w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin there are no survivors in the crash of an ethiopian airlines jet authorities are combing this site near i disobey about where the plane went down shortly after takeoff killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board ethiopia has declared monday a day of mourning also coming up. to german journalists are forced to leave turkey after officials there refused to renew their press accreditation the german public broadcasters said today it says turkey is trying to intimidate foreign

correspondents. and tibetans around the world marks sixty years since a failed uprising against chinese rule forced their spiritual leader into exile. nick spicer thanks for joining us. ethiopia has declared monday a national day of mourning after a passenger jet leaving a baby crashed killing all hundred fifty seven people on board the ethiopian airlines boeing seven thirty seven's max jet lost contact with air traffic control just six minutes after takeoff passengers from thirty five countries were on the plane heading to nairobi with the largest group from kenya are isa. it was fine flying weather but still the boeing seven three seven crashed tiny pieces of

debris left behind the pilot sent out a distress signal and then just six minutes off to take off the plane hit the ground in nairobi kenya people gathered to wait for flight three zero to survive but it never landed. at first there was confusion. and complaints about the lack of information. everyone was asking probing was what his company but normal seeing and you're just going up and down until one of the passengers small and sees me plainly if you just think just a crush. that is a baby ate the idea as the afternoon wore on a sickening realize i should say the infant passengers loved ones. those who departed there this morning were never coming home. today is a very soft and tragic day for all of us at least it

wasn't just whoever the border. investigators are at the crash site just outside the city there trying to determine causes the key question how could a plane with over one hundred fifty passengers and crew go down on such a clear sunny day. our east africa correspondent melanie corrida balls and business update from the kenyan capital nairobi where the plane was supposed to arrive this morning. hundreds of people gathered today outside the airport here in nairobi where the plane was supposed to arrive at ten thirty in the morning family friends and colleagues had been waiting for their loved ones and would then attended to in emergency centers at the airport it's also been an outpouring of messages of condolence on social media and you can really tell that the entire country is mourning kenya has in fact the highest number of casualties thirty two kenyans one boarded the plane and now everyone here is of course asking what

happened a lot of things still very unclear but we do know that the plane crashed just six minutes after takeoff we know that the pilot had sent out a distress signal that he asked for permission to return to the capital which he was granted but the plane never made it back. is regarded as a very reliable and safe not only in africa but across the globe but a lot of people are now wondering if in fact something could have been wrong with the model itself the boeing seven thirty seven eight max it's a brand new model that the airline had just board four months ago it's only been delivered three hundred times weld wide but still it's the second time that a plane of this type of this model has crashed the last crash happened last year in indonesia but of course there is no way of telling yet who or what is to plane for the tragedy. has more on the plane crash and you know what can you

tell us about the reaction by the u.s. company boeing which is of course the manufacturer how they responded they released a statement today sending their condolences they said they are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the passengers and the crew on ethiopian airlines flight three hundred to a seven thirty seven max eight airplane they say their sympathies and they also announced later on in the day that they would be sending a crew of technicians. to the cleanup side to help with the investigation of course investigators at this point want to find out what caused the crash and boeing could help determine if it was a problem with the plane what can you tell us about this plane and its specifics the seven thirty seven max is a seven thirty seven max eight so there's a few different kinds seven through ten it's a very new generation plane just came out in two thousand seven hundred something that boeing is very proud of it is pushing it supposed to be more fuel efficient and more technologically advanced than the older generation of seven thirty seven's

but it has been under intense scrutiny recently because this is the second time it is a been involved in a major plane crash in just six months and for such a new plane that's pretty shocking of course i'm referring to the flight the lion air flight of the cousin in the news that went down killing one hundred eighty nine passengers and what happened in this plane crash early investigation show that it was probably a malfunction of an automated software that interpret the plane the the software believe that the plane descending when it wasn't forced the nose down and the pilot was unable to pull back up now there's no link between that crash and what happened today there is no evidence of those or associated but of course investigators are looking for but just to understand can you tell us how boeing addressed to the lion air crash boeing has claimed that the seven thirty seven max series is just as safe as any plane in the sky right now they said that if pilots follow the standard procedure the checklist then they can compensate for any malfunction of the

