only you know of a country they don't. charge december twenty ninth on w. . this is a news line from the death toll in the in in the indonesia tsunami rises to four hundred twenty nine as people try to salvage what they can from the rubble of desperately needed aid has started to arrive but humanitarian workers one that can water and medicine supplies are running out to get the latest from the region also coming up . to talk libya's foreign ministry officials say at least two people are dead in

the capital tripoli after militants detonated explosives at the scene we'll bring you the latest from inside the country. pope francis gives his traditional christmas for this thing going to. be called on people to put aside partisan interests and seek peaceful solutions to war and conflict. and in his christmas message gemini's president. just people to address tensions in society by engaging with each other and not drifting apart. you. money thank you for joining us we start to indonesia where the number of dead has risen to four hundred twenty nine after the tsunami swept across the coast of java and sumatra three days ago the death. all is still expected to rise with more

people missing in more remote areas almost fifteen hundred people are injured and we'll talk to a correspondent in the disaster zone but first this report. it's not easy returning to what was once home finding the ruins of her life but soon enough from the town of must good to look in north west java survived and that makes one of the lucky ones along this coast of destruction yeah i heard the volcano krakatoa erupting and i could feel the ground shaking. but i went to sleep as it's been active for days. but then i was woken up by the sound of a neighbor's screaming there's a tsunami. so i grabbed my mother and children and we ran. me up. the death toll is rising as work is through the rubble some fifteen hundred

people were injured when the huge wall of water knocked them off their feet rolling past beaches and into the coastal villages. but didn't have time to run earlier. when the waves came i was tossed around in the water for two minutes. i continued to pray god have mercy on me god help me. i held onto a cable i felt so i wouldn't get carried away by the waves. when the. then finally i found a coconut tree and hung onto it. along with the physical damage there's the trauma and of another tsunami. vulcanologists say i'm not krakatoa is likely to continue to erupt for months if not years to come.

and we're joined by did correspondent is in chariots in west java which is one of the worst affected areas thank you for joining us on a so it's been three days since the tsunami hit the area how would you describe the current situation. well right now you will see that there was a lot still fear and anxiety among residents many of them even in the lower lying areas and in the homes that are far off the shoreline they have fled to higher ground so they're occupying places and homes up in the mountains or in the hillsides to see that this is the only place that can possibly keep them safe from the idea of another tsunami coming and rising floodwaters again let's look back at why there is it's continued fear and anxiety in the tsunami that hit last saturday you had no warning usually the residents expect that there's an earthquake that comes before tsunami there was no such thing that happened last saturday and the

continuous rains from today and the continuous wrongdoing that you hear from the top which is an indication the book you know still active feeds on this fear and nervousness of what could possibly happen next so in trying to deal with this situation and also the fear of something potentially happening how is survivors coping. we resisted the village earlier this afternoon it's one of the highest villages up on a mountainside and you saw many homes that were overflowing with people in one home for example there was as many as ten families living there and they said that there was a home for it and the idea that they were at least living in a home with other family members rather than in a cramped evacuation center with strangers and was no privacy but still you know they were wondering until when can we keep the situation where we're all scrunched up in one home and so when will our supplies and our food and our medicines see us

through really was just very nervous about wanting to know when can they go back to normal life when can they go back to their homes is there stand up when can they go back to live in them all rebuild the ones that have been destroyed by the tsunami. and speaking of rebuilding is there enough aid that's coming in at this point and is it getting to these remote areas. it has just started to come in and the continuous rains have delayed the clearing operations in in many of the villages so the roads here as we saw today you know they're. just about to link and when you see that you go further into the more affected areas the debris becomes. more along the roads and so it's been harder to clear these up and so those areas remain still accessible as a soup kitchen that has been set up today and. the distribution of the again this

is still just starting to trickle through to the different villages. correspondent . thank you. in rome pope francis has given his traditional. or a big christmas day blessing to the city of rome and the wider world the head of the catholic church urged people to put aside partisan interests and seek a peaceful solutions to wars and conflicts tens of thousands from around the world gathered at st peter's square to hear the pope's message on christmas day the main subject of his address was communication and togetherness. pope francis called for tolerance and cohesion in the face of global crises our differences should. we should see them as something that could enrich our lives. the pope said an indissoluble bond brings together people of different ethnicities

languages and cultures the universal message of christmas he said is that we are all brothers and sisters. with the kindred spirit that jesus bestowed on us we wouldn't have been curious to continue our efforts for a more just world and our best projects would be in time jeff losing bank good spirit. the pope reminded everyone of the world's ongoing wars and conflicts especially in the middle east he expressed hope that israelis and palestinians would resume dialogue to end their decades long conflict with international support and brotherhood he also hopes the civil war in syria can come to an end. maybe international community work decisively for political solution that can put aside divisions and partisan interests so that the

syrian people especially all those who were forced to leave their own lands and seek refuge elsewhere can return to live in peace in their own country. he then gave the traditional blessing known as or be at or be the city and the world but. it's. now to some of the other stories making news around the world clashes in the sudanese capital have continued with police using tear gas and warning shots to break up protests the human rights group amnesty international says sudanese security forces have shot and killed at least thirty seven people in the past five days demonstrators are calling on sudanese president omar bashir to step down.

