this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin in turkey says investigators will search for the missing journalist inside the saudi consulate in istanbul and this c.c.t.v. image taken outside the building is reportedly the last of the exciting off a dissident journalist who is now missing the saudis have denied that he was mud and. also coming up. the brutal rape and murder of

a television journalist in bulgaria a death has sparked international concern over press safety in the corruption prone e.u. country. and a landmark ruling in spain a court finds a doctor guilty of stealing a newborn baby during the franco dictatorship but fails to convict him we look at what this means for thousands of mothers who lost their babies. lost in the next sixty minutes a female comic gets laughs as she tackles to boost india travel to the north you're in for a new grumpy rude. she makes light of difficult issues that for many in india and north laughing matter. and diesels death of course in berlin rules in favor of a battle in parts of the german capital.

helen a very warm welcome to. turkey a seventy search inside the saudi consulate in istanbul for a missing cell the journalist the u.n. human rights office is deeply concerned about the disappearance of jamal one week ago today the washington post has published what it says is the last forty graph of its missing sound the contributor the surveillance camera image shows the fifty nine year old walking into the saudi consulate in the turkish city of a week ago turkish officials say he was murdered inside the building a clear saudi arabia denies. i'm joined now from istanbul by our correspondent on who we are the washington post about for you today what more can you tell us about the context of this picture well indeed these security camera images seem to be the last images showing the journalist

alive before entering the saudi consulate here in istanbul the images have a date and a time. quarter past one pm so exactly a week ago he was going to the consulate to obtain some documents related to his upcoming marriage and his fiance a turkish lady says she was waiting for him outside the front entrance for a couple of hours actually but he never reemerged and she is indeed the only witness to his disappearance inside now turkish officials said they fear that he was killed inside the consulate building the saudis on the other hand deny these accusations as baseless but they on the other hand have not provided any evidence that she left the building again after entering and the united nations is calling on board turkey and saudi arabia to investigate a disappearance turkey presumably is already doing so.

well the turkish foreign ministry said the investigation is continuing intensely and that saudi authorities now granted turkish investigators permission to enter the consulate building and to conduct their research there the big question is of course what can police what kind of evidence can they still find in that building because now officials have also confirmed reports about fifteen saudi nationals who arrived in two different planes and who entered the building after he did on october second and these people are somehow connected to to his disappearance so turkish police are now trying to identify these fifteen people who have also been a cold death squads basically so there are a lot of questions saudi arabia needs to answer now and this is exactly what turkey's president raja type of add on demands now let's listen to what he had to say. consulate officials cannot save themselves by saying that he left the

building. have a camera. if he left you have to prove it with footage. of the turkish authorities where he is should also ask what happened to those he spoke with. well so details about the investigation are trickling in the now but we are still waiting really for turks investigators to address the press and to table the evidence and you know how much attention is this case attracting in turkey. well this case is really a mystery captivating people here in turkey but world right really and we know that human rights activists supporters and friends have gathered today again in front of the saudi consulate demanding a thorough investigation indeed mystical talk she's disappearance has shed

a light on saudi arabia's crackdown on dissent and if this killing is indeed true if it is confirmed it would mark a stunning escalation of saudi arabia's effort to silence any dissent that's what basically human rights activists are saying here. thank you very much for that update. in bulgaria police say they have detained of romanian man and are checking his alibi as they investigate the rape and monteux off t.v. presenter victoria mind over the country is facing intense international scrutiny over the crime police say they're considering all possible scenarios so far there's no evidence that her mother is linked to her reporting on the alleged misuse of funds in bulgaria she's a third journalist investigating corruption to be killed in the european union in less than a year. mourners honoring murdered journalist victoria marian

over outside a church in the capital sofia. in the journalist's hometown roost say hundreds turned out laying flowers and lighting candles in her memory. mary novas body was left in a park near the river danube after she'd been brutally beaten raped and strangled i feel pain from anger and so many more from the i can explain. it's so confusing how someone could go out for jogging and never come back because he's so very young on one. hand he's mature and. it was this was the last time the thirty year old appeared on t.v. a show featured interviews with investigative journalists who reported on alleged corruption in infrastructure projects involving european union funds authorities say there's nothing to link her death to her work. release which

