saying in germany if you're moving. the wrong direction there is no sense in excel or to extenuate velocity you know it is it eve did even makes it more hard for us all at the end because the euro as it is at the moment cannot survive everybody knows that everything that we had before was a. preemptive thing telling us that there is an illness that we have symptoms like this and there it comes as ok we spend more money spent more money from what we have no money we only can make more debt stays until seven hundred fifty billion money left in our pockets to support a country so this shows already how difficult this is i mean at the end if we go on like this is also germany. this is the end to know then of course you will is also done so in my opinion it is first and foremost very important to go to the beginning off of all of it and check the real problems behind it when you see it's not working then you have to stop it and in my opinion there is no other way that at the end germany has to step out of the euro because ne

it features one of germany's most unusual ensemble orchestras. last year, under the leadership of their artistic director, the orchestra took up the challenge of playing all of beethoven's nine symphonies in just four days. here is an exclusive inside look at the project. ♪ ♪ >> the orchestra and their conductor. musical allies on a mission to create a new beethoven. they want their version of the beethoven symphonies to suit the 21st century. they call it "the beethoven project." >> y another cycle? who needs another cycle? we will always need another cycle of beethoven symphonies. >> in summer 2009, dw tv follow the orchestra for two months. the result was the documentary film "the beethoven project." >> the film can only be as good as its main protagonists. the musicians may not the actors, but that our main characters, together with the conductor. having him on board was a great stroke of luck for us because of his interesting and informative interviews. we were able to get very close to him with the camera. ♪ >> the estonian-american c

we were on a research trip to germany. it took them one bleak december afternoon to a memorial of the concentration camp, just outside berlin. we went through the whole thing. they saw the museum and the horror photo of the inmate and two 25-year-olds of those jostling and joking got quieter and quieter as we walked through medical laboratories where grotesque experiments were performed without anesthetic because they were jews and gypsies. we have got to the creamtorial. three days after christmas, december 28, on ground there was a wreath. i read the inscription and it said from the christians of germany, we kneel before god in bitter regret and humble repentance and we ask his forgiveness for the death of the jews and all the others who perished in this retched place. when they saw what could happen when the people of god failed to be the people of god -- >> glenn: ralph, you're the boogeyman. christian coalition. the worst. you're going to round up gays and anybody who is different. you're going to be baptizing people

hankel who is one of a group of currency experts who filed a suit with the constitutional court in germany against the greek bailout professor hackles that's very much for talking to r.t. now tell me about the complaint that you with the cult so your whole idea. is illegal because of. your community. is completely forbidden for a very simple reason a country which can count to be bailed out will not follow the financial model. so all know it's a precondition for a stable you're. having now it's a spade you have to do you'll never be in trouble. because it requires only one let's face it our popular face. maybe it's clear from. this is a real fear. is in. very very deep. inflated and so there's a reason we started this complaint treaty must be fulfilled. so you maintain that under the terms of that a bailout is actually illegal what outcome do you hope for if secord sharing. in german participation. be stopped and i think we are coming back to. stability probably the richest are fading away. maybe greek is forced to opt out and why not because the country is not very happy to see the week c

similar machines are set to go into service in germany this week. more and more people are buying gold these days, and that is driving the price up and up. an ounce of gold now costs about $150 more than it did at the start of the year. and it is not just fears of inflation that have got people buying gold. it is traditionally considered a safe haven investment in times of uncertainty, much more so than stocks and real estate. on to the markets. european shares were not able to build on last week's rally. investors took to the sidelines. here is a summary of the monday trading session in frankfurt. >> last week's rally did not continue in the german stock market. we have to wait and see what happens this week from u.s. trade. on the agenda are very important economic data. gold analysts see gold as a reserve currency. siemens announced higher operating profits and revenue but could not meet industry expectations. >> will stay in frankfurt for a closer look at monday's closing numbers. the dax slipped by 0.3%. the era stocks 50 dropped by 0.6%. -- eu

