after germany's exit of the world cup group stage the debate bubbled up again germany team manager be a hall of. fuel to the fire with clint hill urging israel to explain his meeting with their do. the ninety two times cut international did just that and his words of piled more pressure on the german se. joining me in studio to help explain what exactly happened is public. and william know of. social media thank you for joining us so at this stage public let's begin with obviously doesn't come as much of a surprise that has retired but the strongly worded statement is what seems to be creating shock you know you're absolutely right and i mean it really i mean he does not mince his words whatsoever and he's. directed this effort several elements will say will start with the fact that he he is very clear in his criticism towards to german media in particular of course for that meeting that he had and their reaction. following that meeting with the president of the on off turkey and he says certain german newspapers are using my background to my photo was president of the one as right wi

the diesel scandal has devastated trust in germany's manufacturing might be w. and audi but also mercedes and other brands have been affected new technologies were ignored by management turned and stared emissions results were falsified. dr banks image has suffered two bad loans three years of losses it was the only bank to fail the us stress. test now it's counting on a leadership change. and what else oh yeah the germans can't even play soccer anymore the current reigning champion crashed out of this year's world cup in the group stage with the worst showing in their group is the team and its leadership too old to satisfied to self aggrandizing germany in the summer of twenty eighteen the country have a problem with its elites. going there it gets here it does the per country is it mismanaged business politics is there a crisis with the german elite some of you loose i mean you know when you win the world cup they like you that you want to win the world cup for the eurovision song contest next time it is quite low and yes they probably could have done better b

not just in the media to believe that you know germany is entering abilities to look. back when the world was still intact september two thousand and thirteen when germany's conservative party's one and almost absolute majority in the elections cd you had under the macula and her c.s.u. counterpart or see through. now disenchantment has set in and not only in politics . the diesel scandal has devastated trust in germany's manufacturing might be w n but also mercedes and other brands have been affected new technologies were ignored by management and instead emissions results were falsified. dr banks image has suffered two bad loans three years of losses it was the only bank to fail the us stress. just now it's counting on a leadership change. and what else oh yeah the germans can't even play soccer anymore the current reigning champion crashed out of this year's world cup in the group stage with the worst showing in their group is the team and its leadership to hold on to satisfied to self aggrandizing germany in the summer of twenty eighteen does the country have a pro

this time for a new twist saying that germany was captive to russia as you know germany gets a lot of its natural gas from russia and of course pays for the amount of gas that they get in the logic of the president but the u.s. president here is that germany's willing to pay russia for that gas but it's not paying enough for its protection against russia that nato provides so it's a it's unknown to he's been singing for quite some time germany is not contributing enough to the nato alliance but with a new twist and that's very typical for down the child he seems to be mixing up different topics like trade like climate change now the relationship to russia with the collective defense of nato and european leaders came into office looking for trying to reaffirm america's commitment to this alliance are they going to say that . kay bailey hutchison who is the u.s. ambassador to nato seems to think so she says there will be a commitment to nato from the u.s. to article five specifically here so collective defense that was also the case at the last gathering here in brussels last year but w

germany, a question. germany really ended, 70%-90% on russia oil? let's explain that truth there to the american people because they listen to trump instead of doing their own research. do theecond question is, nato budgets, the contribution to nato, does any of that go towards the cyber security that all of us are so desperately in need of regarding do attacks on the western countries? guest: it is a true about 70%. it is less than 40%. that the gasrue is pipeline between germany and russia is controversial in the european union. but it is nowhere near as bad as they said. it shows us that germany needs quickly.more act more quickly ends the president of the united states for spreading these falsehoods. this is a moment where we need to find a group roche to public diplomacy and react much quicker. host: let's go to tony. caller: good morning. lastted to correct the because about what the president said he could people seem to lose the lines. relying for 70%? ultimately, i suggest you google that. if germany was, allows russia to control the until

