Two hundred kilos of fruit are needed to produce just one liter of oil its used in lotions perfume soap deodorant and shabba gel. Is also used to make like your juice jam bones and other sweets the success of this Southern Italian food owes a lot to a german Johann Maria Farina from cologne who in the eighteenth century created a perfume based on burka more oil the perfume still exists oh de cologne. She said grew up with a bad amount and swears that this fruit is the secret to how she stays so fit despite her advanced years. I drink a juice and when we harvest the burgman we always peel one or two because theyre good for you for your cholesterol level everyone says that even the doctors had not thought it now they can. Deck amount and team planetary fever reducing and music in hunting and natural medicine. To play us out today we have some new music from a familiar face french singer me very much has been gracing the stage for a half a century at the age of seventy one many people think of retirement but not sure its still recording music in them its a ball style and even going on a world tour no need to explain the thinking behind her newest albums title its called made in false and filled with classic french shawl songs fifty years ago she already put out a record with the same name i suppose when youve released eighty albums you dont need to worry too much about the title. Since the first performance at the age of four french soldiers need a much has advanced to become one of the worlds most populous selling one hundred ninety million records to date fans lovingly call how the spiral from avignon and the usual to her hometown her latest album is titled made in phone. Calls frances my home country im proud to be french this is where i was born and became famous but i owe a lot to to other countries like germany and russia and. Maybe much you has fans the world over she can even sing in chinese. Me these things in a total of eleven different languages shes recognized everywhere in part due to has signature has style every two weeks she visits a headdress a bus to ensure her head to his just right for me and a family comes first her late mother was the most important person in her life she died almost two years ago a tragic blow for the entire family my mom my mother is gone and my family is counting on me. Im the eldest of seven girls and seven boys i feel deeply connected to the moment we stick together and depend on each other. My mothers death was tough for me and my siblings. Its too difficult for me to talk about her mother she says that after her death plus sickle music gave her strength so in twenty eighteen shell surprise fans with an album of Classical Music the first in a fifty year long career of course it will be dedicated to her late mother. Well thats all we have time for today but a quick reminder of how you can get your hands on an exclusive euro max wristwatch just visit our website d. W. Dot com slash lifestyle to take part in our survey let us know what your newest new years resolutions offer twenty eighteen and youll automatically be entered into the prize draw for all of us here at your max thanks for joining us today and do make sure to tune in again tomorrow for a bar finale. 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Leaders in an attempt to bolster the two thousand and fifteen Nuclear Deal Tehran says it will no longer cooperate with the terms of the agreement if washington re imposes Oil Sanctions we go live to brussels for the latest also coming up on the american says shes optimistic that she can strike a deal with the social democrats and have all new elections that says germanys main parties go into a final day of exploratory coalition top. And bottom protests spread across tunisia as anger over price hikes spilling to the streets one person has died and more than two hundred people have been arrested as authorities crackdown on demonstrators. Hello im terry martin good to have you with us. Irans foreign minister mohammad sorry for has met with this issue counterparts in brussels in a show of unity for the twenty fifteen agreement aimed at ending irans pursuit of Nuclear Weapons ministers from germany france britain and the e. U. Foreign affairs chief Frederica Marini voiced their support for the deal one day ahead of key sanctions keep sanctions decision by washington the deal is under threat as u. S. President paul trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose Oil Sanctions on tehran lets hear exactly what he had to say about the deal. The deal is working it is theyre leaving on its main goal which means keeping the Iranian Nuclear program in check and. The survey against the i. A. E. A. Has. More to say that iran is fully complying with the commitments made on the agreements as. Well lets cross over to brussels now where our correspondent max hoffman is standing by for us just heard there from federico moga rini what are the other Foreign Ministers who are attending those discussions today what are they been saying they underline what federer said some finley way of veiled warnings though towards the usa basically warning donald trump not to meddle with the Nuclear Agreement we have the German Foreign minister said we want to protect the deal from undermining no matter from which side it might come so thats pretty clear that the not talking about iran here because they also repeated a couple of times here that iran is complying with the deal ok well it is feared that President Trump might still pull the plug on that Iranian Nuclear deal he has acted unilaterally in the past if he does pull the plug what can the europeans and the iranians do to salvage the agreement. Well we understand that his administration told him not to pull the plug but youre right he has not always followed what his staff has told him to do or has wanted him to do now if they really pull the plug on this is going to be hard to keep iran from complete to comply with the deal because the us were an even more important partner in this deal than the European Union although the European Union did take the lead in the go she hated the whole deal now the europeans know that thats why theyre trying to offer something to donald trump also they did that during this press conference for example said we do realize that there are issues with iran that are beyond the scope of this nuclear deal for example Ballistic Missile testing or also the role that iran is playing in the whole region destabilizing for example in syria also in yemen and thats why i said during that press conference we want to Start Talking about those issues that are beyond the scope of the Nuclear Agreement as soon as possible to find solutions there and although he warned the u. S. Saying dont meddle with this Nuclear Agreement indirectly at least he also conceded to them yes we need to do your right we need to talk about these things ok so there is an effort there united effort to try to encourage the trump ministration to maybe come around now iran has been witnessing a wave of protests in recent days there are a lot of things at play in iran will that be discussed in those talks today in brussels. They did talk about that they also they also announced that they would talk about that not only the role of iran in the whole region but also what is happening the destabilizing factors of the protests in iran at the moment thats something that is worrisome to the European Union because iran is a lot closer to the to europe than it is to the United States thats one of the reasons why the french president himself in my remark on the last weekend said its so important to keep that nuclear deal because its one of the few means we have to actually influence all the other things that are happening in iran at the moment. In brussels thank you so much. A look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today and the death toll from the devastating mudslides and flooding that hit Southern California earlier this week has risen to seventeen authorities are continuing to search for over a dozen people who are still missing the mudslides destroyed around one hundred homes and damaged some three hundred more. Armed robbers burst into pariss ritz hotel and made off with jewels and other luxury goods Police Arrested three suspects but two more believed to be on the run its estimated that thieves ready made off with some five Million Dollars worth of jewels. And prosecutors in vietnam are seeking the lifes a life sentence for a former Oil Executive accused of corruption trench one tons case grabbed International Headlines last year when germany accused bit naam of kidnapping him from berlin park and away insists mr tun came home voluntarily. Well here in berlin its the pinal day of exploratory Coalition Talks between chancellor going to medicals conservatives and the social democrats almost four months after voters went to the polls the parties have set themselves a deadline of tonight to decide whether they can agree on terms that was conservative bloc is sitting down for its fifth day of discussions with the center left s. P. D. The two sides are said to have made progress on issues like taxation and clean energy but have left the more sensitive policy disagreements until today if successful the c. D. U. Will enter into formal Coalition Negotiations with the s. P. D. Led by mocking scholtz if not germany could pace fresh elections and an uncertain future for chancellor merkel the chancellor spoke briefly to the media on her way into those talks today lets listen to what she had to say was. Or can often be there are still big hurdles to overcome. If the t. V. Was speaking for my party i could say it will be a constructive as possible in our search for compromises. But of course we are also aware that we want to deliver the right kind of deal for the country. With the hope that that means its going to be a hard day and im going into it with full of energy and talked into this in dimension of the public expects solutions from us and thats the spirit my party and i will be pursuing in these talks today that. Thats not. You know as micaela as following those talks for us at s. P. D. Headquarters here in berlin with chancellor merkel saying voters expect solutions from their leaders i asked me if those leaders are any closer to delivering. Thats the Big Questions that the all sides going into these negotiations here at the social democrat headquarters are being decided the upbeat but they keep stressing what a tough struggle lies ahead of them with key issues still unresolved we understand that intense discussions are still going on on the issue of migration where the conservative and im going to own party wants to see c. C. Wants to see further cuts in benefits for people who claim asylum here and many but also every new restrictions on people with unless asylum status for there not to be able to bring their relatives to germany safely and on a legal basis now those working groups are still talking to each other so we dont really know the details of all sides keep stressing that nothing is decided until everything is decided here at the same time that statement that we saw from the german chancellor only lasted one minute thats significantly less than. Spoke the social democrat leader who certainly has to deliver something and if he can bring his own posse on board to continue these talks after all this will be put to a vote any kind of agreement that could be found during this process of Coalition Talks and the grass roots of the social democrats would have the final say so he has to deliver something and that was d. W. Political correspondent talking to me a little earlier now tunisia has been rocked by a third night of bottle clashes on the rest over government imposed price hikes intensifies riot police have used tear gas to Disperse Protesters in the capital tunis and other cities one man has died scores have been injured in more than three hundred a rested the Prime Minister had warned the rioters to expect a heavy security presence on the streets. Not even threats of a clampdown could keep them away hundreds of disaffected tunisians clashed with riot police and another long night of violent unrest with both sides trading tear gas and rocks some coming off watch for where. I was trying to talk to one of the policemen and suddenly one of them help me with his baton. Thats been. Seven years ago to near zero was the cradle of the arab spring after a revolt against rising costs that revolution may now be history but its spirit and its cause lives on for many in the rural heartland economic frustrations and fury go hand in hand. Though there was none of. This is how we had to endure these clashes after a day of work. Even our bus was attacked with tear gas. We need to find a solution for you thought politicians raised our living costs but why dont they take a pay cut we have to suffer ticking two buses to the factory to earn just one hundred euros earlier this week one protester paid with his life and dozens more have been injured as Economic Hardship leaves its mark on chinas ear. Well joining us now for more on this story is abraham from our arabic desk hi. Thanks for coming in well weve seen three nights of violence now across tunisia that more than three hundred people have been arrested for socalled submersed subversive acts what more can you tell us about this it is not unlikely to see demonstration in tunisia this time of the year it is the anniversary of the revolution that broke out seven years ago in what became known as the arab spring what i knew all this time these protests have taken the economic problem as their target and these are not political issues as it were in twenty eleven but economic problems the government has introduced a new budget in twenty in twenty eighteen that has increased the value added tax as well as social contributions and theres a great deal of frustration about that. It remains to be seen where this will how this will develop in the next coming days but over ten cities have been targeted with these protests and. One of them is where. The arabs the socalled arab spring broke out almost almost seventy seven years ago so so you say there is a tradition for this protest being held this time of year break these are different because they are focusing on the economic part of all the rest there are measures how do you see this playing out what kind of sorties do to diffuse this well so far the response from the authorities has actually been quite lukewarm weve weve heard the Prime Minister on tuesday give out a statement saying that citizens have the right to protest this is a democratic country however hes very disappointed in seeing of these demonstrations have. Escalated into violence most mostly mostly at night yesterday however things escalated a little bit more in a visit to one of the affected areas he pointed fingers he pointed his finger to the National Front which is a coalition of eleven liberalist sorry. Leftist parties into just saying that they may have a connection with these acts of vandalism so a direct accusation so there might be more to the story than meets the eye who knows well see. You know many people look to tunisia remember the arab spring and they know that you know we know it started there but tunisia is comes through the arab spring much better than many of its neighbors currently are no wondering could that all be undone is could democracy instability be under threat now in tunisia. Well one should not forget that since twenty eleven tunisia has had nine governments nine changes of governments in seven years is a lot especially for young people and none of these nine governments have been able to tackle the economic problem effectively the i. M. F. Has had given tunisia or. Twenty fifteen i believe two point two point five i think to two point nine billion dollars and in twenty seventeen and twenty in december of twenty seventeen has directly told the tunisian government then it needs to get it its act together it needs to take measures to decrease its deficit so yes many changes however the challenges the challenges still remain for the government of tunisia and for its young people thank you so much for talking with us from arabic to us anytime. Well thats your International News for now is going to be with us in just a moment to bring you up to date on all the latest business stories happening around the world dont go away. People for information. Means they want to express d. W. On facebook and twitter today in touch follow. Tells us. Story. From. Trimble smart. As you can imagine. Emotions and now. You know. Every weekend on d w its. Another year of record growth. Official figures out today show the economy expanding by two point two percent last year. Doing something right its. Just because all. Saints all the car industry is hijacking the Consumer Electronics show. Also known todd well. Adjusted times small start ups are now leading the transition. In the asian tiger nation. This is the w. Business i am going out office in berlin welcome to germany continues to write its economic sists accept story with booming employment a boy and stock market and bulging state coffers the German Economy grew two point two percent in twenty seventeen official data published on thursday shows thats the fastest growth in six years in twenty fifteen germanys Gross Domestic Product rose one point seven percent a year later the economy grew one point nine percent and as weve heard last year germanys g. D. P. Edged up two point two percent according to the National Statistics office how did it happen while products made in germany are popular around the world german exports have been on the rise for years the country has experienced a construction boom and because saving doesnt bring any returns due to near zero Interest Rates german consumers have been on a very un german shopping spree last year. Well one contributing factor to those growth figures has been tourism. Boom for an eighth Consecutive Year in germany the latest report from the distorters Statistics Office predicts the nation had a record breaking four hundred fifty nine million overnight stays last year there would be three percent more than the year before it follows news that twenty nine point six million tourists stayed in our come a day sion establishment or campsites in just november alone domestic tourists made up the majority of guests while foreign visitors counted for just eighteen percent. Also for china last year was not as bad as many had predicted even though growth slowed the world banks update says chinas twenty seven thousand g. D. P. Was still growing by six point eight percent driven by exports and a government supported construction boom for this year and beijing forecasts six and a half percent growth in the world bank agrees Business Confidence is higher as the government tries to transform the economy in part because of Environmental Concerns from low priced mass production to globally competitive quality export giant. Weather a little earlier i spoke with Kathryn Young from Fidelity International about the impending political and economic changes in china and ask whats in store for the chinese economy this year. This year the economy looks in pretty good shape so if we cost our minds back we really saw the chinese economy bottom out in the First Quarter of twenty sixteen so the past eighteen months weve seen a stable but consistent recovery and we expect this to continue just taking a few things for example the Property Market gets remained fairly buoyant last year transactions are likely to slow but Property Developers unlikely to increase their investment the government likely to cut back on some of their investment related infrastructure but offsetting this is going to be a pick up in Corporate Investment consumption still booming along quite nicely so really the wild card is exports and thats really dependent on the global to be on situation. Has played out the next few markets and what will it mean for twenty eight. Well interestingly even though we have seen this broad based recovery in the economy it hasnt been reflected in the stock market the Chinese Market in u. S. Dollar terms up around fifty percent to twenty seventeen but it really was a very concentrated rally in terms of the stocks that people were buying very much a few names in a few sectors such as technology such as property im thinking to names in hong kong to Property Companies which are up four hundred percent over the one year period so this year its likely will see more of a broad based sort of interest in other sectors of the market not just confined to that say consumer as well as Technology Yes what will be the interesting sectors this year what should investors be focusing on in twenty eight. When we look at the market itself you can really break up the sectors in the stocks into value names so those names which is cheap and sort of under under looked under out of favor both by investors and then the growth names so names such as cover those property names i may and june does well is that the tech related names so in the vironment like this where growth has been trading at a forty percent premium to the value part of the market its likely that the value sectors could do well with the banks whether its insurance whether its Consumer Staples but it is really its again this year like all years when it comes to china very very stock specific on the fundamentals or whats driving Company Profits going forward. From Dulles International joining us from thank you very much. As cars are turning into computers on wheels these days car makers are increasingly using the Consumer Electronics show in las vegas as a forum to show off their newfound tech and green credentials theyre desperate to promise as low emissions driving technology within a matter of years and not decades and this year the Demonstrations Begin even before you get to the convention center. Tito paean vision of a driverless future is already taking shape before a visit even reaches the c. E. O. s. Self driving taxis like this b. M. W. Awaiting to take them there for now theres still a human driver on hand for emergencies but on this trip hes not needed. It has three l. Sixty degree sensing sensing life are sensing and vision and the fuse that information together so we can combine basically the readings and the track all the objects along i dont often get when this toyota goes into service therell be no need for human backup its a joint development between amazon and pizza hut. The transporter can carry twenty passengers but it can also double as a mobile office called a bar a tree or even a delivery van it comes in sixteen different versions expected to debut at the Tokyo Olympics in twenty twenty toyota says its on course for the future. Is changing quickly and the race is on. Germanys mercedes is opting for private automobiles the luxury carmaker strategy includes onboard driver entertainment with highly promising Artificial Intelligence richard hit the road inside two months if you are driving at it in the morning at seven oclock to your office why do you have to type in your address in the vehicle at seven in the morning. If you have to ask why the car doesnt tell you on your own that i put and set your navigation to your Office Address and it gets get into the car and it just drives the way you drive it and you dont have to interact with the Navigation System at all comparable here in the us pictures the next so s. U. V. Powered by a fuel cell it converts hydrogen into electricity to drive the vehicle emitting only steam the next those main advantage of a standard battery driven ecards is the tide huge and can be pumped distrusts petrol the drawback is that there arent many hydrogen filling stations yet. Which ever model comes to dominate future mobility the chances are its already on show at this years c s. For many years made in taiwan was a label of quality in Consumer Electronics taiwanese brands are cases are enjoyed a solid reputation and Companies Like apple or. I. B. M. Manufactured there as well but now taiwans Electronics Sector faces a dwindling market share real profit comes from software these days so taiwan is turning to its startups to invigorate the tech sector. News patience movements may look a bit clumsy but hes making a lot of progress by walking a few hundred meters its all possible with this exoskeleton engineer change while who developed the walking robot first that the i t r i Research Institute and now it is own firm free by onyx. His colleague is testing the device hes one of some seventy Million People confined to a wheelchair worldwide my prayers because. They got a cause they couldnt. But they got to help. Taiwan is one of the most high tech places on earth Companies Like h t c account for around a fifth of the countrys g. D. P. By producing Computers Laptops and smartphones for the entire world but with cheaper chinese rivals breathing down their necks companies in taiwan need to keep their technological edge. In showrooms like this one theyre focusing more on software. Virtual oregon mentored reality. Were seeing. From many past. Experiences like if you only do how were the march and walk s. Lower and lower after. The the Technology Get come out of ice so only do we know how were is not the very good strategy for the long term established companies are turning to startups to tap new markets this firm develops Artificial Intelligence for surveillance cameras the more it Software Sees the more it learns it can differentiate between vehicles and traffic thats important for urban planners founder sean go on received ten Million Dollars from investors to develop the software the big tech names are also willing to pay for the latest know how. This is how the sauce and come on and say hey we can go software and we know how to go thought we can help you rise you see the bigger corporations like the top ten they all start to have their Venture Capital for like their corporate car and its not investing in the market for Artificial Intelligence is expected to grow to one hundred thirty billion dollars worldwide by twenty twenty five and that opens up huge opportunities for a new generation of entrepreneurs in taiwan. Thats it from me on the Business Team you know buy them friends but watch. Cut cut. Cut cut cut cut. Cut cut cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut cut. Cut cut. Cut cut cut. Cut cut cut. Ukraine village surrounded by trench. The second a rocket could destroy someones home electricity water and food are in short supply how could anyone still live here. Near the separatist front lines and her children are holding out. Ukraine and surviving in the no mans land. Next. 