alla guest. managed by from. this is. from berlin. in the german city of suspicions grow up a link between police and neo nazis tonight's protest a peaceful one but it comes on the heels of two days of violent confrontations plus a prison worker has been suspended in connection with this week's violent protests also coming up uganda's rebel long. faces charges of treason and says he was

tortured in prison we take a closer look at the former pop star who's taking on uganda's political elite and italy's government demands the european union change its rules on rescues it seems it's threatening to close all ports to boats migrants and the e.u. is rescue mission in the mediterranean. is good to have you with a right wing groups have staged again demonstrations in the eastern german city of chemists it follows two nights of violent anti migrant protests that included up to seven thousand the far right supporters and according to police hooligans it was all allegedly triggered by the stabbing death of a german man to migrants a syrian and an iraqi have been addressed. in connection with that killing more

people gathered tonight in the city's center of cabinets this time the numbers according to police were in the hundreds rather than the thousands and the scene was calm for the most part journalists were virtually targeted however there have been no reports of injuries. we're joining us from we're political editor the hill it could not get even to you miguel that we've got a development in the investigation into how the arrest warrant for one of the suspects in that stabbing death one of the migrants was leaked to far right groups this week we understand today a prison worker reportedly term tim self in as the leaker what more do we know. yes we also saw a facebook statement by the lawyer of this man and basically saying that he was aware that he might be able to do since dog but that he was unaware that he was acting illegally by publishing this this of course is illegal under german law because it has an impact on the investigation and there's also confident dental

information included in that including potential hints for who witnesses are so very sensitive information that was handed out and that of course raises suspicions of what sympathies there are from with if within those very police structures which already in the state of saxony do have a reputation of being somewhat protective of right wing demonstrations in this culminated in a different case that we saw just under two weeks ago where actually a demonstrator who turned out to be a member also of state structures in the state had a camera team stopped by police and held for forty five minutes which was then seen as being out of force and so it does raise some rather fundamental questions about fundamental a city is that it can only fuel suspicions that exist in germany but also outside the country that there is

a link of some formal cooperation between law enforcement in the you're not. well i would say if i mean this isn't there it is there are some indications that we also saw just a few weeks ago a ruling in the case of the n.i.c.u. mudda series which was a right wing group which went on to to kill people with the right to english for more than ten years and that pretty much led to a. secret services but also police particularly in those eastern states where these matters were hiding basically saying they absolutely failed so that was the clearest evidence yet that there might be a blind spot in the system and this of course fuels the suspicions that have already been that there is a major in time my great demonstration planned for this coming weekend the anti islam group. joining forces with the biggest opposition political party in germany's parliament. i mean you've got this political party the a.f.d.

not hiding its affiliation at all with groups that are appealing to xena phobia. it is i mean for a very long time if the far right party actually did exactly that and said that there was some distance between them and peta it was also a sense that they were protesting that too much and they've since come around to actually cooperating with that bigoted group now there's three eastern states from the f.t. where represent sensitives have cooled for this march of silence as it's called including. i'm seen as the leader of the far right and the extreme right and of the alternative the posse here and many i had the opportunity to talk to its leader alexander galant today and i asked when i asked him what his party would do to stop the violence he said well basically it simply wasn't up to them and that was something for the police to secure for state structures but city the f.t. doesn't really see itself in

a position where they would call for violence and then of course the conclusion is why should they because clearly there is so much political capital for the alternative for germany who have the same slogan as big a deal which is more so that they want to machall to go they want to see a complete turnaround on the migration policy here in germany our chief political editor michel cukier tonight on the story force here in berlin because i think you were here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world to you when the secretary general antonio terrorists has warned of a political or potential humanitarian disaster in northwest syria that's as the government prepares a major offensive to retake it live it's the west rebel stronghold in syria and home to be really three million people you were just calling for a humanitarian corridor to allow civilians to leave. a second day of memorial tribute has been held for the late u.s. senator john mccain who died last saturday mccain's casket was transported from the

arizona state capitol to a phoenix church for a public memorial service from there his coffin will be flown to washington d.c. three people have been killed during the looting of foreign owned shops in the south african township of soweto the violence was reportedly sparked by accusations that foreign nationals were selling fake and expired goods south africa has seen recurrent spates of xena phobic attacks in recent years. of the united nations outgoing chairman rights chief says he is deeply concerned about allegations that ugandan authorities tortured lawmaker bobby wine and several other politicians while they were in custody of the winds case has touched a nerve in the country a high profile challenger to uganda's longtime president yoweri museveni he was arrested in august after stones were thrown at the president's convoy he was released on bail earlier this week on crutches he's now facing charges of treason.

