bridge. the truck exclusive report starts nov seventeenth on d w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin the u.n. urges maximum restraint in gaza as violence between israel and hamas intensify hundreds of rockets fired from gaza strike israel israel retaliates falling dozens of targets inside gaza our correspondent has the latest on the deadly flare also coming up no respite for california as wildfires burn across the state

a quarter of a million people flee and more than forty are confirmed dead making these the deadliest fires in the state's history. and we need a weaker muslim who says he was tortured in one of china's so-called reeducation camps more on the plight of a people facing alleged persecution from beijing. and tributes pouring in for an entertainment legend marvel comics' linchpins stanley dies at the age of ninety five lee was the creative force behind superheroes such as spider-man the incredible hulk and the x. man his characters and chanted generations of readers and movers who copes. hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program the united nations has urged maximum restraint over the latest. break of violence between israel and the

palestinian militant group hamas overnight hamas fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel israel responded by targeting dozens of sites in gaza at least three palestinians and one is really have died in the flare up which was triggered by a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sunday. another night of violence is radio missiles rained down on gaza. among the targets a building described by the israeli army as the hamas military intelligence headquarters israel also destroyed a television station belonging to hamas no one was hurt in that attack staff fled the building after warning shots from israeli aircraft israel says its responding to constant missile far from the hamas controlled gaza strip. we hold hamas accountable for any aggression against israeli civilians and hamas by its actions is bringing destruction to the gaza strip and the survivor. the aftermath of

a palestinian rocket strike in israel the south of the country has been targeted by hundreds of missiles fired from gaza some are destroyed by defense systems some find that target. hamas also attacks an israeli bus using what it claimed was a guided anti-tank missile. one israeli soldier was seriously hurt in this attack how mass is not shying from taking on israel after israeli special forces killed a senior militant on sunday but he says an open battle between us and the zionist enemy only responsible for this crime and its ramifications. so the hamas rockets continue and as long as that threat remains the attacks on gaza will continue to. our correspondent tanya kramer is in gaza city and joins us on the line tanya any sign of deescalation there in gaza. it's very hard to tell you at the moment

because it changes all of our it was a very difficult night for people in gaza don't across the border and south in israel there have been seven and strike in the area in gaza city in the past hour with the. rockets again the. two of them in a ten action has been in the morning that they would expand the range of rockets if it's not. then i think if i had carried out over one hundred. throughout the gaza strip. the gaza strip is going to. be on the three hundred sixty rockets against communities and doesn't it for. now as we mentioned the u.n. is calling on the warring parties to show maximum restraint has there been any attempt at mediation so far well there are reports.

trying to mediate as they've done before but unlike other previous rounds of the siege in the past couple of months there is no sign yet that those efforts will actually lead to a period of calm again i think it's really crucial to see what happens in the coming hours both sides have said in the past week that they don't want to go to an all out war but what they're doing right now is that both sides want to try and now the people of gaza town you're living in desperate conditions in this latest bottoms only makes things worse are there any prospects for things improving there in gaza under hamas control. why it's actually quite interesting this nation because it comes actually in the middle of a period where by your and special according. to reach a common between it's going to come up which included for example that my electricity came in about. that time we treat my page that cash from.

the situation but at the moment it's unclear what's going to happen but they could send the people you can contact. continues round to find and. come back again and again it kind of part of the law but to people everybody is of course very worried that this will eat in their war are going to get terri operation tanya thanks for that update tanya kramer there in gaza. a wildfire in northern california has now killed over forty people making it the deadliest blaze to hit the u.s. state in over five thousand firefighters are trying to tame the flames there which have destroyed over seven thousand property it's two fires near los angeles are edging ever closer to homes and infrastructure forcing thousands of people to evacuate. in the line of fire. up the hillside in simi valley california as it needs a freeway becomes not it's

a moment of life or death for these motorists soon firefighters many stood down. but the speed with which to spread shows how combustible southern california is right now. i've been doing this job for thirty one years and probably in the last. maybe seven years every year seems to get worse highly flammable the region is in severe drought los angeles pot use a prime focus. and high winds have been whipping up the fly and they've been moving rapidly. off in there so fos the firefighters caught one resident that the blaze is on their doorstep or there was no notification it came so fast it was not enough time to really coordinate. they did it's not their fault they couldn't