a news crew trauma knew were not excluding a spontaneous assault and were not excluding a premeditated assault. one thing is clear the murder was committed with great brutality and cruelty. but with bulgaria currently ranked the lowest of all e.u. members when it comes to press freedom someone is here are convinced the act was politically motivated the european commission says it expects a thorough investigation into mary novus killing. and we now go live to sofia and to us and he's a journalist and founder of the investigative news website be vall we say you are the no victoria line nobody gave your investigations a platform on her t.v. show what do you make of. hello. want to say the first that not only victoria but all the team of for t.v.

and in this. we care about. some connections with and they offered us all gave us a platform and to convert our investigations into the four marks. the first the first t.v. show victoria and in the last and the last one was devoted to our last investigations concerning so-called grand corruption scheme with all of his sins of millions of euro forms. which are which we revealed in the syria investigation since we haven't finished. so you must be a dick you must be deeply saddened by her death as well as. they sad now but do you or your colleagues fearfully own safety now after this mudda. yes sure because. we had the information not to go.

very serious and sensitive information that we are under danger. to the suspected diaries which exposed in our investigations they're discussing some sharp. actions against the team of people. we gave the information abroad because we don't believe will guarantee or at least we can see they're dumb or were overflowing. with bulgarian mafia and these high level corruption look. but do we but actually we we have never expected that the victoria or the courts from given to became some victims so we we can say that it's it's connected but the fact is that t.v. and is the only media in bulgaria nevertheless that it's

a regional media that gave the tribune and their. end to investigate or our investigations concerning this very level corruption the scheme the only media will hear it now give us an idea of the scale of fraud and corruption but a bug area that you're investigating you talk about high level corruption what do you mean by high level. i mean this corruption scheme is connected either with. people in power. and the people in or in in in organized crime and we revealed that and it's collected. and we've organized crime we. already dark it groups we're going to borger in but an international connection for the governor and people in bulgarian government so. let's say that the government trying minister.

to appeal people who are in the government to resign until the investigation about these corruption scheme is going to get strong saw a couple of. clerks in the government and. people who are working in the in the different government levels they're not in active work now the because of the appeal of prime minister through clearing out of there. so it doesn't have it at they highlight is what i investigate sions are showing us in a yard on our agendas and founder of the investigative news website began thank you for talking to. time now for business and ben joins me and is this the death of diesel it's definitely starting sound like that amrita berlin court has ruled in favor of banning older more polluting diesel vehicles in

parts of the city he aim is to improve air quality for emissions scandal has thrust the impact of dirty diesels into the spotlight with other countries on the verge of banning them altogether. germany's motorists don't know which way to turn nitrogen oxide emissions have breached legal limits in seventy major towns and cities but which of them intends to ban diesels from their city centers and which cars will be affected politicians are devouring at the so-called these all summit a week ago they agreed with car makers that they would clean their diesels up but just how they'll do it remains an open question and the needed measures are not legally enforceable anyway. the only thing that certain is that anyone driving a diesel can't be sure they'll still be allowed to drive it in german cities. cities are imposing restrictions or plan to in countries including germany denmark

sweden norway britain belgium the netherlands france italy spain and greece. some countries like denmark and norway want to completely ban all petrol and diesel cars from their roads it's a response to data which shows nearly four hundred thousand europeans a year dying premature deaths because of particulate pollution auto emissions contribute to that and e.u. wide limits have been in force since two thousand and eight but hardly anyone's enforce them yet the auto industry is far too important an employer especially in germany now the wind has changed brussels is now insisting that emissions limits be effectively enforced pressuring governments and automakers alike but the question is whether these diesel bound spark a concerted shift towards electric vehicles and other than alternatives. another bad day for equities the international monetary fund cutting its global growth

