we think it is drama day and delete it's all that good. news i'm rachel joins me from the german bund b.w. . post. this is the w. news live from bali and pakistan fraser captured indian pilot calling it a gesture of peace wing commander i mean and i'm about samantha walked across the border into india heroes that welcome whites who are also on the program the day long battle with militants in mogadishu is out just those they bombed the hotel the somali capital that according to police special forces surrounded and killed little

and. i'm very proud to stand with just students here because they have a history the swedish to you later has become the figurehead of the generation this calls for action on the environment that's a tone but not just with striking school students in how. i feel gail welcome to the program pakistan has faded as free the indian pilot captured when his plane was shot down over pakistan administered kashmir indian air force as the pilots now undergoing a medical checks and then prime minister narendra modi tweeted the nation is proud of your exemplary courage he stands as the race of the pilots he was captured on wednesday after each acting from his ak raf it was an effort to deescalate tensions between the nuclear neighbors and then. a hero's homecoming.

when command of the nine done vital time and walking across the border into india two days off to pakistan said it shot down his fighter jet over its territory. locals gathered in the day at the atari border crossing as anticipation mounted across the country ahead of the pilot's release. planetaria this am a yes no nike ever since i heard the pilot was captured by pakistan i've been praying for his return to india that's all i wanted damn anwar yeah i'm so happy now what's he called yeah as a captive in pakistan i've been undone became the face of such intentions between the rivals the disputed kashmir region once again edging the nuclear neighbors to the brink of war the latest escalation began two weeks ago when forty indian troops

were killed by pakistan based militants in kashmir news of a benign duns release described as a gesture of peace by the pakistani prime minister was also welcomed in pakistan. on humanitarian grounds and under the geneva convention pakistan had to hand him over to india we did so quickly to show the world we respect human rights. does hope now on both sides of the kashmir conflict that the pilots release will be enough to calm tensions. a welcome how was a wink about. welcome what was that like. well for india if we have to do it for being commando a benign then five months of welcome to welcome him back into the country information was trickling in all the time from last evening five pm local time but

pakistani prime minister cameron conflict made his statement saying the pilots would be sure to used late last evening while india had aust for the pilot to be flown back to new denby pakistan confirmed that they would be sending the pilot back over to the authority walk up border and all day today there was actually a wait at the border to the details were collected there and he actually when she came through five hours later than expected reports are that this was because of documentary d.v.d.'s and procedural d.v.d.'s but of course when he did step across the border at about nine twenty pm local time a hero's welcome to him nonetheless and of course members of the indian armed forces were there to greet him at the border and many public figures and many are going to civilians in india read him on social media and with dogs all across to it as well so definitely a long day for indians but one with which ended in their watching mano despite this gesture of peace from pakistan there is still shelling along there so this border

between the two countries in kashmir that this line of control. well the term gesture of peace was what imran khan the prime minister of pakistan used but india is not seeing this as a gesture of peace india seeing it just on abiding to the geneva convention and of course while this release of this pilot does deescalate the immediate tensions that have been building up over the last three weeks the issue is far from resolved as you mentioned firing along the line of control which is the de facto line that divides india out in the media from pakistan administered kashmir does still continue today earlier this evening before military personnel were killed once again in another encounter in the cup lot of district of christian use of the valley is still fraught with tension tensions continue india alleges that pakistan is not doing enough to combat terror pakistan of course denies this so even the

immediate tensions may have come down a solution is still far from say ok you but. this has been going on for decades now and they're still shooting at each other what do you think is going to happen next in this crisis well phil it's hard to say at this point what exactly can be expected next it's also important to understand that there's a lot of political pressure on each side india is heading into a general election very soon and there was a lot of pressure on prime minister nuri and more the to act in an emphatic manner after the push back there was an expectation of a strike from india as and that was delivered however to step back from this war mongering sentiment all from this kind of bold statement making would be politically an ill advised move put it to be even today we heard from mr modi making cran statements in the election rallies so i it does seems very unlikely