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this is the news live from germany. team over racism midfielder mesut ozil says he's facing a barrage of criticism for meeting with the turkish president in may also have lots to say about the process of the german football federation also on the program tensions between the united states. rouhani warns the us don't play with the lion's tail president. don't threaten us or you'll suffer historic consequences. thousands are hospitalized as japan's record temperatures just weeks after devastating floods. welcome to the program german football star mesut ozil has quit the national team of a watch he called discrimination following japanese world cup exit the midfielder who has to his roots said he faced racism and disrespect from the german media after he was pictured with turkish president. back in may he then faced criticism from the german football association after the country's poor world cup before. after a long silence mesut ozil has finally made his feelings known in an epic three part statement on twitter. it was

and i think we have to talk to germany about it. on top of that, germany is just paying a little bit over 1%, whereas the united states in actual numbers is paying 4.2%, of a much larger gdp. so i think that's inappropriate, also. you know, we're protecting germany, we're protecting france, we're protecting everybody. and yet, we're paying a lot of money to protect. now, this has been going on for decades. this has been brought up by other presidents, but other presidents never did anything about it. because i don't think they understand it or they just didn't want to get involved. but i have to bring it up. because i think it's very unfair to our country and very unfair to our taxpayer. and i think that these countries have to step it up, not over a ten-year period, they have to step it up immediately. germany is a rich country. they talk about, they can increase it a tiny bit by 2030. well, they could increase it immediately tomorrow and have no problem. i don't think it's fair to the united states. so we're going to have to do so

-african in germany. germany serves as a perfect logistical hub to all crisis regions, easier to go from germany to the middle east than from the u.s. the u.s. benefits from the very stable european partner they have. on rational terms, that makes sense. that is the unpredictable wildcard he brings to security. >> the soundbite we heard earlier, in terms of a pattern that we have seen in other diplomatic settings. whether it is native or the g7, is at arump's bravado wider audience, voters at home, but also negotiating partners abroad. many people asking whether the president's latest tirades are intended to imimpress the strong man he will be meeting next week. ♪ >> t trump and puting, deep understanding. both love grand appearances and both h have narcissiststic qualities.s. no wonder trump cannot stop raving about puting. . >> i am meeting with president putin next week and getting along with russia, and getting along with china, and getting along with other countries, that is a good thing. >> the ru

, i will quote you some of his words about germany. as far as i am concerned, he said, germany is a captive of russia. is getting so much of its energy from russia and we are supposed to protect germany when they get their energy from russia? explain that to me, it cannot be explained. donald trump is actually exposing a hypocrisy in germany today, isn't he? no. first of all, i do not know after the helsinki cavite who is captain of v putin, donald trump or germany. it isa putin, donald trump or germany. it is a 70% of our energy, it is 35% of our gas imports of. hang on, when nordstream, which is driven by the russians, when that comes on stream you will be very reliant on russian gas, let's not forget one of your former chancellors is a chairman of the board. germany has racked itself into a relationship with russia at the same time it is expecting america to offer the security umbrella while germany refuses to pay for it. that is just umbrella while germany refuses to pay for it. that isjust wrong. eight or 9% of german gas relies o

germany is reserved to send this captive to russia germany is totally controlled by russia because it's getting so much coverage energy from russia sixty to seventy percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline so we're supposed to protect germany but they get in their energy from russia explained that we have a very very good relationship with insurance through we have a tremendous relationship germany could expect the onus to give them on let me just say days i personally experienced when a positive germany was on disobedient control it for the i'm very glad the way united today including us the federal republic of germany on stuff that we can therefore also say that we can make our own policies and we make independent decisions and. also coming up history was made in moscow tonight croatia reaches the world cup final for the very first time i being ill and took the lead in the fourth minute of the game but croatia fought back grabbing an equaliser and winning the game an extra bell battle france for the world cup. we begin the day get nato headquarters. in brussels where the

