a faded picture is all that remains john i'm of koos daughter disappeared in february she was twenty three at the time a few weeks ago john received a call she had been abducted in libya on her way to europe and he would have to pay a ransom. the farmer raised six hundred euros but still has yet to see any sign of life from his daughter then last week john found out about the deaths of twenty six young nigerian women off the coast of libya says the. rest of my of being so worried about it i don't know she's among. us. earlier this month a spanish age ship rescued four hundred africans it see but twenty six nigerian women were found dead at the scene their bodies floating in the water italy launched an investigation and arrested two men on human trafficking charges authorities also contacted the nigerian government but their response was muted. austin aramaic and his team deals with deaths like these on a daily basis the activist is upset that the nigerian government his government is not doing more people dying on a daily basis so no human being will be satisfied with a little more r

joining me on the line now is helen john she heads the u.k. based iran's children's charity welcome dr nagura your group is working in the worst affected town in western iran what are they telling you about the situation on the ground. thank you for having me yes we are the small charity that are working alongside with other n.g.o.s and relief agencies on the ground. our colleagues are letting us know that there are relief efforts underway and they are being done to support these people are being affected and there's a lot happening but there's a lot of news there is still. lankans tends food and water. so we are we are trying to work with them to see how much of those things we can provide there's a lot of support from the local people and people from tehran and other cities as well but it is the head that you're getting from there on adequate because this earthquake took place in a fairly remote area of the country yet it is i mean we have stuff can wash as well but obviously there are a lot of people in tehran that would like to donate a fe

she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john up like this not being able to blend in and i was. taking a holiday group and being you know different than the way. she traveled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it seems as. though i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it's good to see you. do something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is g w news live from berlin germany is in an unprecedented situation after efforts to form a government fail that is the verdict of the german president drug culture steinmeyer up the pressure on the parties to reach a deal indicating that no fresh elections are planned for now. and chancellor angela merkel's political future hangs in the balance but she says she is ready to

john christy. he's used various beat beat he didn't know what to say so he said stop the bus stop the bus off of this bus behind me came one of the co race directors his name was jock sample and the men on the bus the journalists had been teasing him saying hey look john there's a girl in your race she's wearing big numbers jock sample jumped off the truck and went to grab the number and as he did that i actually didn't see him coming and i didn't hear him until the last minute when i heard these leather shoes in a different pace from the rubber shoes and i turned like this and i saw this face and as i turned i got away from him then he grabbed my shirt was pulling it and went for the one on the back and in fact this is the one that was on the back and he caught the outside corner right here and with that my boyfriend who happened to be a two hundred thirty five pound ex all-american football player came running full tilt and hit the official like this jock and sent him flying. i saw tom hit him an

the shakes have left the structure of this rabia louvre true a frenchwoman star architect john nouvelle who time spans one hundred eighty meters i designed it invites interpretation. just looking at this new thinking about how they did this based on like the palm trees the print of the palm trees it's so creative like you know it's connecting that culture and modernise them together so it's really nice to see that. i'm so they're celebrating this in their own way but artistic expertise is name recognition come as a price the emirates has spent around one point five billion euros on the overall project including loan fees for the arts from the original in paris it gives a stronger exposure in terms of cultural associations with with france and with europe i think it's fantastic that the louvre opened a new branch in the middle east it's for a limited time though the name can only be used for thirty years in six months no wonder the opening has been long and ostentatious now it's time to see whether this temple of high art can help bridge the arab and western worlds. and now a quick remin

next whole fun who now joins me from john in the last. question is that if the for europe is the summit or labatt curbing the feel of refugees to europe or does that you have a genuine interest in investing in the continent. that's the question we put to the commission president of the european union. days back and you know he thought about that because of course it's true that africa is on the top of the agenda now because of the migration crisis at least in europe that's where you're past something to lose but at the same time it opens up. it opens up a moment of clarity for the potential of africa you have a huge continent that's not very developed yet but with huge potential silicosis of interest of the european union to invest here because there might be some return of that money if finally those economies here start picking up but just america is also that the sound and she's a met the president of ivory coast she had a very strong message off that meeting what did she say. she did touch upon a number of topics that are important to

taylor would be in the running he likes him too even though john taylor also a member of the fed is standing policy wise for the exact opposite of what drawn powell and janet yellen have stood so for us so once again this is really a trump wolf this is not about policy he doesn't know much about it to begin with this is just to put his person in and surprise the world. thank you very much because come. facebook reported a massive seventy nine percent jump in profit on wednesday as it pushed further into video appetising facebook's total ad revenue alone rose almost fifty percent it's just over ten billion u.s. dollars still facebook is in the hot seat in the u.s. for the way it handled political ads along the spread of false news stories facebook said the russians bought thousands of u.s. political ads to spread fake news in the us elections the social networking platform pledged to double its cyber security force in the future. now as a quick check on the markets and possible to be bought in frankfurt only you have an interesting i.p.o. this day especially for food lovers tell us.