for these talks to start off maybe the next government whatever comes in might have a better solution at hand so that mr drives well in delhi thank you. now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. backed syrian defense forces are clearing the last pockets of so-called islamic state militants holed up in the village of backhoes a suspected i asked fighters and their families been surrendering to s.t.'s forces outside the town i grew says the group's last stronghold that losing control of vast swathes of territory. tens of thousands of people have been protesting against across algeria a case of presence fit for a fifth term in the capital out just demonstrators were confronted by security forces as they tried to breach the presidential palace present abdelaziz bouteflika has been in power since one thousand nine hundred nine and is reportedly in poor health. or saudi arabia has stripped some of bin laden's son hamza bin laden of his

citizenship this comes after the u.s. offered a million dollar reward for information about his whereabouts officials believe he's emerging as a leader of al qaeda which is the group that stroll down the world trade center and the nine eleven attacks of two thousand and one. police in somalia's capital mogadishu said almost twenty four hour gun battle with extremists is over special forces are reported to have killed all of the al shabaab fighters who perceived the building next to the hotel they bombed on thursday night causing heavy casualties. a night of chaos right in the center of mogadishu people flee for their lives just after an explosion in the busiest area of the somali capital the target hotel macao . a luxury hotel in impoverished mogadishu house about was targeted before last night it was ablaze after a car bomb exploded at its gates. while i was driving in market street

suddenly i saw a speeding luxury car heading towards a hotel and the explosion rocked the whole area. for residents of mogadishu it was a horrifying night. we're being told the man who made this video in judah ho not a fighting just a hundred meters from this apartment where he took shelter. and this was the same in the newly opened library mogadishu a symbol of hope for somalians who have endured so much violence for decades now it has been badly battered and so too has the confidence of somalians. i can't express in words how anxious and shocked i was. the fighting lasted through the day two it took nearly a whole day for the security forces to put an end to the militant attack and its aftermath locals returned to find the magic they filled with wreckage al-shabaab has repeatedly shown it can hit the center of mogadishu now after this latest

violence somalians are again angry at the government which seems on the able to stop major attacks like this one from occurring. most from journalist a deal is a below the line from mogadishu welcome what's the latest. well police in somalia have confirmed that they have secured the premises it's a group al-shabaab launching a complex attack on evening using two compounds before their fight is stormed. out of a nearby building along markham strategic road in downtown mogadishu that is most popular with government officials are going to members of the security council and the vast majority of mogadishu residents of the area has been secured right now security forces have cleared the deadly checked all those who remain behind them also killed

a number of penitence even though there is no comment from the somali government that the area has been secured right now you speak to members of the media bought from reporting from the scene yesterday evening but finally at around six pm a mogadishu time the government announced formally that this huge had ended that it killed all the militants who are holed up it was two buildings and the area is now secure the big security challenge but they promise that they're going to want more in the coming days to give a full report of. survival be able to cut out such a complex attack in the heart of the capital despite all the security measures. these al-shabaab attacks to keep popping up in the report people agree with the government for allowing this to continue what's been the government response. well that's a very important question because one who could issue residents of the bronx of a devastating civil war and then a few that say it eleven pm so we're talking about thousands of lives that are

going to last for one decade and samadhi is enough for the current administration in place and the president obama module has been in power for the past two years and one of the priorities of the government to gays doing that election period what they're going to eliminate al shabaab strategy by two years max timeframe was officially expired i will take a category on the somali government isn't doing much yet to address the root causes of insecurity and tackling al-shabaab we haven't see any major military. to over the past two years that can experts can say is that someone is reaction to al-shabaab we also know that there was a deadly attack on the fourteenth the walkabout in june seventeenth that killed six hundred people the deadliest so far the c.s.o. move additional residents are angry at this a lot of help and for the fact that despite all the security measures will become put in place. to contain a militant group of