appreciating and germany by seeing given his high surpluses and current account. appreciating that currency is not the damage but it is a real want to travel the country you get more real goods for your money so we would have higher welfare lower interest rate and better performance in the whole economy which we had before so your point if the euro did collapse in the year is broke apart surely there would be a period of huge instability in countries like germany and throughout the year i say. it's a moment all countries have problems. because the euro give him credit which is not worthwhile for source countries in a year or so or all accomplish even big deficit countries countries with high inflation rate capability to get credit this is a reason to ours as ours are all over it so after such an experiment every country becomes very cool too. so you can run the viewers are currently getting back to protect the interest of important for profit and. crucially. really diminish maybe exports europe but gain more prosperity in the home market so each country of see you

germany, britain, even france as well. what they're saying is, look, we don't have that kind of money. even our defense policy has to be cut to what we can afford. >>> news of a major share sale? >> fortunes to be made an oil. brazil's state-controlled oil producer petrobras has raised $70 billion this friday in the world's largest set -- share sale. it met with vigorous demand as investors bet on its plans to double its oil output within a decade by tapping offshore fields. the launch is also reshuffling the global trend scape, making sao paulo the second-largest behind hong kong. >> the brazilian state run an oil company petrobras has raised nearly $70 billion on the sao paulo stock market as the president open trading. he also launched the world's largest share offering. >> the fact this is happening in a stock exchange with a green and yellow flag says this is not in frankfurt, london, or york. it was the sao paulo stock exchange that launched the biggest offering and global capitalism. >> the money will help them tap

then they would have a clear cut split in your between countries depreciating and appreciating and germany i think given his high surplices and current account. appreciating currencies and that the sheeting and currency is not to damage but it is a real do want to troubled country you get more real goods for your money so we would have. lower interest rate and better performance in the whole economy bitch we had before your point if the euro did collapse and the year is broke apart surely there would be a period of huge instability in countries like germany and throughout the year it's a. comparable happen. at the moment all countries have problems with you all because you will give him credit which is not worthwhile for source countries in a year or so or all accomplished even big deficit countries countries with high inflation rates are capable to get credits this is the reason why greek and ourselves are over in that. so after such an experiment and every country will come back to to to stable condition so you can run the very use of currency getting back said competitiveness which is v

in may, germany band naked short-selling without consulting brussels first. a lot has happened since then. it looks like the european commission is trying to catch up. >> we have to live in these high speed times, where markets develop more quickly than the politicians and their democratic decisions. >> critics say the proposals are insufficient. at the height of the financial crisis, many in brussels were calling for a complete ban on short-selling. two years later, the only result is a few more regulations for traders. >> on the second anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers, european markets pushed further into negative territory. we have this report from the day's trading in frankfurt. >> crying over spilt milk is not the type of behavior you generally find on the frankfurt floor. one looks into the future. on the second anniversary of the lehman insolvency, it is different. everybody remembers what they felt when they heard the news. impossible. how can something like that happen? everyone remembers the kind of hopelessness and desperation they fe

during the financial crisis i think in case our countries are coming back to national currency and germany it was dark smart send we would have a clear cut split in your between countries depreciating and appreciating and germany i think given the surpluses and current account we've grown to appreciating that the shaping of currency is not the damage but it is a real one to travel the country you get more real goods for your money so we would have a higher welfare lower interest rate and better performance in the whole economy bitch we had before your point if the euro did collapse and the year is broke apart surely there would be a period of huge instability in countries like germany and throughout the year i say. we would happen. at the moment all countries have problems with your because the euro give him credit which is not worthwhile for source countries in new york or so on all countries even big deficit countries countries with high inflation rate. capability to get credit this is the reason they're ours ours are over inflated. so after such an experiment every country become very.

