i am. this is dealing in news a live from berlin suicide bombings target churches in indonesia's second largest city police say was the work of one family including their children at least thirteen people died in the attacks and so were a biopic with scores wounded we'll get the latest from our correspondent in the region also coming up u.s. officials including president donald trump's daughter ivanka arrived in israel ahead of the u.s. embassy opening in jerusalem israel calls the move from tel aviv a triumph of the international community and says it's

a massive setback for the peace process we'll go live to israel. and of soccer hamburg were relegated after fifty five years in the top flight and their fans were not too happy to take in the fire and fury on a drama filled final day in the bundesliga. welcome to the program i marry in evanston. suicide bombers in indonesia's second largest city sora by a have killed at least thirteen people and wounded dozens more in a series of attacks on church congregations authorities say the three bombings appear to have been carried out by members of one family including children the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attacks the bombings come just days after i as claimed responsibility for a deadly riot and hostage situation in the capital jakarta. for the latest

from indonesia i'm joined now by journalist ricardo paris alero who's in the capital jakarta so ricardo we're hearing that police say the bombings were carried out by members of the same family what more is known about the attackers well at the moment there's some details about. the family self we know. this is a family of six members. of the mother the father older. male which areas are age are sixteen and eighteen and two female which eight are nine and twelve it's a separate it. it's of the attacks these three have packed greek christian churches one couple of corso christian church so it was a coordinated attack from

a family that came back from from syria which is something that. i've never been seen in the show before this kind of condition of attack. now ricardo we do know of course that indonesia is muslim majority country it's ninety percent muslim in fact of the christian community is very very small what our relations like between indonesia's majority of population and its christian minority. well i mean all the main representatives of the society an issue the president dr we got our. director from their charts association all of them have stated that this is not a religious attack that terrorism is a humanity issue and in general the nation societies are very tolerant society i mean a practice that whatever it kind of islam you know that is that is the biggest muslim country it has the biggest muslim population of the world so it is really an

example due to following this theme and being in general they are at their mothers to say the intolerant but this is a different issue this is a radical issue and what's been the response from church leader is to such a heinous attack well as i was six minute religion for eight they say the religions are about a lot about humanity so they made it really. because because you terry message to bring together all the religions that dacor exists in this society because even though most that sense around eighty eight percent of the two hundred sixty million people in the rest of their. regions like interest some christianism of buddhism co-exist. and they wanted to keep going this way journalists ricardo paracel are reporting from jakarta thanks for bringing us up to date and you.

preparations are under way in israel for monday's opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem a white house delegation including treasury secretary steve newton and first daughter ivanka trump have a arrived in the country ahead of the festivities the move of u.s. diplomatic headquarters from tel aviv comes on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state israel is calling the u.s. move a triumph but the decision has angered the arab world and prompted international criticism protests are already underway with more expected in the coming days. let's cross over now to jerusalem where our correspondent my a waiter is standing by for us so my if we just mentioned protests have already begun today what have you been seeing. well i followed one group of protesters today mariano that started from the mayor's plaza and went

into the old city of jerusalem and they were actually left wing protesters that were handing out flowers and holding heart shaped sign that said in various languages we love you we are not enemies we are family and we're trying to just i spoke to their leader and he said they were trying to send a different message on jerusalem day they said they're trying to really come for and encourage the palestinians living there but we saw a mixed palestinian reaction to those people some of them were very happy to have the flowers accepting of them i saw some others who took the flower and then tore it up or threw it on the ground so that was the the start to the day now a few minutes later police decided to seal off damascus gate which is one of the biggest entrances to the old city and were really forcibly ejecting civilians there i saw them wrestling one palestinian woman out of the complex so that they could close it off and allow this march through the city of these mostly religious zionists who were starting to unload from buses as i was walking through there so it's a preview gather a lot of different threads happening this week you have to remember there's the