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Hello and welcome to focus on europe im Michelle Henery glad that you could join us the conflict in Eastern Ukraine has perhaps fallen off the International Radar but fighting flares up almost daily between Government Forces and pro russian separatists and its the civilians who suffer most some are trapped on the front lines with no place to go. Hundreds have been killed and over a million displaced and many of them are women and children despite a series of cease fires the ukrainian region of donbass has witnessed fighting for almost four years now residents are living and raising families on the front line of this war zone while many have fled this once coal rich region it had to reassure them in is one of those who are either too old or too poor to escape but staying means that she and her three children lets face it each day like it could be their last. The shutters on carters home stay closed for good reason she lives on the edge of the village of shanker next to the no mans land between Ukrainian Government troops and progress in separatists shelling and mortar fire are a part of everyday life as a sniper fire from a nearby hill its been three years now since the conflict that has claimed the lives of ten thousand people brought the frontline to the outskirts of ankara cant hear is twenty seven and a single mother of three children her youngest is just eighteen months old. My children have no one else to play with all the other families moved away some time ago doesnt all the shooting scare you no. Not really you get used to recognizing what kind of weapon the shots are coming from you know if its worth taking cover im not one. When it began the family would hide in a cellar in the garden cartier tells us since that too was hit they just stay in the house. Well you know this is our living room and its where we sleep on that side were protected by the kitchen and from the other side we very rarely get anything coming at us. Mama this is where my mom sleeps my daughter deana and this is where i sleep with the two youngest. Without help from outside life inch of anchor would no longer be possible the village is surrounded on several science by separatist held areas a single road vulnerable to sniper fire connects the village with government held territory. Tatyana of course will and her humanitarian relief team make the journey regularly bringing food clothing and other essential supplies to those in need. And. When the fighting reached three years ago public transport broke down the nearest supermarket is several hours walk away putting it out of reach for shanker is one hundred forty mostly elderly residents. Still of the group the the village is cut off the people here hardly get a chance to get out this isnt life its survival people here get by thanks to what they can grow in their gardens. Here is the there are hundreds of civilians in the area dependent on the un and local activists for their daily survival we leave the village and head towards the front line from this point on hole you see our ruins and trenches most of them barely deep enough to stand up in we meet two ukrainian soldiers on guard duty a father and son. What sort of of course im worried about him but at least this way i get to see him every day of course this shooting here but its mainly a night during the day its quieter but theres always something going on. Close by to china is bringing supplies to pensioner yelena because via just a few months ago a grad missile struck her house she was at home when it happened. But a little of them all this is where the missile hit it was a direct hit. But that wasnt all. The break in year one that was another time i had shells land in the garden directly under my windows two others in my neighbours front garden they completely destroyed the sheds over there on the other side of the road there were a leaven hits but yelena has no plans to leave she will spend the winter alone at home with every night bringing the chance of further devastation its a familiar picture and Shanker Cartier shows us whats left of the vegetable cellar that she and her children used to hide in. I mean why dont want my children to be scared. I tell them not to be afraid. When the shooting starts i bring them inside and we play hide and seek. And the dog. Cartier tells us that she plans to stay part in spite of the constant danger id leave right away if i had an apartment of my own to go to but not if i end up at someones guest having to be grateful all the time. It is still an option for now at least. Thanks to helpers like her china and her team but with no end to the conflict in sight its life on a knife edge for carter and her children. Our reporter was fortunate to be in the region during a lull in the fighting shortly after his departure the recruiting of soldiers died in battles nearby the british voted to leave the e. U. But where does that leave a new citizens in britain before brags that many thought were all europeans with the right to live and move around the continent freely but now theres increasing evidence of an us versus them attitude with mounting hostility in certain parts of the u. K. Towards anyone not british particularly people from Eastern Europe our reporter met a polish family in the seaside town of Great Yarmouth who have first hand experience of how the mood has changed. These cameras on part of a Home Security system they were installed to spy on a polish family across the road and appointed right at the childrens bedroom. Come let us consider how they are there is another one the black one next to the white. All those wonder. Whats happening here in Great Yarmouth in Eastern England is more than just a feud between neighbors. The polish family are being targeted simply because they eat citizens says daughter darnell as the neighbor drives away in her car. Darnell from poland herself is advising the victimized family she came to britain to work in a bank today she self employed and helps our compatriots when they run into problems. The mother of the family doesnt want us to show her face for fear for the repercussions. Shes afraid of the father that is going to get recognized and its a small town if she goes out and people get to see her and probably shes going to have some advice and. Got five kids and she just wants to protect them and herself. Darnell started off helping polish citizens with their residency applications after fighting her own way through the british bureaucratic jungle but now she also accompanies them to the Police Station when theyve been threatened simply for being foreigners the Video Surveillance is yet another case of xenophobia. Shes done it to intimidate or to show shes in control shes installed all these cameras whether theyre recording or not what matters is that shes intimidating us on social media and also in person she screams out i can see you all the time. And her family have been living here for four years their british neighbors moved in two years ago the threats began with the bricks it referendum in twenty sixteen and they didnt just come from one maybe i got never had a problem with doctors or a school now the children get called names we all know kids just repeat what they hear their parents say at home im afraid to speak polish on the street because well be told off. One Police Officer suggested she could just move away in Great Yarmouth more than seventy percent of voters were in favor of bricks at the seaside resort to norfolk is a bastion of anti sentiment a high proportion of staff in the bars and restaurants Eastern Europeans from e. U. Member states many more work on the farms outside Great Yarmouth another reason for local resentment that moment for workers coming if they are tried people but if people come in they try to its no no is this is guy did i just do that lets hide them people theyre trying to go and do that job if its just an. Age immigration culture im not entirely but we. Now. Know what weve been there for and with. Everyone for there are night. But its not that simple two hundred kilometers away in birmingham eve citizens are meeting to enjoy a cup of tea and discuss the headaches brecks it has caused them they belong to an Organization Called the three million named after the number of e. U. Citizens living in the u. K. The group gathered today includes germans french and poles. Like us here tolbert she married her british husband in poland and moved with him to england. And suddenly out of bricks it when i had to start the lorry that ok im not well founded im european its not enough now because i have to sort my paperwork to be able to stay here. Tolbert collects her son from school both of her children were born in britain they live in a Small Community in the birmingham area a place known for its openness to immigrants from europe but at the local fish and chip shop that tolerance seems to have vanished. Or should leave why i think. Thats why im in my. Way problems and things are that more people more people getting more money going i am. Terrified. By they she primarily means immigrants from Eastern Europe because here tolbert has now acquired british citizenship she could live with the uncertainty that she might be deported one day just because shes an e. U. Citizen although her husband james is a pastor and use the authority that comes with his office he says the hours he spent on the phone were tortured. Unless you have that piece of paper that tell me its going to be all right because youre not living through it youre not going through what we had to go through you not feeling the pressure that weve got to go through so. In Great Yarmouth agnieszka and her family are also feeling the pressure without door to danielles assistance theyd be all on their own with the cameras and theres an awful big neighbor who we tried to speak to but although we heard noises inside the house no one on the door. While britain is heading out of the e. U. Most people in turkey still hope their country will join someday though few believe it can be realized in the short term especially since the country has growing domestic issues an average of five people a day are killed there by firearms rising crime and political instability since the attempted coup in twenty sixteen have caused many turks to arm themselves gun ownership has soared to twenty five million which is one in three households the vast majority of the weapons are unregistered and many of those shot are innocent civilians. Hidden or nihad punter can has barely set foot in his daughters room since she was murdered four months ago helenes desk bed and dressing table are all still there. She was preparing to go to college diploma. Whom i was looking forward to framing her University Diploma and putting it up on the war but that will never happen now who. Last october seventeen year old helen was murdered on her way home in istanbul the culprit a male acquaintance who shot and killed her shortly after she had turned down his advances incidents like these are becoming all too common in turkey helens father has called for stricter gun laws. I want to see at least the many illegal arms confiscated that would save many lives because many of these firearms are owned by an educated people who have a sick mentality a sick. Knee hurt doesnt need long to find the spot where his daughter was killed it looks like a war zone the culprit fired repeatedly on his daughter with a semiautomatic rifle he was later apprehended the man who illegally sold him a gun however was quickly released. I or anyone else could end up being shot soon too. This has to stop i dont want others having to live through what ive endured i lost my child. Enough. There are now fatal shootings on the streets of turkey every day. Heavy rains for my School Friends were shocked by had death but they know how easy it is to buy a gun these days. Its simple you order a firearm online and its delivered to your doorstep incredible really. Its illegal to buy arms online in turkey but that does little to allay the concerns of girls and young women the most common victims of male gun crime. Sure were scared every day this Street Corner reminds us of the danger. There are an estimated twenty million illegal guns in turkey. Every day there are five gun related fatalities murders accidents and suicides. Private gun ownership rose by more than twenty percent last year now an Initiative Made up of citizens groups and newspapers is speaking out. See the whole of it melts a lot callers its become easier to get a gun license all you need is a Clean Police Record and medical clearance. Also also crime and political volatility i have increased in the past decade. And penalties for illegally owning a gun negligible. Fifty. We head over to the european side of istanbul after some hesitation a Firearms Dealer agrees to discuss the countrys gun situation with us. Inside his shot he shows us a shotgun made to look like an Assault Rifle he keeps his more serious firearms elsewhere. Says he doesnt think banning guns would save lives instead he says gun ownership should be legalized. They should make it easier to purchase a firearm legally. Then the state would have control over gun ownership. And there would be fewer fatalities. Culprits could be could be are branded because every gun would be registered although most of the arms dealer regularly showcases his arsenal on you tube he denies this constitutes illegal advertising he claims hes merely targeting gun lovers. They had punter can visit the family grave every day hellene who was his eldest daughter is buried here as well she was one of twenty thousand gun crime victims in twenty seventeen nihad has vowed to do everything he can to combat turkeys obsession with guns in order he says of his daughter. Project the oh is a sleepy rule community in northern italy but for a few days each year thousands of visitors to send on its narrow streets with jackboots and shaved heads raising their right arms in a fascist salute stores openly sell memorabilia there in fascist symbols the town is the birthplace of Benito Mussolini former dictator of italy and adolf hitlers wartime ally but critics now want to outlaw what they call the glorification of fascism nationwide. For most of the year production you know is a quiet little town of six thousand people but its known nationwide as the birthplace of Benito Mussolini theres even a Museum Dedicated to a veritable treasure trove for those who feel more than a little sentimental about his rule over italy from one thousand nine hundred twenty two to nine hundred forty three and three times a year production hosts organize celebrations of the fascist leader marking the birthday of the towns most famous native son the date of his death and the anniversary of the fascist march on rome that swept most illini into power. A number of shops sell souvenirs for customers who fancy gracing their living rooms with not so subtle hints of fascism the italian authorities do not step in to stop it. Its not just old men reveling in their youth who had my ill do chip the Facebook Page giovanni flashy stevie italian he or young italian fascists has tens of thousands of light it glorifies the fascist era while expressing contempt for italys current politicians and foreigners are absolutely not welcome back in one nine hundred fifty two italy passed a law that criminalized efforts to glorify fascism but a lot of people it seems have little regard for such a ban. Member of parliament emanuel if you are no because therefore submitted a new draft bill that tightens the law stricter legislation against fascist activities is also a personal matter for the Democratic Party politician his jewish family suffered great losses in muscling is italy. I think my familys history has sensitized me in a special way and more than other people. Tell me in fascists arrested my relatives and turned them over to the german nazis. Ten members of my family were gassed in auschwitz. If italy senate follows the chamber of deputies and passes the new law then giving the fascist salute in public as often seen in soccer stadiums will be punishable with prison sentences of up to two years the same would apply for producing marketing or selling fascist memorabilia and judges can increase the penalties by a third if an offender spreads fascist propaganda in the media or on the internet or. The point of fionas law becomes obvious on the big fascist holidays in mosul in his Hometown Pride events include a fascist mass held by a catholic priest. Most of these people are united on two fronts ideologically in their rejection of democracy liberalism and italys current politics and also in their desire to stop the new anti fascism law. The law that theyre planning is garbage. Its wrong to ban history. But only for me the most a linear was italys greatest since the roman empire. This law is really past all hell will break loose thats why i hope it will pass. The twenty seventeen anniversary of muscling is march on rome runs its usual course neofascist celebrate their ideology and themselves with zero intervention on the part of the police but this celebration in honor of ill do chair may be the last of its kind if italys parliament indeed passes the law something the mayor of production would welcome it. Because the key is to did you watch the case in italy there is next to no critical examination of history that will do this year so a lot lives on in secret are critical for an every once in a while burst onto the surface again in yahtzee to feel. It elizabeth parliament in rome could now write history in its own way. The final passing of the bill may yet take some time however because the government crisis means there will be new elections in march we recently brought you a story about Dutch University students living an old peoples homes as a way of bridging the generational divide now the netherlands has seen the introduction of another method of social engineering to encourage friendships between young and old but this time around its the order generation who are on the move. Three pensioners are setting out to liven up the streets of hair more and with their brightly colored walkers with a difference. The imaginative idea is as planned attracting a lot of attention from young people. The whole thing was dripped up by rock over toward a selfstyled social designer who is easy to give you the goal is to provide young people with free wifi so that they feel more comfortable here in helmand. And second the project aims to motivate pensioners with a walk to go for a stroll in the center of town. Malise matter of months reveals the secrets gadgetry this plastic box conceals a mobile wife i rouge. The boxes hidden in the baskets to keep it from being stolen. To projects then translates as a walking wife by the password is. Which means every friday because thats when the retired people make their rounds. Actually came this protest rian mall is the only place with free wifi ingles otherwise we have to use the Cell Phone Network and its expensive wildfires were. Initially. But once the kids are logged in they often ignore the older people chatting online with friends seems more interesting than an intergenerational conversation. So its understandable that the project does have its critics. A finical its nonsense children used to play outdoors pop into the bathtub in the evening and head for school in the Morning Hours at school and then theyd run around outside again play soccer or climb over fences until the woman next door scolded them because. It felt often the starts and but we do still get noticed in town and because we come every week its becoming a habit some of them that can really mean something for city of helmont but they can a file molds so far this is still just a test project the organizers will be evaluating the results after six weeks but it might not be long until wife i walkers start showing up elsewhere too. And hopefully those young people will start to engage a bit more too thats it from focus on europe this week if you want to see any of our reports again just go to our home page or d. W. Dot com thank you for watching and see you next time. The for. The. Cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. Cut cut. Cut cut cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Ensured the conflicts so clear new president has taken me oath of office in zimbabwe to see any different from the old one my guest here in london is looking for a lot of the u. K. A representative of the countrys ruling zanu p. F. 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Become a cyborg i must say words so i have created a new sense the new organ and design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. I use my you cant live on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. I hope that this will make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg. Folks who at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us what do you think will happen society does the human race move the cradle i think its only the beginning of the. Cyborgs human machines starting february first on t w. Two to moves. This is news coming to you live from berlin the European Union presents a united front in working with irans foreign minister meets e. U. Leaders in an attempt to bolster the twenty fifteen nuclear deal. No longer cooperate with the terms of the agreement if washington poses Oil Sanctions go to brussels for more also coming up. Says shes optimistic she can strike a deal with the social democrats and had all new elections germanys main parties go into a final day of exploratory Coalition Talks. An advancing french robot steals hearts the consumer electronic show in las vegas. And more from the worlds top gadget show. Plus paul garia takes over the helm rotating presidency today with europe facing complex issues like the refugee crisis and brags it. Is minister for the presidency how her country intends to navigate. Hello im terry martin good to have you with us irans foreign minister muhammad has met with the e. U. With his counterparts in brussels its a show of unity for the twenty fifteen agreement aimed at ending irans pursuit of Nuclear Weapons and germany france britain and the e. U. Foreign affairs chief federico. Their support for the deal one day ahead of key sanctions decision by washington the deal is under threat as u. S. President donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose Oil Sanctions on tehran lets hear exactly what he had to say about the deal. Deal is working it is that even include its main goal which means keeping the Iranian Nuclear program in check and those in the surveillance the i. A. E. A. Has confirmed in nine rich noyes to see that iran is fully complying with the commitments made on the agreements and. Well lets cross over to brussels now where our correspondent max hoffman is standing by for us much for just heard there from a rini what are the other Foreign Ministers who are attending those discussions today what theyve been saying they underline what federer said some finley way of veiled warnings though towards the usa basically warning donald trump not to meddle with the Nuclear Agreement my god we have the German Foreign minister said we want to protect the deal from undermining no matter from which side it might come so thats pretty clear that they not talking about iran here because they also repeated a couple of times here that iran is complying with the deal ok well it is fear of the president might still pull the plug on that Iranian Nuclear deal he has acted unilaterally in the past if he does pull the plug what can the europeans and the iranians do to salvage the agreement. Well we understand that his administration told him not to pull the plug but youre right he has not always followed what his staff has told him to do or has at least wanted him to do now if they really pull the plug on this is going to be hard to keep iran from comply to comply with the deal because the u. S. Were even more important partner in this deal than the European Union although the European Union did take the lead in the go sheeting the whole deal now the europeans know that thats why theyre trying to offer something to donald trump also they did that during this press conference for example. We do realize that there are issues with iran that are beyond the scope of this nuclear deal for example Ballistic Missile testing or also the role that iran is playing in the whole region destabilizing for example in syria also in yemen and thats why i said during that press conference we want to Start Talking about those issues that are beyond the scope of the Nuclear Agreement as soon as possible to find solutions there and although he warned the u. S. Saying dont meddle with this Nuclear Agreement indirectly at least he also conceded to them yes we need to do your right we need to talk about these things ok so there is an effort there united effort to try to encourage the Trump Administration to maybe come around now iran has been witnessing a wave of protests in recent days there are a lot of things at play in iran will that be discussed in those talks today in brussels. They did talk about that they all they also announced that they would talk about that not only the role of iran in the whole region but also what is happening the destabilizing factors of the protests in iran at the moment thats something that is worrisome to the European Union because iran is a lot closer to the to europe than it is to the United States thats one of the reasons why the french president himself and i would not call that the last week and said its so important to keep that nuclear deal because its one of the few means we have to actually influence all the other things that are happening in iran at the moment. In brussels thank you so much now to some other stories making news around the world today tunisia has been rocked by a third night of violent clashes as unrest over government imposed price hikes intensifies riot police have used tear gas to Disperse Protesters in the capital tunis and four other cities one man has died scores have been injured and more than three hundred arrested. The death toll from the devastating mudslides and flooding that hit Southern California earlier this week has risen to seventeen authorities are continuing to search for over a dozen people who are still missing mudslides destroyed around one hundred homes and damage some three hundred more Armed Robbers have burst into pariss rich hotel and made off with jewels and other luxury goods Police Arrested three suspects but two more are believed to be on the run its estimated that the thieves made off with some five Million Dollars worth of jewels. Youre watching the news still to come while garia takes over the e. U. Is rotating presidency we asked the minister at the helm what her countrys priorities will be. Here in berlin its the final day of exploratory Coalition Talks between chancellor im going to michaels conservatives and the social democrats the parties have set themselves a deadline of tonight to decide whether they can agree on terms a last ditch effort to head off new elections reports of emerge that theyve made progress on issues like taxation and clean energy but still have a host of divisive issues to resolve before striking a deal. Lobbying groups have been protesting outside the talks every day now among them trade unionists who fear the end of coal mining in germany and those solidly against another Health Reform today they were joined by supporters of the European Union calling for deeper european integration a demand supported by social democrat leader Martin Schulz. Such a. Government must be under the condition that to strengthen this europe. Discussing them is. Something we also put in principle. But theres still disagreement over exactly how deep european integration should be other known sticking points between the conservatives and the social democrats are refugee policy and taxation but chancellor merkel remains optimistic the talks will reach a conclusion tonight. As the norm. There are still big hurdles to overcome. Speaking for my party i can say real b. S. Construct if s. Possible in our search for compromises. But of course were also aware that we want to deliver the right kind of deal for the country. That means its going to be a tough day. With this how that talk the both sides have agreed to an unused embargo until the end of the talks therefore very Little Information on potential breakthroughs has emerged so far negotiations are expected to run into the night. Political correspondent mckayla is covering those negotiations for us today i understand that negotiators have saved the most contentious issues the toughest topics to be discussed today what or the main obstacles to an agreement and help tough will they be to