numbers plus germany agreed to work together on the issue of tehran nuclear ambitions almost a year ago but according to a lover of only value is iran showing signs of cooperating with the atomic watchdog he added that russia's decision not to supply s. three hundred surface to air missile systems to iran was in accordance with the secure u.n. security council. well the foreign minister's comments follow the angry displays of the u.n. general assembly over the president's speech well that he enjoyed mahmoud ahmadinejad suggestion that the u.s. could have been behind nine eleven attacks artie's others to see it sure could not who's in new york explains well the u.s. mainstream media has largely been focusing on barack obama building him up as the host the united states running the show it's still been mahmoud ahmadinejad really stealing the spotlight being the main leader of the world headlines throughout these last couple of days addressing the united nations general assembly debate in his speech he said that he believes that americans were behind the events of september eleventh and he

germany. >> jimmy: just david. >> why didn't you come and do the comedy central roast? i wanted you to host it. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well thank you. >> what do you mean you did? what kind of -- >> jimmy: i'm going to tell you something honestly. every year they ask me to host and every year they tell me the person really wants you to host. pamela anderson, they said, she really wants to host and then it seemed like she didn't know who i was. >> we got this frost/nixon thing going on here. we got to keep it going. >> jimmy: these interviews, i'm telling you, we have to do a multipart interview where we really examine and go into the history of -- well, the hoff, and really everything you're thinking on every topic imaginable. >> that's right. i think it -- >> jimmy: you have a lot of things going on. you've got a reality show you're working on with your daughters? >> yes, it's called the hasselhoffs. it's about my daughter's music career and my daughter haley just got the lead

is going to be four points and one of them is going to encourage people to call for a referendum in germany on the euro asking people whether they really want to or is still being forced into the aim of these people here today through that referendum will be to bring the deutsche mark back to germany now i am joined very kindly by michael who is a stock market guru and he's also the editor in chief of and new news michael thanks very much for talking to us now tell me will you be backing this referendum that's being proposed if there is a referendum of course but on the other hand have big doubts. take place because all those questions are. politically incorrect we don't have really support from the from the masses. this scene is. people just don't talk about it it isn't really a scandal in my opinion from russian t.v. and the western media is for example covering this event to. be christian if such could be. in the future because a political story too hard that people. able for example to vote about their own currency which is a basic democratic seen in my opinion we were not asked if you

by this, we are regaining competitiveness. >> these efforts are replicated all over germany. unemployment is less than it was before the recession now. the economy is expected to grow by 3% this year. what frankfurt airport has done, what germany has done has only made it harder for the other a ling members of the euro. greece, spain, portugal. is a question of how much that they are all carrying. i knew year and a new era for europe. i was in frankfurt reporting for the bbc on the first of january, 1999 when the euro was launched into a sky full of fireworks. then the country's decided it would all benefit by using the same currency. when i spoke to commissioners back then, they could not contain their enthusiasm. >> it is a very important step for europe. after 14 years -- it is a first- time that europe will have its own currency. >> as i went shopping for the first time using the euro, it did seem to be the start of a new era. >> [unintelligible] >> today, most germans still wanted to succeed. it is part of finding the continent together after two world wars. they do not

experiment bilby stopped the whole go to come back to national currency so germany to it's a gorgeous mark and why not the torch mark there wasn't a particularly strong currency was it in there in the ten or twenty years leading up to the euro how do you think it would have performed during the financial crisis i think in case our countries are coming back to national currency and germany it was dark smart send we would have a clear cut split in your between countries depreciating and appreciating and germany by seeing given this surplus stores in town that we've grown to appreciate something that is shaping our currency is not to damage but it is a real one to troubled country you get more real goods for your money so we would have a higher welfare lower interest rate and better performance in the whole economy bitch we had before your point if the euro did collapse and the year is broke apart surely there would be a period of huge instability in countries like germany and throughout the year i say or. happen. at the moment all countries have problems with your because your give him