forecast down from four percent to three point seven it cites trade tensions and rising interest rates you know it's been coming at the annual meeting of the i.m.f. and world bank in indonesia of all places. the world's financial leaders did not receive an open armed welcome to the areas i.m.f. chief christine lagarde promised to supply funds. so that today and i agree. to. go. soon after it was back to the usual order of business with the release of the i.m.f. places reports on the act look for global growth the spot between the world's top two economies drawing consequences not withstanding the present the man momentum in the us we have downgraded its twenty nineteen growth forecast owing to the recently enacted tariffs on a wide range of imports from china and china's retaliation china's expected twenty

nine thousand growth is also marked down. another factor worrying economists is the rise in global debt in the last decade average national borrowings have risen from around a third of economic output to more than half. that it's an especially big concern for emerging economies many of which have seen money leave as a result of a rise in interest rates. with economic titans at loggerheads and developing countries under pressure the threats to global growth appear very real. me well. you will be one point. the people spoke out meeting april was two point five so a reduction. of course the.

economy. polls were right in the middle of. well the reaction on the market. that down again was also down he was. one dollar fourteen a mother anything on the market government bombed. us. what's playing a role here in the us economy you where the big not great yeah well. tell me what the natural people would like to see happening a design it may. well of course some sort of common ground let's not forget one hundred eighty nine nations are coming together in bali or the finance ministers

and chiefs of central banks of one hundred eighty nine countries most of them multilateralist many of them globalists so this is an opportunity to really talk about a common set of rules and it's also likely that germany. will try to play the role of a mediator here by plan the chief of the bundesbank our top central bank a reserve bank i hear germany gave an interview to reuters on his flight to bali where he not only criticize the americans and their trade policies he also asked for referral forms terms of intellectual property he demands that distortions be reduced by state owned companies and state subsidies and this is obviously emma at . china the country where the state plays such an important role in the economy and it is a call of course by yes white one to look at all the sides of the conflict and to take all the different interests into consideration just dawsons and downgrades

thank you comrade. and just briefly turkey has announced a plan to combat spiraling inflation it's calling on private firms to slash prices by least ten percent across the board the government also announcing a halt on energy price hikes until the end of the year and an acceleration of sales tax rebates firms that export goods can apply for loans with low interest rates to his inflation rate rose to nearly twenty five percent last month and the currency crisis is simple there are politics i thought i read it with some breaking news that's right ben news coming in from the united states says america's ambassador to the united nations has resigned media reports in the u.s. if president donald trump has accepted the resignation of nikki haley we have of course more on this breaking news story as soon as more details become available but just to recap nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations has resigned and donald trump has accepted her

resignation ok moving now to spain in a bin for a chapter in the country's recent past has been reopened with a court case focusing on babies still enduring the franco dictatorship a doctor has been found guilty of stealing a newborn infant and passing it on to another couple though he escaped conviction as judges said the plaintiff waited too long to bring her case tens of thousands of babies are thought to have taken been taken during the franco years in the tally a bomb i heard from one mother trying to find her son still an almost fifty years ago. every day d'aloisio comes to the cemetery in toddy's with her daughter she couldn't stand to watch her son's grave be examined on her own is he really buried here she gave birth to him in one thousand nine hundred seventy but saw him only for a few seconds before he was taken from her. phone of the middle of

a nurse later came out of the newborn's room and told me that my child had died period just like that. did he really die or did the hospital sell him in counties alone dozens of families have applied to have grave sites exuma bones closed and guards are carefully removed and are then analyzed by experts and geneticists. six families have already determined their children are not varied in this graveyard as they were told. in spain stealing newborns was an instrument of repression in the one nine hundred forty s. the franco dictatorship punished its political opponents that way. the practice continued long after spain became a democracy in the late one nine hundred seventy s. . it was a lucrative business for maternity clinics which sold the babies to childless

