this is good of the news coming to you live from berlin the taliban attempts to strike on the heart of the afghan government rockets land near the presidential palace in the capital kabul as ayesha ghani was making an address the nation and it comes just days after he offered a common bond militants a conditional cease fire we'll go live to kabul for the coming up businesses in venezuela are said to real but one day off the launch of a new currency will reform soaring inflation will make things for us. and

a new styles conduct the m.t.v. video music awards. cuban born in syria coming up combat omi take home the top prize video thea for her song of on our. panel. hello and welcome i'm with that shima of gone security forces a forty minutes inside the capital kabul after drucker's for five during the speech by president bush of gunny he was delivering a message to mock. a major religious festival for muslims there was a swift response from government forces soldiers could be seen surrounding the house believed to contain the militants military aircraft also bombed the building sending plumes of smoke into the sky above a mosque in. cities or water the interior ministry to an associated press news

agency that all attackers had been killed on the attack comes two days after ghani offered the taliban a temporary ceasefire. for the very latest i have on the line journalist the heave godfrey on the line from palestine first of all what is the latest you're hearing about the military operation in the capital when what we hear is that at least three attackers strikers. palace we have prison and he was laboring a street during the very nature as you put it a religious festival today and you know the laws. were very badly off the afghan security forces very clear that they are jammed down all. your forces have been one day and we can we hear from or sort of take it slow coming out of the building where the surgeons were launching attacks from and if they were

using a car actually to get into the building. the timing of the attack is significant it came as president gunny was addressing the nation on the festival of events do we know for sure that the taliban was behind this attack. it was quite generous actually proposal by prison and which was all pulled the actually here in afghanistan by lots of political parties and people as well but it failed international community of course as did my the secretary general will come didn't go the other international community figures they welcomed it but it seems that the taliban didn't really like this idea because a couple of months ago two months ago that the three very cease fire also as they entered kabul that other major cities for three days and they were welcomed with ice cream and with flowers and everything but this time totally got the tab on getting back to two months ago they started launching various attacks on afghan civilians. from what i need to stop people too far off the north and include on

a couple as well so that if he does that's a good one if we could few from this statement by the taliban it was pretty welcomed this kind of proposal so that's why you're is no doubt no one doubts that it was carried out by the taliban or by the taliban because the taliban claim that they are getting more ground in afghanistan and they are getting more recalls nation so that's why they didn't really like the idea of green lines as the supply of proposals and some of the founding fathers rejected the president's offer of a temporary ceasefire how much of a setback is this for the government and what its options. one another nothing really trying on the international community as well to bring the taliban to the negotiating table but it seems like you know there were some green signals but the problem is that the taliban are so fragmented and divided that you know one party might want to see are like taking and might accept the idea that the others might have rejected that so that is why now it comes like a blow to the afghan government that's international community that they were

trying to bring peace into afghanistan bring of course the taliban into the into negotiating table everyone was quite happy with that but but the afghans that we also carried by loads of afghans grew up in a fifty two or opals a this idea they believe that the taliban we can see must be actually. and in a state on the battlefield rather than bringing that bringing them into afghanistan because people quite remember how they have been doing the killing in my figure of sixty students a couple of things that we call it like a clear example of you know we're not holding. our people you know the other kind of people out there quite a few money off that's why it is really a setback for you for the afghan government because for the money was quite optimistic about this idea that people might accept it but it seems like you know they did offer was put down by them rights to have cons we adjourn this on the line from kabul thank you very much for that assessment of the situation there thank you today will be a big test of venezuela's new currency with banks in shops set to reopen for

business on monday president nicolas maduro declared a national holiday to the sovereign boniva new bank notes that five fewer zeros despite the government's plan to curb soaring inflation economists warn the government's latest move could make things was. they've got their money now for these venezuelans it's time to wait and see stores and banks remained closed on monday as the new sovereign bonaventure was rolled out with five fewer as heroes compared to the former currency president migiro declared a national holiday to help ease the transition. to the bank systems are totally operational in the case of a.t.m.'s which is now our responsibility we're in the process of stocking them with the new bills to work. together but many story is still fear materials gambit which includes a three thousand percent increase in the minimum wage could bring fresh hardship