saying in germany if you are moving towards the wrong direction there is no sense in excel or to. you know what is it eve did even makes it harder for us all at year. also spoke to dr william henckel one of the currency experts who filed a lawsuit in the german constitutional court against the greek bailout he says it breaks the basis of monetary union. no it was the whole idea. is illegal because we have twenty four hours the european community. data from the. local daily police and the country which can calm that's a good deal not. to mention because this. sold. out it's a key condition for the state. having knowledge the state has. so you will never be in future a stable currency because all of the deficit requires only one case next cases are proper to spain part of maybe three and. so all real fear is going in. or. become very very weak. currency. and if you like to watch the full interview dr william cohen can it's on air tomorrow sunday here on the day. america could soon bear the brunt of reverse brain drain is the economy in india expands highly qualified immigrants in th

is germany for not outsourcing rather because germany manufactures a lot of products it has a wonderful trade surplus it's doing beautifully it outsources actually a lot of its jobs to other countries inside of europe because it can get that they can get the job done cheaper it's just what companies do but i mean ok this is my problem is it would be one thing if we were outsourcing jobs that americans didn't meet but at the moment the unemployment rate is almost ten percent at the moment this country has a shortage of skilled workers i mean we bring in engineers from other countries because we don't have people to fill those higher positions so what do you do with all these americans now have i'll timidly just been screwed by globalization but we need to bring. back to american manufacturing in this country we have to take tough steps i think the first thing that we need to do is slap a tariff on high carbon products coming from china you know you can make eighty percent of the world's windmills are made in china yet china doesn't have many environmental laws american companies spend th

in germany, they want to rip through -- remove a board member over controversial comments by muslims and immigration. in the u.s. east coast prepares for the arrival of the hurricane. >> a first session of peace talks between israeli and palestinian leaders has wrapped up at the state department in washington shortly after u.s. and middle east peace envoy described the talks as productive. the meeting on thursday marks the first time in 20 months that the two sides have held former in the gut -- formal negotiations. the u.s. president has said a timeline of one year to hammer out a new peace deal. >> talks between the israelis and palestinians have been on hold for almost two years. the fact the two sides are meeting again is down to the intense diplomatic efforts of president barack obama and his secretary of state, hillary clinton. >> i know the decision to sit at this table was not easy. we understand the suspicion and skepticism that so many feel, born out of years of conflict and frustrated hopes. >> the israelis and palestinians admit the talks will be difficult. netanyahu said

saying in germany if you're moving the wrong direction there is no sense in excel or to the extent of the velocity you know that eve did even makes it more hard for us all at year. iran will challenge the demands of the un security council for as long as possible despite realizing the need to restart talks over its nuclear program that is the view of russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov who spoke about nuclear issues surrounding to around during an interview for a weekly russian news show. across brazil took a total but russia's simply documented in the presidential decree what is required from russia and all the other states in relation to iran after the adoption of the un security council's new resolutions russia refused to deliver the s. three hundred surface to air missile systems to iran in support of this resolution and russia remains opposed to any unilateral sanctions against tehran. adopted by the un security council a binding but they need to be turned international laws because they are not direct application documents within countries legislation it's a further measures

germany's auto industry very early on went into the chinese market and they are very very well positioned one third of the trauma an automobile or production goes into china versus how many chrysler still you see in china how many i don't know catalogs or whatever we take so it is up to a company a country whether you see china as a straight or an opportunity and it very much depends on the person and the country . how much it supports dealing with china and trading with china you seem to be very positive about china coming from europe you're coming from you're coming from the u.s. do you think china is misrepresented in the world yes or no you know there are things in china that are not good at all and that absolutely need to be changed and will change over time especially with the new generation coming up that has a much lower tolerance on. strict surratt authorities but what needs to be done is to also report the good things about china the many things where china really has made enormous progress and they're not all. in economics but also it is on the way to change its in its politica