use julius mugabe reports on how ugandans are venting their frustration over the case and what they think of the man taking on uganda's political elite. fortis to uganda is copping to. the focus of the be monstrous in this mine known as bobby rush i just as demanded his release after hearing about easily torture under our wrist. in an interview will be one told d.w. about his role in uganda it's politics nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle and you out there that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle not to do it unless if we choose to do it to get that and yes that is this omission because if we are to attain. what we

want as a country they need to get that. a large majority of uganda's population is under twenty four and many see they thought the six year old hopes to as their voice so would not be when he's presenting me. voice of me as a youth because me twenty years because what do you think is real and it is this you've seen will come from when it's probably socially he speaks a lot of things and but naturally speaking i wouldn't. say that he inspires me like. going to the streets doing whatever he has been doing because there are other ways of handling things yeah but very present my voice really represents my voice because he talks about the things that affect youth. and he's a youth he talks about unemployment education or option despite this

supports a book the one enjoys especially among young people mainly because beatle campolo present during the seventies government seems to have a different perspective of the margin politician who is also bottling christened charges in court does the. moment and i don't think it is largely that that he's even viewed as the president to be or of course there's been a lot of framing around events are on him. by his p.r. group and on his. way he's been portrayed largely as a victim but this is just a fleeting moment it will probably pass. but the wine was voted to parliament last year in a by election where he defeated four challengers including one backed by president must've in. less than two years in office this singer has been strongly critical of governments. anyone who is

a serious political needs to sit back and evaluate that quote is what the wayne rip presented when he talks about people power you know what is he trying to say. there any weight in the words that he's expressing to us today right and shouldn't the president get keyed on. the rig a star has enjoyed more than fifteen years of a success formulas a car you avoid he sees making it in entertainment has been an uphill struggle but challenging a government that has been in power for forty two years could prove to be his biggest struggle yet. italy's new populist government is demanding that the european union changed. the rules governing the rescue of migrants and seen in two thousand and fifteen the e.u. agree that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would

be disembarked in italy but rome is now insisting other e.u. nations must also start taking in migrants if not italy is threatening to close its ports to any vessel carrying migrants and refugees almost fifty thousand lives have been saved off the libyan coast since the e.u. mission code named safina started migrants from africa and the middle east who set out on a dangerous journey to europe were pulled to safety and brought to italian ports as initially agreed by all countries involved in the mission a success story but not for italy's new populist government is now threatening to close its ports to the saffir mission unless ships are allowed to dock in other neighboring countries instead. after today's meeting in vienna it was clear there would be no quick fix. soon that that is the political will to explore practical sustainable solutions will it be short of this implication would it be relocation

of the disembarkation we will be it will be other options we will explore all possible sustainable options. operation saffir was launched to crack down on people smuggling in the mediterranean and judging from the numbers arriving by sea the mission is a success two years ago more than three hundred sixty thousand migrants trust the mediterranean so far this year less than seventy thousand have attempted the trip. however italy's new populist government is seeking to clamp down on crossings via the mediterranean route. so we do think that this is a genuine european responsibility right so be done with the everywhere in europe we talk about it well wonderful occasion to show it changed the mandate of the mission would require a unanimous decision by all member states so far no other e.u. country has offered to open any of its ports to the syfy emission. our sports news

now is day four of the u.s. open in new york and some of the big names have booked their spots in the third round the fifth seed into time wimbledon champion petra could tova had a tough start against china as you have fun wang but the czech player eased through the second set to beat her opponent seven five six three germany's angelica care but had a rough ride in her match against johana larsen of sweden after winning the opening set the number four seed dropped the second before recovering in the decider to move into the next round six two five seven six four and in the men's tournament he hung showing the twenty three seed from south korea crashed out in three sets he was beaten by world number eighty four mikhail. are going to talk about some flying fish now the u.s. state of utah has revealed its latest method for replacing trout stocks in its high mountain lakes a take a look what you're seeing here a fish being dropped from a specially fitted airplane from about fifty meters above the water now despite the

likely shot for the fish experts say that more than ninety five percent of them survive the fall and they say it's less stressful than the traditional method a long horseback ride in sloshing containers up a mountain trail. all right you're up to date with news i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see that. nico is in germany to learn german. polish beneath. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free pass for a v.w. dealer in course nico speak.

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