overcome. This is quite a few tough issues and one of them the whole of europe is really talking about is the stance on migration and weve seen a whole succession of tightening of immigration migration laws here really and there was talk here of actually having an immigration or for highly skilled workers but the big question mark is what happens to Asylum Seekers that we have the conservative edge of im going to michael c. D. U. C. S. U. Coalition calling for less money actually less benefits going towards Asylum Seekers also for an extension of basically what is a poor is in letting those with lesser protection bring their relatives here to germany so its all about how many people would potentially come here to germany and theres the big issue of social justice where the social democrats felt they werent really able to get that message across that thats what they stand for well you know if they manage to deliver a complete change in Germanys Health care what it didnt look like when when we heard from delegates before these talks started here really this is the democrats are adamant that they will keep fighting for this the big question is what will be the big. Issue that this is the democrats can deliver on sway their own supporters their own party to actually go for yet another Coalition Government here ok so obstacles remain but if these exploratory talks are successful today what happens next whats the road map for forming a government for germany. Well then we would have the Party Leaderships the individual ones getting together agreeing to start for more talks then we expect a social Democrat Party convention on the twenty first of january to once again debate whether to launch a proper Coalition Talks if martin sots was to get the green light that whatever comes out of these Coalition Talks this prospective marriage is. Grima end of this political marriage of necessity then really would go to grassroots vote and that is the big cliffhanger here whether the grassroots who really want favor of continuing this coalition would live up to what sold himself described as a responsibility for his party and also for europe thats the perspective he likes to take on this whether they would actually go for that so were still weeks or even months away from seeing a new government. Is a Political Correspondent jim acosta there covering those negotiations in berlin thank you so much. Well by european standards twenty seventeen was a boom year for the German Economy thats right seven germany continues to ride its economics a Success Story with employment on the rise a boy and stock market and bulging state coffers the German Economy grew two point two percent in twenty seventeen official data published shows thats the fastest growth in six years in twenty fifteen germanys Gross Domestic Product rose one point seven percent a year later the economy grew one point nine percent and as weve heard germanys g. D. P. Edged up two point two percent according to the National Statistics office in twenty seventeen so how did this happen well products made in germany are popular around the world german exports have been on the rise for years the country has experienced a construction boom too and because saving doesnt bring any returns to to near zero Interest Rates german consumers have been on a very german shopping spree last year so what does it all mean lets bring in our financial correspondent. Whos standing by in frankfurt there than you are looking very good again everybody happy over there. Well gary i was just thinking how many times we have talked already and last year in the last year about new all records of the German Economy yes the economy is doing very strong two thousand and seventeen was a strong here also two thousand and eighteen is going to be a good year most likely people here at the Trading Floor are happy yesterday we saw this or rarely here at the stock market a little bit stopping even close with a drop of one hundred points and now we are up again here in the winning as zone but yes investors are also telling me that there are some factors in two thousand and eighteen that could harm this boost off the German Economy there is still this conflict going on with north korea and the United States with two president s who are considered to be a very unpredictable then breck said that at the end there are rumors could be also very expensive for germany so yeah in general everything is looking good but you also have to think about those factors that could be harming the economy a bit next year and all those figures. All well for germany but theyre not really representative for the rest of the eurozone i. Know they are actually we also have to talk about the surplus production for example that is that germany is having of course this is good for the German Economy but at the end its also hurting other economies here in europe as well and when we talk for example about spain and also about italy those are two big countries here in the euro zone who are having quite some problems with very high unemployment numbers also economies that are not growing as strong as they should and also we have elections coming up next year in italy that many also here call very unpredictable with a great party also a very anti european so yeah its going to be very interesting whats going to happen in two thousand and eighteen. In frankfurt thank you very much. Now this c. S. In las vegas is one of the boards biggest Consumer Electronics shows and it comes to an end on friday this year more and more Startup Companies showed their attempts to break into the booming markets of autonomy as mobility Artificial Intelligence and home robotics heres a look at the highlights of this years c. S. At the c. S. Its show time. In the main hall visitors are well out by the wall to wall exhibits. Big Companies Like intel bosch and dime there are showing off their latest tech. This contraption lets you be taken for a high speed ride in a driverless car. Them. But i think thats what it is interesting in that is a start up. In the other place ok because then you have the you are the car at the beginning of the innovation. Here in eureka park there are around eight hundred startups from around the world and insiders are here looking for the next great innovation. Im here to see the sort of which of these companies i think really have the necessary. Second set of business to go along with like a school tech because it doesnt matter what youre making if you dont have the business skills or the Business People needed to be successful then theyre going to flop. But which new products could make it to the market there are so many here how about underwear that protects men from cell phone radiation or maybe three d. Holograms which are created using every defense. One of the big highlights is a little robot named buddy for those who are curious you can learn a bit of programming thanks to my application. For this robot has been under development in france for the past three years but what is it for so that he has been invented for being a companion robot for family so hes a md to be a new member of the family yes for cameras so he can see entreaties he can see the distance he can see you he can see your face he can recognize your face can recognize your voice you can recognize your body shape so he knows who you are exactly in the family. But he will be available to buy this you. And over a thousand bodies have been preordered the price will be around Thirteen Hundred euros. He can as well find out whats of it whether hes so used to is or if there was a shining in that case is very you know United States and if you keep it stallman then d. C. Can be sad as well so its like you and me it gets it gets information from there we are wild and he makes his own moods according to that she day but he seems to be in a good mood hes definitely cute and thats attracting buyers but but he has other good qualities too. Sorry sorry make room guys. The c. S. Has shown that the Big Companies have the power and the money to offer big shows full of color essential left right and put up a terrific technologies but clearly the more realistic and useful technology in every day life i hear accurate cut back where the startups are. There not some of that space a landmark day or as far as his membership in the e. U. Is concerned to it certainly is European Union leaders are in bulgaria today as the country takes over the helm of the is rotating presidency its the first time wild area has held the post since joining the bloc in two thousand and seven the balkan nation in Southeast Europe is hoping to use the chance to improve its image despite a slow but steady Economic Growth in recent years many of the countries ambitious young people are lured by what they see as better opportunities in other e. U. Countries. The nine hundred centuries garion writer constantine off appears to gaze with confidence into the future but the mood in sofia could hardly be more different. Crime corruption and financial mismanagement make regular headlines in the European Unions poorest country. Thats the reason many younger bulgarians have left to seek a better life elsewhere. One of them is nicole a new call of a medical student whos finishing his training this year. He wants to pursue his career as a specialist in radiology but not in bulgaria in germany. I want to work in my field in germany because of the access to modern medical equipment conditions for further training are much better to. Others his age have similar intentions low wages and pervasive corruption are the two main problems driving young gary into way. This new direction bribery thats the usual situation here we help these problems will be eradicated thats the only way bulgaria can move forward. Victoria wants to get away as soon as she finishes high school her parents both scientists have advised her to continue her studies in another country possibly germany where she might go into microbiology. This draw the ball near in government doesnt provide any funding for research and development i want to follow a part similar to my fathers so i have decided to leave the country. And thats why victoria has been studying german for more than a year at the good to institute in sofia. About twenty three thousand left their country in two thousand and sixteen but a new trend suggests others whove already spent time abroad are returning home with higher qualifications some eleven thousand did just that in the same time period. One of them is christian after finishing his Business Studies in dusseldorf he founded a tour company in sofia that took off when he started taking visitors around in an old tub bunt or trabi the car once manufactured in communist east germany. Here with the tools to show people what life was like in the old days. Im. Chose the trouble because its the car that sort of symbolizes communism. Idea found an audience. Today he owned six months and has a staff that serves about twenty five thousand customers per year. The meat of sees his future right here he wants to invest in bulgaria. There are many more opportunities to start a business and than in germany. There are plenty of ideas that would work here just as well as they do in germany and other western countries even in where got him to implement. One example is gorm a cooking from a sophia rooftop this big kitchen has a staff of fifty plus fifty more working in the adjacent restaurants that serve one thousand customers per day this New Enterprise at the top floor of a high rise building has an impressive view of the city and its all run by twenty four year old got the money who earned her masters degree in business in vienna and london. Half a year ago she took over the management here thats a rarity in the male dominated Food Service Sector in bulgaria. They came back immediately after university because there was a great Business Opportunity that they thought. This country has so many opportunities. To be good i would like. To see i had been proud. Even though shes been successful in this venture got him on innova has other plans at some point she says shell leave. Her reason too much technician here like so many others her age she has her sights on the rest of europe. Is ball gary is minister for the president and she joins us now from the countrys capital sofia thank you so much for talking with us today well this is the first time your country has held rotating presidency what are you hoping to achieve during your term at the helm. Well that and i dont think you very much how difficult you need to yet indic something we need launch officially the bulgarian presidency it is now our current presidency of the council often let me ask you our question do you not being union. We are taking the commitment of a very strong very well prepared man starting the presidency they might be both politically on the budget lew did it today as well we have identified or are you doing it for our presidency where we would like to have special purpose and i will beat up no one would use them all the pacific want to go get it which we are going to be the bulgarian fact the president of the congo anybody do you have the know perspective of the what the book would be needed most yet it could be a bulk of the presidency now i am a part of our strong message we would like to be the most of the presidency which is united we stand strong we we would like them even on working i think that we must have a global debate that you know i want to ask you just sort of i just want to ask you very specifically about this question of unity because it is so key for the European Union in the e. U. Is deeply divided over the refugee crisis and one of its biggest members the u. K. Has decided to leave the bloc how do you see that you addressing this crisis of unity during your presidency. Yes thats why we believe then more than ever we need to talk until the sky is up to discuss how twenty seven week remained united how walked r. D. Didnt they know the power might should be off on how its got you were walking next budget talk to twenty twenty how we improve our security our thought that it think im the we need the give me a good game on invoiced to the up important contributions of the debate because we know where to come do we call this thing not just the thing the idea between europe and when we enter we can sure want to know our colo our you think of you knew we know our neighbors we know were not easy on the ballpark and now we believe that the won up the right to do we need to keep do you need a no win even extending. You make we we wont europe into the main a global actor i need only nothing but globally talking god would think all right our go to our our third party ok thank you so much for talking with the still young couple over there the minister for both various president s say she talked to us from sofia thank you so much. Youre watching news coming to you live from berlin we have another bowl looking for you at the top of the hour and you can get all the latest news and information right on our website at www dot com ice water. Cooler. Entered the conflict zone a new president has taken me oath of office in zimbabwe but you see any different from the old one my guest here in london is nick among one of the u. K. Representatives of the countrys ruling zanu p. F. Politics with thirty five years of bloodshed only knows im going to call the mood was full of Business Today have continuing to govern. Known these characters have not stumbled out of the computer game into more reality. 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Because i want to welcome to conflict zone thank you tim thanks for having me have you all new president saying that he was inaugurated a new democracy this is a man of thirty seven years has shown no inclination to promote democracy in any form whatsoever wants to suggest that hes going to change and i think. Thats a very correct thing to say that he didnt show any inclination to promote democracy what im talking about is a man that has been a speaker of parliament was short and even handedness in parliament for the template for the time he was one were talking here of a man that lost elections and was happy thoughts of the results there from were talking of a man whos been individually named unsocial and by the first in two thousand and two when the European Council expressed serious concerns among about Human Rights Violations by the government of zimbabwe among two hundred seventy three other people absolutely collective responsibility yes clearly councils ban was extended in two thousand and four and two thousand and nine they accused him was the man god what as a member of the government of engaging in activities that seriously undermine democracy respect for human rights and the rule of law seriously undermine democracy that doesnt sound good for the future because thats the last best in your balance which would have been a plate of. And hes in dublin about ten and were talking two hundred seventy three members of the establishment so youre basically saying that theres a moment the wall of this moment military forces should because the top iraq war then well youre saying the bureaucrats are saying the journalists that were there were undermining democracy you know how much does it make it already does it went along with. Doing its best to extinguish democracy now here now after you know or not if thats not correct whats what so everybody else got it wrong you got it wrong the u. S. Which also sanctioned got it wrong everybody got what they want in terms of no you know so misunderstood. Doesnt correct the point im making is yes they way Human Rights Violations thats thats goes without saying and the u. S. Will mission of building but yes weve taken responsibility was weak went and put in place a new constitution. The responsibility its all because nobodys been brought to justice but because our take was because of because of course because our constituent we have a new x. Which is common place of National Reconciliation where these all these matters will be dealt with so we do all really janish a look at National Healing yes are there is also going to deal with the most serious allegations made against was the work which came in a two thousand and two u. N. Report to the Security Council it calls him the key strategist of an elite group involved in illicit Diamond Trading if you read that book and i read the reports and that report is full of conjecture and innuendo eleanor france was wherever they were simply calling him the benjamin if you read into a little bit of mail for an investigation what investigation into exile is allegations whats allegations that are at the bottom in of all of recordings of the reports of the networks which he was a senior figure who made money through what they called a variety of criminal activities including craft embezzlement diversion of public funds undervaluation of goods smuggling false invoicing nonpayment of taxes kickbacks to Public Officials and bright. If you had read that reports as you want to pretend you did you would not have a great sense. Of ok any returns you see but these vitalistic theres no specific theres no specific allegation what you simply say is that when i was in a certain motel he was the bad man it was when the speaker of parliament was the better man for the government of zimbabwe government of zimbabwe thats what they thats what the report says but theres Nothing Specific sort of nothing was looking at best to get in here not even worth investigating hes above the law anyway so why if the if why but if they could not if they. Lost some damages or lost money to number one or allegedly they should its for them to investigate what there is about would investigate its also smuggling them as were talking about here is what. Someones ok then if they came from the same democrat a republican candidate only file a missing its a sort of theyre not im saying sort of our responsibility is to use money to investigate things that happened in the cold war when its not us who lost the money in the congo in their most intimate it was that the accusations are not on when and where they are when im out in multiple operations we are all mainly governments organise many governments so let them investigate mr miller are you expect zimbabweans never mind the International Community simply to gloss over all this instead of seeking a detailed accounting of what took place or dont you care or do you simply dont care or dont just say the russians the rose petals which are which mr man under way in the in the generals are being thrown i mean are being threatened with their been fitted with rose petals right now the us including the generals are talking about in all way involved in all of this that youre talking about so it means muslims are happily with the situation the people that arent happy if you are really you know were happy on the one youre happy with the heroes when we come on to that little bit but lets talk about the Public Theater of the last ten days to talk about last year mr mugabe was pushed out in order to bring in democracy now the p. F. Had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the terrible realisation that was through. He was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people had counted on. Coming in to protect their interests and their secrets couldnt know couldnt a result of that now could you risk that not what people cannot risk is somebody wanted thought to be unstable in what appeared in behaved as terrible way to take over the controls of power in zimbabwe it would establish it would have destabilized the whole country would have to savage the region that was the concept thats not the view of didnt mess with a veteran of the liberation struggle he was close to mugabe for fifty years he was quite clear the only intervened he said to save someone p. S. Not the country and he was you know it is must be not to know just because that is a member of the opposition who also has what vested interests in the voting liberation it is a lotta use only member of the wrong he says the armed forces in touch with his opinions and yet is not enough he says the armed forces are made up of zanu p. F. Members he said not democrats in toto not sharing in a pluralistic system not democrats intent on showing in a Pluralistic Society so in other words forget about democracy not just the same thing now that was really just a sense because it is a bitter old man thats what im saying those are forbidden for democracy lets forget about what a member of opposition would say i guess and what it plans to go in saying that that movie hold of even at the swearing in ceremony there were people wont take a look at them but the president of botswana for one in karma he said it pretty clearly i dont see why i should wish him mugabe well if he cared nothing for his own people why should i care for him and then the way the crowds the blood the Police Commissioner general augusto ensuring the calls for him to step down you think gave you talk about rose petals for everybody rose petals its all this im sure you didnt actually check the relationship between the people of zimbabwe and the Police Commissioner general the generals the rest of the army or the little. The city secure crowds and the general and do. You worry why do you think the police were made to strip to stand down why are they wanted right now as im talking to your starting train patrol patrols or the army because the police were not trusted by the people they were not trusted by the army they were not trusted by this and they were trusted by only president mugabe why because the person that was second in command of the police is this cousin and the war point was to serve god that president mr rohani what is disturbing to many people young to be in your country there are plenty of signs that the new president is no different from the old one you take is warning about pluralism and political opposition those who oppose us will park and park he said they will continue to park but the p. F. Train will roll on ruling and ruling while they park again its all about the party that were not going to have the clash last thats a misinterpretation of what he actually thats a direct quote of what you say yes but i would tell you any court get taken out of his context it was this minute you think this man is ever going to allow the barking dogs of the opposition to sweep him out of power in order we shall see if they will not achieve if they will you would if they really would its when you use the backing phrase its not only about opposition its even included grace what you are simply saying is when im focused on Something Like im like a train or a locomotive every dog which runs around alongside the tracks can bark and back but the law but it doesnt stop its called a locomotive is not a country p. F. As far as hes gonna be as is that how you live here call for true force transformation within the country its really this falls it has its obvious conservation of thirty five years its trash we made mistakes trash democracy were trash now got it we didnt trust democrats but yes we made mistakes and yes we messed up the economy status really does aster whatever whatever line you tell when youre in. A very friendly guy youre a nice jovial sort of think of the left for whatever line you tell you go for well mr wynn gaggle is hostage to the brutality of the brutal record of zanu p. F. Use military experience as head of Central Intelligence in the mid 1980s coincided with the most brutal of all mugabes massacres in the socalled cooler killings in which up to twenty thousand from the unit of billy tribe were killed or disappeared hes denied any role but actually the state controlled by the way a chronicle reported at the time that he compared to saddams to bugs cockroaches that had reached such an epidemic that the government needed to bring in the details of things just get rid of the actual thing seems worse yet i hear you now give me a chance to respond to you first thing is were weighing in a very limited very formative years of our country mistakes were made and the excuses massacre not reality isnt doesnt its just important to me since im simply so many mistakes so thats an admission that he made mistakes but number one number two during that period when he was really sort of security unique was coming to power into account for his actions all the time with a very robust parliament at that time and they would have some things just let me sit crimes this was because well parking offenses for which you know to quell pay a fine this was murder on a grand scale there were mistakes call it mistakes and there will be just understatement in history theres some oh im not mistakes its not its a slow made mistakes the restylane made me suspect you know there were mass murderers this was mass will last did you really shit now will the minister not will last we lost people we lost is about wins and. For u. K. I was for sure its unfortunate that it happened but in the formative years of alienation if you go back to the history of britain who find that there were pages there were people that died it does not it doesnt it doesnt clear people it doesnt make it any better but the fact still remains in a formative years of elation things will happen which shows you whats happening now in the dark should not have happened just when i would violence come into your partys d. N. A. And thats already been proved yet again in the last week the very day the new president was sworn in the former finance minister Ignatius Trumbo was handed over to the police by the military who had beaten him up severely and while he was held in custody and the and where to search for money trouble trouble is that the minister talking