opposition candidates in the democratic republic of congo have demanded cell phone operators deactivate sim cards being used in new voting machines politicians say the electronic transmission of ballots could lead to inaccuracy in the country's presidential election on sunday some forty million voters will choose a successor to presidential. officials insist counting will be done manually. cicely's mount etna volcano has been spewing lava and ash after a new crack opened in the base of one of its creator observers say the volcano is displaying unusually high levels of seismic activity the tiny airport has reopened a day after the ash from forced to shut down. to tunisia where protesters and police have clashed on the streets of the capital tunis and other towns following the death of a journalist. who was buried earlier today his suicide on monday in protest against

the country's economic problems has sparked unrest across the country. once. these deaths became public some of the residents of his hometown of kasserine took to the streets blocking roads and throwing stones police then used tear gas to disperse them. had spent years trying to find work in custody and on monday he posted messages online describing his just aeration and calling for open opposition to the governor. and. a cold to all the unemployed people in kasserine we will revolt and anyone who would like to join and support them to join. demonstrate on my own and i will set myself on fire. he then did exactly that a spokesperson from the tunisian interior ministry said several people were injured and arrested as a result of the demonstrations tunisia's journalist union is considering holding

a general strike citing the state of the country seven years ago a tunisian street vendor set himself on fire in protest over poverty that death sparked what became known as the arab spring with demonstrations that then spread across the arab world kasserine was also one of the first cities where people took part in those protests. at least two people have been killed after a suicide bomb a strong foreign ministry in tripoli three of the militants also died ten people were injured in the attack that began with a car bomb blast near the ministry and security authorities are blaming the attack on so-called islamic state fight as the foreign ministry is part of libya's internationally recognized government that is based in tripoli. a journalist working for the associated press now and joins me from benghazi in libya rami thank you for joining us again more details that have emerged about this attack. hello the attack was this morning around nine thirty when

a car bomb went off near the ministry of foreign affairs in tripoli. signaling the school. where three. men who police in the fight this. exchange complies with me cause i'm on a later on they managed to get through the gate with him flowing into the building to the second where juanita. commit suicide bombing. in an exchange of fire change with the. signal the end of at the camps i know you speaking to me from benghazi where the rebel government is based can you tell me about this when the internationally recognized government which is. when today's attack. and then the conflict of interest and it was an ethical differences between the two sides but the main issue is the who controls the the the the use of violence coming up all over the is of course the eastern part of the country is

more unified where there is a central command of all the armed forces and the armed groups. like the the western part of the country you have a vicious a just the whole country in control of the day and there they have a home in suburban. conflict between these missions so how secure is the tripoli based governments who would own power. very shaky. increasing number. of the unified all. these different groups have different. loyalties and different arguments why they form a different logical groups so far the there's hardly any control our control over the security situation shipping. rummy musette joining us from benghazi thank you thank you. as they had draws to a close where taking

a look back one of the stories our correspondents filed from around the world is about a group of iraqis in the city of mosul who are celebrating their liberation from the so-called islamic state by pursuing their passion in the sky and. runs and leaps off a low hill there's not much wind today but he's finally flying again. the few seconds of joy and freedom are extremely welcome after the recent busy year is what we. exertion exhaustion. all the lost drift away. when i fly i feel exalted he lacks my head clears. and all the young men from mosul were not allowed to powerglide for three years since the terror group forbid the sports for

a newer this was especially hard paragliding is his passion he had only discovered it just before it was forbidden in two thousand and fourteen he feared for his life and hid his gear. you know i knew. i was afraid to even mention it she knew they could lock you away for that and kill you. but they executed some members of our club trainers and pilots we played. since most liberation in two thousand and seventeen they have been able to fly again with donations and membership fees they were able to purchase five paragliders some of the first runs are rough though some members of the game is others are still out of shape. traynor thumb and hamid has his hands full sometimes there is more sliding and gliding and bruises and minor wounds are common but they are truly

enjoying themselves. ali has been paragliding for less than a year the twenty four year old has been passionately training is talented and loves being closer to the sky no more and the fear is gone and the fear of vajazzle and also fear of flying of great heights the fear is gone and with the fall you want to see it dominated people's lives here for three years also in the village across the road it is one of the few christian communities that exists in iraq eight hundred twenty families once lived in qatar mulisch most fled in august two thousand and fourteen just before i asked militants descended on the village and left a trail of destruction in their wake. since the liberation in july two thousand and seventeen the village has been undergoing reconstruction three hundred twenty families have returned but many others chose to emigrate. the local

priest has been trying to breathe new life into the community here these youngsters are being prepared for their first communion the entire village is placing its hope in these young christians after all the suffering that selection is. we have. two hundred forty houses built on that one hundred destructed completely on all the houses churches scimitar. schools city it's. islamic state is now gone but its legacy remains in the dead bury and in the trauma even now more than a year after muslims liberation. paraglider noor is cutting hair and shaving beards again he loves his job as a barber even vet was forbidden during the i.s. reign of terror it's guardians of public morals caught in trimming an elderly man's beard and he was severely punished. i was given forty five

