But i would say this it will come to a stop and sales. So you should only take celebrants so that list poison ends up in your lungs. Also coming up tonight ill talk with the u. S. Representative in syria waiting to deliver humanitarian aid to. Close enough to see the fighting but not close enough to ease the suffering we knew that we had to go in and help them out we know that the injured and wounded who need to be evacuated but we cannot go when its fighting is going on. Or we begin the day with the devil in the details of diesel today a court in germany ruled that cities have the authority to ban diesel vehicles in order to reduce air pollution and Environmental Groups praised the ruling calling it a green victory and precedent setting for all of europe or germanys all the makers had a different take folks wag. And saying it respects the ruling but finds it impossible to comprehend well theres plenty of disbelief to go around consumers are still shaking their heads after a series of scandals all the involving car makers using software and pseudo science to lie about the Health Hazards of diesel emissions so todays ruling at first glance looks like the courts have given cities the power to clean up their air by kicking out these old but not so fast in a moment ill talk to one mayor who says its time to clear the air about how to clean the air. At the moment most vehicles may be driven in germany cities regardless of what engine they have but following todays ruling cities with high levels of air pollution could opt to outlaw all but the most modern diesel engines a clear victory for the Environmental Group that initiated the legal action. Today is a great day for clean air in germany we have fought for clean air for people in cities. For years the legal thresholds for air pollution have been surpassed in many german cities the nitrogen oxides emitted mainly by diesel cars are highly damaging to Peoples Health the German Government says the fumes are implicated in six thousand early deaths every year so many germans support a ban. On the wonderful its about time for the city center to just be made car free that would be super for man the things immediately their dirty water. Many owners now fear they will no longer be able to drive in urban areas. Of the fifteen million diesel cars in germany the ban could affect some nine million. Many trucks and delivery vehicles could be banned as well as private cars. Its annoying so id have to take the train into town if i may not drive my car anymore if you dont fly in once again its a blow to the little guy who has no money. The German Government is keen to prevent driving bans. Trying to calm nerves and said cities will receive help to combat air pollution its good i insist it is applies to individual cities where more needs to be done but this really does not affect the whole of germany or all car owners in germany i think its important to make that clear today. Theres still one way to prevent driving bans auto manufacturers could retrofit their diesel engines to make them cleaner experts say that is possible the costs might be high but the alternative. Could be millions of angry customers not an attractive option for germanys carmakers either. Well the city of dusseldorf has some of germanys most polluted air it was one of the cities sued by Environmental Action germany for repeatedly violating pollution limits of nitrogen oxides well the mayor of dusseldorf is thomas guys so he joins me tonight from dusseldorf good evening to you mr mayor so what does todays ruling mean for you would you now ban diesel vehicles from your city. Well good evening well first of all it does not necessarily mean that we have to ban diesel cars i mean what the court has decided is that a ban on diesel cars is legally possible but it has to be implemented by maintaining what they call the proportionality principle that means only if a ban on diesel cars is the only efficient means to reach the threshold values for what is that nitrogen oxide as it is in english and nitrogen oxide only then it needs to be implemented what other means there are other channels what are more gnarly what are they i mean you got there the dirtiest air in germany why not ban diesel engines that would seem to be the easiest the best solution for you. Well the problem the main problem is that it is extremely difficult to administer and to enforce a ban on diesel cars i mean first of all i mean there are a couple of. Streets that are actually affected that do not meet the threshold values and they need to be i mean you you need to ban diesel cars exactly on those streets of course you need to also establish sort of detours you know how people can get through the city from other means and the most the biggest problem is really it is in the moment it is impossible to identify cars without looking at the actual papers of the car so i mean you have to need you need to set up checkpoints where you control each and every car if you really want to efficiently enforce a ban on diesel cars which is as i said i mean its virtually impossible i would say its extremely inefficient means because i mean you know if the cost and the effect is proportional mr mayor who do you feel is responsible we do you feel why did. Do you feel like the old industry has been lying absolutely i mean whoever you want i mean you know it i mean that is the worst thing you know i mean the cities are affected by a ban on these of course they need to administer it and. You know the diesel drivers i mean they they basically they they they have to bear