chinese shopping john and ali baba has reason to celebrate after shoppers spent a record twenty five billion dollars in just one day i made the money as part of a promotion for a single stay a relatively new annual event which on us the attached at its peak on saturday the online retailer was processing well over two hundred fifty thousand payments per second the vast majority of purchases were made on file devices. well european business leaders are getting increasingly in the us over the lack of progress in brics of negotiations britain least the e.u. in march twenty ninth teen and prime minister to recent days has been meeting with fifteen business groups from across the bloc today hoping to calm their nerves and not move overseas but they instead want to terrorism a hard to breaks it would be fatal for industry because the asians with the e.u. are deadlocked with still no hint of how things as basic as customs procedures will

court hearings one of the first aton up to the high court's permission once dismissed vice president john kerry as he went in and made a huge flurry of press attention he refused to give a statement to the press we know that not only those who are called to also have appeared at the court but also a number of lawmakers who weren't cool to those court hearings travelled down to madrid especially in a show of support a lot of people there outside the court shouting freedom counter to that though as is the case with this with this process they were very large number of people who are against this independence movement who showed up as well they were shouting traitor and that those responsible belong in prison and barbara proved you will is still in brussels where you are wise in refusing to go to madrid. that's anybody's guess however his lawyer just issued a statement and said you was prudent to take a distance from madrid and that also put would be willing to cooperate with the spanish and build from judiciary agencies however all obviously he intends to do that as his lawyer suggested pro

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taylor would be in the running he likes him too even though john taylor also a member of the fed is standing policy wise for the exact opposite of what drawn powell and janet yellen have stood so for us so once again this is really trouble this is not about policy he doesn't know much about it to begin with this is just to put his person in and surprise the world. thank you very much for this come. now an explosion in a coal fired power plant in the northern indian town of shock killed twenty two people and left sixty of the severely injured and the victims were hospitalized with severe burns the death toll could still rise apparently a pipe exploded and covered workers in the burning. coal producing almost two hundred thousand megawatts of power for india more than gas diesel nuclear i'm going to a bull's combined a five hundred megawatts unit was only operating on a trial by snow and yet is unfortunately the world leader in industrial accidents and this is from your business news for the time being now a triumph for major league baseball houston astros and terry has more on that t

because on mark's hoffman joins me now from john in the ivory coast he's covering that summit for us welcome max so what is the main aim of the summit from the european perspective is it to stem the flow of refugees coming into europe or are they genuinely interested in the future of africa and improving the lives of the people living there through investments and so on. it's hard to separate those issues nowadays because as many people here would also acknowledge on the european side the migration crisis was the wake up call that got everybody interested in africa again and put it on the top of the us gender is one of the main reasons why we're having this summit here right now in abidjan but with this also came the realization that you need to invest in africa that it's important to get the economy is here going to give people a perspective especially the young people you just mentioned and with the demographical situation the way it is meaning that probably the population in africa will cross drupal until two thousand one hundred this is more urgent than ever so that's the focus m

thousands more injured relief efforts are underway off the pile for tryna hit near the iraqi town of john also coming up. in the. u.k. . was. certainly needed by a strong man but protesters in money law had a different greeting for donald trump as he met philippines leader in order to go to test day. and francois mox two years since the attack on the bottle and the city's nightlife we need to survive off the show a shooting that killed ninety people inside the paris concert venue. last in the next sixty minutes being a heavy price call is devastating the health of minors and destroying the environment in india so why is a country increase in production. good to be out of a day. in football cup playoffs the fourth time champions overturn a first leg deficit at home to sweden tonight or else they missed their first final since one thousand nine hundred fifty eight. hundred of a warm welcome to. risk is a scrambling to help earthquake victims of the iran iraq border at least three hundred forty eight people are dead in iran alone that's according to state television causes more have been inj

