this is news live from berlin the death toll climbs in indonesia more than eight hundred people are now confirmed dead after friday's earthquake and tsunami on the island of snow with officials are warning the final figure out could be in the thousands also coming up. the german chancellor attacks donald trump accusing him of undermining the united nations and contradicted trump's words in the u.n. speech last week that called for an end to globalization. and go to the top of the bundesliga recovering from two goals down against me because of the willing

comeback victory. if you money welcome to the program the death toll from a major earthquake the triggered a tsunami on the indonesian island of pseudo west sea has risen to more than eight hundred the country's vice president has warned that number could soar into the thousands hospitals are struggling to cope with the injured and large parts of the city are in ruins. he combing through the rubble for victims the dead and those who might have survived the collapse to tell them pub the city has been one focus of the efforts dozens were reportedly still trapped inside. while evacuations by plane have been underway for those fortunate to have survived this dual disaster. some were injured as an earthquake sent buildings tumbling

others as tsunami waves pummeled the shore. the destruction has left people without food and water in the areas hardest hit. authorities are attempting to provide enough aid and supplies but the damage to infrastructure has slowed their efforts. witnesses have described the moment the seven point five magnitude earthquake struck. when the quake hit i was doing my shopping suddenly everything went dark and the walls started falling around us it was horrible. most confirmed so far from the city of palo a provincial capital on sulawesi island but reports remain sparse from outlying areas such as dongarra a region close to the earthquake's epicenter and home to some three hundred thousand people. we're expecting

a rise in the number of dead even though we would hope the figures remain the same . one. considering the conditions are there that are bodies and identified as well as victims buried beneath the ruins but there are also remote areas yet to be reached even. now authorities are facing questions over whether disaster warnings were sufficient indonesia's disaster mitigation spokesman tweeted this video saying it shows how people were at the beach as the tsunami waves rolled then with no sirens going off. officials are being criticized for allegedly lifting a tsunami warning too soon possibly leading to a greater loss of life along the coast. correspondent mass weldon in jakarta now joins us for more on this story so much have just heard in our story that authorities are facing criticism over the apparent failure to want people of the

tsunami will anybody be held accountable. well that remains to be saying but certainly the mayor logical agency has come in quite a lot of criticism due to the fact that it was mentioned that around half an hour after a tsunami warning was issued it was then lifted as mentioned there was no sirens meaning that there were still people on the base however this is because electricity had already been caught up off because of the earthquake now authorities in a defensive said that well actually the tsunami warning was lifted off the tsunami already heat the problem being that the communications have been cut out to have this sort of speaks to a larger problem which is that. early detection systems in indonesia for things are . perhaps inadequate to the void that was used to monitor. two or three hundred kilometers away from. in actual fact it was it would have been

difficult for parties to determine the risk of the tsunami anyways and max unfortunately the death toll is rising. seems the confirmed deaths in the city of. what do we know about other areas. well indeed even in the update today from the disaster management agency. provided of. still predominantly from the from power as far as we understand because access to and other more remote areas that were close to the epicenter of the earthquake and closer to where the tsunamis and usually here. have been unable to be accessed or communicated with because of severe damage to infrastructure and communications infrastructure as well certainly as the search effort rescue efforts continue.

and there would be an increase in the casualties. nevertheless there have been some reports that. two areas. yes they know official word from the management agency or other authorities on this and briefly max it seems that focus is also shifting on what to do with the dead the government announcing that mass burials will be conducted to avoid the spread of disease what's the situation on the ground right now. certainly yes it does seem fairly and still quite chaotic certainly there's been reports of a prison outbreak which occurred as the tsunami hit. subsequently been a riot there is also. because people are so desperate for food and water as well as medical supplies. given the level of damage the military there

stablished the fuel hospital and parties are doing their best to people. we face food supplies etc however of course it does seem to be an extremely difficult situation for authorities to manage and you know we're seeing some fairly shocking things like this emerging. thank you thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a powerful typhoon is lashing the japanese mainland threatening a region still reeling from the storm last month high winds and heavy rainfall have halted and train services in parts of the country three hundred thousand homes are without power authority as have ordered the evacuation of more than half a million people. don't eons of voting in a landmark referendum to decide whether to add the word north to the country's name

making it the republic of north it's a tweak that could settle a decades long dispute with neighboring greece which is a province called macedonia the result could pave the way to nato and e.u. membership. an egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal fatah posted a video online in which she spoke out about sexual harassment in egyptian society amnesty international have condemned the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice german chancellor angela merkel has attacked u.s. president donald trump accusing him of undermining the united nations last week trump used his second address to the assembly to criticize multilateralism saying each country must look out for its own interests speaking at a joint appearance with the various state premiers on sunday that one trump against destroying the u.n.