couples. the newspaper reported that some hospitals even kept corpses of newborns in cold storage they would bring them out as evidence of a baby's death whenever biological mothers showed up saying they did not believe the story. but only one case has ever gone to court that of enos. her evidence was enough for a lawsuit against a new out of ala a gynecologist from madrid he was accused of stealing. from her biological mother in one nine hundred sixty nine many families looking for their lost children showed up when the trial opened for them the case proved that the practice of stealing babies had been a bitter reality for thousands of people it is a nose make us it's no longer just my case it's now becoming clear that babies were stolen throughout spain unless he is less a man who weighed who we are going during the trial the eighty five year old defendant appeared confused he said he remembered nothing and denied any

responsibility. in his comments at the time sparked angry protests outside. he says that the doctor and his nurses who claim they know nothing that they're criminals. and. i'm not haitian finally admitted they still are children now the government will have to do something it can't come yet not know it . although it two out of the eight i was found guilty the court didn't convict him for his crime in this matter guys says chill appealed the decision. but they're going meanwhile back in caddies dolores ruiz still waits on tenterhooks for the results of the exhumation. when the public go home whenever my family comes together i feel there's something missing someone is missing here and i will never be able to fill this gap. even if he were still alive how would i be able to find

him now from where little. the first son is indeed buried here the noise ruiz says she would be heartbroken but at least it would give her closure she says and finally some peace of mind. we're now being updated with some other stories making news around the world a fire in a series of explosions have broken out at an arms depo in northern ukraine ten thousand people were evacuated after the incident around one hundred seventy kilometers from the capital kiev authorities also closed the airspace around the site it's the sixth major fire in three years at an ukrainian army depo. french an italian navy teams are working to contain an oil spill in the mediterranean the leak started when it uneasy and cypriot ship collided on sunday and the island of corsica no deaths or injuries are reported. in the

new u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has promised to be impartial and a team player after being sworn into office at the white house he said he had no bitterness of art as contentious confirmation process earlier president donald trump apologized to governor for the quote terrible pain and suffering he and his family endured. in india thirty four schoolgirls were taken to hospital after being beaten with sticks by a group of boys the assault happened in the eastern state of bihar over the weekend police are investigating and they've arrested ten people it's the latest incident of violence against women in the state in this report we have blurred the girls' faces to protect their identities. they've been doing what many children marriage do playing outside for the schoolgirls fun soon turned to horror. they were attacked by

a mob of boys from another school and according to local police the boy's mother. in all thirty four girls had to be treated in hospital aged between twelve and sixteen they were hit with sticks and on roads the reason they dared stand up to sexual harassment. lawyers were writing bad things on the wall and when we told them to stop they started beating us. with the girl's hair was pulled out and some were punched so they have swelling and external injuries nobody has any broken bones or internal injuries. the incident is all the more shocking because it happened here at the girl state run boarding school a school that caters to some of the area's poorest children. police say vulgar messages like these keep appearing on the school's walls because protestors and initially got rid of the boys by force but then the mob returned with

reinforcements but. the information gathered from the people there at the time was that the local boys were less in number and the girls were more a number for coming out there for the girls acted in self defense. the alleged perpetrators are imprisoned while police finish their investigation is now also a pick a security presence at the school but many say that's not enough they want more to be done to protect vulnerable girls in a country regarded as the world's most dangerous for women. you're watching the news coming up ahead india's comedy scene is shaken my allegations of sexual harassment with a female comic who tackles to and find out why for many it's no laughing matter. and we also have more on the breaking news coming in from the u.s. that nikki haley the u.s.

