this is good over news live from berlin more carnage in kabul another terrorist attack rocks the afghan capital the latest in a wave of attacks at least eleven soldiers are killed after suicide bombers and gunman strike a military academy in kabul the so-called islamic state claimed responsibility also coming up. a shocking report reveals that german automakers funded diesel emissions tests exposing people and monkeys to gas found in diesel fumes here raises more disturbing questions about the country's car industry but. the.

poor guy is theirs and politics at this year's grammy awards in new york city as female musicians confront sexual harassment in the recording industry but the night along to bruno mars you took over six grammys. plus playing among plastic the children with the world's garbage dumped on their doorstep is just one reason why china has banned the import of any more waste from abroad. with. her doc thanks very much for your company everyone. we start off in afghanistan where people in the capital kabul are still reeling from a string of attacks the latest incident and. bloody week killed at least eleven

soldiers after suicide bombers and gunmen attacked a military academy also called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack part of a wave of violence this month including a powerful car bomb where the talabani used an ambulance as a weapon. there is no escaping the military presence on the streets of kabul for the third time within days attack is have killed victims in the afghan capital this time the target was the army itself militants including suicide bomber has stormed a battalion near the marshall fahey minute trick catch me and began an onslaught afghans are turning their fury on the government that you know is not a modest look at what's happening to this nation and you're not able to control the current situation it's better that the security ministers resign what's kind of government at ministry is this you're not even able to secure the city you're going

to go to. the afghan defense ministry says two gunmen were killed in the exchange of fire and two others died off to detonating vest suicide vests one other was arrested now people want to know how the attacks keep happening in a city already on to tighten security measures. all right and then we can take your to kabul now of where the security situation has been very precarious for some time now but the uptick in violence over the past couple of days is very concerning a journalist to hear contrary is on the line from the capital with the latest tara what is the situation in kabul right now. well the situation in call everyone is in shock and everyone is terry all right and horrified of the recent terrorist attacks because it was in the attack the only attack today we have had a couple of attack over the last few days in fact three attacks over the last ten days in kabul and hardly more than two hundred people killed so people are still in

or even though the afghan government in a declared a public holiday today because the indonesian president was coming to afghanistan is in afghanistan so that's why but it's still people are still thinking until morning about the loss of those of civilians that nobody knows why all right well to hear why is kabul facing such an uptick of attacks right now at this moment what's going on there. well the afghan government elaine that at least more than twenty terrorism groups operate inside the kabul city and the president of afghanistan recently say that kabul is very speedy but the afghan people here don't believe that it's not only kabul but the whole afghanistan is under siege and the problem is that he can come in has recently been so much holding internal politics so therefore god and the deer is you know a priority for them for example three security ministers appeared in a press conference yesterday three of them people who are accused additionally sit

down as soon as possible but they don't seems like the afghan government as well people here accusing the afghan government of spirits but when the afghan government accuses the regional countries some specific countries or interfering into a kind of here and in the security it is you know a blame game that afghans don't like it here because everyone wants some sort of accountability at this point all right now to hear you're already alluded to the fact that to the indonesian president jacoby doto is visiting kabul what does that say about president a shotgun his government and the security forces ability to secure kabul the capital. it is not the first time actually when a high profile foreigners are in the town and attack six place it is very unfortunate even though the afghan government wanted to because there has been an outcry an outburst of trust ration by public over the last few days the afghan government thought that perhaps its base to declare today as

a holiday so that nobody may take to the streets and protest but unlike that you know unlike even to the expectation of the afghan government another attack took place so it was very unfortunate and even did an afghan government didn't expect it and i'm sure it was in a very good welcoming to the indonesian president but it is not the first time with such attacks take place when high profile people come to afghanistan so that's why afghans for quite cleaning that is typical of a biology of the president for ensuring security for your kaderi in kabul thank you . all right want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. observers say at least sixteen civilians have been killed in government airstrikes on syria's it live province well that brings the death toll to some thirty three people since sunday it live is the only problem is in syria under the control of opposition forces government troops have been making advances in recent weeks. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in moscow for talks with