germany is. captive to russia what a way to begin don't trump attacks germany in a test breakfast with the nato chief. of the cave and well the first pictures image of thailand's rescued young footballers in hospital. close. to hand over control of key oil facilities as china. for the latest threat and their trade dispute. with the sports. book that plays then the wild cup final. england croatia the trophy will have all the action. the u.s. president has accused germany of being a captive of russia and an extraordinary ahead of the nation summit in brussels speaking during a breakfast with nato chief. trump railed against germany for its dependence on russian energy and missing defense spending targets. now could you look at it germany is a captive for a ship because they supply they get rid of their coal to get rid of the nuclear they getting so much of the oil and gas from russia i think it's something that they are asked to look at i think it's very appropriate for you and i think we did it ap

all about how before germany is a world cup was because of our door closed. door says a guy just short of the photo isn't without a one was a mistake and remains a mistake and music whose its explanation does not convince me at all right you speak super story. commish just i don't believe that the case of a multi-millionaire living and working in england gives much insight into integration in germany was free trade endorsement i think there is phrases and they don't support him past. me boards approach. him like germany sailors or stuff on top of that because of course soldiers who lose osho in the center lots of reasons why germany were knocked out and they must all be addressed but blaming it all on is truly despicable it's just not acceptable. that's shown to be needed to take a piece of the trouble of a childish and i think everyone in this case should reflect i see few people who in my view have acted more or less correctly in this case. or any i was mystified. and also coming up on the program and again activists challenge a colonial era law that crimin

that is what led the president to say that russia controls germany, that germany is captive to russia. well, cnn's reporter from london is looking into this. john, how do those numbers check out? >> first and foremost, kate, this is a nasty game of pipeline politics. where there's oil and gas, there is a lot at stake, including some influence here. but first and foremost to those numbers. the president talked about up to 70% of the gas going into germany and the broader european union is coming from russia. that is actually incorrect. what the president's talking about here, that overall in the european union, they import 70% of their gas. let's break it down here. i'll make sure my notes are absolutely accurate. the european union overall, 70% of their natural is imported, but 37% of that comes from russia right now. 33% from norway. and 11% from algeria. now germany's the largest economy in europe right now, importing 94% of its natural gas. again, the average on a yearly basis coming from russia is about 35% the president singled out the nordstream 2 pipeline. it is a soft spot, qu

see us you come in germany and germany actually serves as a perfect stable of just to go help to all crisis regions in the world it's easier to go from germany to the middle east than to go from the us one of the most modern us hospitals is in germany so actually the us benefits from the very stable european partner they have the problem is that on rational terms all that makes sense if you don't know whether the president is going to decide based on rational terms and that's the that's actually the disruptive unpredictable wild card element it brings into european security let's look at one other aspect of what we heard in that sound bite earlier and let's do so in terms of a pattern that we've seen in other diplomatic settings as well whether it's nato or the g seven donald trump's bravado often seems to be directed at a wider audience voters at home but also negotiating partners abroad many people are asking whether the president's latest tirades are in fact intended to impress the strong man he'll be meeting next week. and putin. understanding. both love grandparents is them have

i think it's a horrible thing that germany is doing i think it's a horrible mistake and as much as i like angle i was very open and saying that i think it's a horrible thing that you have a pipeline coming from russia and i believe that germany's going to be getting fifty sixty or even i've heard numbers of seventy percent of their energy coming in from russia and how can you be working for peace and working from strength when somebody has that kind of power of your country. ok that's an issue we've heard of bring up before this idea that germany is beholden to russia because they're getting energy through a pipeline from russia what do you make about why all the while the beating on germany lately well it's interesting isn't it because on the day that he chose that he was going to praise to reason may he decided to double down yet again on coal and it does seem that he has a problem with angela merkel he has a problem with germany particularly as they are such a strong economy within the e.u. he doesn't like the e.u. he doesn't like the fact that they have got a very strong trade ag

group stage the debate bubbled up again germany team manager all of a beer huff and f.a. chief then the added fuel to the fire with kendall urging isn't to explain his meeting with adam on the ninety two times capped international has done so now and his words have piled more pressure on the german f.a. who have yet to respond. i've a huge story this morning in germany from our sports desk to walk me through it all in a good to have you here we heard they're taking aim at german f.a. president right are going though what is the issue with him yeah so is it not shy away he did not hold back he went and he basically accused i had gringo that the be president of using him as a scapegoat for his own incompetence and he even went a step further and he basically pointed out something that a lot of germans with a my current background often and that is that if you're successful if i'm when i win i'm german but the minute i lose on the foreign i'm the immigrant and that's what also goes into the identity politics in germany where a lot. people with a migrant a background often fe

