because i was are your home they are good for your. tricare d.w. dot com beat the germans. this is deja vu news live from berlin a catastrophe in the making on this international migrants day looks at the desperate conditions for asylum seekers on the greek island of lesbos their search for shelter and he just parked local anger we'll bring you an exclusive report also coming up turkish german journalist michel the tolu is out of jail as an istanbul

court orders her and five others released but they still face terror charges will get the latest. and austria's new chancellor is sworn in adding a right wing coalition he has pledged to get tough on immigration but thousands turned out in protest. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us on this international migrants day we're looking at an astounding number there are an estimated sixty six million people around the world who have been forced to leave their homes seventeen percent of them are in europe the greek island of less falls for example is now home to thousands of migrants the main camp there is the maria refugee camp but it is those outside the camp in makeshift homes who live in particularly squalid conditions and tensions with the local community are rising all over salat has this exclusive

report from less. can barely move his fingers it's the morning after another cold night on the greek island of lesbos. and his friends ran out of firewood long ago. and they'll use what's left of this cardboard box to heat today's first cup of tea. from iraq he's been here on the island of lesbos for two months now in a makeshift camp just outside the morea refugee camp. course. we are many. through but we don't have. a different here just.

next door is the official camp it looks like a high security prison made for refugees that have come to the greek islands in the hopes of continuing on to north and europe they have to wait here until their asylum applications have been processed authorities strictly for bit filming here who are ever you'll look you'll see garbage and thesis and people living right in the midst of it the refugee camp is full far beyond its capacity and with more people arriving than leaving conditions here are getting worse every day. wants to show us what's happening inside the camp so we follow him with a hidden camera. the air is filled with the stench of smoke garbage and feces. the united nations high commissioner for refugees or u.n.h.c.r. recently said that moria was dangerous for women and children but they are the ones

who must stay here. it seems like a miracle that epidemics haven't spread within the camp yet. please don't give. me just. what. you see. many refugees have taken matters into their own hands to stay warm knowledge that it's getting colder they simply lied old trees. these trees belong to local residents feel this and still use visits his fields he has to struggle to maintain his composure. well off to come in then about all these trees are burnt anybody there's nothing left of these trees won't grow again they're finished there one hundred twenty trees and now there's only four of all of the others and nobody

cares the authorities won't stop this or compensate us every night these people cut down the trees and burn them. the village of moria is in a state of emergency. in other villagers meet to regularly to discuss ways to deal with the situation with. the local mayor nikos truck haley's has just returned from talks with the greek government in athens the news isn't good. if the situation goes on like this it won't take long before we have physical confrontation up to now we are tolerating the looting of people's assets and it's fortunate that things haven't become violent yet. but it's a matter of time before that happens.

he doesn't want to be lumped together with lawbreakers he wants to leave. but for now a ferry take it to athens remains just a distant dream. oh a turkish german journalist facing trial in istanbul has been released on bail along with five other defendants the court's move came in response to a prosecution request for michele a tolo to be freed she was accused of being a member of an armed terrorist organization of spreading terrorist propaganda she was working as a reporter in translator for a leftwing turkish news agency when she was arrested at the end of april told his three year old son lived with his mother in prison for several months. dorian jones has been in the courtroom watching the proceedings for us today hi dorian told who has been released on bail tell us more about this decision. well she's going to be taken back to the prison and then will finally be really

released sometime this evening and night it was a family looting a three year old child this court decision though doesn't mean that she can leave the country the judge will rule rejected a request to restore a pause and she will have to register before a tease every week and the case against her still stands and that will resume in april next year where she still faces the possibility of facing fifteen years in jail if convicted of these terror fences. what was the reaction in court today. it was a part courtroom there were german writers politicians ambassador along with many supporters and when the decision was made there was a collective smile went around the courtroom and saw there was a great deal of happiness but afterwards off to the the court hearing finished early result kolo speaking to the media expressed happiness at the decision but also some anger he said

a year had been taken away from the life of him and his daughter also a german politician a member of parliament expressed also was seeing as a positive sign by anger but said she was very unhappy at the fact that the case was still continuing and she was told it was not allowed to leave the country and during you know even german chancellor angela merkel has weighed in on told his case as well at a press conference here in germany earlier today let's listen to what she said. as for ms told and i've also heard that on the one hand it's good news regarding the fact that she will probably be released. if you talk to her on the other hand it's not entirely good news because she may not leave the country. and on the other hand the proceedings are still ongoing. but altogether it's initially good news in a way. so daryn chancellor merkel there are saying it's initially good news