a coward and really just keep out of mogadishu. a.t.'s of this here able to carry out such great an attack doing my can do it they are high and facilities including government is the main concern for militia residents on that demanding answers regarding the latest attack. in rocket issues thank you. and he said i think a violence and hate speech in france is caused by members of the country's jewish community to fear for their safety president emanuel mccraw has publicly condemned the crimes which include vandalism and jewish cemeteries online harassment and physical attacks they don't discuss when martin reports. they want to move a good look at their door those who are as i would like to do well if they were there for the benefit of us a call there is no divine will get out there no. is preparing for shabat it's friday and tonight he's meeting other members of his jewish congregation together they are going to read the sabbath prayer the thirty four year old is an active

member of the jewish community here in paris being jewish is important to him but so is being french that's why the increase in violence disturbs him so much to both parties and cities with their insults vandalism and sometimes even cases of murder for us that means staying aware and alert and always keeping an eye out so we wouldn't have to do that if we didn't feel threatened now we're also asking ourselves is france really the right place for us. around half a million jews live in france the third largest community behind israel in the us last year there were more than five hundred anti-semitic offenses here in increase of around seventy five percent. falsie califano president of the umbrella organization representing france's jewish community is also alarmed he says the real figures are much higher as not every offense is registered he's most concerned

for the young. softball sharif we're noticing that in some regions jewish children are no longer going to public schools you know that being pulled out because they can't have a normal school day they're being insulted and their physical safety can't always be guaranteed we. got back in the synagogue young ballerinas are practicing for a big performance. the synagogue offers jewish children an afterschool program which parents gladly make use of deaf intel have is the mother of three sons she tells us one of them has moved to israel because he feels safer being jewish there delfin says she's shocked by the rhetoric she hears she thought it was a thing of the past. or not or this when we hear things like go back home it hurts us deeply. you feel threatened the song list them have all gone. to lunch alone is determined to stay in his homeland france despite the

worsening situation experts say that anti-semitism is no longer solely coming from right wing groups but also from radical islam but it rarely has anything to do with religion jews often meet hostility because they're seen as being part of an elite. todd reason see the horse and it is the rejection of a community in this case the jewish community that is seen as being privileged as the group with the most influence on the powerful. in launch on them says he will never conceal the fact that he's jewish despite the dangers. that i've never hidden the fact that i'm jewish and i won't do that now when i go to the synagogue for sure but i will my keeper and i will continue to do. so little well. but when it came to the question of whether he would let his own children wear a key part in public in law and couldn't give us an answer. cases of

measles or on the increase around the world unicef describes the trends as dramatic and as people to get vaccinated experts say that one course being crazes parents refusing to vaccinate their children. the first symptoms are similar to the flu then a telltale rash appears in twenty eight thousand the number of people who contract it measles rose rapidly ninety eight countries reported an increase in patient numbers in places like brazil where measles was thought to no longer exist the disease has reappeared the united nations children's relief organization has issued a dire warning and measles is potentially a fatal disease particularly in areas where the children are already vulnerable the among nourished. they have other underlying diseases so it is major implications medical experts around the world are worried. we should take this is

a more warning sign the places where you're seeing outbreaks are areas where systems are weak or people are not seeking immunization according to unicef getting a vaccination is a simple and effective solution much easier than treating missiles once it has broken out. a swedish climate activist to gratitude has joined striking students in the german city of hamburg people from around the world have rallied behind the sixteen year old's fridays for future movement walking out of classes and calling on politicians to take strong action on climate change. famous teen activist greater turn back is on her school holidays but she's not taking a break from protesting in germany she joined schoolchildren on their weekly protest against climate change for way too long the politicians and the people in power have got no way was not doing anything to fight the climate crisis but we