the brunt of that you think which has been cost and this should not be forgotten and has been cost by the Automotive Industry which has produced cars that pollute more than they claim they do and it has also been cost by the federal government who is responsible to set up the threshold values off you know. The cars you know that are admitted were top lake traffic and apparently they have failed to do their job and now basically it is it is the cities and its the consumer its the diesel car driver who basically has to well has to deal with it the way they govern to deal with it and you know i mean its really going to be was because its been made of what this have done wrong we know theres going to be expensive and we know that you know youve said that its something that you could do now because of this ruling let me ask you before we run out of time do you want a diesel in your city. No i dont want it i think what we them much more efficient means i mean we in this little we clearly put emphasis on Public Transportation we believe that the individual car should not be the means of transportation off joyce in in the in the cities i mean theyre much more efficient means of transportation by the way the bicycle is the means of transportation induced and over the highest growth rate and that is the emission free that is modern and i think this is this is the strategy we need to pursue and then regards the problem diesel car it will resolve itself all right the unfortunately were out of time tonight but we want to thank you for taking the time to talk with us thomas guys old the mayor of dusseldorf thank you mr mayor thanks i think. Turkey has opened another one were of words with the european governments after a court in the Czech Republic refused to extradite a prominent Syrian Kurdish leader salim muslim walked free today from a hearing of the check in capital prague after the court found no reason to hold him the former head of the Kurdish People idea was arrested on sunday on an interpol notice from turkey mr muslim is wanted in turkey on terrorism charges related to a twenty six to nine car bombing in on corrupt. The decision has drawn the ire from longer of turkeys foreign minister slammed the decision to free mr muslim calling it a scandal turkeys deputy Prime Minister has accused the Czech Republic the czech court of supporting terrorism. This ruling is against International Law and it is against the European Convention on extradition. Clearly this ruling shows support for terrorist organizations. And this ruling will have negative effects on relations between turkey and the Czech Republic. Well for more reaction from turkey were joined now by our correspondent dorian jones whos on the story for us tonight from istanbul good evening to you dorian so i have to ask you did turkey and we know theyre angry but did they really expect an extradition today. Well if you speak to them officially they said yes they say this is was a critical test stall one of its nato allies in the was the turkish Prime Minister been in the yield room and im chris says once again a european country has failed in its commitment to fighting terrorism but behind the scenes i think that there was they was little hope that there would be a chance of salim muslim being extradited to turkey there was talk of some possible deal being raised we check before it is to check nationals that are being held in the turkeys jail after being convicted of being linked to this Syrian Kurdish militia the y. P. Which he considers a terrorist organization that they could be exchanged for selling muslim being sent back to. I think there was little expectation even thought would succeed and i think the turkish Prime Minister also gave an insight into how uncle was thinking he said whatever the result is he said that the fact that saddam was a man has been detained he said that is an indication that hes what any terror leader is no longer free to travel for europe with impunity and so i think in many ways are considering this is a victory for the fact that some of them was actually brought to court and detained in the first place although we also have to point out that he is a good for you know i we dont know was whereabouts but we also know that he is a free man in europe tonight we know that turkey says that mr muslim is a terrorist or suspected terrorist so what does the government what does it base its allegations on. Well were going to have any evidence from. This they just say the fact the muslim was the head of the p y d which is the political wing of this militia the white peachey which is fighting in syria is a key ally of the United States from one christmas break that they say is linked to the kurdish rebel group the p. K. K. Which has been fighting a decades long insurgency inside turkey now what im calling to report to turkish reports is that they are saying that there was this deadly car bombing in the capital on current twenty sixteen which killed over thirty people injured schools more now they blamed that on a Suicide Attack of a member of the Syrian Kurdish militia the white peachy and i think by the fact that sally muslim was ahead of its political wing at the time that directly links him to the attack now has to be said that the both the p y d and the y p g militia of the night any involvement in that attack they strongly dispute that they were involved in any way linked to the insurgency inside but from ungers perspective they have strong evidence from their point of view that links this militia to that attack and therefore links ali