referendum by ourselves for the next elections and germany's really take. in the worst hit from the greek bailout hasn't it tell me about that. people are very angry tax money is used for the bailout of greece and this money to help raise it will help the financial. credit. and that makes us very angry that the. banks. paid with tax money and one more question you've put together numerous publications on the eurozone in the economic crisis one of which is called you're a crash greece is just the beginning but in fact since the greek bailout european economies including the german economy been doing much better haven't made. a dream because. portugal. our real economy is page of. the. financial sector. the statistics of the. european banking system. eighteen thousand. deaths. on the. stability ok thank you very much thank you i'll be here throughout the day here and i'll be talking to various economists. as the day goes on to see if we can predict what the face of the euro is forward to hearing more from you over there and. that was all that many thanks. wal

what do you think we should learn from germany? >> well, we actually have that choice in front of us today. and for a lot of your show you have talked about the lack of confidence people have because of spending of the tax policy and looking like congress is not even going to take a vote before the midterm, and that is not going to help you. today you saw the market, and based on feelings that the economy is going to get better but it is not getting better fast enough for people to grow the job market and that is what people are concerned about and what will affect the polls on november 2 under. >> we are facing the largest tax hike in american history if congress does not do anything, and they have time for colbert. you are washington, dc insider, what do you make of this? we have a chicken congress, to be honest. >>guest: it does surprise me they would not, that the democrats would not want to take this vote before leaving even if they are not going to extend all the bush tax cuts because you have to be for something. and the lac

this gave rise to the nazi germany takeover cannot cease taking over germany. here's an interesting pictures. a woman on the left heel in her home by putting bottles of rice market into the furnace. that is all they were before. on the right to sue some boys and there are making a fortress out of blocks of rice marks. that is all they ever before. so inflation is the very bad inflation can destroy your country and it can destroy ours as well. here's an interesting letter from the deutsche bank in germany written to an american citizen in portland oregon in 1925. he had written to the bank and wanted to know and happen to his deposits of a million marks. well, he got back a letter, they were very kind and gentle with the letter but one sentence in the middle says, the balance on your account has, in fact, been wiped out. goodbye. he knew that but you just wanted to get confirmation. let's talk about money. what is money? money is a medium for exchange. that's all it is. there have been three times of money in all history. there is commodity money which is, of co

did they see the roast in germany? >> you know, they actually bought it? >> jimmy: i would think so. >> i was like, you can't show this show over here. >> jimmy: why? >> everything's about germans. >> jimmy: right. y ljimmy: right. any reaction from the germans? >> you know, there's a couple jokes in there. you know, there's some pretty heavy jokes in there. it's very blue. it's very xxx. you know, you were on it. >> jimmy: i know what goes on in those roasts. a lot of the stuff gets cut out, a lot of the rad s >> they're going to show it in germany. one of the things was david hasselhoff's career in germany is very much like hitler although hitler knew when his career was over. >> jimmy: not only do you have all this stuff going on, really >> are you working out, you look good. >> jimmy: no, no. >> no? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can randomly, like, just walk off a hit show like "america's got talent" because you have so many things going on, including a nature show. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: which is -- that's a new thing for you, isn't it? >> you

this sunday germany finally mays off the tab which means that world war i for germany is over financially. it would have been paid off earlier but hitler reneged on his payments. some will argue that the signing of the treaty of versailles ao actually helped the natzi rise because germany was crippled tpeupbgs a lee and they didn't have the money and so the natzis fought against the treaty of versailles, hitler rows to power and stopped paying it off. the treaty of versailles is where germany took blame nor word war 1 roam. 9 million soldiers were killed including 116,000 american soldiers. treaty of versailles, 19, 19, 92 years ago martha: the numbers are mind boggling when you look at the losses from world war i and look at the pictures and hear you talk about the fact of the destabilization of germany was indeed one of the elements that went to create circumstances of world war ii that's why it was handled so differently after world war ii so that the power vacuum would not arise again >> reporter: the treaty of versailles was signed on november 11th. the 11th month, 11th day, 11th hou

