir kim darroch, says despite his shortcomings, president trump shouldn't be written off. donald trump tonight said the memo "hasn't served the uk well." here's our washington correspondent nick bryant. "inept, insecure, incompetent. " in secret e—mails obtained by the mail on sunday, britain's top diplomat in washington, sir kim darroch, used the most undiplomatic of language to describe the chaos of the trump white house and the personality flaws of the president himself. he spoke of donald trump radiating insecurity and delivered a withering assessment of an administration that was uniquely dysfunctional. in one of the messages, sir kim wro

of matters in athens thank you. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world 65 refugees rescued by a german charity ship arrived in bolton on sunday night after italy and baltar initially refused to allow the ship to dock only after of a u member states agreed to accept the migrants did multis authorities transfer them to a naval ship and take them to the port of the latter. germany has no plans to send ground troops to syria a government spokesman stephan siebert has said that's after the u.s. called on germany to ramp up its military involvement in the fight against the so-called islamic state has to say but said the burden would continue to support the u.s. led coalition without deploying ground troops. at least 29 people have been crashing or have been killed in a bus crash in northern italy 18 others were hospitalized the bus hit a railing and fell into a drain area on the expressway near the city of agra investigators suspect the driver fell asleep at the wheel. and the inte

and i have some breaking news feel a strong earthquake as hits just north of the greek capital athens the 5 point one magnitude tremor sent people running out into the city city streets in fear phone and violence connections with a knocked out one witness called the creek strong but fortunately not bay long nobody yet about the damage all possible injuries joining me now live from athens is correspondent. and to tell us how did you experience the earthquake what more can you tell us about what happened there. but i have to tell you i am still shaking and trembling from the very very powerful quite mind you i am just northwest of the greek capital. around the area nearby the area where the epicenter of this quite why and. it was it was unbelievable for me i've lived through several quite often various parts of the world but this one i thought i would not survive and what i personally felt it kind of coming all and thinking that it would just subside within a couple of seconds it intensified with every passing moment and 2nd to the point that i said that you know this is just going to b

ok and now we're going to go to athens and we're joined by alex christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com alex i'm going to go to you 1st here. i watched i have to confess not all of the 2 democratic debates ok i wasn't willing to give so much time away to that show and i was trying to discuss think of a catchy phrase for them and i would call them maybe like the free democrats because everything is free everything is free except for american citizens so it looks like they were really can't go on the road campaigning canvassing for illegals to get to participate in it because that's all they seem to talk about free health care free education. no longer criminalizing breaking that of the law by crossing the border illegally i mean this was really a circus wasn't go ahead alex. peter was it was a cloud show and you're exactly right i think i think the 2nd night of the debates you could watch it was watchable the 1st night i mean was just i think trump some good up best with one word it was boring it's very very boring because i mean they all said the same thing.

mathes in athens outside the presidential palace welcome so the new prime minister is being sworn in behind you as we speak and he'll present his new cabinet this afternoon and he cancel parliament's 4 week holiday he's clearly a man in a rush what sort of jobs he facing. uli means business the man who just walked past me behind right behind me followed by a military parade do you know what reactions are me taking place in the presidential palace for which is small to see right behind me of course he faces a hero's task really for a country that is facing stiff economic reforms it's the frost government off to greece has left the failed out a package but that does not mean that they do have to fulfill a lot of criteria as of the creditors as we speak the euro group in brussels is also meeting that you are still absolving whether greece follows through with the reforms and the costs they have promised now the new prime minister has said he will honor these agreements and that will be a tough task to match with the promises he made that yes let's talk about that because given those pro

mark lowen, bbc news, athens. here in the uk, the foreign office has begun an investigation into who leaked e—mails from britain's ambassador to washington which described the trump administration as being inept and uniquely dysfunctional. president trump has since reacted, saying the ambassador hasn't served the uk well. in the memos obtained by the mail on sunday, sir kim darroch says, despite his shortcomings, president trump shouldn't be written off. donald trump said the memo hasn't served the uk well. andy moore reports. during last month's visit to the uk, mrand mrs trump during last month's visit to the uk, mr and mrs trump met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. the president also spotted another face he recognised, the uk's ambassador to washington. hi again. it is going well. now, it is not pleasantries, but putdowns that are being exchanged. the president could only just be heard above the sound of a helicopter engine. the ambassador has not served the uk well, i can tell you that. the public