will make sure that they will not get away with it any longer. thousands of students have come together to demand that politicians save the planet so they can grow up in a world worth living in and they're demanding that politicians do something about it such as stop burning coal to generate electricity. it's no secret here in germany that the country's going to fail to reach its twenty twenty climate goals now in a bid to reduce greenhouse gases the german government has planned a call phase out by twenty thirty eight but for these school students hitting the streets of hamburg today that just isn't soon enough. the kids who took to the streets instead of going to classes today know exactly what their message is. i think it's important to stop using coal to produce electricity use in this possible and to be more aware of climate change like stop using plastic bags and stuff like that maybe it's sunny here because i'm concerned about climate change

but seeing going to live is also a special experience. here i have taken to the streets today just like every friday personally i try to act in a sustainable way know at travel and i get around town by public transport or on a bicycle. i'm going to turn back had a private. message to everyone too. and i think we should focus more on the time to see this this is not about me doing the crime i said. the young protesters say they plan to continue demonstrating as part of their fridays for a few senate campaign. well to sports and chris how things and his i talk football welcome chris the women's football world cup that starts in june germany a took on two and one host france last night under a new coach what did we learn well we learned the new coach martina fawcett tech

lindbergh has basically kept the team in their current form because their last loss came last march and more oppressively of her debut when that loss came at the hands of france now boston tech lindbergh is a former player decorated she won four euros and in terms of her coaching she had some success with switzerland she led them to their first world cup and first european championship what force tackling burke has promised to do is take the team on a brave innovative path to generate new excitement for the fans and the team as well is going to be very transparent and we saw a little asides of that in terms of course incorporating that the younger talent in the front and it looks good so far i mean they haven't missed a beat and the last but not least payback is for real because as i mentioned they got some payback against the team that defeated them last ok and now they any good that germany change course they're good you know you always have to consider them favorites are always solid in tournaments but the favorites the cup holders

countries that i have from the united states they are the clear our favorite and then the hosts you have to factor in france because when you host a major tournament we could take at the netherlands in the twenty seventeen european championships they hosted in one so that gets france obviously up in the top three and then germany as i mentioned you never can discount them and i do think germany might edge out france is a favorite. because they just defeated france now one player making a late bid to make that germany national team is a thyroid cancer survivor by the name of an can't train burger the twenty eight year old goalkeeper currently plays for chelsea she recently got a call of back in november to the national team and here's the kicker just one year after being diagnosed with cancer she got the call up and she's played professionally we did manage to catch up with thirty w. sports and we have this report on her battle e n beating the deadly disease. back in november twenty seventh uncut tween bag-o.

was in the prime of her career she had won the german bundesliga competed in the champions league and moved abroad to top clubs in france and england but then came a huge setback at age twenty seven she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. five was a shock because. as a footballer you don't think about it because you have to live like how. you do sport every day so it was quite a shock when it came to fighting the disease it was inspired by her efforts to get into the starting eleven. round you have to five every day. even at my position i have to try every training session to be on the sunday on the pitch so and as a goalkeeper we have i don't know why we have a bad reputation we have crazy people. i wouldn't say i am.

yeah i think that. and it showed what was most remarkable about her recovery was the timeline. the diagnosis was on the seventeen. and then on. my operation and on the. shelf general my idea. and off the. one. was on the. plate my first f.a. cup game and again. it's a story that could become even more special if bagger fulfills a dream of playing at the world cup in june. so what do you think chris will she well i think she has a good opportunity but we can't forget you germany is like a factory for goalkeepers the coach fostex limburg has already said we have

a lot of goalkeepers good goalkeepers ahead of her but anything is possible you know i do think that burger has an opportunity just for inspiration more than anything else and she could possibly feel that third spot but she is twenty eight years old and she just missing got called up so really actually tracking that first team will be difficult but you can't deny what you know the obstacles she's overcome and i do think that she's would be a very important piece to the national team chris huntington thank you so much ok thanks. top story. has freed an indian pilot captured by his find a shot. across the. border crossing pakistan says. recent tensions. in somalis come to look at issues of the day long battle with militants from the hotel special forces are reported to have killed. fighters and. heavy casualties.

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