possibly be everywhere at once counting the cost in this corner of malibu barely anything remain standing. malibu is one of. the areas and it's been among the hardest hit residents are in shock we have a lot of friends but their houses are gone all malibu park is gone. our house where we're very lucky we only had one house in our family that didn't make it and sane of destruction a new fire breaks out in a rule neighborhood of thousand objects this is the third there in a wake. the first blaze broke out last thursday hours after a deadly mass shooting in a thousand. many residents had little time to grave before being forced to flee the flying. look at some other stories making headlines around the world today a u.s.

think tank says it has identified at least thirteen undeclared missile bases inside north korea and the center for strategic and international studies says killing has been upgrading several of the remote sites the report could further complicate diplomatic efforts to end north korea's nuclear program. libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil it's the first time representatives of libya's rival governments and factions have met since may the talks are being hosted by italy and come a week after the u.n. to abandon plans to hold elections in december. and the central america and migrant caravan has marked a month on the road the group of several styles and people became a campaign issue in the u.s. midterm elections with donald trump bowing to keep them out of the u.s. they've just arrived in one of the hotter of mexico over a thousand kilometers from the u.s. border. german foreign minister who has held talks with his chinese

counterpart in beijing where he was expected to raise the issue of china's treatment of the country's muslim minorities u.n. experts say there are credit were credible reports that china is holding up to a million muslims in large internment camps in our next report we hear from one weaker with direct experience of those camps omer is now safe in istanbul far away from china's reeducation camps he's already seen one from the inside that was after authorities arrested him one morning they interrogated him and asked him if he was a radical islamist or if you'd helped other muslims flee the country. wouldn't you listen to what was with them they sent me on a chair and questioned me. they tied up my hands and feet. then they took a stick and used it to beat me on my legs arms and feet for four days because it

was going to. the chinese government calls the camps training centers state t.v. has repeatedly shown videos of what it claims are happy grateful citizens in classrooms in the green zone the students are mainly weekers and other minorities of turkey origin. china accuses them of spreading terrorism and pursuing independence. experience has shown that the training centers are useful in fighting terrorism and extremism and for providing stability in. the shitty these centers are located in the northwest of china in the remote province of chin's yang. over the past few months human rights activists have identified at least sixty camps we travel to the city of cars car on the streets police are everywhere the government monitors all activities two cars follow us plainclothes state security are with us

every step of the way as soon as we turn our cameras on we are reminded of the rules no one is allowed to talk to us and critical material must be a raised we as a hidden camera and try to enter a camp but were stopped. but instead of when they first arrested us we were not told why no explanation in the camp itself there were no windows and no fresh air and we were not allowed to shower. omar was released after eight months he fled to kazakhstan where he was reunited with his wife and children his mother father and sister are all being held in the camp. he says they're being punished for his alleged crimes the chinese government he says operates on fear requiring absolute obedience from its citizens . and when i was in the reeducation camp in prison i

met other weekers they were businessmen teachers doctors and engineers not all of them were muslims some were not religious at all. but abandoned. that despite the government stated aim of cracking down on radical islam isn't many people inching jang are living under a cloud of suspicion careful of any behavior that could see them jailed that includes visiting casares mosques which you can only do now if you are a tourist. for more now let's cross to beijing where d.w. correspondent is standing by materials the german foreign minister raised the issue of the weaker camps ahead of his meeting with his chinese counterpart that meeting is now taking place how have the chinese responded. well we do not know of course what the chinese have responded in the eye to eye meeting

between the two ministers but the chinese had to answer a question about the camps at the press conference that took place after what the foreign ministers sat is pretty much what we have heard before that this was china's internal affair that everybody in the world should support china in combating religious extremism and that to join lists he said and he lectured the join in a sense that they should not listen to what any organization outside of china said but rather consider the information that the government itself is gives well german politicians frequently raise the issue of human rights in their meetings with chinese officials is there any indication that china pays attention. well it is a very frustrating time in terms of human rights the human rights situation has worsened in the last few years but this does not mean of course that these

