you touch. the band. and you get what you need is coming to you live from berlin a rescue teams that raced to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the death toll rises to almost three hundred on survivors are forced to move to higher ground the volcano that calls the tsunami is still a role thing and there are fears of a second giant wave also calling up. pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif and gets seven years in jail for corruption up on top of a ten year sentence on similar charges he was given to him tonight. and in this

season of giving the owner all they washington d.c. restaurants who's giving all the year round. i'm honored you for joining us. authorities in end and asia are urging people to stay away from parts of the coastline amid concerns of further tsunamis this comes after a devastating tsunami has without warning on saturday nice authorities say at least two hundred eighty dies when the huge wave swept the coastline along the sound straits. and java it's believed to have been triggered by their option of an island volcano which is going through an active phase homes and beach side hotels were destroyed along the coast which is popular with tourists dozens of people remain

unaccounted for and more than eight hundred are reporters injured. and rescue teams digging with their bare hands looking for anyone left alive under the rubble but it's been since anyone has been discovered until saturday this was a beach resort now there are just the remains of what was once he hung and boats those who survived a terrified. hundred my mom frayed sometimes i ask my son in law to check our house i don't know what to say i'm really afraid i have not gone home in the last two days. to indonesia it's yet another natural disaster. president yoko we doto is yet again thrust into the role of consoler in chief as he visited the disaster zone it was at pains to come anxious

locals worried about the prospect of another tsunami. i advise people to remain calm but be cautious not to be provoked by misleading information i have also ordered the meteorological agency to keep informing people about the situation including the weather conditions as soon as possible this is what scientists believe likely cause saturday's tsunami and that krakatau volcano is for two of the rugged underwater triggering a landslide and the killer waves now authorities are warning indonesians to stay away from the disaster zone as the volcanoes eruption continues there's the risk of further disaster. more on this story we're joined by at risk from indonesia in our barn is very risky as we just saw president joko widodo has visited the disaster zone and he promised to ensure indonesia's tsunami warning systems were up to scratch so what's the problem with them now. it's simple we

don't have enough money or they don't have enough money so we did have early warning system back in two thousand and four after the tsunami in our ship but the system stopped working in two thousand and twelve and up until now every warning that's being sent by the meteorology agency b.s. on simulation so actually in two thousand and thirteen indonesian and us scientists from the university of pittsburgh would be to follow up. early warning detector for illusia these on hydrophone underwater hi there forms but the problem was it was because of lack of funding and resources and now we see how it could be it could be used in such an event in the asia. but even at the tsunami warning systems were working could they have predicted an event like saturday tsunami thought to have been caused by a volcano. it's very unlikely because even the new system which based

on hydrophone an underwater hydrophone make reforms and could only give another three to three minutes of additional time for people to react or to save themselves and. it's usually every tsunami that occurred in the asian last couple of years was always preceded by an earthquake but this wasn't a case in the streets because it was three. underwater landslides caused by four killer option so it was really really hard to predict such an event if we have already capacity to do it. how are indonesian taking this news and reacting to the debate about the countries that early warning system are they angry . well this is the fifth largest natural disaster this year in asia and people stop being angry at anything anymore so they are wondering why there was no early warning through tsunamis but they were slowly they understood that such an

event is really really hard to predict and it was the president said it was beyond our capacity to predict such an event so even if we have sort of the early warning system. people don't think there will be enough time for victims to run or to you know self himself. it's been a rough year obviously for indonesians however they were a culprit from the past disasters. well it's really really slow it has been the slow progress in a long book and also in central sulawesi where it has you know. quake and tsunami in june and in september. but the government the problem is the people that. are in the next year or two for you know the flipping process. to fasten it up but that's something that we still have to see risky you know from

indonesia in bonn thank you very much. thank you. a course in pakistan has sentenced former prime minister now is charge to seven years in jail for corruption and he found guilty on one of two charges involving his family's business dealings shareef denies any wrongdoing and says the charges are politically motivated the three time prime minister was removed from office by the supreme court last year until he was sentenced to ten years in prison over the purchase of luxury apartment and london he was released pending an appeal. journalist cause of our class rod joins us now from as nama bad for more on the story can you remind us first of all wash where the charges against her a few. going to court in arkansas. you know. i'm going to. you know.

the words. probably. going to go to the court there definitely has been one of the good leader in pakistan policy started by mr buying the. you know they're going to start going to. us dollars and it will mark the first time in our case on that he was you know. by the board but also if you remember him he was also given a done. against a. job there but later on he was acquitted and but today when we talk about the record file. sharing of a. million started also the most important. rule. ok because you are speaking to us there from as lom about the line is very poor and

it's hard to tear you so we apologize for the poor quality type you catch fire. and moving on to some of the other stories making news around the world. turkey is reported to be nothing troops near a town in northern syria held by a kurdish led force that's backed by the u.s. president donald trump has said turkey's president urged on assured him that turkey with eradicate all remaining so-called islamic states in syria after american ground forces are withdrawn. french president. has criticized president assad move to pull of u.s. forces absent syria on it as a child and central africa mccaughan said he very deeply regretted the move and said allies should be dependable across also praised u.s. defense secretary jim mostest who resigned in protest decision of the don't want to shift. of course a man maher has heard arguments in the appeal of two reuters reporter as the

sentenced to seven years on charges of breaking the country's official secrets act they were jailed while covering the role hinge a crisis and have already spent more than a year behind bars ok sparked an international and cry from human rights activists . while with the christmas holidays narrative many people are reminded of the virtues of giving before one restaurant owner in the u.s. capital washington d.c. there is no off season for generosity. paid him as. it's the season of giving for kasi manana this means going into overdrive because he is an immigrant from pakistan who now owns a small but successful restaurant in downtown washington d.c. all of these scarves and warm clothes that he purchased are about to be given away . this is an annual gathering at franklin square park in downtown d.c. various charities and churches will give away food and goods to people in need just

before christmas because he has been coming here for the past four years and has built up a small network of homeless people who know him. you know it's a it's a joy anything you can make another person happy is a christmas time is a beautiful you know time of year and the people that are in the street you know if we as a community we show our love there you see everybody smile and if you're going to put a smile on other people. this is a big blast. this is causes restaurant called sakina grill it serves free meals to homeless people all day every day even when it's not christmas homelessness is endemic in washington d.c. some estimates put the number of people who have to sleep on the streets about eleven thousand cars a month on himself said he wants faced a similar situation living in extreme poverty and now that he's a successful business owner he wants to give back. sakina grill now has many

regular non paying customers besides the benefit of freshly made food one man told us it simply helps him feel accepted. and makes you feel. like normal. like you used. to do not like everyone else so you can make you feel privileged cause his generosity started from day one when he opened the restaurant seeing homeless people digging through trash cans purpose heart and he resolved to do so. something about it i promise if i ever have a restaurant i will have this philosophy to open my heart to the people who need it . it's been four years sakina grill is still operational and has given out more than eighty thousand meals a good reminder that need knows no season. to the world to think in now and evolves

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