within thirty six hours and. the runway was finished allowing climate change scientists. to continue fighting research the benefit is all. that's the power of the trade and d.h.l. is making it happen. this is deja vu news live from brit and tensions inside and outside and be seeing the far right safety party here in germany police fire water cannon at left wing at demonstrators trying to disrupt the event and fight the party's leaders are engaged

in a power struggle over ideology also coming up. after drugs former security advisor admits to lying to the f.b.i. over the russian investigators and attention turns to the other members of tribes inner circle including the president on and on. and honored for fighting injustice and investigative journalists from azerbaijan is one of four winners of the old terms of nobel prize. i know donna welcome to the program well several people have been injured in northern german city of hung over after police use water cannon to disperse a protest against the far i say f t party hundreds of demonstrators have gathered

in the city where the party is missing for us i mean will congress protesters form roadblocks and briefly delay to the opening of the meeting party members are expected to elect new leaders at the event observers say a power struggle between radical nationalists and more traditional conservatives is likely to dominate prissie. thanks. correspondent mckenna kirchner is in hanover for us today with more on that now we have reports of violent protests as you heard there mckayla are the members there visibly shaken or is it something they've become accustomed to. well this gathering here started an hour late because quite a few people appear to have had problems getting through i can tell from my own experience of arriving here. there were several demonstrations shouting at anyone who was nearing the convention center here in downtown and of and of course we have

those reports that at least one demonstration was injured several police officers also during that use of water cannon but on the grand scheme of things this is something that the party is somewhat become accustomed to there were significant clashes in stuttgart two years ago at the same time it's also part of the legend of the a.f.c. really everybody against us they are the outcasts all not just politically but also feeling some aggression when they have demonstrators against them so this is something that people here partly used to and i guess kind of a bit proud of this while. today they're there to elect a new leadership how are they present themselves that they're in the bundestag. well there certainly was a power struggle in the lead up to this party convention we saw fokker pits believe just after those elections when more than ninety eight and fifty m.

were elected into going this time for the very first time of course already being in fourteen regional parliaments and the big question was would that the right wing of around mr hooker the man who talked about the holocaust memorial as a memorial of same and then really didn't do a good job of correct him and self he simply wasn't credible about that and would that gain momentum here or would a more moderate leader who's coming from the berlin air support to ascii who said he would stand here now actually potentially be elected now what we're hearing now is that there's some kind of deal going on in the background we might well see another more mainstream leader mr pitts asked to be elected but i'll be able to tell you next time around when those elections are over thanks for keeping us up to date mechanicals now for us there in hanover. the u.s. as has now really approved a sweeping tax overhaul which will slash payments for business and the rich

lawmakers voted by fifty one to forty nine to back the package the vote takes president on the republicans a step closer to their biggest legislative when of the year the bill will add nearly one and a half trillion dollars to the u.s. national debt democrats say it's a giveaway funded by the taxpayer. investigators looking into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia now have the president's inner circle at the white house in their sights the president's son in law questioner is one of a number of people thought likely to come under renewed scrutiny after former national security adviser michael flynn admitted to lying to the f.b.i. unconfirmed reports allege it was closer who ordered flynn to make contact with the russian ambassador. michael flynn leaving court in washington d.c. to cries of lock him up from protesters those words hark back to last year when

flynn led chance for then democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton to be sent to jail. flynn said a senior member of the trump transition team directed him to make contact with russian officials. when confirmed u.s. media reports say that senior member is u.s. president donald trump's son in law jarrett cushion or if true the investigation would move much closer to trump himself democratic lawmakers have reacted with renewed calls for the investigation to include more people linked to the president you know it we've got a number of major figures like donald trump jr i want to bring back questioner particularly in light of some of the supposed comments that general flynn may have been making. we've got other individuals like michael cohen and others that we still need to come back and i we've got more facts together. for everyone to come

on i think would be good for us for the president he has remained uncharacteristically silent about flynn but that may have to change michael flynn was a very close advisor to trump his guilty plea raises the question how deep will the probe get into president trump's inner circle. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. the governments in honduras has given the military more powers in an effort to deal with violent protests and on arrest the government said it was suspending constitutional rights and also imposing a curfew at least one person has died in the demonstrations over last week's presidential election. german police are investigating a suspicious device that was found near a christmas market in the city of potsdam outside berlin officers evacuated the market while they examined the contents of the package security is in the area