in the federal republic of germany. thank you to these correspondent frank hoffman standing outside of the courtroom in munich where we have just heard that guilty verdict handed down to the main a suspect of being assume a terrorist cell frank thank you very much for that update thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world according to pakistani police a suicide bombing at an election rally in the country's northwest has killed a secular politician and the police twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack at the awami national party event in peshawar this comes ahead of national polls scheduled for later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. japanese prime minister shinzo abi has visited an evacuation center in one of the areas worst affected by recent downpours this as the death toll climbs to one hundred seventy six people after severe flooding and landslides caused by last week's torrential rains dozens of people remain missing it is one of japan's worst we

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deja news coming to you live from berlin donor trump international south africa need to analyze what germany as far as i'm concerned captive to russia because of. course for our work. trump launches a stinging attack on germany in particular and says that all in the two members are taking advantage of america what this means for the transatlantic alliance. also coming up of one of germany's longest and most notorious neo nazi murder trials and rip a life sentence today be out of the only surviving member of a neo nazi whose racially motivated crimes shocked the nation was still would she spend the rest of her life in jail. and welcome to thought she spock's already flying in brussels ahead of a summit of major leaders which has just got underway he was present dollar trump arrived at nato headquarters a short while ago he's made clear that he expects america's european allies to pay more for their defense of this morning at a meeting with the nato head yeah staunton bug trunk took particular aim at jim and here's what he said dirty as far as i'm concerned this captive to russia because it's

the pipeline from russia to germany. [indiscernible] we understand we are trying to together -- stronger together than apart. how can you be together when a country is getting its energy from a person you want protection against, or a group you want protection against? so where we stand together al in dealing with russia, we are stronger. >> you are just making russia richer? war nato the cold allies were with russia -- [indiscernible] >> energy is a much different story than normal trade. you have a country like poland, that won't accept the gas. look at some of the countries that don't accept it, because they don't want to be captive to russia. germany is captive to russia, because it is getting so much of its energy from russia. we're supposed to protect germany, but they are getting their energy from russia. explain that. thank you. >> i have great confidence they will spend more. >> thank you. >> later, the president met with german chancellor angela merkel. they spoke briefly with the press about their meeting

is that an issue you are dealing with in germany? >> it creates changes for the future, something -- >> associated with this the electric vehicles, a change with regard to the auto industry. >> where we go in the traditional rates where we have to deal with the development. we have today, a big issue on the political level but also on the level between the union, for the future. and mortality and that. >> i had the privilege of a mission to germany, i was overwhelmed and incredibly impressed with your workforce development. we used a lot of what we learned to introduce those but when i was there i saw there was a focus on renewable energy particularly wind energy. is that something in germany, expanding the renewable? >> in that place, the to get the dimension. it is not so easy in germany, to put this on the wind process and so the distance of citizens. the wind power and in my opinion absolutely necessary and because we have to deal in exchange, we hold onto what we have to negotiate. >> has your experience as a minister president

so we're protecting germany, we're protecting france. we're protecting all of these countries and then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia where they're paying billions of dollars into the coiffeurs of russia. so we're supposed to protect you against russia, but they're paying billions of dollars to russia. i think that's very inappropriate. the former chancellor of germany is the head of the pipeline company that's supplying the gas. it's ultimately germany will have almost 70% of their country controlled by russia with natural gas. so you tell me, is that appropriate? we have been complaining about this from the time i got here? it should have never been allowed to have happened. but germany is totally controlled by russia. >> and, of course, many of you know, trump's european trip is coming at a time of heightened tensions between the u.s. and nato allies spurred by trump's trade wars there. a crusade on defense spending as well, pasting allied leaders and his curious relationship with russia's vladim