interferences are completely used lists imagine if this topic had not been raised by him or by other people by organizations by the international press then china would have come gone through with it just denying it now they are at least forced to admit that these camps exist although they try to give it their own spin and there are a few hopefully examples for example the wife of the nobel peace prize the widow off nobel peace prize laureate you shall boy she was freed last time and this was entirely due to persistent efforts by international deccan diplomats to get her out of the country so what else came out of that meeting materials between the german and chinese foreign ministers. at the moment the chinese court the germans somewhat that. has to do with the international situation with the hostility off the trump administration to china one times the chinese foreign

minister several times emphasized that germany and china have a common interest in maintaining this steidle. free trade so this also means that germany and other european countries might have a window of opportunity i'm getting hurt by this chinese government that is otherwise quite stubborn in a lot of ways thank you berlinger that in beijing. the tributes have been pouring in for comics creator stanley who died on monday at the age of ninety five he was the creative force behind marvel comics and dreamed up iconic superheroes such as spider-man the credible hulk and the x.-men his work reached a new generation of friends through the hugely successful marble movie franchise in which he regularly made me oh. and it's many of the stars of those

movies who have been paying tribute to stanley captain america star chris evans tweeting there will never be another stanley for decades he provided both young and old with adventure escape comfort confidence inspiration strength friendship and joy exuded love and kindness and will leave an indelible mark on so so so many lives evans ending his tweet with stanley's legendary son all phrase excelsior. samuel l. jackson who starred in at least ten marvel features tweeted thank you stanley for the escape from this world and great joy and happening the ones you created you made so many believe in the good the heroic the villainess the exciting most of all you were giving and gracious to us all rest in peace but stanley made the. biggest impact outside of hollywood touching hearts and stirring the imagination of millions of children my son ran straight into him crying with happiness and planted

his face into his shirt wrotto mother sharing the story of her son's encounter with lee in two thousand and twelve she added the look on stanley's face was priceless the world has lost one of the great ones today. sports now and then football spanish league powerhouse real madrid have appointed santiago's the lottery as their permanent coach santiago previously coached the club's b. team before taking over the main side last month since then madrid have won four games in a row the spanish football association says they've received confirmation from rail that solara has received from the contract but a drip have not yet announced details called. in tennis sturman is of xander one his opening match at the a.t.p. finals in london the last tournament of the season's five as the youngest player in the men's top eight the twenty one year old beat veteran. in

a type two set affair alexander the chilly in his debut at the a.t.p. finals last year but it was jinich that got off to a flying start this time around. the peak heating croat stormed into an early three game late but spare of power to sway back and picked up his first set in his high break with a trademark backhand winner. and owner of the second set both players dropped serve neither could gain the upper hand and once again the set was decided and it's hybrid. spare if dominates and it's another backhand when a down the line and him five match points. the world number five sealed victory with his first effort. his fifty fifth

match winner of the year more than any other player on sure i. ever saw makes a contentious decision about his new headquarters for terry more than two hundred well over two hundred communities across north america submitted bits for the new headquarters and to the decision has been made expected amazon has picked locations in new york city and to northern virginia as home for its second headquarters that is according to the wall street journal the new headquarters known as h q two will be split between new york's long island and to arlington county virginia is crystal city neighborhood outside of washington d.c. the online giant will make the official announcement later today the journal said citing sources familiar with the decision amazon has been searching for a suitable location for h q two for over a year the online retail giant has been based in seattle since it was founded two

decades ago. well apple was the big loser on wall street monday with worries about a tiny electronic component leading to a staggering forty billion dollars from being wiped off its value shares were down more than five percent after supply a world of drastically lowered shipments of laser diodes used in the i phones facial recognition technology investors became nervous and that's been troubling markets in asia too with technology shares among the biggest losers the nikkei is down two percent hong kong and singapore are also in the red with only shanghai trading flat. while here in europe all eyes are on rome and brussels the deadline for italy to present a revised budget plan today the e.u. is that worries about plans by its. these coalition government to take out more debts to pay for expensive election campaign promises promises planning big cuts in

