this is news coming to you live from berlin desperation deepens in indonesia as the death toll surges to more than twelve hundred following last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami people wait for news of their loved ones and relatives and they recall the horror of the moment when the earthquake struck. when the ground started moving i went outside. ones when the whole street rose up anything it was like and we were swept away i mean never feel that special report from our

correspondent on the ground also coming up as labor shortages loom in germany draw also a new plan to make the country attractive to skilled workers from other countries. plus drugs crime and punishment beatings we have an exclusive undercover report from what's become known as europe's most dangerous and violent refugee camp on the greek island of less force. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program indonesia has raised the number of dead after last week's earthquake and tsunami to more than twelve hundred survivors meanwhile are beginning to grow angry at the government's response to the disaster they say authorities are being too slow to send aid to areas outside the main town of pallu and that they're running short of food fuel and other a sense. boston heartache reports the government has begun air lifting some

survivors to safety. all they want is to get out. some of them have been waiting for days at the airport to get on one of the planes that are bringing in the aid. indonesia's on forces are constantly airlifting in relief goods things that people here need most water food medication most of all and on the way back they're taking those who are desperately waiting to leave old people people or injured people who've lost their homes women and small children. and going to let you know mia. i'm going in and i'm about to give birth. given moment i heard that it's difficult to still get treatment at the hospital here so i have to go into a bigger city. in the city rescue workers find new bodies every day.

the earthquake has extinguished entire neighborhood. this is the end of a landslide that's about two kilometers long and that was caused by the earthquake and to understand the sheer force that was unleashed you just have to look at that building up there because that previously wasn't here but some one hundred meters down in that direction it was swept here by the moving soil now there are still some five hundred people believed to be buried here and a lot of the people over here on this side have lost relatives right here and they're waiting for them to be found. when lost his mother his brother and his nephew when saw the earth did too swirling or. that. when the ground started moving i went outside. and the whole street rose up and it was like a wing and we were swept away. it was like a whole opening up and then slamming shut again.

it would take its residents a long time to recover from what was destroyed in just a matter of seconds. and some. may never. report. well let's cross now straight over to jakarta international red cross coordinator hosny is standing by sir what are your aid workers telling you about the situation on the ground the situation it's really get past that you know knowing that this search and rescue continues we know all and our red cross volunteers and stuff have been supporting the government with and rescue yes they did some of our volunteer travel around the navy in what if they would affected whole. and they flung thirty four dead bodies who

identified. who were doing bible camping in the area in the brief all you know me. the pictures we're seeing there is of devastation reports from the city of dongola suggest that residents there are angry with the government's response to the disaster how difficult is it getting aid to people affected by the quake and tsunami. the road out there has not been easy at all i thin day from day international red cross we have been supporting and crime to bring. relief items to affected areas but unfortunately the airport was closed and all through the land road with not easy and there was a lot of local i like going on and these bikes go up we keep them in a lot of relief items yes that is and it might have it might be

a right being in the next couple of days from jakarta can you give us an idea of the scale of the red cross' response to the disaster what aid is needed most. we have to float one in two hundred volunteers on the ground no mobilized neighboring province if knowing that. their air flight is not easy. to team to operate by due to ports on medical we have had a medical. doctor if they are providing treatment to injured people and effective people on the ground and also our team gulf of providing water there drinking water to the community if it effected i know by then the. white truck to the f.a.a. . so are you satisfied with the international community's response to the

disaster. what we're trying to do our best to provide support. and although we have to acknowledge that they challenge a man in the red one we've been trying to bring and i think what. people but we're trying our best to you great become a need in time. thank you so much for talking with us that was the international red cross coordinator who's new talking to us from jakarta. thank you for having me . now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees has withdrawn some of its international staff from gaza the body said it was concerned for their security after its workers were threatened during protests against job cuts the u.s. recently stopped funding the agency leading to massive budgetary shortfalls. and