car reports dot com john thank you very much for joining us tonight the consumers are still skeptical at least here in germany when it comes to electric cars i have a hard time imagining an electric truck myself what do you make of this launch well i like her trucks already quickly getting established and say up to one hundred fifty kilometers this last serves two purposes tesla's and missions to cover all segments of vehicles and it also distracts from the model three issues that you highlighted earlier. now it's one thing if you can't complete your sunday afternoon ride on a luxury tesla car it's a whole other story when merchandise a refrigerated goods for example can't make it to their destination do you think logistics companies will risk using a tesla truck. i think pretty much all of them will test it at some point one of the largest truck leasing companies in the u.s. has already said it doesn't think the tesla truck needs its needs on the other hand wal-mart the largest retailer here says already that it's going to test the truck so i think there will be cautious footsteps th

congress to start working on it immediately well ahead of mr trump's a statement to newsweek correspondent john holt in new york gave me the latest on the investigation yes we've just been updated by the mare and the n.y.p.d. and it seems that the f.b.i. and the n.y.p.d. did not know about this they were very careful with their wording did not know about the suspect prior to the incident and it also seems that the white they've been in communication with the wife and she was not aware that he was planning this attack but it is still you know very early we're still learning a lot of the details but from what we know so far he did pledge allegiance to isis there was materials found at the scene of the crime to the vehicle the drugs. but isis is actually not claimed responsibility for the attack. yes absolutely he's twenty nine years old from new jersey well originally from uzbekistan came to the united states in two thousand and ten via a diversity visa program which we've seen president donald trump is now called for revoking he spent some time in florida and worked for over in new jersey up to

eleven year old john a writer is organizing a clothing swap party at her school it's the second time she's done it. because it's important that we all do something to reduce the level of consumerism that we take the stand against so much new stuff being brought if you buy less because you spend more there's less need to grow so much cotton which in turn means that fewer pesticides are released into the environment environmental protection is important in less than two yana believes it will be one of the biggest issues for her generation. and my fear is there are many you can bring about real changes we need to tell the adults what to do because this is our future one day will be the adults and so we have to take action now. i think. i read a quote by bertold blessed and changed the world it needs it. that really stayed with me because it's so important and it's about our future with a through cool. fifteen year old sh lives in a small town in south west germany where he's surrounded by nature. and his team set up protest rallies seeking to persuade politicians to do more to protect t

john fund he has laid out his rescue plan and it looks like it's going to hurt the company is rapidly losing value for shareholders a share price has plummeted around forty percent in the past year so now flannery's slashing the dividend by hoff that'll be the eighth biggest dividend cut in history flannery certainly hoping that that will. help general electric avoid a cash crunch it'll shrink operations down to three core businesses which walking about aviation power and health care that is what will remain practically everything else will be sold off to the tune of twenty billion dollars flannery will even fire six board members saying that in twenty eighteen that year will be a reset year as he put it we know what we need to do he said and it's show time all right in the u.k. parliament is set to get the final say on the brakes it deal in a vote but what deal will they actually be voting on because negotiations in brussels appear to be at a standstill which means to recent days meeting with european business leaders on monday was likely a tough one business is in the u.k. and outsi

say that this is a rehearsal for a nuclear attack against north korea and called it blackmail against john young well it was actually the north korean news agency that first reported this this this drill what are the north koreans saying about it right well we fortunately they have not responded with any sort of military provocations of their own but whatever the u.s. conducts these types of drills north korea calls it a pre lou to war a rehearsal for invasion rehearsal for a nuclear test and this follows ensued with the with previous condemnations of american military trial exercises here on the peninsula ok let's move on to the diplomacy president trops asian trip what sort of reception can he expect on his tour through those countries. well oh here in south korea just today a coalition of progressive progressive civic groups say that starting this weekend they're going to hold mass demonstrations against president trump here in seoul many south koreans are concerned that president trump might actually launch a preemptive military strike against north korea and of course seoul being only

she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john updike is nothing i wanted to belong to and i was gonna. take a holiday group and be you know different than the ones. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it's that. i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. sort of. the main thing was to keep your head down can your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all of these stereotypes about africa if you could see if. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy it's well thought out. afro germany starting december tenth w. . gender and a step beyond by an area today germany's highest court ruled that sex is about more than a man and a woman. there are lots of places it's split between the sexes. so i have to ask myself again and.

