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Still alive and well. even if we do have problems and even if we do disagree on the german perspective nato is very much in our interest it's our security alliance has been. for its part carolyn has been signaling an increased commitment to the alliance visiting trainees soldiers defense minister and it played complicated said she's in favor of making nato has 2 percent spending mandatory she at least is optimistic about the western alliance even as other members question its future. and we bring in our political correspondent thomas starr now thomas nato is having a bit of a crisis as it seem...

Mountainous region filled. with a month. well france's president emanuel michael has taken all the european leaders by surprise by criticizing nato and an interview with the economist magazine back home so that the airlines was experiencing what he called brain death now he says it is being undermined by a lack of coordination and by the unpredictability of u.s. president donald trump but charles i'm going to the head of nato himself and have rejected the remarks. part of the berlin wall is displayed outside nato headquarters in brussels 30 years after it fell stoltenberg is meant to be celebr...

3 dimensions starts november 14th and w. . play. play play play play. this is the news of the live from but nato is divided the french. warm via lions is facing brain death but germany's chancellor rejects mccraw claim that the u.s. can no longer be relied upon to defend its allies will get reactions from washington also coming up. and go on the streets of iraq another day of anti-government

Actually is not delivering on the other promises he made to them specifically. >> yes. tim o'brien. thanks so much for coming in. happy friday to you. >> thanks. >> tomorrow marks 30 years since fall of the berlin wallace we remember one of the defining moments of the 20th century, one leader believes the post-war consensus may be in danger. french president emmanuel macron told "the economist" that europe needs to, quote, wake up. he warned we're risking the brain death of nato, his words. joining me, foreign correspondent matt bradley. matt, what a remarkable anniversary. you are there to ce...

Macron raising thoughts about nato. what he said to the economist in an interview. "what we are currently experiencing is the brain death of nato. i argue we should re-assess the reality of what nato is in the light of the commitment of the united states." i mean, his words turning its back on us. where does that leave nato? >> it's unfortunate he said that, because i think that what european countries should be doing is trying to strengthen nato even if the trump administration, donald trump himself, lacks much of a commitment to it. i'm not sure how this helps. look, what he's doing is frank...