you know crimes against germany. period just real complex starts october twenty years on d w. this is d w news live from berlin a terror attack on a college in crimea reports a gunman burst into the college set off explosives and shot anyone they found at least eighteen are dead and dozens injured we'll have the latest from moscow. also coming up goes to raka one year after its liberation from miami look at how the u.s. is both willing and unwilling to help in the city that its airstrikes largely destroyed

. and germany's football coach joachim loew suffers another painful loss but he looks likely to cling on to his job after an improved performance against france. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us at least eighteen people have been killed and dozens injured in a suicide bombing on the russian annexed crimea peninsula the explosion tore through a technical college in the black sea port city of curch officials say it was set off in the building's cafeteria by a student a russia's national anti-terrorism committee is investigating. and russian president vladimir putin commented on the incident a short while ago at a joint news conference with the egyptian president. is going to close the tragic events played out in the russian city of curs several hours regards. as

a result of an explosion caused by an explosive device people died and there were many injured. i want to extend my condolences to the families of the dead and my hope that the injured recover as quickly as possible. we're doing everything we can to make that possible. it was to be sure it's obvious that this was a crime that we currently investigating the motive and the exact sequence of events . let's go to moscow now where our correspondent emily sure wind is following the latest for us hi emily what more can you tell us. well sumi what we do know is that at least seventeen people died and over fifty people were injured in this incident there was an explosion and there was shooting at this school and most of the victims were teenagers now there are just reports coming in at the moment that the national anti-terrorist committee and russia has just reported that

another bomb has just been found at the school and the other new information that we have is that this suspect is reportedly a student from the school at eighteen year old who was in the fourth year at that college he has been found dead in the school. that's the news that we know it is very much a developing story though as you can see you know they're not really isn't ruling out terrorism so far is that correct. well at first it was said that this was a gas explosion and then the investigative committee opened an investigation into this case as a terrorist attack but now they've actually reclassified things and they're saying that it was actually a murder so they say they seem to have ruled out terrorism i don't know whether that will change now with the new information about the second bomb crimea has been in the political spotlight and expire russia in two thousand and fourteen but how

rare are incidents like this on the crimean peninsula. well sumi initially this did seem to be perhaps to have some kind of political background as you say crimea was annexed by russia this is definitely still a politically sensitive peninsula to say the least but with this new information about the suspect it seems that this was actually school violence which is very rare in post soviet countries it's very hard to get a gun for example in russia there was only one recent case of a school shooting in two thousand and fourteen there were however several knife incidents in russia this year so school violence happens here but gun violence is very much where all right our correspondent emily sure win for us in moscow thank you only u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe has messed turkish president recha tampered one in ancora for talks about the disappearance of a saudi journalist in his meeting with air to one pump

a zero expressed concern over the journalist jamal khashoggi who hasn't been seen since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul two weeks ago turkish officials have alleged he was murdered inside the building they've since searched the consulate and say they want to search the saudi consuls home as well. and that is where we find. is in front of the residence of the saudi consul high yulia so an investigation team has arrived there what can we expect. now sumi this is a very crucial location for this investigation of mr disappearances and alleged murder as you said the residence right behind me of the saudi consul here in istanbul now according to the evidence that has been leaked to media in the past weeks turkish investigators believe that mr the shot j was first murdered in the saudi consulate about two hundred meters away from here and his dead body then taken to this building to the residence of the consul now as you already mentioned

there is a search going on the investigation is going on turkish investigators have been pressing for access to this building exactly for the reason for the suspicion i mentioned and now they were supposed to do this yesterday already but they couldn't now we're waiting for them to arrive here the saudi parts of this joint turkish saudi investigation team has arrived in black missy disses about eleven people they went went inside already and inside the residence and now we're waiting for the text part of the investigation what makes this even more delicate the latest developments is the news that we are hearing now from saudi arabia that the saudi consul has reportedly been relieved of his post and will be investigated now we have no further confirmation this is coming from saudi online newspaper but let me let me remind you this is the saudi consul who left turkey yesterday for saudi arabia raising suspicion that he was basically escaping or was ordered to come back

because the saudis are afraid of what investigators might be able to find once they start their search of this building investigators already spent several hours looking at the consulate building what have they found so far. while this happened on monday the joint team of saudi and turkish investigators have been searching the saudi consulate they've been taking samples from walls because they have. reports wolf have been painted over they are reportedly also took a sample from the garden saw they inspected the rooftop even and later a source familiar with the investigation confirmed to us that they indeed found in a quote concrete evidence that mr was killed now there are also reports about a audio recording all of mr the shaab g.'s last minutes a very gruesome account actually turkish media are citing sources who reportedly