time the region tried to break away from the more than a million people lost their lives back then john the problem was fought on the side of the separatists he still gets together with his old comrades to discuss the current political situation. the veterans are worried about the risks of holding a referendum too. they've been keenly watching similar developments in other parts of the world. but now i did i come from spain now is a referendum come to. you for didn't come to stop on the bracket. on that then i think. these veterans are holding on to a bad dream up an independent back not at any price rituals of war they say must stay where they belong in a museum. you're watching news coming to you live from berlin we have more at the top of the next hour and you'll find more of all our stories online and t w dot com thanks for watching. take off life. take football personally. i do a. straddling two one nevins a boteach one does make a start is committed to helping children in ethiopia. company him on a trip to one of the poorest regions in the a. laundry god international talk show fo

and a football debacle for italy for the fourth time in fifty decades ago to not be in the world cup john ngugi before and his team until of off defeat to be to underdog sweden in that qualifying playoff. on a woman i can tell you i'm on that thought she might. u.s. president dollar trump has wrapped up his tour of asia in is on his way back to washington it was a packed visit that took him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines here's a look at the hits and misses of the president's asian diplomatic offensive. donald trump may have written the art of the deal but the art of diplomacy hasn't always come easy so this was going to be an ambitious two by any measure he was there to rally u.s. troops. confront pyongyang's provocations. north korea is a worldwide threat that requires worldwide action and do some deals. problems bed to shore up the pacific alliance began in japan where diplomatic treats of subtlety and nuance were in short supply. not his host prime minister shinzo minded very much. the reception was always going to be frosty here in south korea trump has accuse

she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john up like this not being able to blend in and. then being you know different than the rest. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it's. my grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about it because it would see if. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy with a. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . i p t twenty college gave a cutoff and. tells me and i'm accustomed to feel i'm telling the famous potato. this is deja news coming to you live from berlin a top level agreement to end people smuggling in libya the european union and the african union aimed to stop refugees risking their lives to cross the mediterranean plus migrants and refugees facing abuse will be evacuated from libya also coming up after north korea'

party and the fish and democrats and i think that very many people in now after this long talk about john mica feel quite comfortable with this idea and it could be that if there was a new election people actively voted for as we call it black green. fully agree that it's good oh. i think. a lot of people you have to would you have to understand it's quite simple a lot of people around on the amount are almost in their d.n.a. that they want a black green coalition for many many conservative group is exactly even within the c.s.u. you have that trent humans like to call the natural next government yeah that could very well happen so what and the worst thing that could happen would be a minority government that would be extremely bad for germany it would be extremely bad for europe and for the rest of the world because a minority government would defend government uncertainty and this is what europe cannot stand right now and therefore that would be the worst thing that could happen and i'm pretty sure it will not and there's a real danger that we're going to leave. home out in the cold he'

john yong disappeared last november visiting the family of another detained rights lawyer he was held incommunicado for six months before being formally charged. german police have arrested six syrians are suspected of planning an attack in germany on behalf of so-called islamic state these suspects were detained during a series of dawn raids in four major cities across the country they are thought to have been planning an attack on a christmas more. or germany is in political limbo after the collapse of talks aimed at forming a new coalition government the man whose party prompted the break up of those fogs the f.t.p.'s christiane linda met with the german president earlier today to discuss ways of ending the deadlock the co-chairs of the green party were also summoned to the presidential palace in berlin today you see the might there as backroom talks continue germans are split on what should happen next chancellor angela merkel says that she would rather run again in new elections then lead a minority government. at least the ushers in germany's parliament can stick to their regula

maybe dull all eyes one to how the outspoken catholic leader would address the issue off the road king john was limbs which the one has said are victims of ethnic cleansing the pontiff said that me and ma was suffering deep divisions and urged respect for human rights but he did not name the minority muslim group and we go to our correspondent in myanmar in just a moment but first let's listen to a little bit of what aung san suu kyi had to say. it is the aim of our government to bring out the beauty of our diversity and to make it our strength by protecting rights fostering tolerance and security for all our most cherished and ever is to carry forward the peace process based on the nationwide cease wide fish fry agreement that was in the seated by the previous government. the road of peace smallholder is smooth but it is the only way that the needle people today dream of a just and prosperous and that will be their refuge their pride they join. joining me now is a southeast asia cars line bought in boston heartache is a new young gun me and ma boston the pope's comments were highly anticip