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agreement it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty years old. starts october twenty fourth. this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin i'm with. that we now bring you some breaking news u.s. media are reporting that nikki haley the united states ambassador to the united nations is to resign from her post healey has been the u.s. ambassador since january two thousand and seventeen she has yet to comment on the reports of her resignation but she's set to meet with president dollars from at the white house shortly that meeting is expected to be open to the press. for more let's draw in our washington correspondent my our shrader maya this news comes as a surprise do we know why and why and how. it's definitely

a surprise and the short answer is no we don't know why and why now this is really seems like shocked everyone in the administration it kind of harkens back to the the old days at the beginning of the trumpet ministration when it seemed like there was a person resigning every minute this really there was no lead up to this there was no open leaks reported strife between haley and the president although she is known as more of a moderate republican with in the cabinets and she is was also not a trump acolyte she wasn't someone who was on the trump bandwagon from the beginning of the campaign as many of his other cabinet officials are or have been so there's really it is a surprise to everyone there was no heads up that this was coming and it does leave us wondering why now we do know that she had just completed one month as the president of the u.n. security council and we are expecting any moment now her ship here in the oval

office with trump possibly to explain her reasoning and why do you see she was a moderate republican she appeared to be a very loyal supporter of donald trump also coming to his defense when there was criticism often what more can you tell us what the relationship between nikki haley and president trump. she definitely did her job defending the president and his policies at the un policies that were more than a little contentious among the diplomats there but she also disagreed with him on many issues russia being one of the most prominent issues we know that president trump is a big fan of russian president vladimir putin and haley dro much harder line on russia one thing that they also disagreed on a lot was issues of sexual assault and sexual misconduct we just finished this very very bruising fight over the new supreme court official who just was sworn in officially last night and he had to face allegations of sexual misconduct no

speculation from me here but that is one thing something that is still vibrating in american politics right now it's also simply possible that she has another job within the administration or somewhere else that she's looking to take and she thinks that the end of this month where she was president of the security council would be a good time to step down but i should also add we should all remember just a few weeks ago it seems like a long time ago there was this an anonymous op ed that ran in the new york times talking about the resistance within the trump administration and she was one of the names that was bounced around as possibly the anonymous author of this op a lot of interesting thoughts them in washington thank you very much and of course the two sets to meet shortly in the white house and we'll know more after that thank you very much for that live update from washington for now. to the not to india which has a thriving comedy scene recently it's been shaken by allegations of sexual

congressman's the revelations have given new momentum to the need to movement stand up comedy is. dominated and very few women take to the stage. sonya funny could make one female comedian in delhi and sent us this report. now ladies this is a helium powered decision by. an unusual sight at a popular comedy club in delhi the other country maybe even the pope the who are gone from our divisions. saying this isn't going and asking all condoms is a woman tackling topics usually considered taboo like buying condoms i wouldn't give it to those me all these ways are going we'll see what. they were doing. my brother and i are close but not that. jokes about six

matter which love masculinity and had a small calling out six of them and in the process she's well known in india's comedy circuit largely a boys' club the dissuades women from joining in the profession because you travel you're alone you're in front of drunk. there's a barrier of exceptions we're just getting better no word and also you know we would get so much attention just walking on the road who wants to put it up on stage and i actually do wonder tention we're taught from childhood to not draw attention to ourselves so it's very hard to get over that mindset. i think we've got a fairly decent crowd and those hurdles are all too familiar to you during the day she runs a film production company evenings the office doubles up as a venue for comedy events the difference is that the shows here are only meant for aspiring female comics as hostile as a space for women in either sex ratio has that of the. women feeling safe enough to

come out in the evening stand comedy happening in the evenings at night even something as small as that can be huge barrier that men never have to consider and of course jenny the joy of that is of course more. well hyper masculine and doesn't treat me any believe in means way says very much. but daly also provides rich material this is when he began her career as a comedian seven years ago she encounters rampant sexual harassment and grew great on the city streets and trammels it into satirical jokes act the stories and witty one liners spawned at a favorite cafe it's the perfect place for observing people where he honestly when i started out movement or both this being i don't use it profession for a woman i was doing what i like doing. but then over a period of time where you start to notice the difference in the reaction that you get from the audience the male artistry before you know you do you funny i'm more