about salvation in this way as mentioned told by himself in his testimony in chief he never said he wasnt he was president wrong is he wrong you know he says he was tortured yes i mean they did it in the activists roya is wrong because the actual person didnt allege that he genuinely didnt beat him up now that is pretty much a limit you know in the sense that youve invest well you never say that he wont have a certified in or twelve by the corporate world isnt it when when somebody says a place and off in thats what we go by as all why we making it up as a lawyer said it was a very brutal and draconian way of dealing with a problem if he says that but i can accept very much so and i tweeted about it myself that this is not the way we want to do things but so fucking issues the country that youve created a few weeks ago the london man are you calling us that dont know about the man youre going to let me finish the man who is now president had to flee for his life a couple of weeks ago and he doesnt think thats an unfortunate certain population are gay shes well its not published but i dont like your mum why dont i say no but i should have to feel him i dont know i served i dont accept your calling him a complementary study but i would say that it was it wasnt conventional it was wrong it shouldnt have happened in that way but when it isnt and your rights before you is not sit in a club isnt it time you came out with it whats been going on in your country all these years apart from just. Trying to get out of it by calling it a few mistakes and im missing that people deserve Something Better than zone p. F. Kobe people really do it not people deserve what they want for exactly thats what thats what democracy about it is preposterous and on appeal then that is an opinion isnt it i dont want to prescribe leaders was an awful prison for the peoples republic there are many choices theyll make a choice in july also theyll make a choice again will they choose not to be a thats what they deserve i put it to Troy Smith Europe who was mugabes Vice President for ten years yeah yeah that under mugabe zimbabwe became a byword for corruption murder trial cities and torture she didnt argue with that she didnt know she says a fact whats known again when you quote opposition will as good will rule when she is going to say she was with him for ten years yeah but then Vice President but by then but then if you have any sense sorry for any of these mergers corruption atrocity you know what is torture corruption is there and its a problem they go ive made and admission made us not to the scale you want to say things happened as i told you mention intuition and then within the next an interval shouldnt have happened there you go you love those understatements things happened no these were murders and massacres that carried out this was brutal brutal violence and you know it was the same time it was things that happen when im saying i think you are playing it down well they want you know where youre assuming they were told this way what i mean they were there were dissidents one two there were torrence were actually kidnapped and killed there were there were some what age of infrastructure there were elections violence especially around the point thousand and eight am i explain what i mean by things happened so the response to the response to that was disproportionately yes im not in that thats one sentence up and because things happen on both sides and thats the phrase i. Is it would not raise temperatures in ethnic intentions in public if you do the exactly i think what youre trying to do in january on the voice of america you were asked why your party hadnt been more successful in improving lives for the majority of zimbabwe three and a half decades. And you replied its a matter of time its not going to happen overnight of course. And if any of you trying to tell me its nobody seventy years and you say its a matter of time say im not going to have another one i want people spitting this thirty seven years montreal theyve been held theyve been pretend that theres Nothing Happened in zimbabwe when when who electrification went around when people when they were all educated people when schools were built when the provincial was because of referrals because were built when the university will instead of the university now weve got sixteen things positive things happened in zimbabwe you know if you look you know i was a bit nobody denies your case talk its only so is your education you know listen rocketeers them and so its sort of wasted seven years but as for the economy you know the man i work on you certainly are not well i go yes well you know im sorry but youre certainly set records but they werent the records you wanted and the your policies grant thats mismanagement inflation peaked around three thousand and eight two hundred thirty one million percent congratulations thank you very much to all that record but why because you the west and the mind i call its the worse off for well not you know were not just about you know your staggering in of all schools great incognita and were going up to this well i give you that but lets not lets not dismiss there on the substance rate because the whole point was to bring down those robin economy and smugglers mob and government and it how it works to some extent but the only thing the end up in is the coming of the dot. Legislation now is running at walden fourteen percent industrial output is less than ten percent of g. D. P. Compared to twenty five percent and ninety nine ten nobody is under it in their will to work before the new president its a lot of work fast which he has to embark on right now thats why they say they have to hit the ground running and be first to talk of an official to make the submission when i was Vice President he went to china and he made admissions of them but was twenty years behind in development and when somebody of that stature and that level makes that admission its a very Important Mission and because of that its not underwriting the task before him there are plenty of signs that your public wants justice and these last few days plenty of zimbabweans have been speaking out because they feel theyre able to get the jewelry they happen to know more are for Small Business around harare he reacted pretty badly to the news that were gabi and his family have already secured immunity from prosecution he said why do people think that once a crook is out its now ok for them to keep their empire while you both overthrowing them if were not going to reclaim money and assets because i am bad so made working one of the wealthy suburbs he said let them live peacefully in zimbabwe but they must find out how much they have if its a lot maybe take half forward miles we told her one of your Party Officials mugabe should be prosecuted and sent to jail for a long time he said if i meet him one day ill give him a blow in the street he squandered my life lee hood you really think people are going to accept this interview to be issuing a communique after the people but i can tell you this that our question doesnt grant immunity incumbents so president mugabe was immune to prosecution when he was an office now in the new government will process this whole thing or got. Immunity or Something Else because. Its only binding in this fight is the only good well and the gentleman the gentleman ness is a concept hes already been told that he can give you some answers he. He and his family and get at least ten million george mugabes principal aide told the Times Newspaper last week that the expresident had been assured his assets were secured and which assets of us ok they own the largest landowners in the country they own a deadly two private schools they control the running of an orphanage they only twenty five bedroom house in harare known as the blue roof along with the Second Property in the same city and thats three story home in the country yet they have a two point four million house in the sentence suburb of johannesburg an apartment in hong kong and a room and also to have property owned in malaysia and singapore not bad actually uses not a lot of love and i dont think its all that bad but and no consultation on this shabby little deal that allows him not actually when theyre offering no be beyond the law what precedent that says do you want to see ocracy did did did you really want in a friend on that or this thing was negotiated and under its above and celebrate they think can they didnt mind what it was they wanted one of their lives i said you dont have a democracy go talk of new democracy well think well you know what is beyond us all do you think democracy is blood to test a missile in the end definitiveness says well as a little patient its not if i took on research in the us what about Something Else but not youre not the type of democracy where you would think well lets go back and write in iraq to temperatures and oh yes i have any justice on what you know what your definition of justice to whats a general justice brought to the defense minister mcabee reza finance minister a few minutes ago what about the man who run the show while they met the man who ran the show unfortunately well fortunately for you but zimbabwe did move on and we ended things were the best solution maybe a little also comes of the team we in with charging over the anything you see if you have a referendum if you have a referendum on this i would tell you ninety percent of the bubble and would endorse this deal the opposition m. D. C. Doesnt and those two incidents concern constitutional you know yes well now you have quite a few things about horses around the culture which they can challenge it isnt it thats the whole essence of having a Constitutional Court it would line judges private judges who can we can overturn it if its unconstitutional lets hope thats the whole point but the whole point of having institutions are independent and what you decide is independent. Grace mugabi she gets seventy five thousand dollars a year for life when we havent done it yet you think thats fair everything you think you can have a pension is wrong think she paid tax on any i think were doing to you do you have a problem with people getting pension i didnt set subprogram that isnt dollars in the country our point and seeing and seeing are you telling me im not employed and perhaps you are and really is an actual constitution because our constitution says those things should happen when when the president or his or her Vice President leaves office if they said the temp is one temp clearance or showings of the shoddy little deals how do you want a diversion from a question you know i dont know im not ashamed of my cause you see the whole it and i and thats what the off does that mean the president took to uphold the constitution so im not sure a set of opposition is one of the best in the world and will be rated very highly. If the elections take place next year should you to do so your party can hardly campaign on its record carrying thirty seven years of corruption thirty seven years of blood on its hands and now this deal this immunity deal presumably to buy it was to regard the silence because he has capabilities that when you take a lot of people what are you going to be on what a very interesting relation to me one vote for you to me when i let you have one a very interesting feel to look at what youre fluted ive told you that we have whats more than sixty percent outreach and coverage in it to set up told Everything Else that we have done ive told you about our Literacy Rate ill talk about those bittles were built with what a lot to campaign for i would have told we were resettled people with whats a lot of carbon we have not human rights no human rights oh yeah we rely doesnt matter we have a lot not yet or maybe not we have we have a lot to improve on the twenty we have a lot to improve and this is a bill that. The m. D. C. Has the violence to you know the Vice President in the m. D. C. Was asked if you if you will support on both sides when she wasnt in d. C. Also some ago when she was in the m. D. C. She was bashed again by events its unfortunate what a culture very well as around us which want to do you advocate and women did this violence during this period give us give give us some credit for the fact that for the fourteenth well i mean ive been up to this point where we didnt have incidents of violence this is going over the only time that men want to go thirty seven years of credit thanks very much for being uncovered so thank you for having me thank you. The be. The be. The be. The be the but. The but. The be. No these characters have none of the bureau came into our realities. There are words mind young man conquering from sweet. To speeds the be pixel art become st. The lem smiling. Moments thirty minutes. Blowing make a commitment. 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Leaders in an attempt to bolster the twenty fifty Nuclear Deal Tehran says it will no longer cooperate with the terms of the agreement if washington re imposes Oil Sanctions well go live to brussels for the latest also coming up im going to says shes optimistic that she can strike a deal with the social democrats and have all new elections that says germanys main parties go into a final day of exploratory Coalition Talks and bile and protests spread across tunisia as anger over price hikes spills into the streets one person has died and more than three hundred people have been arrested as authorities crackdown on demonstrators. Hello im terry Martin Thanks for joining us. Irans foreign minister Mohammad Javad zarif has met with his counterparts in brussels its a show of unity for the twenty fifteen irans Nuclear Agreement the deal is under threat as u. S. President will decide on friday whether to reimpose sanctions on tehran. For the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldnt come at a better time the Foreign Ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e. U. s Foreign Policy chief reaffirmed their support for the Iran Nuclear Deal which u. S. President s donald trump has threatened to leave the deal is working it is theyre leaving on its main goal which main street being the Iranian Nuclear program in check and. The surveillance of the need played an Important Role in crafting the landmark Nuclear Court in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the Nuclear Issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its Ballistic Missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels and to that you could refer to or for me to go on of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned regarding the rights of those demonstrating in the streets we are convinced that people have a fundamental right to demonstrate on top of that we also need to talk about irans actions in the wider regional the individual a bit. Guptill announced that iran had committed to a dialogue over its role in war torn yemen and syria but whether the nuclear deal and the diplomatic channels that come with it remain intact now depends on the u. S. President s donald trump is expected to decide on friday whether to reimpose sanctions against tehran. Max hoffman is covering the story for us in brussels max if president trial does free impose sanctions on iran can the europeans and the iranians do anything to salvage the Nuclear Agreement. The european said that they would stick with the agreement no matter what but if you look at the power and the power play thats going on of course the United States side from iran are the most important partner and there would be a whole lot less incentive for the iranians to stick with that deal of course the europeans could say this is this is good for business this deal as long as we can do business with you its in your interest to keep the deal but the fact of the matter is that if the Trump Administration really imposes sanctions on those companies that do business with iran that would also affect European Countries and that would slow down business again so there really isnt a win win situation here where only europe and iran keep this deal up so theres the Nuclear Agreement thats being discussed there in brussels today but theres more at play in iran right now German Foreign minister is it my goblin mentioned it in this sound bite we had in our piece there he talked about the protests in iran and you said they would be addressed what more can you tell us about that. I think whats really important to underline here is that the European Union is not a huge fan of how iran conducts policies in the region as you said the German Foreign minister or in their own country theyre highly critical of that but that doesnt mean they want to scream scrap the Nuclear Agreement actually they want to keep the Nuclear Agreement because to them its a way to influence all the other things they dont like all the issues they have with iran for example the protests for example its actions in the wider region apart from that leverage for the European Union as a soft power when we talk about wars in yemen in syria is very limited so this is the main tool for europe to try to influence things there they talked about it but if the. Deal is no longer in place then as i said options for the e. U. Very limited just a final question max about that nuclear deal and the u. S. Position on it what is the opinion of those meeting there in brussels today is it expected that the u. S. Will stay on board with the Nuclear Agreement with iran or pull the plug hard to predict apparently a majority of the u. S. In the ministration is in favor to keeping the deal for now to put a waiver on the Oil Sanctions this is what its about in detail on friday but it appears that the u. S. President is uncomfortable with that were not entirely sure if thats true or not and all the time with that you know that donald trump is someone who changes his mind pretty quickly so hard to say ok. There for us in brussels thank you so much. Well here in berlin is the final day of exploratory Coalition Talks between chancellor Angela Merkels conservatives and the social democrats almost four months after voters went to the polls the parties have set themselves a deadline of tonight to decide whether they can agree on terms medicals conservative bloc is sitting down for its fifth day of discussions with the center left s. P. D. The two sides are said to have made progress on issues like taxation in clean energy but have left the more sensitive policy disagreements until today if successful the c. D. U. Will enter into a formal coalition goshi engines with yes beneath led by martin shots and not germany could face fresh elections and an uncertain future for chancellor merkel. D. W. Political correspondent is covering those negotiations for us today i understand that negotiators have saved the most contentious issues the toughest topics to be discussed today what or the main obstacles to an agreement and how tough will they be to overcome. This is quite a few tough issues and one of them the whole of europe is really talking about is the stance on migration and weve seen a whole succession of tightening of immigration migration laws here really and there was talk here of actually having an Immigration Law for highly skilled workers but the big question mark is what happens to Asylum Seekers that we have the conservative edge of going to michael c. D. U. C. S. U. Coalition calling for less money actually less benefits going towards Asylum Seekers also for an extension of basically what is a poor is in letting those with lesser protection bring their relatives here to germany so its all about how many people would potentially come here to germany and theres the big issue of social justice where the social democrats felt they werent really able to get that message across that thats what they stand for well you know if they managed to deliver a complete change in germany as health care would it didnt look like one when we heard from delegates before these talks started here really this is the democrats are adamant that they will keep fighting for this the big question is what will be the big. Issue that this is the democrats can deliver on the way their own supporters their own party to actually go for yet another Coalition Government ok so obstacles remain but if these exploratory talks are successful today what happens next whats the road map for forming a government for germany. Well then we would have the Party Leadership individual ones getting together agreeing to start formal talks then we expect a social Democrat Party convention on the twenty first of january to once again debate whether to launch a proper Coalition Talks if. Its was to get the green light that whatever comes out of these Coalition Talks this perspective marriage is. Greenland this political marriage of necessity then really would go to grass roots vote and that is the big cliffhanger here whether the grassroots who really want favor of continuing this coalition would live up to what sold some self described as a responsibility for his party and also for europe thats the perspective he likes to take on this whether they would actually go for that so were still weeks or even months away from seeing a new government. Is a Political Correspondent jim acosta there covering those negotiations in berlin thank you so much. Tunisia has been rocked by a third night of violent clashes as unrest over government imposed price hikes intensifies riot police have used tear gas to Disperse Protesters in the capital tunis and four other cities one man has died scores have been injured and more than three hundred arrested the Prime Minister had warned rioters to expect a heavy security presence on the streets. Not even threats of a clamp could keep them away hundreds of disaffected tunisians clashed with riot police and another long night of violent unrest with both sides trading tear gas and drops. Some coming off wash for where. I was trying to talk to one of the policemen and suddenly one of them helped me with his baton. Thats been. Seven years ago to near zero was the cradle of the arab spring after a revolt against rising costs that revolution may now be history but his spirit and its cause lives on for many in the rural heartland economic frustrations confusion go hand in hand. There was no no no you couldnt put it this is how we had to endure these clashes after a day of work. Even our boss was attacked with tear gas. We need to find a solution for our youth politicians raised our living costs but why dont they take a pay cut we have to suffer taking two buses to the factory town just one hundred euros. This week one protester paid with his life and dozens more have been injured as Economic Hardship leaves its mark on. To the u. S. State of california now rescue workers are searching for more than a dozen people still missing after devastating mudslides and flooding hit coastal areas this week seventeen people have died and around one hundred homes have been destroyed the devastation struck early tuesday after a winter storm drenched hillsides that had been stripped bare by wildfires last month the hills came crashing down on mt to sado early on tuesday morning. To made is of rain fell in just fifteen minutes that unleashed a stream of modern and said she is careening on to mt to see does whose side mansions residents describe it as an apocalyptic saying sky lit up because some buildings have been blown up the gas mains it turns out so heres all this fire coming down i mean and fire going up and heres all this rain coming down and you wonder what it was happening more than a day later the scale of the devastation is becoming clear this was one of the us is busiest freeways now its a cesspool. And the citys beach too is dotted with peoples cars five fighters have been searching here for those buried in the mud and theyve been searching in more to see does neighborhoods to. There are just ten thousand residents many have lost friends and neighbors. And a neighborhood this small every single name that turns up is someones dad sons cousins and his teacher and thats got to be the worst part of it all i think were just happy for everyone that makes it. Fourteen year old Lauren Canton is lucky to have survived phi phi disputed from the wreckage of a home in the month slides off the mouth on wednesday they rescued three more survivors but more than a dozen others are reported missing. The Winter Olympics are just four weeks away and some athletes still dont know if theyll be going to the games in china one of those looking to compete is nick. He competed in Alpine Skiing events in the last olympics in sochi but this time around hes hoping to try his hand at a more adventurous discipline. The Winter Olympics are just around the corner and preparation time is running out before the games begin in february. Boag area nicole latch on got over hopes to compete in this cross hes still got some work to do to secure his place but the former alpine ski has been training hard. Got off make the move to ski cross as he believes the discipline better suits his rock and roll style but the part time musician couldnt get official backing for his new adventure so he took crowdfunding instead he hasnt yet reached his goal but hes sure that hell be able to hold his own if he qualifies to appeal chang. Started to get into shape and im Getting Better and better than the five reached another much higher level. Still theres plenty of climbing left to do its a long way to the top if youve only ever tried your chosen event three times. Chunky is racing against the clock and against the bank but hes determined to be the first ball garion ever to compete in ski cross at the olympics this february. So you news for now battle be with you in just a minute with a full roundup of the latest Business News stay with us for the. Different languages. We fight for Different Things thats fine but we all stick up for Freedom Freedom of speech and freedom of press. Giving freedom of voice global news that matters d. W. Made for mines. Germany street by street. The most colorful. Least. The most traditional. Find it all at any time. Check in with the web special. Take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. A growth spurt for the German Economy official figures out today a promising booming production so stock markets bouldering state. Governments must be doing something right. Now and hardware taiwan is having to do business differently how startups a driving the transition in the asian tiger nation. Also coming up whats hot whats not at the Consumer Electronics show we take a look at the tech inventions chances of making it to market. And lets do business germany continues to write its own economic Success Story. Booming employment a buoyant stock market and bulging sekoff as you done shows the German Economy is growing at its fastest rate in six years in twenty fifteen germanys Gross Domestic Product proves one point seven percent a year later growth hit one point nine percent and its now at two point two its really on a roll the label made in germany is popular around the world exports have been on the rise for a year is theres also been a construction boom and is saving doesnt bring the returns jr zero Interest Rates german consumers have been on a very ugly german shopping spree lets check in now with daniel cope our financial correspondent whos standing by in frankfurt daniel ive been doing my thing online by and by what about you and he post christmas shopping. What i actually im afraid not because i just was buying too much before christmas so im really running out of here at the moment i guess but. You know theres really a flip side of this story ben because of course this is really making the German Economy happy