embassy opening tomorrow there's roussillon day to day there's not a bad day the day after which is that what the palestinians mark is that catastrophe day not to mention ramadan the holy month for muslims starts later in the week and israel just won the euro vision song contest last night there's a lot going on here in a city that's already used to rather high tensions well let's focus then just on the opening of the u.s. embassy tomorrow in jerusalem now this decision by u.s. president donald trump has sparked a lot of anger can you give us a brief overview of why this move is so controversial. it's hard to really articulate all of the emotions that go into jerusalem without going through a whole history of the city of a basically there are several u.s. presidents who have indicated that they were going to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in what is essentially supposed to be a show of solidarity with the jewish state and an acknowledgement that jerusalem is the capital of israel which is something that israel has maintained basically

throughout its entire existence we know that president clinton back in the ninety's and president george w. bush both said that they would do this but they backed away from that after being advised that it would set off tensions in the region and really inflame arab anger now we also know that in the nineteen ninety five the u.s. congress passed a law saying that the embassy had to be moved by nine hundred ninety nine but the congress gave an option of having the u.s. president signing a waiver saying they could stall that movement and that's basically what's been going on sends then we know that back in december president obama signed the last waiver saying that he would stay in tel aviv up until this moment president from said he would actually act on this long broken u.s. promise to israel to move the embassy here but it is not helping the long stalled peace process. reporting for us from jerusalem thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world and officials in

afghanistan say at least six people have been killed at least twenty more wounded after militants attacked a government building in the eastern city of jalalabad the attackers set off multiple bombs before storming the building a gun battle with security forces is reported to be ongoing. north korean state television says the government will begin dismantling its nuclear test site in the coming weeks it says journalists from several countries will be invited to witness the dismantling set to take place less than a month before a summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un. force news now and hamburg have been relegated from the bundesliga after a record fifty five years in germany's top flight fifty seven thousand spectators watched the final game of the season and the hosts took the lead through an early

penalty lewis holtby scored hamburg second to finish off a two one victory over mission gladbach. result elsewhere in the league meant that their fate was sealed alters were not too happy and provided a suitably nightmarish backdrop as their teams unbroken spell in the bundesliga two women. at the top end of the standings byron munich knew that they would lift the bundesliga trophy in front of their fans following their season finale but stuttgart cast a shadow on the celebrations by thrashing the league champions. you can't just bottle show much with the club was supposed to be it's a celebration but still got had other ideas and the stars just told us put through bars defense serving the are going to die and you can check on a plus up. my horace stopped the boss enough to just six minutes. by and soon restore power to me though after robot live and dusty tumbled

in the box car talked to lisa i cleaned up the scripts for the equal was put back on track. but thomas again stunned blind with his case first blitzing beyond a closer look at that plastic pos that the right after forty two minutes i took up with a surprise to one lead heading into the bright. and the surprises capsule rolling shuttlecock kolo headed home in the fifty second minutes my the full morlaix descending from the champions three minutes lights up gifted good chance to see some of the say send my a full one milling supply in the heaviest bundesliga faces twenty fifteen bus that didn't stop the celebrations but lifting the bundesliga trophy for a sixth consecutive season a perfect sendoff for

a club legend. that. and here a vision has a new champion israel has won this year's song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capitalised in the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performance by a charismatic rising star. her funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. now to virtualize song toy was inspired by the hash tag me too it celebrates female empowerment so i always start with the fact that people people want to get this right i know that but but. but now i'm super glad i'm surprised that the people recognize and realize the different is that it was

wonderful. back home and tell of eve the celebrations nuno balance as israel celebrates its seventieth here it's the fourth time the country has won the euro vision. fans say netta's win his own so a triumph for diversity. you . can see. that. i saw everybody who are the most of the people who have heard they were super good thank you thank you very much. with her combination of techno hip hop and k. pop the twenty five year old singer went into the contest as the bookies favorite

racking up more than twenty million views on your visions you tube channel ahead of the big night. and on the random clucking sounds are meant to convey a clear feminist message i don't. want come. come. come. the song has a strong message of me too and i thought about something funky that can sound. like a cycle of. abuse like ouch like. like the fans that who left and then it goes over and over and over again and it's likely to be played over and over again the following night is convincing win over a strong field of zero vision contestants called status guaranteed. they're up to date now on.