listen to this recording the reports we're reading say that it took seven minutes to dismember his body so very gruesome details turkish media are reporting about but this has and let me emphasize this has not been confirmed by turkish authorities yet so there are still just reports aren't you leon with the very latest for us from istanbul thank you. european union leaders will meet later today to try to break the deadlock that is holding up a deal for britain to pull out of the e.u. the issue of the irish border is proving to be the main stumbling block as it stands now northern ireland would become the u.k.'s only land border with the e.u. both sides agree there should not be a hard border between northern ireland and the irish republic but they don't agree on how to get around it germany's chancellor angela merkel told parliament in berlin there was still a chance for an accord with britain to leave the e.u. but she was preparing for the possibility of a no deal breaker. it was one year ago that the so-called islamic state was driven

out of rock up itself declared capital in northern syria rock and i was under the control of kurdish forces but the battle lasted for months and saw thousands killed local militias fought on the ground while u.s. planes bombarded i.a.'s from the air the city is now free of militants but it lies in ruins our reporters just for karim and visited iraq are on an embedded trip with the u.s. army they looked at how the city and its people are recovering. abdullah is happy to see us in his classroom it's a place of safety where he can finally learn and play with other children. it's the years since he lost his hand he and his friends found a fridge which had a booby trapped inside. there we were playing with it and it exploded two children next to me died and an old man was badly hurt. by the ones to buy a piece of shrapnel. two of my friends start. their. teaches

the special class addressing the particular needs of able to enter on the test children. she wasn't allowed to work at all and i were in charge. all she says about that time is that it was hard for everyone to have an an up fighting we noticed the children freeze up whenever they hear shots and explosions which are still frequent here the a minute here they are they completely unsettled. that i'm with a hole in. the united states funds the class we are on a trip organized by the u.s. army and state department they want to show us what has been achieved since the victory over as in russia and they want to encourage small countries to fund the stabilisation of the city. the security measures during our visit here in the aca

a very very tight they have been several terror attacks over the past months and there are still high as sleeper cells operating in the city and the fight against the so-called islamic state in russia which included u.s. airstrikes destroyed more than seventy percent of the city. there's not much left valley any hospitals homes or anywhere to live and no mains electricity but people are slowly coming back. we really need work you don't have to work you can't eat or drink you work is the most important thing or shovel how much doubt it luckily some schools are opening again and we were just heard our children my daughter was not allowed to study under i.r.s. now she is in the first grade even though she's older but still she's allowed to study that's another factor that the u.s. has been giving what it calls stabilization eight to rocka that means clearing mines and rubble repairing buildings and supporting local people but it doesn't

mean large scale reconstruction. the united states has said that in terms of rebuilding there can't begin until we've got here reversible progress towards a political solution through the geneva process and so that's what we're looking towards it's. irreversible progress on the political front the future of syria is being negotiated far away in geneva by the u.n. sponsored talks there have stalled and in raca the pressure is on. the longer reconstruction takes to begin says co-chair for cassava council. the greater the danger that i as might regain support among the people. the help offered so far is like um but it's not enough meeting with the u.s. representative the council vent their frustration they've heard that u.s. president on a tramp cut about two hundred million dollars from syria's stabilisation ate.

them and those who destroyed the city should rebuild it and what will we expect the coalition of the united states to help us with this goal they promised they would. for now it's projects like this that's a civil council is focusing on repairing rack ass infamous stadium. the foreman a match tells us islamic state terrorists carry it out mass executions here and that they tortured hundreds of civilians in these cellars. i hope that the stadium will be full again one day and the people will come and play sports here again. like they did before the i.a.s. took control that's what we're hoping for. the first football game sergio to take place here in a couple of weeks they could offer brief respite from everyday life in the ruins of russia. the head of usa gymnastics has quit it just

four days into the job mary bono said she was forced to resign because of personal attacks against her she had been criticized by olympic champion simone biles for her opposition to a recent nike sportswear ad it featured a former n.f.l. player and civil rights campaigner collin cabernet usa gymnastics has been rocked by former team doctor larry nasser being convicted of sexually abusing athletes banos previous role in a law firm involved in the nasser case also angered. our mind are now of our top story at this hour at least eighteen people have been killed and dozens injured in a bomb blast on the russian annex crimea peninsula russia's investigative committee says the blast at a college was a test was not a terrorist attack. don't forget you can always get to give you news on the go just download or out from google play or from the app store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications

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