street or you're really boring car to help or you're for the woman you're course on stage you know use a cuss word every largescale so you know he wasn't funny today or he wasn't funny going fail women are not funny not that woman wasn't funny it's he and i would get frightening. right. comedians like need to also prompting the rethink among the predominantly male audiences but i was a little skeptical about you know about a girl doing you know stand up comedy but the man we actually saw hope performing it was absolutely fantastic but doing the comedy is something which is breaking this year and they got a question she was raising across like using gone and the really how we look at it how we look at female gender particularly so that is something which is interesting maybe. pushing the boundaries and challenging biases one joke at

a time. and gender discrimination is not the only obstacle facing female comedians in india sexual house want is also a problem for women on this in the scene as highlighted by a string of revelations over recent days. from our social media discuss been tracking those enjoins. now welcome gonna how did these allegations surfaced as seems like india really is now starting to go through its own me to moment there we're seeing women start to go public name and shame the men that they say are sexually abusing them and just as we've seen in the us these are often high profile men in big industries we're talking of entertainment the news media higher education and as you mentioned in comedy just a few days ago there was a female writer and comic who he was a prominent male comedian his name is huge soft chakraborty of sexual misconduct she called him out on twitter saying that he'd sent her an unwanted picture and here's exactly what she said and that tweet she rise i want everyone to know the

chalkboard she is a piece of excrement he sent me a picture of his genitals it was creepy then he cried saying i'll ruin his career if i tell others i told two of the most influential men in comedy in india and nothing happened let me tell you what else he has done to others her post as you can see this inspired several more women to come forward with similar stories about chalkboards you can see them here on her twitter account they all lead similar behavior and they say that he went unpunished that's despite the fact that apparently his behavior in the industry these sorts of accusations against him were supposedly somewhat of an open secrets. is actually sense and apology on twitter on his twitter account this is what he said he writes in part it's a little too late now but i am sorry i really am please tell me what to do now how to make things right i don't want anyone to be hurt anymore look this is not an isolated case we've been seeing lots of accusations popping up on twitter from

women in india against many other prominent men across many different industries of course we know it's almost one year since that me to hashtag went viral in the us it seems now india having to deal with some of these similar issues and face these issues of sexual harassment in these big industries right from a social media dissent you very much for that information. list live to our daily studio where in the she is standing by she's a women's rights and gender reporter for buzz a buzz feed news based in delhi and she said the need to movement has got a lot of momentum in recent weeks tell us first about this bollywood actress. who had come out come out again with sexual housemate allegations she first made over a decade ago what impact has that had there i mean i think it's had a huge effect because i think bollywood is one of the most of kind of closed

industries that is when it comes to talking about sexual harassment of work that is almost little to no protection at all for those and actresses and you know artists and technicians who work on a film set often that is protection from physical harm might be something that they consider but certainly not from sexual house from and it's very much considered part of the job so i think hawes speaking more than one speaking it's the act of everyone listening to a whole story that she's been repeating for the last of danios like you said that's having a huge effect in bollywood particularly. also recently as many female journalists have come out and named and shamed senior executives and editors claiming that their sexual predators what more can you tell us about that. so i mean the thing is that the outing of men in positions of power

began with a list that the youth women in india had comply to you know to go back it was very much about men in academia and men in the media have you know because they still exercised over the women that i naming them have been notoriously hard to dutch and to talk about it but the kind of everyone gathering together throughout those on social media something that began where you were a boy it slowed down and this moment we found that you know it's just taken like an unprecedented dawn where people are even naming people that they are still looking for so it's really seems like just contagious in this case so what do they see that indian women have changed on holiday and act and speak up and they're now demanding accountability or all kinds of issues that are of deep concern to them. that's absolutely true because indian women i mean the part of being