nineteen forty three the pick up between the soviet union and hitler's germany. it was then that secret burials were found in the village of canton near smolensk the german on his medical course at the bodies of more than four thousand polish army officers have been found seven ditches in a forest. they had been examined under the supervision of professor again brooks a well known anthropologist from presley versity but slater told the international red cross committee about his findings. written on april thirteenth one thousand nine hundred forty three radio berlin announced that polish army officers and policemen who had been shot and killed by the end of a day in one nine hundred forty the soviets refuted it two days later they claimed that the polish officers had been executed by the germans third in the autumn of one thousand nine hundred forty one for your award. in one thousand nine hundred three dimitri was thirteen years old he's lived in the county in forest area all his life the german authorities took him and many other local people to the exhumation

that's when germany will pay off the last of its debt from world war i. the fighting stopped in 1918, and under the treaty of versailles, the victorious allies forced germany to pay $38 billion in reparations. payments stopped in 1931 during the great depression, and they only resumed after world war ii. here in new york, the legendary hollywood director oorth penn died last night. he's best remembered for a movie that turned a couple of outlaws into folk heroes. >> this is miss bone parker. i'm clyde barrow. >> clyde. >> we rob banks. >> couric: in addition to "bonnie and clyde" he directed dustin hoffman in "little big man" arlo guthrie and anne bancroft and patty duke in "the miracle worker." coming up next, a teachable moment. a school system that's working. can we learn something from the japanese? [ man ] then try this. new and improved freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna -- [ beep ] wow. [ man ] yeah, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. [ woman ] did it just -- target the blood? target the blood? yeah, it

our way is the right one and we do not destroy growth. >> germany has many successful global brands, like this chain store company which depends on growth. but the german government is determined to set an example that country, above all, must live within their means. >>> the 67th venice film festival closes saturday, there is no rest for the industry. the toronto film festival has just begun and the world's most popular are on their way there. >> goodbye, venice, hello, toronto. the film festival is underway, and the great and good are arriving in droves. hundreds of fans are lining up for tickets and festival's c.e.o. can barely contain his excitement. >> we are the largest public film festival and one of the most important film offense and the world. -- one of the most important film events in the world. it is an immense public film festival. it has turned into a massive tsunami of film. >> not tropopause king street will be awash with celebrities and fans -- toronto's king street will be awash with celebrities and fans, and they are keen to see as many as they can, especially the

being linen friends try to reason with hitler germany demands of the land and gets its way. to safety net for themselves nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is a war efforts to establish a system of collective security in one nine hundred thirty trail and it's still on the agenda. the lessons to be learned from the munich remains on our t.v. . if. from focused impression. from stunts on t.v. . wealthy british. market . is happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds. headlines kaiser reports. more news today. these are the images. from the streets of canada. the day. the headlines. and the flow of russian oil to china will triple. that's the target for the leaders of both countries they met to officially open. new pipeline. with a humanitarian mission. brutally attacked by israeli forces back in may. russia attempt to go of. political. legalization. sporting use. hello and welcome to the sports update on r t thanks for joining us this hour the headlines keeping in contention says. absolute time to consolidate place in the premier league with the sea

undisputed sovereign territory there's a number of companies and i think in europe and i from like germany like you know i think kingdom and china and all those who are also very interested now in the arctic ocean some because of the shipping not because of the resources because of the potential for making a shorter route from a.c.s. to your divvying up the arctic is like walking on thin ice and the chance to tread lightly and work out existing differences is welcomed by. this is as close as most people will ever come to the arctic but its unique nature and vast natural resources are more than enough to entice one and all those attending the forum hope the enticement will help bridge differences keeping everybody on the same pole. catherine as our r.t. moscow they are the region that is badly affected by the climate change and the lives melting icecaps they threaten to flaws countries surrounding the north pole so it's a major concern for everyone who participates in this forum as well as also on layers that dissolved over the arctic and of course where species and representatives of wildl