bring factory starting march twenty fourth on t w. this is deja vu news live from berlin colombian voters back right wing parties critical of the government's peace deal with former marxist rebels conservatives emerged as a political force but still fall short of a majority and a disastrous result for the former fark guerillas in their first ever election and also coming up. after as the international accuses me and more of building military

bases over ringette villages that have been burned to the ground the group tells us about its evidence and its new doubts the country will repatriate the refugees who fled ethnic violence. and there were goals galore in the bonus league top of the table clash on sunday that man saved the day for dortmund a real thriller against frankfurt and got the lowdown on that match coming up later in the show. i brought in thomas a very warm welcome to the program. colombia's voters have decided and in the country's congressional election on sunday they handed victory to critics of the peace deal was former leftist rebels now it was the first election for the former rebel group and voters soundly rejected his radical agenda the results now raise

questions over the future of the deal that ended the guerrillas decades long insurgency. a victory for the opponents of fuck even duke a campaign heavily against a peace deal with the former rebels his democratic center party emerged as the strongest force in an election seen as a test of fox entry into colombian politics it was a catastrophic defeat for the new party which took less than one percent of the vote regardless fuck will still take ten seats in the senate guaranteed to them by the peace accord many colombians would prefer to see them in jail for their decades long insurrection campaigning was marred by angry protests against their participation was. that. fox former commanders had hoped for an historic outcome. i think this is going to mark a milestone we're entering the consolidation of peace it's the first time in my

life that i've voted and i do it for peace. colombia's president juan manuel santos was the man who brokered the deal that ended fox decades long insurrection. it's as if you notice these elections are very special. this is the first time in a half a century where the far right is that instead of sabotaging the elections are participating in the elections. and i think if your news is that something historic and very important for our democracy here his party polled poorly many voters felt his peace deal was too lenient on the former rebels whatever power fock wielded jaring its insurgency has now disappeared at the ballot box. so innocent future hold now for colombia for more let's bring in correspondent ophelia harms a really she joins us from bogota this vote looks like

a repudiation of the idea of the peace deal with the far is this deal now under threat. well i wouldn't say it's completely under threat most parts of the of this agreement have already gone through legislation but we might see some blocking in congress to further implement this agreement we see that not only the parties that opposed the deal had a very good result the strongest opponent of this peace agreement former president out of it or even we were seeing him in the report he got the best result a candidate has ever seen in colombia history with more than eight hundred sixty thousand votes only for himself but you said it before this is not enough the parties the conservative parties have not a majority in congress we see also that one of the biggest surprises were the greens the green party got. double as many seats as they were having in this

legislation and we also see a new leftist movement entering congress of this called the list of decency that is officially supporting leftist presidential candidate who was a former guerrilla member himself from from a group that was called back then the and nineteen received less than one percent of the vote tally nonetheless will be giving ten seats in parliament they're guaranteed under the peace deal what kind of influence will that give the former for. well i would probably say for now they will have nothing to say in parliament we see that most of the leftist movements and the leftist parties don't want to have to do it and don't want anything to do with them they are trying to stay as far from them as possible. we also heard the presidential candidate gustavo bextra who i was telling you is a former guerrilla member himself that if he becomes colombia's next president he

doesn't want them to be participating in his government. but we will have to wait and see if he actually does become the president and if he might even meet the. voices of the fark of the votes of the fark in parliament to pass the legislation through that he wants to ophelia harms a rudy for us this morning in bogota thanks very much for the update. now to some of the other stories making the news today protested place across europe sunday against turkey's no terry offensive in syria's afrin region demonstrations here in germany turned violent as kurdish and turkish activists clashed germany's homa to a large population of both communities. rallies came as turkish forces are said to be poised to take over afrin from kurdish militia. austrian authorities have tightened security at diplomatic buildings in the capital vienna after

a man tried to stab a soldier outside the a rainy and ambassador's residence late sunday attackers thought to be a twenty six year old austrian national who shot dead by that soldier. all five passengers have been killed in a helicopter crash in new york's east river the chopper was hard for a photo shoot when it went down sunday its pilot was able to free himself he was rescued by a passing tugboat. a new report from amnesty international says meehan mars rock island state is being militarized at a rapid rate this afternoon at least seven hundred thousand rohingya muslims fled the region that following the military's crackdown that began last year amnesty says satellite images show military bases being built over villages that were burned to the ground just a few months ago. the group also says this report is based on our eye witness testimonies there's been a mass exodus of the injured to neighboring bangladesh since the crackdown began

