opposition and his own party will bring you the latest from the capital harare also on the program. police in kenya tear gas off position supporters i say welcome home and leave the rollo dengan there are reports of several deaths us tensions over the disputed presidential election grow. to germany s mouth and talks to form a new government go into extra time chancellor merkel calls on all sides to compromise if no deal is reached germany could face fresh elections. plus another u.s. no makeup becomes the latest high profile person to be accused of sexual harassment democratic senator al franken who is under fire after a journalist says he groped donald trump criticizes franken on twitter and is accused of hypocrisy. comes to test vials that all the electric truck of the future they say it will help reduce c o two emissions on those the company s focus . i m from gail welcome to the program. the game is up that is the message to zimbabwe s president from the country s influen
a grand coalition and the second is question is whether you have already been in contact with the chancellor. regarding the same question yes regarding the first question we believe that in your view of our current situation also in subject of the election result of the twenty fourth of the temple which you should remember on twenty fourth of september the party is. still forming the acting government namely the union and the s.p.d. who were the grand coalition these two parties have lost fourteen percent how clear are can a rejection of such a grand coalition the. parties. want to form a government as a you for parties. until a couple of days ago declared this prospective government as a history project of progress and. is now ended. they haven t used the mandate that they. have given and therefore the mandate has to be returned to the voters again. mr schultz. you repeated and reconfirmed your rejection of a grand coalition i mean where are heading towards fresh elections a
state of the union address but will fall out from the shock resignation of the f.b.i. deputy director upstaged the president s big speech. and german automaker b.w. faces questions over a scandal involving diesel fumes tasking on humans. also coming up on the interview news that s based feel are on the radar of germany s security officials he claims to be able to heal insurable diseases but critics say that promise comes with a price our reporter takes a look at the evangelist trying to gain a following in ukraine and germany. and a little syrian girl also for hearing during the siege of aleppo we look at the irreversible damage of the war on children s health but why there may be some hope . i bribed thomas a very warm welcome to the show all in just a few hours the parliament of the spanish regions of catalonia is due to vote in a new government but there is some doubt over whether that vote will even take place it all depends on this man the separatist leader carlos push d
for the u.s. economy has improved since december though powell said he would not want to prejudge the question of further interest rate increases most of the servers read his bullish comments as a signal that there will be perhaps three as many as four federal funds rate increases this year up from three discussed at the fed s the f o emcees meeting at the end of twenty seventeen powell was on worried about recent turmoil and stock markets saying any risks to the broader economy were quote at most modest he did however note that cyber security is a major threat to economic stability more on that in the coming days. the supreme court has rejected the trumpet ministrations request for an immediate hearing on whether the president can end the obama era program that spares an estimated seven hundred thousand immigrants from the threat of deportation the trip administration argues that the creation of the program. deferred action for childhood arrivals otherwise notice doc up was
out of that agreement can this conference reach its target target of course being to limit the expected global temperature rise to two degree or less. hello i m terry martin good to have you with us. twenty fifteen marked a breakthrough in the global fight against climate change nearly two hundred nations signed the paris climate accord to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide starting in two thousand and twenty now those emissions are considered a major cause of climate change so far one hundred sixty eight nations have ratified the accord now it s time to hash out the details of a climate conference in the german city a bomb fiji is chairing the conference like other island nations in the south pacific. has already been hit by rising sea levels fiji is not in a position to host such a large and costly conference itself some twenty three thousand people from one hundred ninety five countries are attending so germany has agreed to host now the meeting in bonn starts today