rallies marking one year since come alone is failed referendum to split from spain have ended in clashes between separatists and police in barcelona earlier pro independence protesters held citizens and rallies across the region last year's vote was held in defiance of the spanish government and many of the organizers are now behind bars. germany's coalition government has reached an agreement on immigration reforms designed to make the country more attractive to skilled workers from around the world make the ideal is a first step towards a more open migration lall it will put the german economy workforce needs and immigrants qualifications at the center of the immigration policy the plan will continue to treat asylum seekers and economic migrants differently but could allow greater flexibility for refugees who successfully integrate in germany. well for more of this agreement we're joined by our political correspondent hans pont so hans what's new in this proposed immigration bill. two aspects of the new on the

one hand there is more of. a possibility of moving from the asylum side of coming in to germany to becoming more official officially accepted in germany and on the other hand this official acceptance in june is going to become easier for people that are currently outside germany also of the european union and want to come and work if they have the required skills in the required language language performance germany currently does not have a comprehensive immigration law but rather just a patchwork of policies that many say are not coherent are we witnessing the current government developing this more comprehensive approach is i think you can say that this is the first step to a more comprehensive approach german the german economy is doing very well at the moment and it does need a lot of skilled workers and these are not available within germany in recent years

they've come mostly from the european union obviously that is not a problem of toll but that migration from the group of european union to germany is also. being reduced germany need skilled workers and it's not going to try and make it a lot easier for people from outside the european union actually to come to germany now the governing coalition has also announced a deal that should prevent a ban on diesel cars in major german cities that could have been imposed it seems the government is no help being able to work together the three parties in the coalition government they've not been very harmonious to date are we seeing are we seeing a new way of working well i mean that's been under a lot of pressure all this bickering within the government of the pa six months or so has led to the polls showing that the governing party is a very very doing very badly in public stand in the public standing and they ought

to regional elections coming up in germany this. in bavaria and in the state of so the government needs to prove that it can in fact govern that it can get things done and these two decisions that were taken during the night are an indication of that or an attempt to indicate that and thank you so much for in our political correspondent hans blunt. and as you mentioned there are a diesel deal has also been reached by the government will have more on that in our business news with helena now conditions at the morea refugee camp on the greek island of less false have been described as holing more than eight thousand people are crammed into a facility built to hold just three thousand miles and prostitution are commonplace but in recent months the criminal activities appear to have taken on a new quality people dare say they are being terrorized by militants from islamic state who have begun to arrive from syria. and material murder went to the camp to

investigate. the bloody attack in camp moria last may suspected isis members were apparently the driving force several were injured severely some attack as well rested. when they attack it's about twenty of them who got up on the. we stayed with metal by. the mercy of this. the same slogans that isis members will is great isis will remain and expand. at the. last minute escape from iraq to lesbos he lifted directly next to the isis group before he fled the camp in fear for his life. many other residents of the camp tell us a similar story they are still fanatic. about stealing if you're not it's not i can't with you i cannot do i know what they have spies everywhere.

we want to see what's. really going on inside the kind of fun. thank you we're not allowed in so two former presidents go in for us and take a hidden camera with them. morea it's like a lawless slum eight thousand refugees live here and the inhumane conditions in jail say the campus increasingly being controlled by criminal gangs there stop a cafe run by abdul and. he's one of the group's ringleaders hash crystal meth pills you can buy anything here our informants tell us the man behind the coffee machine is one of apple s henchmen. reda is one of our informants he leads us to level three of the camp apparently under isis control the group consists of about fifty men independent sources confirmed that fifty in a camp of eight thousand. traces of violence we recognize this window from the video footage showed us earlier. here isis graffitti

on the wall apparently the group feels so safe that it claims an entire zone within the camp as its own greater fear for his life here now he lives in safety inus own apartment was hot he choked me and praised a blight to my throat told his friends to come and he said hold him down so i can slit his throat. of the. other plans to export terror from inside the camp to europe the fact that they openly professed membership speaks against that meanwhile german security staff confirm they have information about isis affiliates in camp moria. but what are greek authorities and the police doing to stop the violence. the greek ministry for migration policy refused an interview they say they're too busy to provide a spokesperson the police to remain silent if the camp unless both closes down as