taxes to boost growth but the e.u. says that's unacceptable given it is enormous mountain of debt the biggest in real terms in europe italy is the euro zone's third largest economy and the second largest manufacturer in here up but despite the country's potential italian economic growth has been weak and it's been lagging behind the e.u.'s average but more borrowing could jeopardize italy's credit worthiness and even put the entire eurozone at risk. now germany has earmarked one billion euros to support a consortium looking to produce electric car battery cells here in the country the measure is expected to be announced later today by common any minister peter maya are designed to reduce the dependence of german carmakers on asian battery supplies protected german jobs at risk from the shift away from combustion engines. the

future of the automobile sector is electric a message that's finally hitting home in germany the country now has just fifty four thousand electric cars on the road that's not many but twenty thousand more than just a year ago. more and more german carmakers are producing electric models folks and has announced a total sales target for all its brands of three million units per year by twenty twenty five but to meet those goals manufacturers need huge amounts of battery cells and there are not enough of them in germany the largest battery producers are in japan china and south korea and so far they have the market effectively cornered . up to now carmakers have shied away from the huge investments needed for battery cell production preferring instead to focus on meeting the costs of new electric and self driving models and stricter emission standards they'd like to see their suppliers taking up battery production but they are just some willing to commit

themselves. imo rumblings efforts to form a multi company consult c m for domestic battery sales production i'm joined by guns and i want program director at the european school of management and technology here in berlin good to have you with us the first question that comes to mind of course is does germany really need its very own electric battery sales production facility well you have to think that. batteries are a commodity nowadays so you can buy them anywhere and they were. predominantly obviously in asia and south korea japan china and we have had some experience with trying to establish a commodity production in germany with the photovoltaic solar photovoltaic cells and that was that it not layout you well know all the companies that were heavily subsidized then quiet by asian competitors and so that. miserably failed

so in that respect i would say trying to get into a commodity market is something different than for example trying to build a complex airplane like apple is with a national champion or european champion. and so i would say it is not necessary. to put a lot of money into this pot and especially i mean this is this is a real push by the government also on the level to bring electric battery sales production into europe and into germany is that why is that right well we would like to have a bit more money being spent on innovation d.-u. is already very good in. r. and d. but there are other technologies that are looming for example sort of state batteries which have a high energy density it means a longer range which are safe than the currently used lithium ion batteries this is a technology which is just five maybe ten years away from commercialization if we spent enough money on that we would be able to accelerate that process and go to

the next level and then maybe we'd have a leading edge in terms of technologies well having a leading edge certainly when it comes to electability is not exactly what is happening in germany germany's lagging behind famously lacking behind but is electability really the way to go for it given that we have a lot of photovoltaic and wind energy that produces electricity at times when we may not need it all and we have to export it to our neighbors and they don't want it that it might make sense to have some large storage capacities where we can put all the electricity that comes from the renewable energies and then use it for transport or i just very briefly are you driving an electric khalidi no i'm cycling are you waiting for the batteries six weeks six years ok yes program director at the european school of management and technology here in berlin thanks for joining us in the studio thank you. and here's a reminder now of the top stories we're following for you. palestinian militants in

gaza have fired hundreds of rockets at israel israeli warplanes have struck targets throughout the gaza strip in response to violence follows a botched israeli military raid in gaza and sunday the united nations is appealing for restraint to crum both sides. wildfire in northern california has killed more than forty people making it of the most deadly blaze in the state's history two other fires near los angeles have forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes. and comics fans around the world have page tributes to maga legend who has died at the age of ninety five he created superheroes like spider-man the the incredible hulk and the x.-men. you're watching t w news with live from berlin well coming up at the top of the hour see you then.

i'm going. to go. to sleep. clash of the titans to see looking face talk archrivals byron munich. victory. after six consecutive months legal losses fortunatus don't have trans tears if it

is the lady luck back on their side. life in nairobi's slums is grim. godwin lives right next to the city's largest garbage dump. where he works and for a very good even though kenya's economy is growing like many others lives a life of poverty. if you don't fight you will always stay poor. three thousand and sixty minutes d.w. . they are digital more years. for women for internet activists one

mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they deplore the powers of social. the messages are spreading like wildfire else into followers are joining the cause almost on the streets. more changing the. digital. starts november twenty fifth on d w. i i i . thank you.

it's. by a new name.