a good indian woman is suffering in silence and there's a void puts and she'll tell which means like toilet ends and it's a very valued kind of quality for in women to have the more you go to the better your water as a person and as a woman and as a mother was a wife and i think what we're seeing is that people are finally realizing that dime's up on dollars a day in this kind of behavior i'm if you take a look at these allegations what you see is that at this moment it's really confusing everything that's being it includes emotional abuse situations where people have drug and violence women and it's all coming together which is which is really intense too hard and hard to make sense of at this moment but i think in the days when forward that's what was going to be seeing a lot of right initiate image from bonds feed news in delhi a pleasure to have you on the program. thank you. that may not be new some of

the stories making news around the world south korean officials say north korea's leader kim jong un has invited pope francis to visit punch on the south korean presidential office at the invitation to the pontiff is a gesture designed to highlight peace efforts on the korean peninsula. one has announced a public vote on amending the law on same sex marriage the november referendum will ask whether the concept of marriage should be expanded beyond just a union between a man and a woman or whether a special law should be inactive for gay couples. history and government is considering a ban on migration to its biggest cities it says it's wants to force some overseas migrants to settle outside of sydney and melbourne in a bid to reduce congestion new arrivals would have to live in less crowded cities for five years after the arrive in australia.

the west african coastal country of senegal has won the right to host the two thousand and twenty two games it will be the first time an olympic event is held on the continent of africa the international olympic committee unanimously approved a vote during this year's youth games and said. it's time for africa was chosen ahead of what's one in nigeria and two new zero after the i.o.c. confirmed in february that an african nation would be selected to host the next edition of the games a tournament which sees the world's best and brightest athletes aged fifteen to eighteen compete for junior olympic glory it's a probe moment not just the senegal but for all of africa. it will be a great joy for all of us to welcome all the young people of the world to africa to show them the beauty of the continent and share with them the african and

especially the senegalese hospitality that's what. we have an african phrase into it's more of a philosophy and it means i am because we are a team senegal i'd like you know that we will stand firmly next to you as you take on this journey and we will fully support you to deliver an amazing games in twenty twenty two because your success is our success senegalese capital city dot com boasts a large youth population and it provided a visionary ambitious and technically sound project according to the i.o.c. well the city of. and the coastal town of solly also sets a played key roles in the event organizers envision major economic and infrastructure improvements ahead of the games for many africans however a chance to play host to the next generation of sporting greats is the most exciting prospect of all. to the bundestag anon the last place stuttgart have hired

for my shock a coach marcus vine sin to lead the team now he replaces typhoon core quote the first coaching casualty of the season mindset hasn't coached in the league since june two thousand and seventeen when he was sacked my shock after just one season in charge scott have only five points out of a possible twenty one so far but vine still said today he's convinced the club has great potential. now what i've done when a dollar football match is heading for a goalless draw what better way to spice up things than with an entertaining bitch invasion in a georgian top division game on sunday the invader was slightly more fiery than your average intruder look. like win can be seen in the pitch when a fluffy pitch disrupts a football match it's a little harder to crush tackle them to submission. there are

a lot chooser for one and also more interested in making friends or in getting themselves or for a belly rub which. you're all good. this ferry fellow didn't get everything its way when causing a halt to a match between georgian teams deal and torpedo kutaisi but it seemed to have the trun of its life in a short cameo appearance before a player finally threw him off the pitch it was. a conference in berlin is looking at raise it we can best protect our cultural assets the three day event is called cultural heritage in crisis and young as our box desk is here to tell us more welcoming the first for not tell us more about what's going on at the conference and what about the timing was it in place now or you know over the last few years as we've seen in the media it appears to there has

been a rise of incidents that affect culture and heritage sites from vandalism to environmental change or fires for instance just a recent example a month ago the tragic fire and brazil's national museum that we could witness the fire burnt down much of the building it was because of all the most important museum and over ninety percent of the collection was destroyed twenty millions of historical important objects including egyptian mummies ancient skeletons and the metal right so of course lot is gone forever according to experts it might take over ten years to restore the loss in terms of two hundred years of research so there is a lot of you know tragic incidents happening and also just now over the last few days there's been a huge wildfire in portugal in the national park and that was threatening the pinion palace there but luckily this is under control now but so the conference on