the governor of the region recently stated it's uncertain what will happen to the violent gang sources say that some of the alleged isis leaders have already made it to athens. and you can find out more about what's going on in the morea refugee camp on our web site just go to the media center there dot com. now the pop star turned politician known as bob the wind has been hailed as the new face of uganda's opposition with his message of hope freedom an inclusive fatigue he's built a large following especially among the country's younger generation but he's seen as a minute spy longtime president you're wearing a seventy one was arrested on treason charges and says he was tortured while in detention in an exclusive interview with t w one describes his vision for a free uganda. where. he has legions of fans. both as a pop star and since winning

a parliamentary seat last year as an independent candidate robert giuliani sometimes known to fans as bobby wine is a powerful opposition voice in uganda especially among young people frustrated by president yoweri museveni. who want to live in a country where you will and all of us have. no much doubt you are try out one knows you know what which from many who come from that's a country one where i was just as gun free to say if you know where i'd be doing up to think about it give you about you know is that why you vision for uganda but most importantly want to have the freedom to even imagine all those things because now it seems like we're not allowed to. wine's outspoken criticism of the government has landed him in trouble he's been arrested and says he was badly

beaten in custody he's currently awaiting trial on what he calls trumped up charges of treason and one you know. it scares me of course everybody wants to you know. live peacefully i understand but again when i think about this. through the eyes of oppression that we've already undergone then there's nothing to fear i mean more we. decide to gain our freedom or to be slaves wherever. named the ghetto president mine has a big following among the urban poor and unemployed. he is calling for president in seventy to retire he insists he does not have presidential ambitions. i think the question of the presidency is dave barger ninety this should not be renewed. to

a single person i've said it before and i'll say it again that this is not about me it's about all of us and we need all of us each one needs to play their part i'm not surprised that this is not just my message it is our message. to my jury to over us who feel oppressed and yes i feel like it is increasingly cutting across there are many great people that have come before me they have sent the same message i'm only adding my voice and i'm sure many will come up to me is one of us keeps being one and they may be irish and they will come to this became a musical celebrities three songs that tackled issues such as poverty and corruption today even still using his music to combine ugandans to demand political freedom but they seem to you chuck. soccer star cristiana ronaldo who's being sued in the united states by a woman who claims to portuguese player raped her in two thousand and nine she says

the assault occurred in run all those penthouse suite in the last biggest palms hotel the woman bringing the cases the team of the players quote fixers tricked her into keeping quiet for a payment of three hundred seventy five thousand dollars for an order denies any assault and says the allegations are false. now by munich they're coming off of bad blunders legal weak having drawn it home to sport and lost on the road and looking to find their groove in their champions league match tonight but they face a stern test against a dutch club with a deep history. when it rains it pours the clouds are hanging over by munich after a bad spell and the mood at training match the weather some stern faces run show is by employing a recovery from a dreadful showing that it's about len ill timed tackles a lack of urgency and

a defense all the same it has a cruise to it to know went on friday despite the setback coach nico covert she's the head of the clash with iraq's. suppose you have to stay positive after a draw and a defeat you can't just throw everything it's a question when things were going well the forehand there was optimism among every single player and also myself and the expectation is that we will win our coming games. and robin will expect to play against his fellow dutchman as buy and look for a creative spot clearly lacking in the last week. the game at the allianz arena gives five time winners buy on the chance to make it two victories from two in the champions league but four times when his eye x. will be tough customers and believe they can spring a surprise. it would just be calm and believe in our qualities you know we'll be very. because buying these one of the best teams on the board and for sure can do

that for. champions league to be champion but we need to. to believe in our philosophy by and face a tricky obstacle in that bid to rediscover their best form. so business is no helena and she's looking at the future of diesel in germany that's right the future of diesel potentially decided last night six hours of late night talks and wrangling. a deal has been reached germany's governing coalition has agreed on a plan to prevent diesel powered vehicles from being banned in the country's most polluted cities details all to be released later and are expected to cash incentives to replace older models as well as retrofit calls for adoption in diesel pollution ramps up in the wake of the diesel a crisis when it's emerged that a number of german car makers were producing vehicles which pumped out emissions well above legal levels chancellor angela merkel probably hadn't counted on