companies here in germany make very good money but also because off export but thats exactly the problem and thats why many European Countries today are actually having korea some headache with this latest news coming from germany because germany really has this trade surplus which means they are producing and export in on a very high level other countries and thats hope for a considerable about spain lets talk for example of what italy they would also like to have something from this big export cake but theyre simply not getting it and thats why were seeing other economies here in europe not as strong as germany does other any other factors that are keeping him best is on the edge way you were when it comes to the outlook for twenty eight. Well two thousand and eighteen most likely is going to be a strong year but senior economists are also telling me that there are some sectors they are a little bit worried about first still this going crisis between the United States and north korea two president s a very unpredictable then brecks it also many feel that breakfast at the end could also become rather expensive for germany and also it till the very big country here in europe with election this year with a not really certain outlook with lots of Political Parties also in italy who are not really pro european so yeah those could be a factors in two thousand and eighteen that could be harming a little bit the economy as well them oks vocalists theres some stuff to look out for if youre in vesting in germany or the region that you cope our financial correspondent in frankfurt a Luxembourg Court has overturned the verdict against the whistleblower behind the lux leak scandal and. Was found guilty in mud show of leaking thousands of private documents revealing tax break deals with multinational firms he was fined and given a suspended sentence but now an Appeals Court will hold a new trial luxembourgs decision to prosecute the top spot public outrage last year with many arriving at court today to support him. The price of bitcoin is plummeting again today south korea says legislation is in the works to ban cryptocurrency trading altogether just as mr song key says the government has concerns about the regulation of Virtual Currencies due to the extreme volatility over the past year or so previously caused big to slump in december when it first revealed the governments plants. For many years made in taiwan was a label of quality in Consumer Electronics i would his brands enjoyed a solid reputation in foreign Companies Like apple or i. B. M. Manufactured there but the local Electronics Hardware sector now thinks is a dwindling market share real profits from software the states so taiwan is turning to its startups to invigorate the tech sector. Lose patience movements may look a bit clumsy but hes making a lot of progress by walking a few hundred meters its all possible with this exoskeleton engineer change develop the walking robot first at the i t r i Research Institute and now it is own firm free by onyx. His colleagues testing the device hes one of some seventy Million People confined to a wheelchair worldwide. That they can. Help. Taiwan is one of the most high tech places on earth Companies Like h t c account for around a fifth of the countrys g. D. P. By producing Computers Laptops and smartphones for the entire world but with cheaper chinese rivals breathing down their necks companies in taiwan need to keep their technological edge. In showrooms like this one theyre focusing more on software. Virtual horrigan minted reality. Were seeing. From many past. Experiences if you only do how were the margin walk s lower and lower after. The the third analogy get commodities so only do you know how were is not very good strategy for the long term established companies are turning to startups to tap new markets this firm develops Artificial Intelligence for surveillance cameras the more it Software Sees the more it learns it can differentiate between vehicles and traffic thats important for urban planners founder sean go on received ten Million Dollars from investors to develop the software the big tech names are also willing to pay for the latest know how. This is the power of the sauce and come on say hey we offer and we know how we can help you to see the bigger corporations like the top ten they all start to have their Venture Capital form like their corporate car and start investing in the market for Artificial Intelligence is expected to grow to one hundred thirty billion dollars worldwide by twenty twenty five and that opens up huge opportunities for a new generation of entrepreneurs in taiwan the c. E. O. s in las vegas one of the worlds biggest Consumer Electronics shows comes to an end tomorrow this year more and more startups there are attempts to break into the booming markets of autonomous by billet official intelligence and home robotics is a look at the highlights of this issue. At the c. S. Its show time. In the main hall visitors are well out by the wall to wall exhibits. Big Companies Like intel bosch and dime there are showing off their latest tech. This contraption lets you be taken for a high speed ride in a driverless car. There. But i think thats what it is interesting in this start up in the other place ok because there you of the your other car at the beginning of the innovation. Here in eureka park there are around eight hundred startups from around the world and insiders are here looking for the next great innovation. Im here to see the sort of which of these companies i think really have the necessary. Second set of business to go along with like a school taxes it doesnt matter what youre making if you dont have the business skills are the Business People needed to be successful then theyre going to flop. But which new products could make it to the market there are so many here how about underwear that protects men from cell phone radiation or maybe three d. Holograms which are created using every defense. And one of the big highlights is a little robot named buddy for those who are curious you can learn a bit of programming thanks to my application by the lab. This robot has been under development in france for the past three years but what is it for so body has been invented for being a companion robot for family so same to be a new member of the family yes for cameras so you can see entreaties you can see the distance you can see you we can see your face you can recognize your face can recognize your voice you can recognize your body shape so he knows who you are exactly in the family. But he will be available to buy this year and over a thousand bodies have been preordered the price will be around Thirteen Hundred euros. He can as well find out whats of it whether hes so used to is or if there was a shining in that case is very you know you like see it on the if its if its stallman only she can be sad as well so its like you and me it gets it gets information from there we are wild and he makes his own moods according to that she day but he seems to be in a good mood hes definitely cute and thats attracting buyers but but he has other good qualities too. Sorry sorry make room guys. The c. S. Has shown that the Big Companies have the power and the money to opt for big shows full of colors and full left right and to put up a terrific technologies but clearly the more realistic and useful technologies in everyday life are here at eureka park where the start thats our. Power money thats what its all about nice doing business with you. Know these characters have none stumbling out of a computer game into our reality. There arent works fine young can conquer in terms we. Made use speech. Pixel art become street art. The lambs mind. Your romance a. Long deep sleep. When im traveling to be comfortable. But i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. And d. W. Makes that part of traveling. Just because its available and thousands of hometowns resorts and cruise ships worldwide. Or have you found the time and science son is a picture that shows the w. In your room you can read a great price or two d. W. Dot com travel quiz. Question maggie has no children which makes her feel worthless and incomplete. In a society that expects them to be her children this is a burden many married yet childless women in niger suffer from. A wife is only fully accepted upon motherhood. A very personal film about the suffering of childless women in the nature. Of fruitless tree starting january fourteenth on t w. Hi everybody a warm welcome to your im max today we start off with an ice cold topic so wrap up warm and enjoy the show heres whats coming up. Call this ice spend the night in the snow village in northern finland. Lost from the pasta colony only to the boat will soon bunker became a luxury residence. And meet in time to get some useful tips for an orderly house. For Office Destination we ventured to one of the northernmost regions of europe in the third installment of our series ice cold well off to lapland a sparsely populated area which is covered in snow for over five months of the year because of those cold conditions artists from around the world join fulls to create a socalled snow village in the finnish municipality of keep the lead they create frozen sculptures up installations and even entire buildings in fact if you dont mind the cold too much you can stay in a hotel room made of ice but just for one night and dont let the frost bite. Why you need village lies tucked away amid the snowy woods one hundred fifty kilometers north of finlands Arctic Circle it was built entirely from snow and ice the snow village covers some twenty thousand square meters ice artist romney taco is one of its creators. For me experienced that im living my dream here in la i swore i would be by the nature and i can verify with the material which is even bringing me closer to the nature and it feels so good to be able to share this experience with the guests who are obviously being in the snow or its. This years theme is game of thrones artists have carved characters and scenes from the hit t. V. Series out of ice visitors can even spend a night here. Guests staying in one of the ten igloo suites can sleep beside a white walker character. The body heat of two guests lets the temperature inside the igloo rise from minus five to zero degrees celcius the creators recommend spending no more than one night in these frosty temperatures a night for two costs three hundred fifty euros. Stephen marr and his partner lena zagel spent a night here curled up in sleeping bags suitable for subzero temperatures and additional fleece leaving banks comfortable hardly. Office called i guess that makes it so adventurous and youve got these warm floral patterns here so waking up to them in the cold morning is really special but it is a motive and theres a sort of ospreys on has. A new ice hotel has been built for seventeen years in a row now ice and snow artists from all over the world come here to build the snow village. Over the course of a month they use some twenty million kilos of snow and three hundred fifty thousand kilos of ice. Lighting is very important part of the art itself so one part is making that finding the art of from the snow but then its all of the experience is that if properly really comes alive. Romney offers Ice Sculpture workshops with his support Stephen Moore and his wife transform a block of ice into and intricately. Plus it helps i knew it would be more difficult for just i didnt think it would be possible to actually carbon leave out of a block of ice in just one hour the tile. Ice is very brittle little mistakes can be fixed using body bits can be reattached that are broken off. As and when the tough to use either works in an entirely new light because now we know much more about this because weve used the tools held them in our own hands and tried it out see the one a few taps of that really gives you a different perspective on. The tough one and then can stack it and all of us out of. This dragon was carved from twelve tons of ice. In the village attracts visitors from around the globe at the bar they can order drinks in the rocks as the glasses are made of ice. Guests can even marry here many couples tie the knot in the ice chapel. And theres an igloo restaurant. The diameter from inside is sixteen meat theres having two hundred square metres of floor area and if you feel cold then this is one place to make you feel much more warmer because everybody in. Most of then you have food in the stomach you start to feel much more warmer getting here is a curious experience. It feels weak to be stay cold and holding exists a cold and hold keep you kept on i mean to eat and make this week will be pretty quickly because it gets cold said quit talking. Like that mother. I didnt mean to do. And you can like stick to it you put your arms or anything on it too on. Ice art is a hands on experience but by april temperatures began rising and the beautiful creation start to melt. To be honest of course it feeds her a little bit sad when everything melts down but at the same time its so fascinating the work with the material and the are that what you are creating is only existing such a short amount of time before disappearing so everything with this here you can experience only in the one ring to run you come back in the next three enter you come and see the same art anymore. The artists already have some ideas for next years thing but before spring arrives thousands more visitors will flock here to see their unique winter wonderland. Lets get up to date on what else is happening around europe we kick off our express with some cool kicks as berlin jumps onto the snake a train. Balance public transport system has teamed up with ill be the us truly think its best limited edition sneakers. Just five hundred pairs will be produced inspired by the patterns on the seats in berlin subway cars. A yearly pass is woven into the shoes tongue so where is get unlimited travel around the capital until the end of twenty eighteen. This is by no means the first publicity stunt recently the transport company and now the irish rock band the you too to give a surprise concert at a subway station on its new to line. And to pep up its image the transport Company Commissioned some eccentric voices in. The night she said edition of the mens wear trade fair p. T. A well known opened in florence italy on tuesday twelve hundred thirty italian and International Brands and two hundred twenty seven labels showing their autumn and winter collections for twenty eighteen to twenty nine thousand on the grounds of the old city fortress for to us so. This year finland is the official guest country. And in the coming days cull not affect its plans to unveil his new mens fashion project. They held philharmonia concert hall is hamburgs new landmark and the favorite with the public the building which overlooks hamburg harbor opened officially with a concert in light show one year ago. By the end of twenty seven teams some four and a half Million People had visited the viewing platform and some eight hundred fifty thousand had attended a concert in the new building. It took nearly a decade to build a concert hall and the costs as to make it at seventy seven million rose to ten times that was. Living in a nazi era bunker sounds like heavy concrete heavy history and little daylight but seeing the building in a mixed report might change your mind in todays euro max deluxe were featuring a former air raid shelter in the southern german city of munich despite its dark and gloomy wartime origins a local Property Developer has managed to bring light m to life into its thick concrete walls well the easiest of tosca but he certainly rose to the challenge see for yourself. I situated near a busy intersection in munich shopping district is a bank it is under the preservation order the bank was built in one nine hundred forty three to protect up to seven hundred people during a raid now its one of munichs most unusual residences. Ill show you around. Real estate developer he lives. In an apartment spread over three floors he has four hundred square meters of space. The furnishings reflect a mix of styles. Elements provide a contrast to the coldest. Has deliberately left the buildings original structure exposed in some places. First time i came here i found it quite oppressive. Or two meters thick and none of the seven floors had an opening to the outside thats not something you normally experience usually at some point theres light air and a view of the outside. Of the first thing he did was to have one window into each wall full windows. On the other twenty ten this is what the bank looked like without windows fourteen construction workers spent nearly seven months cutting the openings into the two metre thick concrete. Holes and we took out two thousand tons of concrete for the openings roughly the weight of two thousand trucks it was quite a challenge but that wasnt the only one. There was also the question of how to approach the whole id. Of turning a building from the nazi era into a place to live and also not. To not see how does one leave a link to the past and leave that history visible while at the same time making it comfortable and cozy. The whole combination has to work somehow. Case needs up to the newly built top floor. Adding a penthouse also meant cutting through the bunkers fake concrete roof sorts of them from the now were finally on top of the bunker theres a fantastic view from here the dining areas here and the living room which is absolutely flooded with light. On one side you have a cemetery with a sea of trees that merge into the english garden with the mail from bottom and with the main mission gotten fresh moved. Confession bone clear days you can see the alps. The penthouses rooftop terrace provides a three hundred sixty degree view of munich. In a clear not tis the varian roofs and to protect visitors from the windows of the sun stephens you can buy has even installed a traditional dining in english made of pine. Stephanie you can buy and this company spent five Million Euros converting the bank into a modern usable building the twenty six metre tallit includes apartments and office space. It also houses a gallery called the n. K. Are. The gallery regularly hosts exhibitions with a focus on and architecture the shows are open to the public free of charge that was very important to the ana. The broncos until you have for decades the bunker stood here in this part of the city it was very can speak. It was and quite creepy and unpleasant and so i think its important that the public can now come in and see how the building has been reclaimed for peaceful purposes. For the. Bank with much effort and money this ghost of minix const has been transformed into various pieces. Here your design at its best check out our you tube channel interior design stunning design ideas spectacular buildings and d. I. Y. Tutorials on home decoration well take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and dont miss out see you on you tube. Well if you subscribe you wont just find videos of beautiful buildings on channel but also some great tips and tricks for your everyday life and a big part of having a nice home is keeping it neat and tidy cleaning up seems a simple task but its often the glick did well what better time to get everything shipshape and orderly than the new year organizing your home is a great resolution to have going into twenty eighteen and we want to help you make things nice and tidy so we sent out one of our reporters to get some tips from a professional cleanup consultant. Christmas the holiday of disorder is over. After new years eve a frank from minister tries to bring new order. Cleaning up can be fun. You just have to learn how. My big problem is i dont have a system i just move things from one corner to another but i dont throw them out time to get professional help clean up consultant denise turn has been known as miss tidy for seven years. For sixty euros an hour she helps people bring order to their homes and their lives. That. This is our most chaotic room everything we dont need ends up here on the desk is always full. The shelf is a stopgap solution. You know its a feeling that hungry people have too many things they have no structure and dont give a thought to where they can put items or sort and order them. And die off a lots of little tricks and tips that are very effective and. Lots of corners everyone knows them its not easy to make just start this tidy shows how anyone can manage it in three steps. Rule number one. Also get rid of things everything you no longer need and no longer use must go say goodbye really off to the trash with them. Its not so simple because every little box a basket holds its own chaos thats a long time in go straight in the trash. The challenge is to distinguish what can be tossed and watch it be held onto the rule of thumb is to keep only what you really need. Here now well just put everything you really need right now on to the desk and all the necessary ballast is gone time for ror but to. Within five to make a point of putting things back in a place its logical things you need every day should be ready to hand so you can find them right away and know where they go. You should have a set place for everything having a good overview is especially important at your desk. Plan a rule of thumb for your workplace never have more than three ongoing projects on your desk so you dont lose focus. Affects a persons feeling of well being. Optical calming to your hair its easier to relax when the tables tidy and things are lying about on the floor and that makes your whole life easier. The life of the company. The work room even feels different. The sticks are better seems bigger and more open. But then just leave it at that time to rule number three because order requires something more. Its a constant process so you always have to keep on the ball to simplify the problem you can introduce one thing in one thing out rule out play each item i bring into the house i have to decide beforehand watch ill get rid of stuff you know how. Tied in its requires planning cutting things throwing them out and organizing it sounds banal and simple but many people cant do it on their own. It out he said to me so i dont think i would have parted with as many things and it would have been much more anger. So this way was ok and i didnt have to think so much just a way with that kind of support was quite helpful. And everything but its easiest to live and work in an orderly home. In Northern Europe winter is not a season of harvest but in italy a small citrus tree bears fruit during the cold months the bug about orange is harvested between november and february its all is used for all sorts of health and Beauty Products and its an essential ingredient in one of my favorite types of tea oh great production is mostly limited to a small stretch of coast in southern italy where the conditions are just right so lets have them now to find out more about this incredibly versatile fruit. Citrus groves for as far as the eye can see its harvest season for brother Martin Calabria the toe of the alley and built the fruit that from a distance looks like green shriveled oranges is actually the main Economic Resource of this otherwise poor region the program at orange is a cross between lime and bitter orange its in demand all over the world for its essential oils. The quest of crude talk and its first phase of maturity the fridge is still green and the essential oil we extract from it is dark green. Special qualities of many uses in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries on a delicate at least by least extract is especially valuable we the industry a part of my chair here. In this family run operation makes use of everything the better the more orange provides not just the essential oils extracted from the peel after all two hundred kilos of fruit are needed to produce just one liter of oil its used in lotions perfume soap deodorant and shabba gel. Is also used to make the kill juice jam bones and other sweets the success of this Southern Italian food owes a lot to a german Johann Maria Farina from cologne who in the eighteenth century created a perfume based on burger more oil the perfume still exists oh de cologne. She said grew up with a bad amount and swears that this fruit is the secret to how she stays so fit despite her advanced years they will drink the juice and when we harvest the burgman we always peel one or two because theyre good for you for your cholesterol level everyone says that even the doctors keep political. Thank you very much becca mont antiinflammatory fever reducing and moving on thing and natural medicine. To play us out today we have some new music from a familiar face friend singer me very much has been gracing the stage for half a century at the age of seventy one many people think of retirement but not sure its still recording music in her inevitable style and even going on a world tour no need to explain the thinking behind her newest albums title its called made in false and filled with classic french shawl songs fifty years ago she already put out a record with the same name i suppose when youve released eighty albums you dont need to worry too much about the title. Since our first performance at the age of four french soldiers made a much has advanced to become one of the worlds most populous selling one hundred ninety million records to date fans lovingly call how the sparrow from and the fusion to her hometown the latest album is titled made in phones. M m france is my home country im proud to be french this is where i was born and became famous but i owe a lot to to other countries like germany and russia and my. Nearly as much you has fans the world over she can even sing in chinese. The. Me that he sings in a total of eleven different languages shes recognized everywhere in part due to has a signature hairstyle every two weeks she visits a headdress a bust to ensure her head to is just right for me hey family comes first mother was the most important person in her life she died almost two years ago a tragic blow for the entire family my mom my mother is gone and my family is counting on me. Im the eldest of seven girls and seven boys a few have deeply connected to the moment we stick together and depend on each other. My mothers death was tough for me and my siblings. Its too difficult for me to talk about her mother she says that after her death tricycle music gave her strength so in twenty eighteen shell surprise fans with an album of Classical Music the first and her fifty year long career and of course it will be dedicated to her late mother. Well thats all we have time for today but a quick reminder of how you can get your hands on an exclusive euro max wristwatch just visit our website d. W. Dot com slash lifestyle to take part in our survey but us know what your newest new years resolutions offer twenty eighteen and youll automatically be entered into the prize draw for all of us here at your max thanks for joining us today and do make sure to tune in again tomorrow for bartha now. Next time on your remarks swedish obvious your home cars joining us is used to preview rows of old movies and video games folks are going to be inspiration came from is children celtic and now congress creations across the mcclane over eighty thousand followers on instagram pixel count plastic case next time. The freedom of expression. Of value the old ways has to be defended and new. All over the world. Of Freedom Freedom of art. A multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. D. W. Dot com the freedom of. Unimpeded access to education and knowledge and the same opportunities for everyone is a central