welcome such a choice he's nomination would signal continuity theoretically stanford university economist john taylor remains a candidate but his chances are slim analysts caution that he might be quick to tighten policy. janet yellen would normally be expected to serve a second term but because she was appointed by former president barack obama that is out of the question for the current white house by replacing a fed chairman only after one term president donald trump looks set to break another tradition. and let's talk about this with the from our business desk last year a long time wall street correspondent for us did a lot of reporting on the fed would be a good choice absolutely ben he is a solid choice more than anything he has been with the feds for about five years on the board of governors so he has some experience however and that's very interesting about him as opposed to all his predecessors he has no what you would call formal training if you will in terms of monetary policy or monetary economics he has not studied that field he comes from the feel of law and a lot of years in th

could do with their eyes closed john luigi fun is the last relic and he knows what's at stake. is the positivity the possibility to rebound from this result we're working on this dream on this subject . but we also know that it's an important match for all of us and for the nation and for the history of our national team. proud and rich history which will be tainted should be a zoo or a walk off the pitch as losers miss out on football's biggest showpiece. we have mark meadows from d.w. sports to talk more about this match markets kicking off in just a little bit of time but how did we get here well it's strange isn't it sort of famous footballing nation but i've got to say i used to work in italy covering italian football and this is the worst italian national side that i can remember. obviously as we sort of report is no del piero anymore there is no talk of the under pillow retired from all football last week at the back there ok they've got to follow the new cheeky leni big names but for the forward there really is nothing then and the coach is kind of similar he's kind of

there are they likely to have any effect on john yang. well you know we've seen ever since donald trump became president earlier this year that there has been a were a war of world words going on between pyongyang and the united states any insults lobbed at the kim jong un regime by president trump have been met by similar fiery rhetoric coming from north korea so i'm sure that in within the upcoming days if not hours we will hear some or some kind of response from pyongyang about what's been said at the u.n. security council i get our president has been calling on china to do all it can to isolate north korea or kind of leverage does beijing have right now. well china certainly does have some leverage over north korea as nikki haley said today in new york much of north korea's crude imports come from china however there is perhaps a false belief that china has some sort of magic pill that will resolve the whole problem with north korea. has shown many times that it will not do as beijing once it to do of course beijing has numerous times

could do with their eyes closed john luigi buffon is the last relic and he knows what's at stake. yes the positivity the possibility to rebound from this result we're working on this dream on this subject is one which will be evil but we also know that it's an important match for all of us and for the nation and for the history of our national team. that i'm most. proud and rich history which will be tainted should be as we walk off the pitch as loses miss out on football's biggest showpiece. in tennis germany's aleksandr center dubbed the future of the sport dazzled in his debut in the a.t.p. finals on sunday in london when he defeated world number four of croatia in three sets said of who you see at the bottom of your screen took the momentum back in the third and final set after dropping the second the twenty year old one about six point three six six four and will meet roger federer in his next book face game on tuesday in the british. you're watching t.v. don't forget you can head to our website dot com for all the latest news and information around the clock well they're bac

social democrats have said the now open to the possibility of forming a so-called grand coalition with john sango and the americans conservatives on friday s.p.d. leader martin short said the final decision on a possible coalition would rest with the party membership schulze had originally rejected the idea of a grand coalition after september's elections his shift comes out exploratory talks between the conservatives the pro-business liberals and the greens collapsed as failed talks are expected to be high on the agenda at a green party conference in poland today. and standing by for us at that conference to w.'s political correspondent. five in just a few days ago the greens were flirting with the prospect of being in government those hopes of now evaporated what's the mood at the party conference as it gets underway it must be quite deflated really. it depends really on who you ask there is certainly still many delegates here that are still quite disappointed and even angry because of this missed opportunity to form a government with american c.d.u. with a pro-business f.t.p. for first t

leader abdul or john during the protest germany as well as the european union and turkey have named the p.k. k. as a terror organization. well climate experts and activists are gathering in the city of boston here in germany for the un climate change conference that will try the way ahead for the paris accord cup twenty three is what it's called it doesn't start until monday we already activists are making their views clear twenty three thousand delegates scientists and activists are expected at the conference president donald trump announcer earlier this year he was pulling the u.s. out of the paris accord and must it can get a better deal but hopes are high that progress can be made without the united states. on to football where but just like a match to eleven continued on saturday hamburg they returned to winning ways after a dreadful run of form their opponents stuttgart had a man sent off early paving the way for hamburg to seal a three one win from with goals from aaron hunt for the cost and yon fee to op it was their first victory since match day to. day and extended their on be