germany's early exit from the world cup. after a long silence music finally made his feelings known in an epic three part statement on social media. his meeting with turkey's president was about respecting the highest office of his family's country and his long awaited third post didn't just announce that he was quitting the german site he heavily criticized german football association president for negative comments on islam and multi-culturalism . a photo of. their meeting in may the blue touch paper on a debate that has refused to die down in germany with being accused of helping the one campaign for an upcoming election there's also the peer talked only about football. team here on the left was also at the meeting and explained his decision soon after. to remain silent which only brought him more criticism. i don't think any footballer should have their photo taken with any authority in rulers whether with vladimir putin. or with a good one and there are enough democratic politicians to be photographed well it could be.

new colby's in germany to learn german. language from the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to suffer from the w.c. learning course because being. all his nine hundred seventy five dozens of algerians a chase through the streets of our foot in communist east germany. during all this uproar there were regular calls of algerians out. september nine hundred eighty seven a teenager from mozambique is attacked and kicked to death and starts for it also in communist east germany. when so it was but when something like that happened people quickly tried to brush it under the carpet so they could say our friendships stronger than what happened. in june one thousand nine hundred eighty six a contract worker from mozambique is lidge by neo nazis on a train near ponce dam in communist east germany his family a lied to about his death. i'm glad i now know how my son died and i hope the men who did it will finally be held accountable. a warm seemingly peaceful summer's day in affluent and yet in the town center today the eleventh of au

bit -- we move a little too slowly in germany. it is interesting for me to learn how the federal states in united states will deal with these changes. gov. sandoval: so, you did your time as a minister president, the equivalent of being a governor. do you have a group like the national governors association for the minister presidents come together and share best practices? gen. sec. kamp-kerrenbauer: yeah, it is a conference. thes likely nga that like nga --it is likely nga. and theree in 2017 theseveral meetings around spring. there is a national meeting in berlin. that is the place we discussed topics like education systems, and like how to deal with issues of security. there is the place we can together with the national government, with the chancellor we can about how deal with questions and issues like integration, especially for asylum seekers and refugees. that is a huge challenge in that -- also in the entire european state. gov. sandoval: you used the word "challenge." what would you say are your biggest challenges back

are you seeing that happen in germany? where you have individuals that need different types of chaining and getting the youth into the workforce. >> that is a good question. on the federal states in germany, we are responsible for the education system. we are responsible for the workforce. we are responsible to deal with the question, how can we make better education on the challenge of digitalization >> -- digitalization? how must we build our school system? this has little to do with the education level. this is the work that the states have to do. i think there are a lot of fix that wen experiences can share together. >> what is an example of how you are doing that? how are you addressing that skills gap? germany not so easy in with thee have to deal [inaudible] the main issue is, what will it mean for school education? change what we are teaching in our schools? skills to get successful people for the future? people that are capable to have responsibilities in the digitalized world? this is a very difficult discussion

you go you can come to germany illegally so i think this is an important component that all gone and it's systems and it can be helpful as a prototype agreements with other countries so for example skilled workers immigration arachnoides focuses on our own german interests. but it can also be structured so that it can be helpful when it comes to partnerships and agreements with other countries which is why when it comes to. managing migratory flows better is significant credit from mr bush do you have a microphone near you that's on so that we can take your question. and so if we cannot hear your question this. hour at a political correspondent peter craven watching this press conference with us peter we should say that you have been to many of these summer annual summer press conferences and you did mention that you know i'm going to call started this is very typical on the american way talking about ordinary issues facing ordinary people yet the questions that we start just face are the ones that have been really dominating the headlines both trans-atlantic relations the pressures

and they all say that germany is a complete idiot. and as far as the e.u. summit is concerned you come in with a bundle of declarations of a tent and basically generalisations and banalities that you're trying to sell us as a solution but more and more e.u. countries are contradicting your amazing interpretations with which you're trying to. talk up what you haven't achieved under your government germany from once being a driving force the motor if you would have been an anchor of stability but it has now become a chaos country i have to be quite blunt about that and now this compromise with the c.s.u. where you're trying to bring the system party into line while your other coalition partner is now rumbling on haasil for at least has said that already registered as i am seekers who have no right to enter into germany and he has now said now i won't. help them at the border but i'll keep my office and what does that mean instead of doing what they were supposed to do in applying existing laws they helped in the c.s.u. to carry forward