goal of the Global Community but whats the reality on the ground education for. W. s multimedia special mates personal stories and highlights extraordinary projects the world over find out more on the internet g. W. Dot com education for all. Are you up to speed on the latest technology. No then it may be time for an upgrade to. Come part of the future become a cyborg im a cyborg so i have dreamed of a new sense and the new organ and it design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. I use my implants on a daily basis that optimize the shoeman body and to connect people more effectively. I hope that this will make us more ethical persons if we have a greater understanding for each other. What would life be like as a cyborg how far would people be willing to go at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what effect will it have been society does the human race really need an upgrade i think its only the beginning of this. Cyborg schuman machines starting february first on d w. This is the w. News coming to you live from berlin. European Union Presents a united front in working with. Foreign minister meets e. U. Leaders in an attempt to bolster the twenty fifty nuclear deal says it will no longer cooperate with the terms of the agreement if washington re imposes Oil Sanctions. Also coming up. She can strike a deal with the social democrats and have a new election that says germanys main parties go into a final day of exploratory coalition. While an protests spread across tunisia. Spills into the streets one person has died and more than three hundred people have been arrested as authorities crackdown on demonstrators. Plus raped murdered and left. In pakistan to protest against the brutal killing of an eight Year Old Girl they want to know why the police were so slow to respond. Hello im terry Martin Thanks for joining us. Irans foreign minister mohammad has met with his counterparts in brussels its a show of unity for the twenty fifteen iran Nuclear Agreement the deal is under threat as u. S. President will decide on friday whether to reimpose sanctions on tehran. For the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldnt come at a better time the Foreign Ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e. U. s Foreign Policy chief reaffirmed their support for the Iran Nuclear Deal which u. S. President s donald trump has threatened to lead to the deal its working it is theyre leaving on its main goal which remains keeping the Iranian Nuclear program in check and the surveillance most of the need played an Important Role in crafting the landmark Nuclear Accord in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the Nuclear Issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its Ballistic Missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels today should refer to or within you know of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned regarding the rights of those demonstrating in the streets we are convinced that people have a fundamental right to demonstrate on top of that we also need to talk about irans actions in the wider regional individual of it and. That iran had committed to a dialogue over its role in war torn yemen and syria but whether the nuclear deal and the diplomatic channels that come with it remain intact now depends on the u. S. President s donald trump is expected to decide on friday whether to reimpose sanctions against tehran. Max hoffman is covering the story for us in brussels max if president trial does free impose sanctions on iran can the europeans and the iranians do anything to salvage the Nuclear Agreement. The europeans said that they would stick with the agreement no matter what but if you look at the power and the power play thats going on of course the United States side from iran are the most important partner and there would be a whole lot less incentive for the iranians to stick with that deal of course the europeans could say this and this is good for business this deal as long as we can do business with you its in your interest to keep the deal but the fact of the matter is that if the Trump Administration imposes sanctions on those companies that do business with iran that would also affect European Countries and that would slow down business again so there really isnt a win win situation here where only europe and iran keep this deal up so theres the Nuclear Agreement thats being discussed there in brussels today but theres more at play in iran right now German Foreign minister is it my goblin mentioned it in the sound bite we had in our piece there he talked about the protests in iran he said they would be addressed what more can you tell us about that. I think whats really important to underline here is that the European Union is not a huge fan of how iran conducts policies in the region se gobby is said the German Foreign minister or in their own country theyre highly critical of that but that doesnt mean they want to scream scrap the Nuclear Agreement actually they want to keep the Nuclear Agreement because to them its a way to influence all the other things they dont like all the issues they have with iran for example the protests for example its actions in the wider region apart from that leverage for the European Union as a soft power when we talk about wars in yemen in syria is very limited so this is the main tool for europe to try to influence things there they talked about it but if the nuclear deal is no longer in place then as i said options for the e. U. Very limited just a final question max about that nuclear deal and the u. S. Position on it what is the opinion of those meeting there in brussels today is it expected that the u. S. Will stay on board with the Nuclear Agreement with iran or pull the plug hard to predict apparently a majority of the u. S. And the ministration is in favor to keeping the deal for now to put a waiver on the Oil Sanctions this is what its about in detail on friday but it appears that the u. S. President is uncomfortable with that were not entirely sure if thats true or not and all the time with that you know that donald trump is someone who changes his mind pretty quickly so hard to say ok hes not off on their force in brussels thank you so much. Took a quick look at a couple other stories making headlines today british Prime Minister teresa mayes office says the country will not hold a second referendum on this after all and it brings its national for raj said a second referendum might be a good idea many politicians have called for a second vote saying the consequences of the decision were not clear at the time ross says a second hole would end the debate. And Armed Robbers who burst into the ritz hotel in paris and made off with jewels and other luxury goods Police Arrested three suspects but two more are believed to still be at large its estimated that the thieves made off with over four Million Euros worth of jewels. And myanmars military says its soldiers murdered ten captured Rohingya Muslims last september during its operation in the Western State of rakhine the army insisted the men were terrorists in what amounted to a rare admission of wrongdoing by myanmar Rights Groups say though that the killings are just the tip of the iceberg. Well its the final day of exploratory talks between chancellor merkels conservatives and the central left s. P. D. The parties have set themselves a deadline of tonight to decide whether they have enough Common Ground to enter a former to enter for moral Coalition Talks and maybe form a government chancellor merkel said many hurdles remain and that it will be a tough day. Lobbying groups have been protesting outside the talks every day now among them trade unionists who fear the end of coal mining in germany and that was solidly against another Health Reform today they were joined by supporters of the European Union calling for deeper european integration i demand supported by social democrat leader martin schultz. But mules i dont know such a review will be fighting into Government Authority but it must be under the condition that its strength nice europe will be discussing the us and its something we all support in principle. It wants of the army. But there still disagreement over exactly how deep european integration should be other known sticking points between the conservatives and the social democrats are refugee policy and taxation but chancellor merkel remains optimistic the talks will reach a conclusion tonight as we know there are still big hurdles to overcome. Speaking for my party i can say will be as constructive s possible in our search for compromises. But of course we are also aware that we want to deliver the right kind of deal for the country. That means its going to be a tough day. Misson with this. Both sides have agreed to an unused embargo until the end of the talks therefore very Little Information on potential breakthroughs has emerged so far negotiations are expected to run into the night. Charlotte is covering the negotiations taking place in berlin today show of sterling negotiators say the most contentious issues for the last in there are discussing those tough issues today what are the main obstacles and help tough will they be to overcome. Well good news first there are things where these two negotiators see eye to eye for example increasing the police force or a new Immigration Law for skilled workers that are coming into germany from beyond europe so there are many issues where they see eye to eye but of course obstacles and hurdles remain as weve just heard from the chancellor itself and those are for example the issue of migration i think the social democrats might be willing to sacrifice a bit on that especially on the issue of family reunifications for refugees from civil war to on areas another issue that is a hurdle at the moment is the issue of finances there forty five billion euros that can be used for projects so who gets what that is going to be discussed this afternoon and another issue is the issue of europe furthering integration that is what both parties want and what they stated all along but the question is how this especially financial integration will look like so hurdles left but everybody here remains in general optimistic that those talks will come to a conclusion at some point tonight or in the early Morning Hours maybe into friday ok surely if these exploratory talks are successful what happens next whats the roadmap for forming a government. So thats really where the tricky part starts Martin Schulz a leader of the social democrats will head out and tour Germany Campaign and sell this idea so the result of these exploratory talks to the social Democratic Base and the reasoning behind us is they have a Party Conference in about a weeks time where the social democrats will have to vote on the results and if the delegates at that conference say no then there is no continuation of the grand coalition so it can still fail and even after that lets say the Party Conference is successful then the Coalition Talks will start the official ones between the two parties between the christian and social democrats and after that the social democrats will again have their party base vote on it so it is a long road a long road ahead until germany will finally see a government again it might be weeks or maybe month until we see a new government here your Political CorrespondentCharlotte Potts thank you so much. And while were waiting for the outcome of those exploratory Coalition Talks in berlin im joined by a very special guest social democrat thomas upham on until recently he was head of the s. P. D. Parliamentary group and now hes Vice President of the German Parliament a buddhist todd thanks for being here with us on the w. No answer. Mr obama do you think that the socalled grand coalition between chancellor macros conservatives and your social democrats is still the right government for germany. Well definitely we need a strong government that can act especially because in the european level we have a good complicated decisions and reforms. We want to support quo to stabilize the European Union especially the euro zone so we do need a government that is able to make decisions that are. Sustained by a stable majority in the parliament while germany definitely does need a government. Currently theres no term limit for the position of german chancellor youve proposed a limit of two terms chancellor Angela Merkel has just finished a third term do you think its time for her to step down. Well i think shes been in office now for twelve years and we have seen. Similar situations with chancellor adenauer chancellor kohl the longer they were in office the most the more difficult it became for the country and i believe its a very demanding job its the most difficult jump in germany to be chancellor and i think eight to ten years is enough if you want to be inspiring if you want to be able to pick up what people think new ideas and have enough power to lead the government and the majority in the parliament. It takes a lot and i think eight or ten years is enough and maybe macro should be lucky to find the right moment within the next period within this period of of parliament to step down changing term limits is a pretty big deal just a quick yes or no question do you think that during the next parliamentary session there will be a consensus to to impose term limits to impose what term limits no that i dont think so thats not coming in the next legislative i dont think so but it is a good idea and the christian democrats should think about right now youve also suggested that germany should take an example from the u. K. And introduce what they call their ministers question time or Prime Ministers questions its like q. And a session in this case it would be with the chancellor and members of the parliament why well during the grand coalition when we had an eighty percent majority of the problem and it was not really playing a very significant row it was still the place for the important decisions but we had no inspiring debate the the coalition. Opposition of greens and left party was weak and so i believe that. Visited the westminster Prime Ministers question time a couple of years ago and i found it very interesting i think thats the way to revitalise parliamentarian debates and that is necessary to reestablish the trust of people in our parliamentary procedures and institutions ok if there is another grand coalition that would automatically make the far right party the Strongest Party the Largest Party in the german going to star in the parliament that will give the a. F. P. Huge visibility and influence in various committees how would you deal with the a. F. P. And extremist views in general in your role as Vice President of the bonus time thats a high price that we have to pay in a grand coalition in a new. Revitalize grand coalition that the right wing party if he becomes the majority of becomes opposition leader. Well how do we deal with that i must say that it is the first time after World War Two after the nazi dictatorship that we have a party in the bundestag in that i stuck where which has members who actively propagate. Racist and nationalist socialist ideology we didnt have that before how do we deal with it well first of all this party was elected by the voters so they have the same rights they should be treated equally like anybody else they should not given any special deal i believe that one of their approach to populist policy is to describe themselves as victims as victims of the establishment the victims of the political system and we should not give them that opportunity of self perception. As to oman thank you so much Thomas Opperman his Vice President of the German Parliament thank you for being with us today ended up in its thank you to. Now moving on to tunisia which has been rocked by a third night of violent clashes as unrest over government impose price hikes intensifies riot police have used tear gas to Disperse Protesters in the capital tunis and four other cities one man has died scores have been injured and more than three hundred arrested the Prime Minister had warned rioters to expect a heavy security presence on the streets. Not even threats of a clampdown could keep them away hundreds of disaffected tunisians clashed with riot police and another long night of violent unrest with both sides trading tear gas and draw. Some coming off watch for where. I was trying to talk to one of the policemen and suddenly one of them helped me with his baton. Thats been. Seven years ago was the cradle of the arab spring after a revolt against rising costs that revolution may now be history but its spirit and its cause lives on for many in the rural heartland economic frustrations confusion go hand in hand. This is how we had to endure these clashes after a day of work. Even our bus was attacked with tear gas. We need to find a solution for our youth politicians raised our living costs why dont they take a pay cut we have to suffer taking two buses to the factory to earn just one hundred euros. Earlier this week one protester paid with his life and dozens more have been injured as Economic Hardship leaves its mark on. Well joining us now for more on this story is abraham from our arabic desk hi. Thanks for coming in well weve seen three nights of violence now across tunisia understand that more than three hundred people have been arrested for socalled submersed subversive acts what more can you tell us about this it is not unlikely to see demonstration tunisia this time of the year it is the anniversary of the revolution that broke out seven years ago in what became known as the arab spring what i knew all this time these protests have taken the economic problem as their target and these are not political issues as it were in twenty eleven but economic problems the government has introduced a new budget in two thousand and twenty eighteen that has increased the value added tax as well as social contributions and theres a great deal of frustration about that. It remains to be seen where this will how this will develop in the next coming days but over ten cities have been targeted with these protests and. One of them is where. The arabs the socalled arab spring broke out almost almost seven thousand years ago so so you say there is a tradition for this protest being held this time of year break these are different because they are focusing on the economic part of your measures how do you see this playing out what kind of sorties do to diffuse this well so far the response from both parties has actually been quite lukewarm weve weve heard the Prime Minister on tuesday give out a statement saying that citizens have the right to protest this is a democratic country however hes very disappointed in seeing of these demonstrations have. Have escalated into violence most mostly mostly at night yesterday however things escalated a little bit more in a visit to one of the affected areas he pointed fingers he pointed his finger to the National Front which is a coalition of eleven liberalist sorry. Leftist parties into just saying that they may have a connection with these acts of vandalism so a direct accusation so there might be more to the story than meets the eye who knows well see. You know many people look to tunisia remember the arab spring and they know that you know we know it started there but tunisia is comes through the arab spring much better than many of its neighbors currently are no wondering could that all be undone is could democracy and stability be under threat now in tunisia. Well one should not forget that since twenty eleven tunisia has had nine governments nine changes of governments in seven years is a lot especially for young people and none of these nine governments have been able to tackle the economic problem affectively the i. M. F. Has had given tunisia or. One in twenty fifteen i believe two point two point five i think to two point nine billion dollars and in twenty seventeen and twenty in december if twenty seven thousand has directly told tunisian government then it needs to get it its act together it needs to take measures to decrease its deficit so yes many changes however the challenges the challenges still remain for the government of tunisia and for its young people thank you so much for talking with us for him from the use there of a desk and. Here in Europe Germany continues to write its own economic Success Story but it sure does terry booming employment a boy and stock market and both ging state coffers you donna shows the German Economy is growing at its fastest rate in six years twenty fifteen germanys Gross Domestic Product rose one point seven percent a year later growth hit one point nine and now its on a roll logging two point two percent last year the label made in germany is popular around the world exports have been on the rise for years now theres also been a construction boom here and is saving doesnt bring the returns due to near zero Interest Rates german consumers have been on a very unjust and shopping spree and i asked our financial correspondent daniel colby if hes also been out shopping. Well i actually im afraid not because i just was buying too much before christmas so im really running out of here at the moment i guess but. But you know theres really a flip side of this story ben because of course this is really making the German Economy happy companies here in germany make very good money but also because of exports but thats exactly the problem and thats why many European Countries today are actually having corys some headache with this latest news coming from germany because germany really has this trade surplus which means they are producing and exploiting on a very high level other countries and i thought for a considerable about spain lets talk for example about italy they would also like to have something from this big export cake but theyre simply not getting it and thats why were seeing other economies here in europe not as strong as germany does or any other factors that are keeping investors on the edge where you were when it comes to the outlook for twenty eight. Well two thousand and eighteen most likely is going to be a strong year about senior economists are also telling you that there are some sectors there are a little bit worried about first still this going crisis between the United States and north korea two president s a very unpredictable then brics that also many feel that directed at the end could also become rather expensive for germany and also it till the very big country here in europe with election this year with a not really certain outlook with lots of Political Parties also in italy who are not really pro european so yeah those could be a factors in two thousand and eighteen that could be harming a little bit the economy as well that. Costs theres stuff to look out for if youre in this in germany all the region that you call our financial correspondent in frankfurt. A Luxembourg Court has overturned the verdict against the whistleblower behind the lux leaks scandal and tom doto was found guilty of much of leaking thousands of private documents revealing tax break deals with multinationals he was fined and given a suspended sentence but now an Appeals Court will hold a new trial bugs decision to prosecute dont top spot public outrage last year with many arriving at court today to support him. Terry thanks ben. Moving on to the Winter Olympics are just four weeks away and some athletes still dont know if theyll be going to the games in pyongyang chon one of those looking to compete is ball garion concho he competed in five time skiing events at the last olympics in sochi but this time around hes hoping to try his hand at a more adventurous discipline. But Winter Olympics are just around the corner and preparation time is running out before the games begin in february. Well gary and nicole actually got over hopes to compete at misty cross hes still got some work to do to secure his place but the former alpine ski has been training hard. John got off make the move to ski cross as he believes the discipline better suits his rock and roll style but the part time musician couldnt get official backing for his new adventure so he took to crowdfunding instead he hasnt yet reached his goal but hes sure that hell be able to hold his own if he qualifies for people chatting like. Started to get into shape and im Getting Better and better. By reached another much higher level. Still theres plenty of climbing left to do its a long way to the top if youve only ever tried your chosen event three times. Junkie is racing against the clock and against the bank but hes determined to be the first ball garion ever to compete in ski cross at the olympics this february. Youre watching d. W. 