she said trump was dangerous and a stronger europe is needed. right now what does europe need to do as a result of fact it means that europe needs to defend its own interests in the global community but only if we have a common foreign and security policy. with the chancellor in bavaria and she joins us now michela how strong and how unprecedented was the chancellor's attack on president trump. but we've seen or heard talk about this before particular concern of the destruction of a multilateral order it certainly is one of the more vocal criticisms towards washington that we've seen in the past and it clearly shows that the german chancellor is trying to put on the record specifically her concern as she said of destroying something without having anything to replace it we also saw the german foreign minister in new york at the u.n.

general assembly this week and he's right now for the german government together with other willing countries forging something he refers to as a coalition of multilateral list so certainly germany wants to take some responsibility here too if the united nations remains as it is right now at least be able to have something to replace it with so the multilateral world order that's basically the order we all live in right now isn't lost beyond repair but we can't know what's behind these remarks german foreign policy or i mean is it difficult relationship with president. well it's an open secret really that they don't see eye to eye and we saw during that g seven meeting as well as her previous visits to washington that there's no love lost between the two leaders very different outlook on the world and to put it mildly

a very different style of government so germany seems to choose certain degree resigned itself to the fact that diplomatic business but also straight business is more difficult or cannot be done with this presidency and the chance of stress here that she was very glad that there was something called the euro currency and the european union which shields germany which of course has a very strong automotive industry something that donald trump has already targeted . industry what he wants to potentially see sanctions and that is something she sees as to be averted but only through europe and that's really the message she wants to his home in her home here today together with the prime candidate for sister party here but which is fighting pretty much for his political reputation over the coming weeks political editor in bavaria thank you.

now sit atop the bundesliga table after overcoming a vocals and in a thrilling match up the black and yellows went into the game after thrashing seven week although leverkusen provided a much stand a test run got the job done but it wasn't easy. the average age of boredom starting lineup was just twenty three and a half years and the young team had their troubles against feisty for clues in the ninth minute lucas solaria from mitchell visor for the early his first goal of the season helped by passive defending from dartmouth and. the visitors defense was struggling and leave accusing made them pay when dortmund failed to clear the ball jonathan tucker took advantage of the situation and doubled the lead just like with the first goal woman bookie had no chance.

to look clueless at halftime but his team up their game after the break marco royce tested lucas red at speed and jacob oram larsen tapped it in. the leverkusen keeper impressive but he had no chance on the rebound. dortmund kept up the pressure jaden sanchez came on and set up boyce two two all up for grabs dortmund's captain with his fourth goal of the seas. leave accusing were struggling and packer captain came off the bench to complete the comeback his second goal for dortmund in his second game. was in injury time the hosts put it all on the line but our cattle raced away and scored again for at the end of a crazy game. the old. michael hellish and his squad drop important points dortmund on the other hand showed their

mental strength and topped the table after a strong comeback i. want to see next is probably one of the biggest biggest most bizarre own goals ever it featuring straight guts win against fed up women and stripped and went ahead in the first half thanks to a goal from. anastasio sternness but they almost threw it away and i mean this literally when goalkeeper one robot sila failed to deal with his teammates throwing an embarrassing blunder for the keeper but luckily for him he's still mates came to the rescue and gonzalo cuss for missing a late goal to give to a two one victory. for a while china is gearing up to celebrate the country's national day on october first hundreds of thousands of every day lights displaying the colors of china's national flag were lit up in several cities throughout the country on friday night

this year marks the sixty ninth anniversary of the founding of the people's republic and for decades since china adopted a policy of reform and. openness to words the outside world. it watching the news live from berlin wall coming up the top of the hour thank you for watching. and the. first day of school in the jungle. or first cloning lots of them in the door as grand the moment arrives illegally joining a regular jane on her journey back to freedom to move in our interactive documentary during the run to ten returns home to the long t.w. don't come to tanks.