muslim himself now has to be said the fact that the czech Court Dismisses case and the fact of selling muslim has been traveling for europe meets with high level European Union officials and of also u. S. Officials and it has to be pointed out a few years ago he was coming to istanbul and ankara to have talked of turkish officials in the early days of the Syrian Civil War and turkey in some point and he cooperated with turkish authorities in helping the turkey move a very important monument inside syria to a kurdish region on the safe of control so one time selling muslim with a man the uncle was doing business with and i think this is an indication of how bad but nations have collapse of turkeys relations with kurds both in turkey and in the region as a whole i mean its important that you bring that up to be because if mr muslim if you stay in europe what does that. I mean been for relatives or for political friends in Northern Syria in that critical region we know that Turkish Forces are there now i mean do you get the sense that you have some sort of revenge could be attempted to make a point or maybe even to punish mr muslim for not coming in back to turkey voluntarily well i think of the concerns about his security and it has to be said turkey that turkey should Justice Minister reiterated the fact the turkeys put a one Million Dollars bounty on the head of salim was that they say for his return to turkey its not clear whether that is dead or alive but took officials have put this very large amount of money on him theyve done this. Leading figures within the the kurdish rebel group the p. K. K. Insight many of those have been killed in world war in return for that reward now and i think it will be a great deal of concern Going Forward about this now that its only following through the little normal Legal Process is the judicial part is that it insists it has no intention of doing any founding thinking selling muslim but there will be concerns Going Forward about this than the fact that is taking increasing a hard line against the Syrian Kurdish militia inside turkey and do consider him a number one terrorist cell phone. Of course by the dorian jones on the story for us tonight from istanbul dorian as always thank you very much. Still to come on the day a nazi era churchill but striking a sour note well tell you why the locals in a German Village are divided over whether a swastika has a place in a church bell. Well yet another attempt to stop the fighting in syria long enough to help civilians as phil first it was a u. N. Cease fire passed last weekend that all sides are ignoring today a russian ordered five hour pause in the shelling in eastern damascus lasted no rush accuses rebels in the besieged enclave of launching attacks but the u. S. Says it was russian backed Syrian Forces who kept showing the rebels at the end of the day no way it was delivered and no civilians were able to get out. Today the skies over eastern were supposed to fall silent but a five hour humanitarian pause brought little relief to besieged residents in the rebel held on klav strikes reported during the polls and observers say that Syrian Government wont planes resumed the bombing as soon as it ended. We pray to god for help what kind of ceasefire is this without a toxin. Humanitarian corridors set up to allow residents to leave and to enter went largely unused rebels claim people are refusing to leave on buses out of fear of being captured by government forces. Were meant to pick up the wounded from eastern and take them to the clinic in the suburbs of damascus on humanitarian grounds. Syrias ally russia accused the rebels of preventing people from leaving and blamed them for failing to uphold the truce ordered by president vladimir putin. The militants are intensively shelling the area and not a single civilian escape for the. Only going to do it. Moscows plan falls short of the thirty day cease fire which was passed by the United Nations but its yet to take effect aid groups are still waiting to deliver desperately needed supplies so i imagine. That if you have aid being able to dance that we can imagine its really getting the first thing for the people inside the residence of eastern can do little to clear up the rubble and hope to morris pause brings real release. Or earlier i spoke to sergeant munley keane is the u. N. H. C. R. Syria representative in damascus and i began by asking him if he could confirm those reports that no one was able to leave eastern huta and that no wade was delivered we were not able to deliver aid today. Were not sure if anyone came out. But to be have been trying our best to make sure that there is a stop in fighting the bombs dont fall stop falling and the guns stop silent so that we can go in and deliver aid to these people who are in desperate need inside the enclave do you know mr mali where the fighting came from i mean weve got the russians saying that it was the rebels who started launching an attack and weve got the americans saying that the russians were starting i mean what did you what were your people able to see what we would not be able to comment on that its we only see the skies and we only had the sounds and we only see the impact of such. Fighting that is going on from inside from the group so from different parties to this crisis we can hear whats happening in there because we are not far from that location and sometimes even see smoke coming out of those areas so we know that there is no cause which was the basic fact of this all Security Council resolution that they have