a meeting that would go on into the night she and transport minister and today i show you how to aim to avoid new bans on diesel cars but it took more than six hours before the three coalition partners were able to agree on a compromise so far they've revealed little about its contents but it does seem merkel got her way the concept is reportedly intended to stop cities from banning access to older diesel vehicles that had been gaining momentum hamburg has closed off to roads because of increased nitrogen oxide emissions and other cities such as stuttgart and frankfurt had already threatened to impose large scale driving bans car owners are worried use diesel is have lost much of their resale value this is about five years old driven less than fifty thousand kilometers not long ago it would have been a highly desirable used car but the problem is it only meets an older environmental standard threatened by the new driving benz. these look these are since the diesel

prices prices have taken a tumble to be able to sell them they had to be reduced by several thousand euros. but even a discounted diesel isn't much help for drivers hoping to get to work in the city center the government placed its hopes in a technical solution retrofitting diesel engines a car like the seattle could be equipped with what's known as an s.c.r. catalytic converter manufacturers could reportedly cover most of the conversion costs but it's not clear this was in the agreement. the manufacturers of these retrofit systems have to guarantee this will not lead to engine damage carmakers will not pay for that. on the market they opt to stock on the thing that could leave them open to huge costs another approach the government has been investigating would be premiums for owners of older diesels to buy new models that could reportedly amount to as much as ten thousand euros per car but what is

actually in the agreement will only become known later in the day. so for more on this let's get the latest with our correspondent in frankfurt. we just heard that one approach would be premiums for as a whole the diesels to buy new models we're talking ten thousand euros per car without enough to take care of the problem. ten thousand euro sounds really great but it isn't actually that much considering how much of a bargain discount you can usually get at new car sales and of course you won't get ten thousand for a small sized car that will only be for premium cars french carmaker renault has already said this morning that they will offer these kind of premium so that shows how how easy this is and it's already been tried before in twenty seventeen pretty much the same offer was made to diesel owners and it only got about two hundred

thousand people to switch and trade in their cars so that wasn't that successful because most people won't be able to afford a new car despite these premiums they're going to have to look at retrofitting at getting their their car fixed and they won't be willing to pay that believing that car makers are really the ones who are responsible for making our era dirty and the other options on the table. long term all of this isn't going to be enough we're going to have to think rethink that mobility and tiredly the problem is if we have less diesel we're likely to have more fuel cars and that will mean more rise in c o two once again which the e.u. is also trying to put its thumb down on so that doesn't take care of the problem we're going to have to look at more electric cars and car makers german car makers have them lined up but most of them aren't ready for a market yet the industry is terribly slow moving and even the ones

that are in the market are pretty expensive and the infrastructure is difficult for people who want to buy an electric car they often can't find a charging station nearby so they're not going to buy one right now financial correspondent. in frankfurt and. paris made to show opens today with electric. calls set to go on the mass market is a chance to see what will soon arrive in showrooms dima c.r.d. to ship presented the key you see the car makers first all electric vehicle it goes on sale next year the new factories have invested billions the new battery production has regulators clamped down on vehicle emissions but analysts worry consumers aren't willing to pay more in volume a lecture calls with concerns about range and those lack of charging the cities. now could cryptocurrency be the secret to saving venezuela's ailing economy

president nicolas maduro hopes so and on monday he marked the official launch of the petro venezuela's state sponsored cryptocurrency is based on the same technology as record and backed by the country's energy reserves by though lauded the move saying it put his country on the walls tech forefront the move has its fair share of critics though they say it's unlikely to help the country deal with its crippling hyperinflation. and just reminded of the top story we're following for you indonesia has raised the death toll from last week's earthquake to more than twelve hundred survivors meanwhile have begun looting shops of food often not eating for several days people in town such as dongola have criticized the government's response to this disaster tsunami. and watching the w.'s from abroad and plenty more coming up at the top of the hour see you then.

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