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At least two protesters have died in pakistan in clashes with Police Following the rape and murder of a young girl shes the twelfth miner to be sexually assaulted then killed in the city over the past year demonstrators have accused police of being slow to act leaving the killer to remain at large. Boils over at the death of another little girl and investigators failure to find who killed her in a crowd marches through the city of cars who are targeting the local Police Station officers opened fire chaos ensues. Protesters attempt to carry away the injured the girls family reacts with outrage they want justice for their daughter but they say the police have responded to protests over her death by using force. The log of i have just learned that police fired at people and that two people are now dead im going to find out what happened were going to try not to bury our child until the issue has been resolved properly. Im going to. Sign up and sorry it was just seven years old her community is grieving for a girl who vanished on her way to a karate class this is the last image of her alive last week an unknown man led her away holding her hand. Police discovered her body on this trash heap on tuesday is believed to have been raped several times and then strangled to death her family wants a real investigation. I dont doubt about. Demanding that the murderer be arrested alive to be not been a good thing the police shouldnt just try to lift the burden from themselves by killing some innocent person and then saying now you have justice. The law or high court chief justice has ordered the police to take swift action in the case but with residents furious at what they see as a failure to properly investigate previous abductions there could well be more protests to come. Well as murder continues to send shock waves through pakistan demands for justice are also dominating social media frederica budget always keeping a close eye on developments there for us and joins us now frederica story has clearly shaken pakistan and what are people there saying about well terry it was today was another day of protest not only in cassar where murder happened but also in other parts of pakistan across large cities such as karachi or punjab and this is really shocked the country and theres been a massive out war of support were seeing also a number of prominent people from pakistan theyve been speaking out such as activists and Nobel Peace Prize laureates. She wrote im heartbroken to hear about zainab this has to stop pakistani politicians also speaking out such as imran khan he says to condemn noble and horrific rape and murder of little zainab exposes once again how Vulnerable Children are in our society we have a cricket player Mohammed Amir he writes im heartbroken gutted and disgusted so strong condemnation from all sides of pakistan now im told the son of his just the latest victim in a string of child murders her death appears to have exposed a rift in Pakistani Society about how to address the underlying problem yes indeed and on the one hand we are seeing once again people who are saying i for an eye tooth for a terrorist they want revenge they we have been seeing pictures like this is circulating and this woman for example writes publicly hand of the predator who brutally murdered and raped zainab its the only way on t. V. Dont make an example out of these demons this will never end another other people across Pakistani Society have also been sharing a similar messages such as actors my hero can she says find him do. What it takes to find him and make an example out of him forgot sake in sharp contrast with this approach however were also seeing a more moderate voice of people saying that if we really want to if we really want to change things we need to change the culture and we need to especially educate people and especially the youth about the issue so for example a pakistani writer be national she tweeted the following saying you start by talking to Young Children about the private parts of their body and that nobody is allowed to touch them no matter whether they are a friend or a relative so theres a pretty strong clash there between a revenge approach if you want and people calling for a culture revolution on the less together even if theyre divergent arguments they make for a Strong Demand for action thank you so much for the record budget from our social media test. Lets talk to journalist hashimoto. What do we know about the protests it seems theres a political dimension to this conflict tell us more about the. Yes definitely theres definitely an element of the political to all of this thats happening because who are right now when in the protests across the country molecule seen the father of the child then who was raped is a supporter of the clerics are called the three who leads the bucks on a war meet that requires before he and he has a history of organizing massive antigovernment demonstrations of course rather famously wrote the part when he kept listening about was stand still back and pretty fourteen with antigovernment protests that he led along side one on demanding that no more sharif resign from office now qadri has been called upon by the scene early on and he in fact led the funeral prayers for this child yesterday and it became clear from his speech at the at the universe itself that he was really trying to direct this more towards the government now in washington sufism facing a tough few months in government is really a little bit on the ropes at the moment since he was disqualified over corruption charges last year and so called the really seems to be going for the kill on the. Trying to direct if you will the anger of the crowd not just towards the perpetrators of this horrific act but also towards the government which the feel or hold responsible for somehow allowing this to happen what about the police and all of this theyve been severely criticized what theyve done to investigate the series of burners. Yeah the police are different even the prime target of a lot of the criticism i think in the publics eye or out here particularly those who are yesterday during that massive demonstration against their inability to find those responsible in this case and in the previous cases as well they opened fire on protesters and killed at least two people know that for their focus peoples rage against them and again the mean question is why have they not found anybody responsible for these previous cases because there have been at least ten if not twelve cases of children being abducted and raped in the last year or so and the police have brought in none of those perpetrators to book in some cases as your sort referenced earlier they have said theyve killed people in Police Encounters but the Publics Trust in that seems to be very very limited they dont know of the People Killed were up to those responsible and of course the police and this would have a history with this as well where there was a child pornography ring a couple of years ago a massive massive kind of across blogs on that very much ignited the same kind of debate that were seeing now but today the public says that theyve not seen anybody being held to justice for those cases so thank you so much. Sheen there for us in islamabad in pakistan. Deforestation is a major contributing factor to increasing amounts of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere but growing populations especially in developing countries with tropical rain forests require more land to live and grow food on it is a tricky balance to strike in the democratic republic of congo home to huge forests and carbon storing mog land. The start of a new day in the democratic republic of congo. Behind the village swamp land. Satellite images have revealed the existence of a peach ball here in the forest. Biologists say its one of the most important ever discovered thats why a team of british and congolese scientists have embarked on a joint Research Project getting to the peak both involves an arduous hours long hike through the swamp everything is soaking wet english geography simon lewis has been surveying have for years trying to better understand the development of the ball which began forming tens of thousands of years ago made up of decomposed problem but aerial the piece held some surprises for the researcher is that this is peak body so this is the partially decomposed plant matter that in the store of carbon. Needs is now sampled every fifty centimeters and this is three metres to three inches deep water surprises and we thought that peter here would be maybe fifty centimeters maybe one meter maximum and actually weve got much deeper so that suggests that potentially we havent done all the work yet but potentially theres even more carbon stored on this side of the congo river. The scientists now calculate that the bulk is far bigger and deeper than they originally estimated the peak is up to six meters thick in places and covers an area about the size of Great Britain thats why maintaining the area is so important for the environment as you see there is the seas rounding the forest to the forest is also spreading to kabul and stroking the cardboard so its a double stocking cupboards above ground but almost then you need to carve one and also the underlying deposit and if you want this forest thats got double times releasing the cob what more can one india sri the forests of the congo basin around the ever increasing pressure. Similar primeval would have already dissipated and deforestation is now also a threat in this part about. Illegal locusts taking down more and more trees meanwhile the government is granting licenses some according to environmental groups and. Says. Local populations grow so does the need for the land to plant kosoff for instance. Farmers like valentino gobo say they have no choice to acquire new fields they say they have to drain at least some of the most. Wanted and we have to maintain a balance between preserving nature and survival yes we need alternatives to deforestation but its not that easy. To see that. There are no projects in place to help people pursue other life he heads thats why the Environmental Organization greenpeace has stepped in to support the scientists financially and logistically and to teach the villagers more about why Environmental Protection is vital a Government Official explains the difficulties the country is facing. We would have to provide aid to the people here so they dont take resources from the forest he bugs such projects cost money money the government doesnt have. And thats why we need the Financial Support of the International Community locally to get the local not the activists say its imperative to develop a strategy that provides Financial Support for the entire region otherwise the congolese authorities will continue to commit looking which will eventually lead to the release of vast amounts of sequester. Internazionale it is we need to find International Solution is not only to help these countries protect these primeval forests but also to further study the peat bogs in order to protect them because they contain huge amounts of carbon my own going to shoot through there are some thirty billion tonnes of carbon trapped in their bases medion thats the equivalent of three years of total global emissions from coal oil and gas combined and gas that the scientists have finished for the day but itll take months to record and analyze all the data theyve collected providing more insights into one of the largest carbon reservoirs on the planet. Well bens back with us now and for many years made in taiwan was a label of quality consumer goods but things are changing for a long time actually terry time when hes brands enjoyed a solid reputation and foreign Companies Like apple and i. B. M. Manufactured there but the local Electronics Hardware sector now faces a dwindling market share real profits come from software these days so taiwan is turning to its startups to invigorate the tech sector. This patients movements may look a bit clumsy but hes making a lot of progress by walking a few hundred meters its all possible with this exoskeleton engineered change develop the walking robot first at the i t r i Research Institute and now it is own firm free by onyx his colleague is testing the device hes one of some seventy Million People confined to a wheelchair worldwide my prayer. They got a. Lot of help. Taiwan is one of the most high tech places on earth Companies Like h t c account for around a fifth of the countrys g. D. P. By producing Computers Laptops and smartphones for the entire world but with cheaper chinese rivals breathing down their necks companies in taiwan need to keep their technological edge. In showrooms like this one theyre focusing more on software. Virtual or augmented reality. Were seeing. From many past. Experiences like youve only to holler the margin lower and lower after. The. Analogy get come out of house so only going to holler is not a very good strategy for the long term established companies are turning to startups to tap new markets this firm develops Artificial Intelligence for surveillance cameras the more it Software Sees the more it learns he can differentiate between vehicles and traffic thats important for urban planners founder sean gone receive ten Million Dollars from investors to develop the software the big tech names are also willing to pay for the latest know how. The sausage come on and say hey we can go soft and we know how do we can help you to see the bigger corporations like the top ten they all start to have their Venture Capital for like their corporate car and they start investing in the market for Artificial Intelligence is expected to grow to one hundred thirty billion dollars worldwide by twenty twenty five and that opens up huge opportunities for a new generation of entrepreneurs in taiwan. The c. E. O. s in las vegas one of the worlds biggest Consumer Electronics shows comes to an end tomorrow this year more and more startups showed off their attempts to break into the big markets of. Artificial intelligence and home or baltics heres a look at the highlights of this. At the c. S. Its show time. In the main hall visitors are well out by the wall to wall exhibits. Big Companies Like intel bosch and dime there are showing off their latest tech. This contraption lets you be taken for a high speed ride in a driverless car. Them out that shows but i think thats what it is interesting in the business starts out in the other place ok because there are you out there you are the car at the beginning of the innovation. Here in eureka park there are around eight hundred startups from around the world and insiders are here looking for the next great innovation. Im here to see the sort of which of these companies i think really have the necessary. Second set of business to go along with like a school track as it doesnt matter what youre making if you dont have the business skills or the Business People needed to be successful then theyre going to flop. But which new products could make it to the market there are so many here how about underwear that protects men from cell phone radiation or maybe three d. Holograms which are created using every defense. And one of the big highlights is a little robot named buddy for those who are curious you can learn a bit of programming thanks to my application by the lab for this robot has been under development in france for the past three years but what is it for so that he has been invented for being a companion robot for a family so is aimed to be a new member of the family yes for cameras so he can see entreaties you can see the distance you can see you he can see your face he can recognize your face can recognize your voice you can recognize your body shape so he knows who you are exactly in the family. But he will be available to buy this he. And over a thousand bodies have been preordered the price will be around Thirteen Hundred euros. He can as well find out whats in it whether hes so used to is or if there was a shining in that case is very you know unites states and if you keep it stallman then d. C. Can be sad as well so its like you and me he gets it gets information from the weird world and he makes his own moods according to that she day but he seems to be in a good mood hes definitely cute and thats attracting buyers but but he has other good qualities to. Carry sorry make room guys. The c. S. Has shown that the Big Companies have the power and the money to out for big shows full of color resentful left right and put up a terrific technologies a clearly the more realistic and useful technology in every day life and here at eureka park where the start ups are. Next up to real buddies of mine and how Construction Costs balloon for prestige projects but the test is whether it pays off in the end were going to look at a case ben of where it does seem to have paid off at least thats the general verdict year ago on the eleventh of january the film on the concert hall opened in hamburg it took six years longer to build and project it and it cost almost ten times more than originally estimated Robin Merrill is here from our culture desta talked about it so robin a collective sigh of relief it seemed when the first concert took place a year ago how has the hamburg concert hall fared since then very very well i mean as you mentioned. Difficult start with with the budget and with the time scale but it has definitely now become the landmark of ham hamburg it is an impressive sight has said and the locals as well who were grumbling greatly have also taken it to their hearts as well i mean but the talk has been about the building but it really is about the concert hall we shouldnt forget that and it has had Great Success there been over six hundred concerts in the last three hundred sixty five days and you have to fight to get a ticket. Local to call their new beloved concert hall if you. Get tickets to a concert at hamburg. Thats almost as difficult as winning the lottery the demand exceeds Ticket Availability many times over with over eight hundred fifty thousand people attending concerts in the last year thats without doubt a Success Story. But even those who couldnt get their hands on tickets enjoyed the elfie for free over four point five million visitors flocked to the plaza the viewing tacked on the eighth floor which offers a spectacular panoramic view across the city and the elba river. The elfie is now a celebrated landmark but it wasnt like that at first the huge project cost eight hundred sixty six Million Euros a sum that infuriated many hamburg locals and it was delayed by six years. The long wait and the money spend was worth it says artistic director just off leaving the scene. I think we agree that it makes sense to spend a lot of money on an exceptional building like this of course exceeding the estimated costs wasnt the original plan for the sword but the music especially because its Classical Music adds a great deal to hamburgs cultural scene but whats the scene. Now that the trouble of the past seems to be forgotten thats not longer about the money but just about the music. Sounded good to me its been a lot of talk about the acoustics in the morning a lot of money has been spent on them how good are really amazing i have to say for Classical Music this is down to the design of the holes and also the guy was brought in the a coup station just to hear a toyota from japan who was brought in but first talk about the design there is the architects i have. Wrong sort of big time architects who done the malden and things like that anyway the two thousand one hundred concert goers in the ground who you see here that none of them are more than thirty meters from the orchestra and the seating sort of stacked up a bit like a modern football stadium and when it comes to the acoustics you can see here these honeycomb like wolves there are ten thousand of these fiber panels in the hole that reflect. The sound and is the very famous french counted of if we just hear him for a second testing out here cousteau. I mean i hope people can hear that is incredibly. The only downside on so i have experienced myself but a friend has pop concerts in which with with amplified sound not so good its a spectacular setting as was just seen inside and out but believe its also being used not just for for pop concerts or above all Classical Music for other things as well yes i think its going to be very popular for other events very first of all these this viewing platform that is spectacular views of hamburg has been visited more the noise. The last year four point five Million People visited and indeed yes talking of events the man himself the great cull lagerfeld had a fashion show that. In this and it was very Great Success it had a sort of north the cool thing the port city of hamburg and he also bought the rest Chamber Orchestra to play and here it is im sure its going to be very popular problem maryl from our culture desk thank you so much. 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This is you know he was lying firm girl in closing ranks the European Union throws its weight behind the Iran Nuclear Deal after meeting with irans foreign minister and they say the deal is working and they challenge president shop to come up with a better alternative as he decides whether its a really imposed sanctions on tehran also coming up its decision day here in berlin political leaders have until tonight to reach a deal on storing a formal Coalition Talks or will they meet the deadline and what happens if they fail. And down hills of this rally in pakistan to protest against the rape and murder of an eight Year Old Girl they want to know why the police were so slow to respond. To the. Iraq its a pleasure to have you with this European Union powers are urging President Trump to endorse the Nuclear Agreement with iran speaking after a meeting in brussels with the Iranian Foreign minister they reaffirmed their commitment to the deal saying its essential for International Security and that it was working for us and trump is known to opposed to a deal calling it quote the worst ever the e. U. Meeting comes just a day before trump is expected to decide whether to reimpose certain sanctions on iran. For the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldnt come at a better time the Foreign Ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e. U. s Foreign Policy chief reaffirmed their support for the Iran Nuclear Deal which u. S. President s donald trump has threatened to lead to the deal is working it is the living on its main goal which remains keeping the Iranian Nuclear program in check and only those in the survey against any played an Important Role in crafting the landmark Nuclear Accord in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the Nuclear Issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its Ballistic Missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels and a tradition with regard to or from it then you know of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned regarding the rights of those demonstrating in the streets we are convinced that people have a fundamental right to demonstrate was on top of that we also need to talk about irans actions in the wider regional individual of the. Gop hell announce that iran had committed to a dialogue over its role in war torn yemen and syria but whether the nuclear deal and the diplomatic channels that come with it remain intact now depends on the u. S. President s donald trump is expected to decide on friday whether to reimpose sanctions against tehran. All right indeed he is max often joins us now from brussels hes been following these talks for you max the e. U. Is adamant that iran that they ironically a deal can be renegotiated what happens come tomorrow and President Trump makes good on his promise to terminate the deal. Then you only have two parties left in the deal because the e. U. Has said no matter what happens theyll stick to the deal iran is a different story so the question really will be how effective is this deal afterwards how effective will it be if the u. S. Really starts sanctioning companies that try to meet business with iran because you will have many European Countries that would be affected by that and it would really have a huge gap between the u. S. And the European Union maybe the largest gap up to date after the Second World War least on a global stage unprecedented unprecedented well lets talk a bit more about that max because with this show of unity the evas basically advising the trumpet ministration against tearing this deal up how big is the wedge between the e. U. And the u. S. At the moment its not as big as you might think because the thing is the europeans and we just heard that in the report but do acknowledge that there are major problems the way iran is conducting itself in the region but also of course the other problems that iran now has at home with all the protests so they say we need to talk about that the difference with the u. S. Is just that they say this is not part of the deal we need to we need to talk about this separately so two separate things and the us say no were going to use the Nuclear Agreement to increase our leverage on these issues right there and thats the main difference they all do acknowledge that there are problems beyond the Nuclear Program with iran all right well lets talk about one of those problems that you referenced in your answer because this decision of course going to come at a worse time for the iranian government still reeling from a string of antigovernment protests how the Foreign Ministers are brought up by the authorities handling of these demonstrations that with the foreign minister. It was a very short meeting about almost one of the half hours Something Like that so they didnt have much time to discuss these things in depth but the German Foreign minister said yes they did talk about this and it was an important part of their discussion and you know i think you have to look at the situation as a whole its not just the nuclear deal its not just the way that iran is trying to influence thing in the wars in syria and yemen its not only whats happening in iran itself theyre trying to have the full package to increase leverage thats what the french president in money market all said last week and he said we need to keep the nuclear deal because of this because it gives us a way in to negotiate now the u. S. They have different means they have hard power European Union is a soft power they try to solve these things through diplomacy and thats why you have the difference in emphasis what theyre trying to do in trump apparently is trying to use the hard power of the United States to get some results something where the European Union completely would lose its influence arent max hoffman reporting from brussels thank you i want to tell you now about some of the other stories that were covering for you right now the Saudi Led Coalition of fighting in yemen has said it tortured an attack on a saudi tanker by who think fighters over the weekend the coalition has stored a boat carrying explosives near the red sea port data saudi forces have been fighting with the rebels in yemens sectarian civil war for two years. Israel has given final approval for building hundreds of new homes in settlements in the occupied west bank thats according to an anti Settlement Group israeli House Construction in occupied palestinian territory is a major roadblock in trouble peace talks which have been frozen since two thousand and fourteen. I think people will british Prime Minister teresa mayes office says the country will not hold a second referendum on breaks it all this after prominent brags that supporter nigel frosh said a second referendum might be a good idea while many politicians have called for a second vote saying the consequences of the decision were not clear at the time for us says a second poll would end the debate for once and for all all the way through this process. But if the leaders here in germany are bracing for a long and difficult night of negotiations as exploratory talks enter their final day on the americans conservatives and the center left s. P. D. Are trying to see if they have enough Common Ground to enter formal Coalition Talks chancellor merkel says many hurdles remain lobbying groups have been protesting outside the talks every day now among them trade unionists who fear the end of coal mining in germany and those solidly against another Health Reform today they were joined by supporters of the European Union calling for deeper european integration a demand supported by social democrat leader Martin Schulz. But builds on a socially into Government Authority that it must be under the condition that its strengths nice europe will be discussing them as a morning something we also pulled out in principle fondant all of us in terms of all you want of the high end. But theres still disagreement over exactly how deep european integration should be other known sticking points between the conservatives and the social democrats are refugee policy and taxation but chancellor merkel remains optimistic the talks will reach a conclusion tonight. As. There are still big hurdles to overcome. Speaking for my party i can say well be as constructive best possible in our search for compromises. But of course were also aware that we want to deliver the right kind of deal for the country. That means its going to be a tough day. Both of the talk via both sides have agreed on a news and bargo until the end of the talks there for very Little Information on potential breakthroughs has emerged so far negotiations are expected to run into the night. A Luxemburg Court has overturned their verdict against the whistleblower behind the lux leaks scandal on top was found guilty back in march of leaking thousands of private documents revealing tax break deals with multinational firms he was fined and given a suspended sentence and but now an Appeals Court will hold a new trial luxembourgs decision to prosecute sparked public outrage last year with many arriving at court today to support him. On next to that harrowing story out of pakistan where the rape and murder of an eight Year Old Girl has shocked the nation the incident sparked violent demonstrations two protesters have died in clashes with police zainab unsorry is the twelfth miner to be sexually assaulted than killed in her hometown over the past year with the killer still at large demonstrators accuse police of being slow to act. Bangor boils over at the death of another little girl and investigators failure to find who killed her in a crowd marches through the