what do today's proceedings mean for turkish german relations that have been i don't know for a. while i think it's one small step to stopping them getting any worse and i think that has been the priority of both sides it is the i think the results of what we've seen is a. communications to private communications that's been going on that started last month when the german foreign minister made a surprise visit to turkey and that house saw the process where we see him post side slowly making small gestures to each of our and i think that this sort of release of tolo although it is not a full release is seen as a part of our ongoing process but there's still a long long way to go before we can talk about any kind of normalization particular fact that there are still seven or eight german nationals in jail notably the german journalist and if you jail and they'll be a lot of pressure for his release to. correspondent dorian jones reporting outside the courthouse there for us in istanbul thank you dorian. now to some other stories

making news around the world the belgian trial of a key suspect in the two thousand and fifteen attacks in france has been postponed the delay is to give his newly appointed lawyer time to prepare and sell up islam is currently in a french prison for his alleged involvement in multiple attacks that killed one hundred thirty people in paris. these rarely military confirms it is carried out air strikes in the gaza strip targeting hamas training compound it is in response to new rocket attacks from palestinian territory militants have stepped up rocket fire since u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. counting is underway in south africa after thousands of members of the ruling african national congress voted for a successor choose president jacob zuma as head of the party deputy president cyril ramaphosa is facing off against who must ex-wife and. the winner is likely to succeed zuma as the country's president. a new government has been sworn into power

in austria making it the only western european country with a far right party in its ruling coalition the new chancellor sebastian courses teamed up with the populist freedom party together there pledging to tighten immigration policies while maintaining a strong commitment to the e.u. but the inclusion of the freedom party in the government is sparked protests as thousands gather in vienna. are brussels correspondent max off mine is covering the story for us i spoke to him earlier and asked him what a far right party in austria government means for europe. well it means a for the european union that there's a mixed message coming from austria there's potentially some good news in there for example there seems to be a clear commitment by the new coalition to the european union saying for example in their program that a strong austria can only exist in a strong europe and that involves a party the freedom party that only a couple of years ago played with the idea of exiting the european union altogether

but on the other hand difficult message also because this will most likely deepen the rift that we already have between eastern europe and western europe on the topic of migration relocation that countries like germany italy greece are in favor of a quota meaning that every country in the european union would have to take in migrants according to a certain quote in our countries like hungary in poland are strictly against that and now with this new coalition in austria they most likely will be on the side of hungary and poland because their program indicates that they will toughen up generally speaking on immigration. hoffman thank you very much. to football now and leverkusen sports start to the bundestag a season is a distant memory they travel to hanover on the back of a twelve game unbeaten streak that has put them among the leading pack in stark contrast to their hosts have had only managed one win in the last six months later

games but this one turned out to be a classic. never spans were hoping for a christmas present but get our marching heinecke was out with a stomach bug laverick was in for their part missing their top scorer kevin fall and the visitors still came out swinging as ben did to you liam brunch one nil but their celebrations had hardly calmed down when hanover answered. the booth for the equaliser. then félix klaus got brought down in the box and after consulting the video replay the referee awarded a questionable penalty because food throwed converting the kick to give hand over a two one lead. but only briefly in the twenty fifth minute media made it to all in this action packed affair and just before the half time interval it was klaus who hit the target to put hanover in front once again i'm three to five the first time this season the house of scored three and

a half. at the restart leverkusen brought on leon bailey and it took the jamaican just two minutes to pull the side's level again. by what a display of speed from one of the foreign players in the bundesliga and he was at it again twenty minutes later bagging a brace to make it four three five four away goals wouldn't be enough for a laver couzin when i was in the dying minutes cohen brown did out the four all scoreline in this pre christmas extravaganza. three games without a win saw a light six slide to third in the table they needed three points at home against who had former lights a player davies selkie in their ranks and south that shocked his former employers a scoring the opener after just five minutes with a fine curling shot despite going a man down the visitors extended their lead to salomon kalou and another from

southampton but i'd like to take battle back a goal. from willie orbán and an injury time strike from marcel huston byrd made it three two but it was hard to and sokka who were all smiles at the end. now is ikea avoiding taxes the e.u. launches an investigation ben we'll have the details for you coming right up in one minute. they live to serve. danger lurks in the morning we were the four year old surfing in two ways and move and polluted water. based.