russian president vladimir putin the two are expected to discuss israel's concerns about an expansion of iran's military involvement in syria russia has close ties with both nations. the european union has agreed on a set of guidelines to negotiate a transitional period after the united kingdom leaves the bloc you ministers support a twenty one month long transition period during which the u.k. will keep its e.u. membership but will not have a vote britain is set to leave the e.u. in march two thousand and nine hundred. thousands of people have been reportedly left homeless following a fire at a slum in kenya's capital nairobi the blaze at the un got a slum broke out on sunday evening at least four people are believed to have died. now to the growing problem of how to deal with the world's waste at the beginning of this month china bound almost all imports of plastic waste from abroad it's not

only the world's biggest producer of plastic products it has also been importing millions of tons of plastic waste for recycling beijing gave only six months warning that it was going to imposed a ban and that left countries scrambling to find alternatives to sending their plastic garbage to china the bad will have far reaching consequences for the world but let's first look into what impact waste from abroad has on china. so these chinese children have little to look forward to each day they spend most of their waking hours between plumes of smoke and mountains of plastics so their families are now livelihoods by sorting wastes these scenes are from a chinese documentary. one too long spent many years filming small chinese garbage dumps he was haunted by what he witnessed. in a way i have a daughter of my own i couldn't bear to see her grow up in such

a horrible environment some of these children have been surrounded by garbage since they were born i don't want kids living in rubbish every day. this is the dark side of the recycling business. these families sorting the trash are exposed to numerous health hazards including toxic fumes and harmful substances some of the children here don't go to school. thank you what's not recycled often ends up elsewhere in the landscape polluting the groundwater as a result animals. some of the mountains of garbage catch fire. pressure area the stench here is horrible it's almost impossible to bear. but what else can we do. with the air is no good the water is no good. the only thing that's good is the money. while shooting his film one to learn made

another discovery most of the garbage comes from overseas for. one day for my research i was at a massive garbage dump and had a province when i took a closer look i saw the packaging from the us japan germany france and i realized that i was looking at the garbage dump in the entire world. until the beginning of the year more than. half of the world's waste was sold to china when also shot footage in the us where waste was the sixth largest export to china germany has also been exporting several hundred thousand tons of plastic waste and to the far east. but now in an effort to protect the environment and its own population china says it no longer buys so-called foreign waste. your hard to know without that. this is good for the environment.

and it is urgently needed. of course it will also lead to a lack of role materials such as paper and plastic to. where under. now china itself is producing too much waste but environmental awareness is increasing modern recycling and incineration plants are being built in many locations as a result other countries are stuck with twenty four types of waste banned from import to china. because there was and there i would see how other countries such as germany britain the us all the european union should all think about how to solve their waste problems. instead of relying on the world market and simply export water treated here. when jay leno also sees change many of the recycling plants he visited have since been shut down the filmmaker says the

conditions at this garbage sorting facility in beijing are satisfactory. meanwhile his film has won several international awards for one to learn the import ban is good news and will contribute to solving china's environmental problems. we also hope that people in industrialised countries will see the facts and hear the truth are off film and that they give more attention to this issue. lang lang is no longer allowed to show his film on china's strictly controlled internet but he's convinced his work has contributed to a positive change in china's waste related activities. are to some other news now the stars of the music business were out in force in new york city for the industry's annual grammys awards well the surprise winner of the night was bruno mars who beat tough competition likes of jay z. and kendrick lamar to take home six awards but music wasn't the only item on the

bill following the lead of the you golden globes many participants and attendees wore white roses as a visible show of solidarity with the marry me to end times up movements confronting sexual misconduct in show business. bruno sweat did his award and you know those songs were written with nothing but joy and one reason and for one reason only and that's love and that's all i wanted to bring with this album hopefully i can feel that again and see everybody dancing and everybody moving but it's man's went into orbit rappers kendrick lamar and jay z. were left down on earth leaving the hip hop community without a win in the coveted album of the year award to take consolation in just five prizes for his album damn and single humble but this year music wasn't the only thing sent to stage with sexual misconduct allegations rocking other areas of the entertainment business music industry figures showed solidarity for the times up and me two campaigns by wearing white roses and pop singer cash he was spoken out

about being a survivor of sexual abuse herself deliver top powerful ballad praying. i sing a gentleman a gave a rousing speech that pulled no punches silence us we offer you two were it's times . we say time's up for pay inequality time's up for discrimination time's up for harassment of any cause and time's up for the abuse of power because you see it's not just going on in hollywood it's not just going on in washington it's right here in our industries where these grammys were all about women raising their voices to call time on sexual abuse. are we still got a lot more to tell you about it here is coming up a shocking report reveals how german automakers are funded diesel emissions tests

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