city of cars who are targeting the local Police Station officers opened fire chaos ensues. Protesters attempt to carry away the injured the girls family reacts with outrage they want justice for their daughter but they say the police have responded to protests over her death by using force. I have just learned that police fired at people and that two people are now dead im going to find out what happened were going to try not to bury our child until the su has been resolved properly. You know and sorry it was just seven years old her community is grieving for a girl who vanished on her way to a karate class this is the last image of her alive last week an unknown man led her away holding her hand. Police discovered her body on this trash heap on tuesday is believed to have been raped several times and then strangled to death her family wants a real investigation. Why dont doubt you could youll be demanding that the murderer be arrested alive to be not been able to get the police shouldnt just try to lift the burden from themselves by killing some innocent person and then saying now you have justice. The law or high court chief justice has ordered the police to take swift action in the case but with residents furious at what they see as a failure to properly investigate previous abductions there could well be more protests to come. The draw for the Australian Open took place in melbourne on thursday and Roger Federers title defense wont be easy thats despite the world number two being the favorite to win the tournament with injuries to top two to the top players weakening the competition but federer is in the same half of the draw as fit again no big joke of it she could face the seven time winner in the semifinals of that clash that preceded a potential final against rafael nadal. The Winter Olympics are just four weeks away and some athletes still dont know if theyll be going to the games in john chang one of those looking to compete is nicole chung are off he competed in five Alpine Skiing events at the last olympics in sochi but this time around he is hoping to try his hand at a more adventurous discipline the Winter Olympics are just around the corner and preparation time is running out before the games begin in february. Both garia nikolai charm got over hopes to compete at misty cross hes still got some work to do to secure his place but the former alpine ski has been training hard. John got off made the move to ski cross as he believes the discipline better suits his rock and roll style but a part time musician couldnt get official backing for his new adventure so he turned to crowdfunding instead he hasnt yet reached his goal but hes sure that hell be able to hold his own if he qualifies for people chatting like. Started to get into shape and im Getting Better and better than of the but out of the drive reached another much higher level. Of so can evoke a compulsion for a job still theres plenty of climbing left to do its a long way to the top if youve only ever tried your chosen event three times. Junkie is racing against the clock and against the bank but hes determined to be the first ball garion ever to compete in ski cross at the olympics this february. All right heres a recap of our top story a Foreign Ministers have expressed support for the Iran Nuclear Deal after meetings with their iranian counterpart in brussels. By norman have fun and keep me posted. Will do thomas im on my way to stop the United States. This is how a perfect day starts in Portland Oregon with hearty breakfast. If you get. To. The. Santa. Presents the good. Sandwich and a expanded to. Homemade and. This is a raspberry have been here so it starts weeds but its going to end with a cake because have in your eyes will affect the later in the palate and its definitely a hot ticket for us to use the common thing youll hear from chefs. Is well im not a real chef but Michel Sleiman is a prominent chef here in the United States and he has someone who runs their own kitchen so i use that against to help them realize she runs her own kitchen the food is amazing she has employees supervising everything shes a chef and shes a great chef. Live from Portland Oregon. Point one f. M. Portland radio project i am stephen show me your host a lot if youre here with me this morning as always we have three hours of also music rock folk and blues and coming up at night well have a food guest live and in studio. Any different than other cities in the u. S. Is different. They may be. Home for the average joe and jane as for the extra. Is the Perfect Place for stealing personal grief goes Something Like this i am. To court and he does more thing on his radio show. From the rain shellys garden now known as hawk and huge burritos was one of the first food carts we had here in portland we had a real explosion the food cart scene when the Great Recession hit the portland Economy Today we have more than six hundred carts open in the metro area surely paved the way for cars to come into being. Many an American Dream has been born in. Shelleys dream starts anew every morning in her arms. After college she thought she might be. But then decided against it she just couldnt see herself she tells me. Were going down into the summer. This is a Family Business but. At the height of it about to year two thousand we had thirteen people on payroll we had ten locations in the city and i was much more of a manager at that time than a vendor because i was having i had babies and two little girls and so i was busy doing that stuff so i could be a manager as soon as the girls were about five six years old i came right back and started jumped in to be a vendor again and kind of size down at that point because i really i like a little less hustle and bustle i like having the one cart now. Today there you have just one food caught in the heart of portland where shelley sells whopping burritos right or shine even people came through the rain. The golden good looking thing. What are you doing today in the big world sometimes people were hungry and could come and just talk and share with their lives and share with me and we have something to eat for them and so were trying to be a member of the community that way and now ive seen generations of people grow up and come back and bring their families and their grandchildren and i really love the journey of being in a place for twenty five years and the. Customers received an ominous letter from the old florence is. How people come to shelley for advice she wants to home in a city where very very many people need known as a progressive bastion of liberal values times long struggle to cope with homelessness. Hungry customers are even if they dont have money. You like to. Do you like fresh go very nice house might leave you like. Treated with courtesy and respect just like every other and share your laugh youre very welcome. So when it comes up in the food court here in portland there are four things you need that are absolutely essential when you need a place most of our food carts are not mobile they are and what we call food cart pods you have to have somewhere to put your cart the second thing you need is your actual cart and whether it is a trailer that you pull or an actual truck with an engine you need to get one of those contraptions some people buy them used some people have the manufacturer theres a number of really good manufacturers right here in portland that will make one for you. Michael and his mechanics are such experts they bill food trucks customers need to fulfill plenty find to fifty thousand dollars for a trailer building kitchen thats made to measure every time two to three months but they can also manage to weeks because ultimately everything is possible. So far i know of two trailers that ive sold that didnt quite make it just two. Which makes me feel that what i do is in the right place this is where people grow and they make money and theyre successful theyre happy. It sounds like an easy formula and it sure worked his food trucks are a runaway success. But there is a part because you know it we wish that it was full of art but you know. You cant be you might do it you know i know you have it much so. Its good. And hes ready to roll literally from tomorrow mows new trail will be serving up freshly fried spring rolls. Cullen re pioneers cook up a storm on Street Corners across for live your dream do your thing that spirit is no longer everywhere in the u. S. But it is here in portland. Is especially when it comes to food. Steve on the radio host. And connery storyteller has made it his mission to help newcomers to the scene. Its a jump that suits his tastes. And. That burgess begun to be. It is phenomenal. Yet cheezy got bacon tomato lettuce thousand island. I wonder juice runs down your hands like that the nominal right there at your burger gold baby. But it takes perseverance and hard work to strike dont stephen has no illusions they are bad for business being in the colony business is very very very hard work its discouraging its long hours its tiring and you dont make any money when i first started some people said oh youre just a cheerleader for food carts but i said youre right i am bombs are free many skirt you have to pay extra for that because i wanted to cheer them on and i knew they could make it every time a blue collar succeeds in both brick and mortar has multiple cards and makes his business go it fills my heart with joy that i want to see that make it did thomas is the American Dream dent innovation at least is alive and kicking on the streets of portland. Down here in mexico the stories they tell sound like dreams every year in early november a miracle happens in the mountains outside mexico city millions of monarch butterflies arrive and settle pen on my thoughts on the wind. Its the end of an eight month migration to wide areas of north america and back a journey that takes the butterflies for successive generations to complete. Come spring the monarchs will breed before flying north to lay eggs and then die. It is not known how their offspring find their way back to mexico. But people on the streets of the capital have their own explanation one thats been passed down through the generations. Of that little little bundle yes a lot of them but we believe that when someone dies and is buried they rise again as a butterfly. And know the day of the day and allah day when we see a butterfly we say to each other look there is grandpa or thats our auntie over there. We see our lost loved ones again in the butterflies. It makes us feel good it was that it was nice isnt it if you didnt see this yes it was the other. Mexico is preparing to celebrate the sad and yet jovial holiday dia de los muertos in two days time. Victor a stout man with a big heart has his hands full. The entire family pitches in and a neighbor makes the tortillas. Victor says with some pride that this talk of those are the best in mexico city. And the long line of his stall would appear to endorse that claim. Given what do you recommend viktor try the competition of tacos there are special to. The. Mexicans like a hearty taco. And they package with a sausage. Cheese from one pocket that melts into a cream. And then theres more me. Its all topped with fresh snow potties the cactus fruit and plenty of sumatra. And which salsa do you recommend me to go for the red one its the spiciest. I like it a bit spicy but you mexicans of course can handle a lot more right. Than us a bit of the basilica we give salt to to our kids so they get used to the spiciness from an early age for us there is no day without sauce and. Even if the spiciness gives us an upset stomach look we mexicans are my daughters we simply keep on eating. A lot of voters he is a book that. Theres no elegant way to eat a taco its simply a cornucopia of indulgence very tasty if and spicy. Victor gets all the ingredients he needs around the corner mexicos markets are a celebration of the fullness and freshness of life. But on the day of the dead mexican celebrate Something Else as well. The morbid fascination with. At their home in the countryside victor and his wife imelda have set up an altar for relatives who have passed on but its a tradition. Its. Really not the candle we say this is for you my sister a needle but every candle bears the name of someone who has died. Its important to provide things that they loyalty would have for example so they can have a drink when they arrive to visit alice. Put him through i was with my sister in law like tequila so weve also put out a bottle of tequila. And sweet things of course which the dead in mexico savor as much as the living pandey muerto bread sprinkled with lots of sugar. More colorful skulls made from pure sugar cancer and. Then three generations into an old pickup truck. At the cemetery the entire extended family decorates the grave of imelda sister in law who died a year ago. Good luck. Her husband victors brother is overcome by grief. His wife. Her mother was only forty seven but the day is not dominated by sadness. He could have. Something thats a joyous festival it has to be because life is short with. That although one day it will have to go to yours. See but im proud of the life i lead now and im happy when people come to my stand to eat tacos and leave satisfied you know for me to return again soon in the midst. Of. In the evening the smell of incense walking across the graves like a scene and of a rock painting. And right behind the cemetery wall people are again cooking and eating like they seem to do everywhere in this country life and death pleasure and pain. Theyre never far apart in mexico. The following morning victor and his family are back on the street setting up their stand. Theyve altered their dead now life goes on. Pick. In the mothers of those one day will be gone but my sons should carry on here and if they do a better job than me all the better. People always leave something to eat naturally were no exception. If. Death is part of life in mexico. But as victor would say as long as were here we might as well eat the best tacos in town. Mexicans live life to the full and thats not always possible for people here in colombia now to see where the fish are jose miguel munozs fifty six years old he has eleven children and twenty one grandchildren along survey experience. Where you have to know how to handle the rope thats the key thing is how you spot a real body chair of. Arrows when they told you youd have to go yes chase what you call this type of fishing and to fish like this you need to control the rope otherwise youre nobody carol is that you know that one of. The whole family pulls together here literally fathers brothers uncles nephews the rope is two to three hundred meters long. Not too fast not too slow the fisherman need to be a chewed to the rock thats the secret. And that is how the college arrows of color to hey now bring in the fish always hoping for a pay cash for attaining net. And theres enough for everyone. Because a lot of my own kids dont do this anymore they go to school or have jobs in town at the very most theyll come down here to take a walk they arent fishermen and never will be. In love at all but thats. A way of life seemingly suspended in time for the fisherman are the only ones with an uncertain future in modern day contacting. Alabama. Once its hold on to land the fish johnny is shot. Last. From the sea into the frying pan and from then into the pocket. From the pockets of a customer a squeeze of lime and its ready to eat. Supply far outstrips them out cause a heinous street team offenders. Above the above the law. And each one carries the weight of his past through the city streets. Like francisco the ten tara the coffee man. Every day he makes his rounds about town there are hundreds of vendors like him hawking coffee pouring and refueling the more often the better obviously if you dont sell you wont survive. Francisco is not from ca to hainan his hometown is a few hundred kilometers away. And i thought that if we were. Actually we had to leave our village because of the violence the war between Government Troops and the rebels and. We had to flee to save our lives the lives of our families and children we left everything behind me that much of the evil. They had is that i am and always will be a former. Member of the eagle libya on the memory day i go down on my knees and pray that well be able to return to our fields but the war in colombia and was once and for all. The peace deal has failed to hold financing colombia and until it does francisco is staying here in ca to hannah serving camp at seato a small coffee thats a staple of the colombian diamond fast and easy powdered sugar water. Theres no more magic to it than that business is so sad. That you know you know i dont want my kids to be doing this they need proper jobs. Ill do anything to help that little even if it means theyll never return with me to the village and to our field here a thing or not theyre going to will be. The queen of the Caribbean Dream destination for cruise ships and independent travelers. Just fifty kilometers outside of the city and while it looks quite different. Sandra sileo did playing catch by life can be better but the food is sweet. Pollyanna and manuela make a sticky dessert out of coconut milk and a whole lot of sugar theyve never seen the recipe written down but often heard it talked about. Is that their parents and grandparents showed us everything we watched and learned from them down the aisle been there more that it isnt so easy but not everyone knows how to make it. About anyone without reacts to dish and they know how. Most residents are palanker are descendants of runaway slaves who founded the community as a refuge four hundred years ago locals say it was the First Independent community in the americas a place with a rich past the meek a future thats the impression you get walking at streets. Not a place thats easy to leave with their homemade goods we are now in one way or set out for car to hannah. Whatever else our sisters need for the day they pick up on arrival in the city and this is where any romanticism about the traditions of their ancestors and. The fruit in the supermarket they say is simply fresh air. Business is slow in sweets and fruit. But a photograph with the colorful characters that something tourists will pay for. It ok then he added i hope my kids wont have to do this kind of work my daughters know all about preparing the sweets they know everything. But i dont want them to follow in my footsteps is their future and thats not that it doesnt. Prove nate is the fisherman the coffee vendors street food here is less a matter of passion than it is a slightly embarrassing necessity a sobering observation. We encounter these vague hope of better times often thomas but nowhere as often as in colombia. In peru norman hope has been passed down through the ages. It doesnt sound flattering when the people of lame remark of their city its sky has the color of a donkey stomach but maybe it should be seen as a declaration of love the cool waters of the peru current lap the shores of lima they dont just bring fog they also deliver the freshest pacific fish to the capitals doorstep. But we also find a dish that is so simple and wonderful it quickly makes you forget the grey skies. Amid the fish stalls of a district that is poor and sometimes dangerous you find the best. At dawn your vision your stand. Youll say yes i know the proper way to prepare i dont make anything else i wouldnt be able to sell anything else was. Wrong fish from the roadside yes its fine at least if you buy it from don youre very keen on. Salt and hot chili as are added to the fresh fish the juice of peruvian limes alters the protein in the fish effectively cooking it without heat. Amid the fish stalls of a district that is poor and sometimes dangerous you find the best. But dont you have been here stand. Youll say yes i know the proper way to prepare i dont make anything else i wouldnt be able to sell anything else was. Wrong fish from the roadside yes its fine at least if you buy it from don youre very keen on. Salt and hot chili as are added to the fresh fish the juice of peruvian limes alters the protein in the fish effectively cooking it without heat. She serves it with corn Sweet Potatoes and sea grass. Dont you have a keen years to feature a taste schoolin fresh like the pacific earthy and sharp like the n. D. S. Shes modest about her talent. So you might as a single mother my jewishness are in college i have to work so we can live and i can study. Is it tough. Well you know how life is. Yeah. I want my daughters to have a better life thats all. You need to know anything she doesnt go anywhere without her family photos of people. You know leaving her eyes glowing with pride. As she shows me pictures of her grandchild her daughters and future son in law atlanta leaving me im. The only one ive got for you we love you man this is it but. I ran away from her when my parents separated i didnt get along great with my mother but then i came to lima and was all alone i had to fend for myself. After her husband left her it was the fish that secured her livelihood. For peruvians signature is more than just a dish they wager bets on city reconcile disputes over city and swap anecdotes about severe. Years go out of your vehicle as a child i often rode my bike to the beach where a man sold to be checked and he wanted to know whether i wanted it spicy or not even back then people thought it was dangerous unhygenic to eat at a Street Corner in the back but for me it was like theater or the most fascinating movie in the world of us you know. If it werent for his escape to the beach guest on our core duo may well have become a lawmaker like his father but luckily he pursued a career as a chef and may well be one of the worlds best his fish dishes in body peruvian history. This is a beach in this is the original sea beach up on sisters chile salt fish its the bond between the ocean and the mountains a love story between the pacific and the ending so yeah. You know something. Thats because one of the key ingredients grows far away from the coast in the rugged wilderness of the andes. At an altitude of three thousand meters above sea level lies the sacred valley of the incas. A valley so fertile it was a personal possession of the ruling family. The incas were the first to plant rico to hear. This almost magical chili pepper this still readily available today at markets in the mouth of. The c. B. C. Because it is healthy for the body always needs Something Sweet and salty. To help fight infections which is a scam and seeds are nice and toss. It out. And salt preserve the fish a process that in ancient times and shirts of each year could also be enjoyed in the highlands. Relays a fast running couriers ferry the fish from the Pacific Coast to the n. D. S. After their bloody conquests the spanish built churches then palaces on the ruins of the inca civilization. They also changed the local fish dish by adding lime juice and red onion. For star chef a guest on our curio civic sums up the best of peru. And its recent rise as a major cull an area export has made peruvians proud. Foodies around the world are crazy first of each. Release thought. Its a recipe. That our grandmothers have passed down through the centuries for us as i were a long time we didnt value it but that has changed today peruvian cuisine is famous the world over this is that but its in the record. In lima dont you the heene yes starts the second half of her day. Shes babysitting her young grandchild. Is what keeps her family together. And maybe one day she hopes perus National Dish will help her fulfill a dream. That. We work here on the street. And nationally would like to improve our laws and have our own restaurant. Thats what we all want something bigger Something Better something good. That they made out of that i dont believe. Born from the sea maturity in the n. T. And loved by star chefs and street vendors. Norman has much more than just a dish its a way of life. I like that im sure that something will encounter in argentina to. Beso specific vibe here. If your desire. For meat the way to a mans heart is through his stomach naturally and. No way. Theres no obvious sign of an economic crisis in buenos aires at least not at first glance but the city. Being gripped by economic malaise for many years the locals to their best to ignore it. They say here life has its ups and downs its a city that needs to be experienced a rise in attacks is a good way of exploring even more so when someone like cloud you know is your driver someone who takes you along for more than a ride. Were going to meet up with the guys we always get together midday. Twenty thirty taxi drivers are those grow. A bit have a bite to eat wash our cars share some in the job he drink moderately. Cloudy oh hes fifty nine years old has four kids grandkids italian roots a Third Generation immigrant family. Cloudier likes to enjoy himself he has no pretenses this is how his mates know him and like him. Argentinians are passionate people and they indulge their passion for good food and good meat to the forest the worlds biggest Cattle Market is located in the heart of one desire is it couldnt be anywhere else this is where you will really grasp the essence of the country. Argentina soul and argentina stop. Sausage. Shops. Run steak. I see before my eyes on the grill in the. Die for. Thats the best you can buy. The animals are nervous they see whats going. On the first auctions are place one hundred fifteen years ago and the rules have remained unchanged ever since it is up above. The cattle down below. Up to ten thousand animals under the hammer each day the best quality is available for less than two euros a killer in a country with an insatiable appetite for steak the business with beef is always brisk. At times the government has helped out with subsidies because many task to be affordable a full stomach is less likely to complain about crises. I dont want to try it anything else would be a mistake charge it so meat off the grill delicately seasoned straight from the Cattle Market and its open at canteen. Time and again on this trip we were generously invited to dine with our hosts. Im waiting for you a kilometer mark or one of five. Were on our way. About time our paths cross again. Weve traveled thousands of kilometers through the world st kitchens now to camp our adventure a final chapter that couldnt be any moral fantic out on the campus with a cow chose the cattle ranchers where the wind blows. But theres no rush what better place to wrap up this long journey no one is a stranger here for long and thats certainly down to the figures. Are. Argentina is very diverse but youre all united by a love of meat. Absolutely meat was always and is always available we have an Endless Supply of cattle in the past they used the skins for leather and just at the tongue at least according to legend but theres never been a shortage of meat. Go hungry here in the garden to me and meat is considered the best in the world or i will go to the no no no i this with your absolutely no question. And here in the countryside to get the very best only organic top quality the cattle only feed on grass no additives nothing bad. Yes it is good. The barbecue to. The wine. But they could serve us who knows what. Wed probably find it delicious because food always tastes good in company a simple insight not a bad one tina is a good place for such reflection. Food on the road to go or on the spot. From east to west through asia. From north to south across the American Continent so many countries said many kitchens so many people the stories they could hardly be more diverse. 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