but a large amounts forty five million old ball of hours per week per employee then you have to buy produce in it's expensive how do you manage we're going to have to fire employees what can we do we're here to himself we have to work for his own business . experts warn the wage hike combined with higher fuel prices could backfire. if this is poorly executed in the end it could trigger a tremendous economic contraction in layoffs and a much more limited supply of goods. and those fears seem to be shared by the venezuelans who are desperate to leave the country despite fresh travel restrictions in ecuador and piri and violence in brazil they push on in their thousands determined to find a better life for themselves elsewhere in south america. and journalists oscar schrenker in caracas is few venezuelans up pinning their hopes on the currency reform. whoa hopes here in venezuela are not that high

but the government wants to make their supporters believe that they know what they're doing and to understand what the government wants analysts suggest to look at these measures as political rather than to solve an economic crisis with the rising discontent even among former supporters political control over the private sector and society seems to be what is on the agenda for mood up to now there has been little information on the details of many of the measures my guru announced and this has created a lot of confusion in the streets from experience now we now have chevy's more thrives on chaos and with a country at the brink of collapse creating chaos could be the key for my daughter to stay in power. that was. reporting from caracas let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world mian must defacto leader aung san suu kyi says the threat posed by terrorists in our countries rakhine state

remains present andrea her comments came at a lecture in singapore suchi has been criticized for failing to speak out against the army crackdown on the muslim minority. a former nazi concentration camp guard has finally been deported to germany a u.s. charge ordered ninety five years old a yaki of poly expulsion fourteen years ago but he remained living in new york because nobody else would take him german prosecutors say they don't know whether they have enough evidence to charge polly with war crimes. a flash flood in a mountain gorge in southern italy has killed at least ten people and injured seven others official say hikers were swept away as region water tore through gullibly as a drag on a low gorge rescuers worked through the night at least three hikers lost in missing . around two million muslims are carrying out the final rituals of hardship.

to mecca and saudi arabia the last day of hunch coincide with the feast when a muslims remember the prophet abraham during the feast their sacrifice lives talk and share the meat with the poor. once alone are not enough that's the reaction from many survivors and law enforcement officials to pope francis this letter condemning sexual abuse in the catholic church they're calling for an end to church protection for predatory priests the pontiff move follows a far reaching us report that found hundreds of clergy members sexually abused at least a thousand children with seven decades while others turned a blind eye. a crime long ignored kept quiet or silenced in the pope's unprecedented letter to the world's one point two billion practicing catholics he addressed the issue of sexual abuse at the hands of the

clergy francis responded to to last week's us grand jury report which finds systematic cover ups in the state of pennsylvania the holy father understands how much these crimes can shake the faith and the spirit of believers. survivors and victims should know that the pope is on their side he wants the church to listen to them so that we can root out this tragic horror which has destroyed the lives of so many innocent people. the pontiff later comes ahead of a trip to ireland where the last papal visit was by john paul the second nearly forty years ago the church's credibility there has been devastated by years of revelations that priests raped and molested children acts hidden all the while by their superiors. mark vincent healy an abuse survivor absorbing the pope's letter

is critical. because two thousand words are just too much when you have very little meaning or content the idea of that sort of action can bring about the end of child sexual abuse for example even within the target we're going to get this from i mean we are aware that yes on going we are aware in the developing countries that there are still suffering from sort of like a lack of spotlight helium it pope francis four years ago as a rule the pontiff tends not to share meetings with abuse survivors in advance of his trips skeptics in ireland see any meetings this time around would be tokenistic . news from the world of music and it was a night for new styles to shine at the m.t.v. video music awards cuban going sing a camilla cabello did throw in some of the music's top acts as a night's big winner she joined the ranks of rock royalty for her moment in the

spotlight. the queen of pop madonna announcing one of the top crisis videos of the year come a look around thanks for her songs have donna. i beating out many big names the cuban born singer also took home and other top priced artist of the year. simply for me thank you so much i thank you so much i found out i love you guys so much i. had the best price once to arianna grunty. the twenty five year old singer perform ten you song god is a woman and has made it joined by her grandmother and mother on stage. i. was i that i.