going to come back. is this cuffing some of the major events in terms of cultural heritage around the world and i would say we just take a look. at a conference in berlin experts are discussing ways to best protect the cultural heritage. the most high profile heritage disaster in recent years the destruction of the ancient city of palmira by so-called islamic state. as the world looked on in real time islamic state made a public show of destroying ancient buildings and artifacts while secretly benefiting from the illicit trade in historical goods the obscene destruction and to wipe out memory and knowledge and start anew according to giovanni at the conference in berlin such actions also serve to terrorize. people not only reacted because of course of the shocking images of this destructions that were

shown on every t.v. network it became also very clear there was a strong connection between the destruction of cultural heritage and the security of the effect of the communities. after such destruction many were relieved to see plans made for the areas restoration but the rebuilding of palmira can also be used as a weapon one of the things that we've seen today is the. cultural views by different entities today's political. politicize ation awareness and protection just some of the many issues on the table at the conference in berlin cultural heritage in crisis looking at how we can best hold on to and continue to learn from the past. of course and upon the years of a dramatic example of cultural heritage but this is this is much more broader aspect of the preservation of cultural heritage is that it has told me i'm

returning the thing is that the conflicts in the middle east like the destruction in syria in iraq in mali there are extreme examples and actually they also serve to kind of raise awareness within the entire international community in terms of importance of cultural heritage and quite situation because we've seen these pictures you know on t.v. so what we have to consider and what i think is interesting is that actually many experts argue that more damage is being done by development pressure there on the world every day. and it might have been caused by armed conflicts but in two three years in the middle east so if we look at an even here in europe very close one example is the most romantic city that every tourist loves there was advantage for example. one is really overcrowded by tourism and it gets more every year last year over thirty million people visited the small city the number of tourists increased by twenty five percent in the last decade and the dilemma is when is needs to resume to survive and yet tourism is destroying the city so now since april this

year the mayor has installed automatic automatic gates as we can see to control the flow of pedestrians and avoid certain areas and so that it becomes a crowded but in the city or just really tourists not to come popular days but the problem is of course not just the pedestrians it's also a big problem having on the watch as the big cruise ships coming on and bringing masses of tourists into the heart of the city so yeah so this is also problems that we don't have always in mind when we think something like this really sticks but what is a conference hoping to achieve for what they are trying to achieve or hoping to achieve at least is trying to find the best way to actually prevent like build a culture of prevention before things happen like to help states groups and even and wiggles prepare for the crisis before it happens it's possible for instance in iraq now but like in syria and yemen of course of because of the political situation and the conflict we cannot really do much now we have to leave it there

young to discuss affairs if you have you. you're watching the news returning to our breaking news u.s. media reporting that nikki haley the united states ambassador united nations is to resign from a post hillary had been the u.s. ambassador says january two thousand and seventeen she has yet to comment on reports of her resignation but she's set to meet with president donald trump at the white house shortly and that meeting is expected to be open to the press. out of here or this school non-live to our washington correspondent. any more information on that meeting. well what we're hearing now is that nikki haley will be leaving her post at the end of twenty twenty there are even some reports that she had in fact told president trump earlier this year that she wanted to take a break at the end of the year and that she said quote i've done it my two years and now it's time to move on there was also some minor speculation that she might

try to run against the president in two thousand and twenty in the two thousand and twenty presidential elections and that's now been laid to rest she said she will in fact be campaigning for him this is not necessarily destabilizing for the administration in a way that many previous president resignations might have been but it is a law she was respected within the cabinet and she was very very close to president trump drive to my ashmead in washington thank you very much for that live update from there and of course we come back to you later in the day to find out more you're watching a do debbie news has a recap of the top story that we're following for you as we mentioned the new ones some vestige of the u.n. making here he is stepping down president donna trumpets confirm that he's accepted he's resignation of that she would leave the post at the end of the year she has been u.s. ambassador to the u.n. since trump took office in early two thousand and seventeen. more on that

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