after last year's truck attack and burn it. and after a tour overshadowed by the crisis pope francis has ended his trip to asia on his final day in bangladesh he met priests and nuns a church in dhaka. the pope did not name there were a muslim minority while in myanmar he did maser use the term though in bangladesh where more than a half a million have taken refuge. joined by religious affairs expert who has been monitoring the situation on the pope's visit to myanmar and bangladesh for us martin welcome now. the term played an important role during his trip and he didn't say it in myanmar but he has mentioned

it now why now well i think that he's actually in sort of more neutral territory although i am fairly sure that the vatican diplomatic in the inner circle understands that the mayan mar government the myanmar government is still listening to what the pope says next door. in bangladesh i understand the journal approach to have been one of trying not to. torah t s i mean the myanmar of thirty's for the sake of both getting some sort of deal in being able to sort of undertake diplomatic effort but at the very same time to protect the catholic community of me and mario who would be left of course completely unprotected it must be understood that the term is actually a term that is seen with great suspicion by most people in myanmar not only by the government and i think that it is sort of in the repertoire in the domestic

repertoire of this vatican to avoid their recall from tensions in the public eye and choose a path of negotiation that actually has brought them very good results in several other crises like cuba or syria. what exactly does that term mean well the term is how muslims mostly in the north of myanmar denominate their own people and. is rejected by myanmar buddhists by and large in favor of muslims from the north or east i mean in this sense i mean they understand this community to be as initially illegal immigrants into myanmar so they use. the name itself is although it's a cost that he's very close to the hearts of many progressives in europe and in the us would think that actually everything is about a name it is very clear for most people actually dealing with the political sort of the political situation in the region that they should not really about name calling i mean what the name is but it's actually preserving human lives in

a state that he said the verge of a genocide so where from here it might look that actually naming the right name or giving them the name that they choose to actually high priority it's very clear that the vatican that there are higher priorities than actually what the name given is ok so how that the other religious communities how have they reacted to this well there was a lot of pretension the pope was arriving in that got the look community although of course there was a lot of excitement as well but mostly because this is a very controversial issue and the pope taking sides would actually. be made that got the community of myanmar take sides as well leaving them in a situation of political progress so you know by and large i think that this has been an attempt once again setting the grounds for recon say asia now of course of the bottom out of work starts right back thank you very much for jump leisure. you may have heard of the nobel prize but what about the alternative nobel prize

and it's an official name it's is this name is the right livelihood awards. ceremony in sweden it is given to four people for their efforts to fight and justice. they aren't famous but the winners of the right livelihood award known as the alternative nobel prize have dedicated their lives to social justice human rights and government transparency four people were awarded it this year and environmental lawyer from the us a human rights lawyer from india a disability rights activist from ethiopia and investigative journalist from azerbaijan. and the immensely pleased that at present twenty seventeen right livelihood award my friend. for courage and tenacity in exposing corruption of the highest levels of government to outstanding investigative journalism in the name of transparency and i told him and. that is my lova couldn't leave azerbaijan to

accept it despite international protest her country's government has kept a travel ban against her in place she can only appear to be a video since the prices founding in stockholm in one nine hundred eighty the right livelihood award has been given to one hundred seventy people or organizations from sixty nine countries. so the force is now on the bone as a club cologne have had a bad start to the state season collecting just two points from thirteen games still there's been little talk of sacking their coach until now that is as the team prepares for tonight's match against shell he's beginning to feel the pressure. slim pickings for cologne coach payton sterger at friday's final training session eleven players are out injured the billy goats are down a man and the coaching staff to after the club demoted their fitness coach sterger wants an assurance he's not the next to go if you saw them and show them to or from

diseases as a cup i just want to clear decision to being tasered that's often jobs it's important for the guys to know who is leading them into the rest of the season it's important for our day to day work here. and when a team is going through a tough stretch and they don't know who's going to be in charge it's not ideal. tonight it isn't up to mars. cologne could have wished for an easier opponent on saturday night as well. just because battling comeback draw against dortmund last week felt almost like a win the team hasn't lost since september and are brimming with confidence before things on his nets wanted exposed the signs leading up to this game are not all that positive but maybe that kind of situation where it looks like we don't have any chances it looks could be helpful sean's and maybe we'll have less pressure maybe we'll play with a bit more predicament that he doesn't. only for the moment look on the sri lankan . that's a lot of maybes but one thing seems certain this is

a do or die match for sugar another bad loss and the austrians time it cologne is surely up. britain's sam bird has won the form of the east season opener in hong kong the virgin racing driver took the lead in the first half of the race which also saw him nearly crash into the group bystanders despite a penalty he held his nerve to secure a victory by a level one hundred seconds on kong will also host the second race of the season on sunday. that's your news up for now you are watching the telly news to join us again at the top of the hour for more. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word alleged in the. recall is in germany.