feel one of the highlights of the night jennifer lopez performing a medley of her hit songs before accepting the vanguard of what honoring for my full time achievement. many of the big prices went to women this year but with a few exceptions rock star was the song of the year the form to sing a post malone who later rocked the stage with legendary band aerosmith. was. migration integration and relations with the arabic words three clock button topics dominating debates in germany right now and ride in the middle of this is the award winning correspondent jeff of dickering over the past few years he's been on a journey of discovery trying to capture the full complex picture off out of

communities both here in germany and abroad. jafar abdul karim's first book examines issues facing germany's community from the perspective of a mediator between two worlds that's nothing new for the door to villager analyst in the last ten years karim has covered issues such as female genital mutilation forced marriage and so-called honor killings he's often reported from arab and african countries including crisis regions. every week karim and his team produce the socially critical youth shabab talk reaching an audience of millions in arab countries. his book strangers and friends will first be published in german it describes his encounters as a reporter in other countries and with people from arab countries who now live in germany the book also highlights his own experience as an arab born journalist who feels very much at home in berlin. and it's my great pleasure to welcome to five of

them in the studio with us welcome to fight in reality listen if you look is coming out as you see in straddling two was the arabic world as well as germany one of the issues young people that the arabic would feel strongly about and how different from the people of arabic our region here when you talk to the younger generation there are countries where i feel like what's important for them is the feeling of being free to be who they want to be to achieve what they want to be the second thing is to find work and to achieve their ambitions and to achieve what they want and the third thing is to be accepted and respected from the society because they are the majority but according to what i feel and what i see talking to people in different arab countries they're not taking serious us part as an essential part that can have a turn over in the future of the countries in the arab countries and they are not taking serious and that's why my impression is ok you know you've just written a book which is being launched this is my day when i saw it when i saw the reports you know i've been experienced so much things but now i got really hard for you to

think you know. yes it was really i was like ok so what made you write the book there is a big interest in what's going on in the arab region and been doing this since the last four years and people always ask me why can't we know what's going on because usually i do it in arabic but now the book that i have in my hands know this book is in german so the german society is interested to know what's going on about the different values they're interested for which is part of the society here which is gender equality respecting minority taller and freedom of speech freedom of expression so how is it there in the arab region because we have to say today part of the arab region is also today part of germany because the refugees that came to germany and arab migrants who are living here so how is their background and that's why the interest is big in germany about the arab region and then i said ok it's time to write a book six thing the title of your book it's called strangers and friends a book the book the book i. really want to see it and it is one that ok. strange

isn't friends yes it's about being someone a friend to the values who are essential and basics in our everyday society and in germany which is respecting each other gender equality and let's live and let live or is this region a stranger and what i found out is the majority are friends of these values but there's a small minority who are extremists and who are really affecting on this friendship between the west and the east obviously does a complex issues as we've been talking over the last few weeks about multiculturalism integration and hot button issues as we describe and what your final conclusions you actually come to me out of it well but you know me germany a whole way is home feel both this is living here sixteen years and today my home my place is berlin and that's because i decided to be part of the society i don't

know waiting for i don't want to attend me from part or from the front. if i'm integrated or if can be german or if i can be arab i'm just enjoying every moment and i know i have rights and i have duties to do and that's why i say berlin is today my place to be the place where i feel live love a work wonderful refined if you can let me just eat mubarak today is a big exact day to the muslim people all over the world. that's why i just thought of them coming up as a to have you with us and they so much thank you. for getting onto a bit of sport in the fosters man in history is currently down under and ready to stake his claim as a professional footballer same boat went through his first training session with a straight into central coast marina's on tuesday and on his kindly just on trial and wants to prove the doubters wrong and contract. for thirty two year old who

has never been paid to kick a ball in his life it's an implausible dream box you saying bolt is no ordinary thirty two year old the jamaican is attempting to make the ultimate crossover from a live picture sprint champion to professional football he started his trial with a strained club the central coast mariners on tuesday and knows he has a lot of hard work ahead of him this is my my first time some really good the chance to train and to. get to a level as a professional footballer so i don't want to spend some days here to push myself all eyes to focus on the new arrival and the trial is seen by many as a me a p.r. stunt the merits of going to valuable world wide coverage following the trials announcements the odds are certainly against both winning a professional contract that hasn't the sox and the olympic legend who is determined to silence these doubters people who are always going to say what i want to say just like when i was in shock and feel people say

a lot of things about me but i always prove them wrong so it's just a not a moment for me to prove people wrong that mentality should at least give balts a fighting chance even if the dream turns out to be a short lived one it's a win win scenario for both club and playa now commit league club liverpool is a laureus caius is set to return to join. istanbul in both clubs have confirmed that they are in advanced talks about a potential two year loan move for the reds and good keeper now this is not played a competitive match for liverpool since his two areas crucial in his team's defeat against real madrid in the champions league final in may in july the reds signed a brazil keeper on a sin as their new number one. monica joins me now and donald trump has done it again breaking with ruth his predecessors has stepped in and the greenback reacts immediately rita as it were to the dollar has dipped on markets after u.s.