to mean for the migrants who might want to head to germany . the. center of the oil the the focus of this agreement between the c.d.u. and the seas you parties which make up the conservative block of anglo-american law is a is about toughening up borders border controls here in germany in order to filter out asylum seekers and refugees who have already been registered as asylum seekers somewhere else in the european union. for instance they want to. introduce so-called transit centers at the german all syrian border the only border be a real border controls. being made so far and they want to reinstate controls on all of the german borders. here in the country trying to filter out refugees and asylum seekers in order to be possible to reject them to say you're not allowed to come into this country cause you have been already beaten being registered as an asylum seeker or as a refugee in some of the european country for asylum seekers this is going to make it even more impossible to even reach germany because germany doesn't want to have these p

in freedom of being united and she also said the germany plays a large role in the case that germany has many troops in afghanistan but germany has a role beyond its own borders there are german troops in some of the baltic states for example pointing out in her measured way how she feels that the analysis that president trump is following is wrong about her country and there are many of course of us remember that picture from the g seven where no matter what the facts were just step here it is angle americal was leading the rest of the g seven leaders against donald trump as he sat there with his arms folded looking rather petulant so this is not going to do anything for their other fraught relationship. well the funny thing is that that idea is conveyed by the image you're talking about that not seen is an idea that that's going around in media circles and and elsewhere in germany for some considerable time this idea that angle americal as it were has become almost a de facto leader of the free world it's not a title that she would seek for herself but it's if you want a demonstrat

germany as far as i'm concerned this captive to russia because it's getting so much energy from. donald trump kicks off a nato summit with a surprise attack on germany accusing it of being controlled by russia is also told nato leaders to raise defense spending to four percent of the g.d.p. double the previous demand. live from london also coming up. the first images emerge of the twelve toyboy is recovering in hospital after their dramatic rescue from a flooded cave system. trying to accuses the u.s. of bullying and says it will hit back after a child threatens new tariffs on chinese goods. and zimbabwe's opposition rallies outside the election agency demanding reforms before this month's vote. and our u.s. president donald trump has told nato need is to increase the defense spending to four percent of the country's economic output that's double his previous demand and the group's original go trouble so open the summit in brussels with a public attack on germany which he says is a captive of russia trump's outburst against germany came in his meeting with nato secretary general

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strong go even bigger here in germany but not only he in germany also in europe we shouldn't forget that machall how did reached an agreement with the other european countries just at the last european summit last week and nashi has to go to the to these countries and tell them oh how found a solution within germany but you have to position yourself to that when you have to take back some of the refugees i don't want to have in my country this is going to be highly difficult for us from what we have heard already from austria and italy this is going to be very very complicated so in the and whole thora he is in danger not as a leader here in germany but also as a european leader did obviously look at video reporting from the bundestag for thank you. as we mentioned austria has already reacted to germany's plans the country is taking over the e.u. presidency for the next six months and our correspondent max hoffman is standing by for us in fact how is the austrian government responding to this immigration deal that was struck in germany they have announced that they would prepare safeguar

russia because it's getting so much energy from russia so we're supposed to protect germany's. energy from russia chancellor merkel who's just survived a bruising political battle at home had this response to this fresh assault. and tired though it's months i have myself witnessed that parts of germany were controlled by the soviet union and i am very happy that today we are unified in freedom as the federal republic of germany and that's why we can say that we make our own policies and we make our own decisions. despite that comment she looked as though the ferocity of trumps words had affected her she was hardly smiling as she interacted with the others. the president and the chancellor of ordered each other out walking at different ends of the procession then what's known as the family photo and we're at a time of family feud as helicopters flew overhead the tension was high the leaders clearly aware of the current divisions are among the most serious this alliance has faced in its almost seventy years of existence. finally when chancellor merkel and president trump actually