lashings and i stayed inside for three days and closed my shop that was the punishment for defying the shaving rules after that i worked as a taxi driver it's a wonder still with dixon. his sporting friend ali is bringing color back to mosul after the dark years of the militia rule. two years ago his short beard drew the attention of irises guardians of public morals and he was reprimanded an argument broke out early threw a punch and pay dearly for it and how to properly. know i feared for my life they tortured me with cables electric shocks burns they would heat some object and then in our bodies with it i have never experienced something so horrendous in my entire life and wants to be sure. now they are

flying again to forget all those awful memories and to enjoy their nearly one freedom the paragliders from mosul know just how precious that is now more than ever here in berlin germany president frank. has appealed for dialogue to calm tensions in society by engaging with each other rather than staying in this social echo chambers in a christmas message recorded at berlin's bellevue palestine my diverse rather styli asked people to make up today's germany and that it's not drift apart christmas for the german president. or is a time to talk to one another with family with friends and also with those who have political leanings other than your own. christmas is a time not only for carols but sometimes on safer quotes i believe it's good for us

to engage in debate it's good for us to talk to each other if i had one wish for our country then it would be let's move debate. steinmeyer things germans are spending less time actually talking to each other and more time in their own social bubbles. however no matter how upset we are about others wish they just didn't exist one thing remains true we're all part of this country regardless of our origin skin color approach to life or favorite sports team. his christmas wish this year is that people enter into dialogue with one another other countries he says are showing us what happens when societies drift apart. we have seen burning barricades and power has deep political rifts in the united states and anxiety in the united kingdom ahead of rex it europe i speak to the test

in hungary italy and other places we are in the heart of europe of course not immune against these developments the president is convinced german democracy is strong and to make sure it stays that way we all have to work together . jenelle's here with the business and iran's first budget since u.s. sanctions were imposed it's an ambitious plan to see more money for the poor and higher wages for the public sector as a show of confidence from iranian president hassan rouhani he said the sanctions have hurt iran but will not bring these lawmakers public quote to with sneeze the country's economy however is clearly struggling. iran's government faces acute economic challenges at less than fifty billion dollars this year's budget is less than half the size of last year's. us. nobody can

say that the sanctions do not harm our economy or people's lives. but nobody can say that the united states will achieve its goals. america will certainly be defeated and it will fail. maybe this. since us president donald trump decided to withdraw from the three year old nuclear deal and to restore sanctions the iranian ryall has lost around half its value the fall of the currency drove up prices across the board with food costs up sixty percent on tuesday president hassan rouhani announced a twenty percent increase in public sector wages. this sanctions can cause and have already caused problems for people's lives we should try to reduce these problems and we are able to do so.

that. the government plans to fund thirty five percent of the budget with oil revenues projecting exports of up to one point five million barrels a day china india and turkey are still importing iranian oil. getting vulnerable people back to work and giving them a sense of dignity and purpose that is that is what the sun touching on the recovery community is about close of the italian seaside resort of rimini and employs former drug addicts to work in the state's bakery dairy farm and vineyards cloudy you know was a drug he was here for seventeen years today he oversees the production of sangiovese a wine in sun petron yano north of rimini now he's clean and learning how to find his way into a more ordered lifestyle some one thousand three hundred former drug users live on the estate where would cloud be without this opportunity he honestly thought in

prison or dead and buried. he's not allowed to drink the. drugs and the red wine are strictly forbidden. just its bouquet we're learning to smell a bouquet of the wine then the knowledge is tastes that. the sun patron yano estate is surrounded by a high but by no means impregnable fence it has vineyards a cattle farm a cheese dairy and a bakery that's where they make traditional italian panna toner eleven cake with candied fruits. states residents have to learn a trade there's no pay but it's a first class ticket back to life seventy percent of son patrick now knows graduates stay off drugs this exceptional success rate is not the only reason it's feigned far beyond italy's borders. this is a product that is totally homemade with natural yeast and high quality ingredients

. and candied fruit some are made here and there are certified organic sicilian orange and calabrian lemon. the planet tony here is regarded as one of the best which is why it costs a little more than others. but these sales aren't enough to make some petrino self-supporting half the twenty million euros the state needs every year to stay afloat come from donations. the ongoing trade spat the tween the u.s. and china has pressured stock markets worldwide and now it could have implications for the german jobs market in two thousand nine hundred as well that's according to the german chamber of commerce the analysts expect five hundred thousand new jobs to be created in germany throughout the coming year that would be quite a bit fewer than the five hundred eighty thousand new jobs created this past year the reasons higher obstacles and trade uncertainty around the upcoming drag set and

a general cooldown of the world economy. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you the death toll in the india indonesia and tsunami has reached four hundred twenty nine with nearly fifteen hundred injured desperately needed aid has arrived but humanitarian workers warn about clean water and medicine supplies are dwindling. there watching the news from berlin we will have more news at the top of the hour meanwhile if you need to get up to date you can get all the latest news online at v.w. dot com or on twitter thanks for joining us happy holidays.

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