president on a trump lashed out at the federal reserve saying he is not pleased with the central bank raising interest rates the fed is currently expected to raise its key rates two more times this year and another two times in twenty nineteen german jerome powell says he's concerned about inflationary pressures in an interview trump said he was quote not thrilled with the hikes he also refused to say if he believed in the fed's independence powell has said the committee will not bow to political pressure. that is something to discuss with our man at the frankfurt stock exchange or today outside the frankfurt stock exchange corp presidents normally don't criticize the fed but breaking rules is not exactly anything new with donald trump is it. yeah exactly monica well when you are the president of the united states you should be aware of a couple of things first there might be organizations or institutions like the

f.b.i. or like the federal reserve in the united states that you might not agree with but who can act completely independent even without your approval and in this interview donald trump has proven once again that he is either not aware of this or that he simply does not care and something what he said in this interview that he doesn't agree with the policy of the federal reserve is really considered in the financial world as a complete no go and it is also very surprising because it was donald trump himself who appointed jeremy powers as the new hand off the federal reserve after deciding that the contract of janet yellen the previous hacer of mr power would not be extended now we know that donald trump wants a weak dollar but how weak exactly. yeah exactly you already said this throughout his campaign that he is in favor of a weak a dollar and for the moment he got what he wanted we heard the dollar has

been going down the euro has been stronger but when you talk to experts here also on the trading floor in frankfurt they don't think that this is really going to stay for a long time as a result we don't really see big market movements because of that usually when we have a strong euro the very act sport oriented blue chip index is going down but even though donald trump has also made a statement that he doesn't think that there is going to be an agreement very soon happening with china on the trade conflict traders here today in frankfurt are not very concerned. in frankfurt thank you so much. but lin has ruled out financial aid for turkey which is going through a major economic crisis the lira has lost half its value this year while inflation and the unemployment rate are increasing critics say that the country's president tired added one once the face of the prospering turkish economy is now keeping the

country from overcoming the current crisis. whether it's a bridge over the bosphorus a newsstand ball subway system or an imposing mosque he's president. to one is known for his began visions. the country's construction sector has traditionally been an engine of economic growth. but recent events have put the brakes on turkey's economy turkish banks and companies have accumulated four hundred seventy billion dollars of foreign debt and as the lira plummets it's getting ever harder to repay the loans analysts say interest rates need to be raised to offset the liras rapid decline they want the central bank to act independently of the government and believe the country should accept help from the international monetary fund something out of one has ruled out. there is no difference between the direct attacks on our call to prayer and our flag and the attack on our

economy the goal is the same the goal is to bring to heel turkey and the turkish nation to hold it captive we are a nation that prefers to be shot in the neck rather than chained by the neck. that doesn't interest the ratings agencies they're downgrading turkey ever further making it harder for the country to raise new money independent observers say the economy's biggest problem is the president himself they are predicting a hard landing for i'm correct at the moment only rising prices are affecting people but soon a wave of bankruptcies could roll across the country plunging many families into poverty. shares in electric car maker tesla remain volatile amid reports that a major backer for taking the company private was pulling out a saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund that tesla c.e.o. iran musk said could help fund a privatization deal is now in talks to invest in rival lucent motors tesla shares

dropped three percent on the news they are down more than twenty percent since musk tweeted his plans two weeks ago saying he had secured funding u.s. securities regulators are reportedly probing the russell t. of that and other claims. and his reminder of the top story befalling for you. afghan security officials say several militants have been killed after a taliban assault in the capital kabul the attack has launched rockets near the presidential palace as the afghan president delivered a speech to the nation. you're watching the news coming to you live from the land more coming up at the top of the hour in the meantime you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that is t w dot com thanks for watching.

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