a past what the eighty days that was is not there yet. And i can imagine it must be very frustrating for you youre that close that you can actually see you know you can see eastern huta out from your window if you were and yet this ceasefire that was authorized by the u. N. Still hasnt taken place deeply frustrating and we know inside the situation is is tragic we have been in there a few weeks ago to a place. We saw hundred kids we saw be saw mothers in the basements trying to give some comfort and some food whatever is left for them to the kids we knew that we had to go in and have them out we know that the injured and wounded who need to be evacuated we have a beer house is full of supplies we have one and he is on standby but we cannot go in when when its its fighting is going on it takes time to offload our convoys we have to go in sometimes the conways and huge thirty forty fifty trucks and they cannot be offloaded in five hours so this five hours on is not enough for us to deliver assistance its a peaceful time and we have to have a total of thirty days ceasefire as we had asked for the Security Council resolution so if five hours are not enough for you if we see another attempt at this fall as i understand it maybe another one will come tomorrow in your opinion then will it just be a wasted effort. Well i eat it the fact of the matter is that we have been delivering aid to these locations form many many years unfortunately now and these conways that go in takes twenty thirty thirty five hours for us to be in there offloading supplies in garages in basements in shops in where ever we can find places to offload these things there is no systematic place in there that we can offload things and warehouses machines and equipment this is all done manually and to offload thousands of metric tons of supplies in our to simply not possible for us to do what mr reilly im just trying to understand if youve got the experience you know how much time you need were trying to understand why would russia then order a five hour pause in fighting knowing that that start enough time for any humanitarian aid to be delivered we one be able to comment on that nor be one understand that it was our request through the Security Council to have a force what they did is we needed a minimum of thirty days its easy its a three in which is equally destitute is need of assistance as well there is for this good friday or theres rock group mom there any of that need assistance and we cant just be delivering aid on fire ours bases we need total cessation of hostilities for thirty days for us to be able to deliver assistance but also then help recreate the injured and wounded from those areas. So thank you. It is a scene that plays out numerous times every day sometimes every hour in talent in cities across germany the ringing of church bells but what to do when reporters discover that a church bell still in use bears a nazi swastika tonight we take you to a Small Community giving voice to a chorus of dissonance unable to agree for whom the bell tolls its. Out of sight out of mind since one thousand nine hundred thirty four a bell limb blazoned with a swastika and the words everything for the fatherland has been charming from the church of sent jacobs belfry. Since German Television reported on the bells several months ago the town has come under pressure to remove it or put it in a museum but now the local council has decided to keep the bell this despite fears it could become a pilgrimage site for neo nazis. I do with the local. Museum in a museum it would really attract people like that that come to take selfies in front of the swastika that cant happen here in. The churchs long time organised see good pitas says that for years she knew nothing about the hitler bell she says she was appalled when she found out about it see existence. This balance dedicated to a mass murderer who caused in measurable human suffering all across europe and this ballad called the faithful to worship so i misquote distances. When the story first broke many people were shocked by the affection some people have for the bell. Its going to make such a lovely sound its not the bells fault again with the bell thats history but i believe its one of only three bells in the country that carries this inscription and thats something to be proud of. This statement ultimately caused rowland to resign as mayor his words were condemned by the Central Council of jews in germany and he quit to avoid being removed from his party he was replaced by. A retired who ran on the promise that he would keep said bell having gained National Notoriety far right protestors turned out to rally to keep it as have opponents a calling for the bell to be removed the church of the night has offered to pay for the bells or be replaced however the town council says these funds could be better used to renovate the church. Tomorrow is another day will see that. The economy. Has its finger on the. The markets editor. Spoke to. Me in germany. On dealing with. The oil industrys dirty secret. The for over sixty it spun companies have been aware of their role in Climate Change. Levy figure it into the projections for. Top secret documents offer proof the corporations covering up Climate Change the for. Him forty five minutes on g. W. Is going to. Tell my managers to not go today nothing would change you know the banks. And so was the language of the banking. Speaking the truth global news that matters g. W. Made for minds. D. W. True diversity. 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