the united nations has called it a campaign of ethnic cleansing. for more on the story we're joined now by toronto hassan she's the crisis response director for amnesty international and joins us from geneva good morning to you thanks for being with us we've seen these adult satellite images now which show that something you're calling a land grab how can you be certain that these pictures show military structures and not repatriation camps well what we've seen is actually bodies satellite imagery and the eyewitness accounts of them just specialist being able to get that showing that they its infrastructure going up at a frenetic rate right across the culprit area here and rakhine state which stray about close to you know hundreds of thousands of bridging bangladesh you may have seen the construction of heavy plants we see the construction of security force bases and we've spoken to eyewitnesses who have actually been moved lands and also

some areas in which they lived so that military areas sorry security force bases can be constructed so we have very sure that what is happening right now is what we are calling and legal and ground the fact that there are villages that are good to the ground which just been raised they have been you raced off them not ok you just said that it looks like the military bases and repatriation camps are being built there could the objective then be the military wanted to build people bring people back but have them overseen in effect by the military camps close to the camps they live in. well actually they are a petri dish in camps and fortunately have been built right on top in one instance that we're talking to a page that was damage during the campaign a picnic grounds in which is carried out by me and tree and according to the

repatriation agreement that has been signed by me and mouth aristide's and bangladeshi government it means that that repatriation agreement says that the regime should be accurate to the places which they get now that's going to be very hard to do if those villages are just being erased off the map i think repatriation senses are being built on top of them and we have precedent to be consumed because in twenty twelve when there was violence which targeted the regime the copulation displaced thousands of people they were pushed into these camps which they continue to live in years later days being absolutely no effort to try equipment to get their own villages or send them to conflict to fight and harms and we share the same concerns for twenty two and three to now ok unfortunately have to leave it there love to talk to you about this more toronto hassan crisis response director for amnesty international joining us from geneva thanks very much.

time to look in sunday's been asleep action and two teams of champions league dreams going head to head dortmund with their home advantage facing frankfurt who have been very strong on the road all the makings of abundance leader thrower. over eighty thousand packed inside sick now they do no park for this one early in the match american wonderkid christian policy looking for his fourth the six thousand five hundred sure enough who couldn't convert it would have been his second goal this season and sometimes the ball lets you know you messed up minutes later the ball finds political again the cross for marco rice but it's marco reus who commits an own goal giving domain name one elite the after the break the free kick gave frankfurt another shot you'll be on mark level to school. the mark meichi batch one checked in to give dallman a boost polish sick again setting up the conversion and he didn't disappoint the

third goal in the matches for batu on frankfurt respond to any two from close range maybe two two in the ninety first many blooms made him go in the bundesliga. but that's when i wasn't done being the hero. stuff keep the job three points for good me. the leaving people still going to taste defeat in the bundesliga three two the final. the other sunday mass sauce to entertain live say the hosts are reborn under coach tafe and cork at going unbeaten in five outings leipzig had gone three matches without a win let's see how that all went. thanks to their run of good results stuttgart is a house of fun these days for the coach the sporting director and even their

notoriously critical fans. but the good mood evaporated after kickoff once the string of fouls started. those fouls and the hectic pace gave ship guard an advantage as they kept like six stronger squad from getting into rhythm i'm the first big chance for the visitors didn't come until added time in the first half i'm team of erno unable to be run but see them. after the restart another forty five hectic minutes right with their arguments this was anything but a published performance from either side and it ended mill mill typhoon corkage remains on beaten at the helm in stoke. and the point means much more to them than to leipzig who still have their sights set on the champions league. let's take a look now at all the bonus legal results so far match day twenty six there's that

incredible dortmund game and the draw between start leipsic byron munich demolished hamburg leyva couzin victorious over glovebox often beat berlin and freiburg scoreless there and hausberg defeated hanover on monday night braman battle cologne and in friday's night game shall beat meit's. this is the news live from berlin we have more coming up at the top of the hour and we're going to leave you right now with some world class action of the canine variety one of the world's biggest dog shows crofts in britain came to close over the weekend with thousands of prize is vying for the title of top dog let's take a look at who won.