hopes china will ramp up economic pressure on north korea in an attempt to stop john yang's nuclear ambitions. more than a night at the opera president trump's asia trip brings him to china where his key themes trade and north korea converge china is one of america's largest trading partners and north korea's major sponsor. competing for global commerce but also partners in it part of trump's trip includes a signing ceremony for commercial deals between the two countries worth about nine billion dollars. trade is tricky business trade imbalance is a big issue for trump he even said it got him elected one year ago and it's really big with china the u.s. a leader in services enjoys service trade surpluses with china and many other countries however trade in goods easily wipes out these gains in two thousand and sixteen that left the u.s. in a three hundred ten billion dollar hole with china which trump is keen to climb out of. two of the world's most powerful leaders haven't always seen eye to eye but there may be room for common ground trump is a business person you know. that you know his pre

and to see if the i'm as well does happen in these talks do it rick john does it mean that jimmy will help a new elections. well this is one possibility and this is the possibility that most people see as the most see as the most likely we have to see that the only other possible a coalition partner for c.p.u. and sees you would be the sole stomach rats but the source democrats have suffered a huge defeat in the last elections i already said that they wouldn't go into any form of government or coalition government with angela merkel anymore. and that they would prefer new elections of this to make a coalition as it is called is it's not going to work out. but the but the big problem here is and that's what all four parties say a failure is not an optional cannot be an option or must not be an option as they all see that from a snap election they could not benefit there would be no positive outcome for them . in the end they probably would sit again at the negotiation table table and just with a little bit of different results and that the only one that would really benefit from this w

john you're right and the opposition is they're worried that mugabe is going to be replaced with something someone who could be just as authoritarian as the president was. essentially and this is why full well the opposition the emphasis is to say follow the constitution this involve the constitution says that if it takes over from a president who has stepped out on his side needs to only hold that position for the duration of his to now robert mugabe is would have come to an end next yet what the country holding a general election between july and august so what we often see action is pointing forward in many ways this will be it to stop in addition on that what he is to take this transitional government is will be a year to the constitution and only stand as president what did you remain to look obvious to. christine what about robert mugabe and his wife grange do we know where they are tonight and do we know where they're going what's going to happen to them. that's a very big i mean. there's a lot of speculation around that the family a lot of properties and a number of places around t

great day these two can spell the beginning of a new life initially john had wanted to try his luck in europe but halfway into his journey into his ear he gave up and returned home to ivory coast the international organization for migration gave him a small amount of start up money for his chicken farm. jumping fish should be more of these initiatives to stop young people leaving africa that's his message to the heads of government reason just a few kilometers away most of us are not like to see them spending more money on young people there are so many unemployed young people many of them are highly qualified and have plans and ideas something has to change. the topic of migration is high on the agenda at the african and european union summit german chancellor angela merkel said the issue is tied to the fight against people trafficking. in recent weeks there have been shocking reports from libya detailing how african migrants have been sold as slaves. in a highly emotional element to the issue so i think there is a common interest in stopping illegal migration and instead offering leg

john xander a son of piotr younger brother who died six years ago. now he has come at his father's place all the way from russia. it really made me very happy that there is at least one other remnant from my brother. and that is his son. pietro was only twenty four when he fled poland for the us s. r. in one nine hundred thirty nine. his parents of one of the standard brothers died in nazi death camps but his other brother voight managed to escape and such as later and russia. it's a miracle i never thought this would happen. and now having gone from complete strangers to the close is a family that you are about to make up for lost time. thank you for watching. your children like chocolate. you can live with them on your smartphone. or to make jokes market. as we go about our daily lives she writes from the last thing on my mind. invisible hands slavery in the twenty first century story december second on d w. winning the braggs it win for paris an ounce of them school the european banking and medicines agencies which will leave london with the u.k.'

leipzig did have the majority of the chances in the first tap it was the visitors who took the lead john the top scoring in the fifty six minute. drive to get back in the four spare well after this replay we will see if. they will force their teed up use of polson with a beautiful pass for an easy goal or spare acted as provider again five minutes later to set up t.-mo vanner for a win or two one the final. all right let's check out all the biggest results from this weekend so far we see a win over by on whenever dortmund for byron gladbach drew with mites and let us draw your attention to a great highlight from that one might keep a robe on set not. lost track of. the ball wasn't very quick thought it was lost almost made him pay for that mistake but it was only his second goal second game in the bundesliga he won't forget this one. moving on to the rest of the results out for a laver koos and also drew their match hamburg defeated garwood lives he came back to beat and over and shall go down to fribourg on friday frankfurt one of her brain and today we're going to see cologne take on h