software but there was controversy because the software was announced a pilot pilots have since then been calling for trainings the boeing resisted that saying that they recommended no training for pilots because they said that the thirty seven thirty seven x. is so similar to the old generation that they shouldn't have to spend money on retraining of course if there is a link between the indonesia crash and then this one this will become a very big story and are there. or will there be a lot of these planes flying in the skies right now there's about three hundred fifty operated by airlines all around the world actually southwest airlines in the u.s. is the biggest buyer you also have american airlines ryanair but three hundred fifty is not that much just represents about two percent of bones entire fleet but it represents eighty percent of those planes that boeing is actually making for airlines so it is becoming more popular this is kind of the future of boeing's mid-range flight and if this if there is a link between the software malfunction then they might have

a problem to do with passengers will be thinking of these these accidents ok thank you very much deb these i mean as you for that insight from. two german journalists are on their way back home to germany after the government of turkey refused to renew their press passes and journalists were not given any reason for the decision their media organizations intend to appeal it germany's foreign minister has also criticized the decision thomas from the berlin daily taga spiegel and you're going to posit from german public television say they see no legal grounds for the denial of their present predication in turkey here's what they had to say just before leaving its temple. this means some uncertainty for other members of the press it appears the goal here is to influence reporting there has already been a chilling effect asserted on the turkish media there's hardly any critical reporting at least in the state media now it appears the government would like to achieve the same with the international media but i cannot imagine they will

succeed. needs to be said that our situation is a luxury in comparison to what our turkish colleagues are dealing with more than one hundred thirty turkish journalists are now sitting in prison for something they posted online or for an article they wrote while the two of us are able to get on a plane and leave it concerns us that the turkish government appears to want to extend pressure beyond national borders on the. other stories making news around the world. turkish president. has accused women's day marchers of disrespecting islam he told supporters in istanbul the feminist rally had interrupted a call to prayer on friday. and tear gas to break up the rally. groups have long accused government of not doing enough to prevent violence against women.

health minister has resigned over the sudden deaths of eleven newborn babies outrage has been growing since the babies died in a statement turning the hospital on thursday and friday and investigation is underway but officials say the cause was likely a blood infection. algerian president sees a beautifully has returned home to algiers after a two week stay in a swiss hospital the eighty two year old had been receiving medical treatment there for an undisclosed condition. is returning as protests are growing in syria over his intention to run for a fifth term. in venezuela a crippling blackout is entering its fourth day opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president. is hoping the crisis will prompt lawmakers to finally allow humanitarian aid into the country he told reporters he's convening an emergency session of the country's national assembly. tomorrow i'm going to toss to

somebody to decree national state of emergency we must. go through catastrophe. they need. meanwhile power is reportedly returning to some parts of venezuela but people in many areas including the country's capital caracas are still struggling with the blackout people are having to queue for hours to get basic supplies or access an outlet with power some areas are reporting cases of looting at a pro-government rally on saturday the country's president nicolas maduro claimed a cyber attack by the united states was responsible for what is the worst power outage in the nation's history. today marks sixty years since the spiritual leader of tibet the dalai lama fled his homeland amid a failed uprising against chinese rule has been living in exile in india ever since for many tibetans today's anniversary is

a bitter occasion standing in the rain in delhi this group of activists chant free tibet and sing traditional songs and buddhist chants. the gathering was also to commemorate the many thousands of tibetans killed during the failed revolt and nine hundred fifty nine. after that uprising an estimated one hundred thousand tibetans fled the fighting as refugees here's a look at tibet today and into the key events leading up to this sixtieth anniversary. it's known as the roof of the world nestled high in the himalayas today tibet is governed as an autonomous region of china but it's in a ton of me in name only the chinese state controls almost every area of life religious observance in the traditionally buddhist territory has been reduced to an absolute minimum. it was nine hundred fifty when china asserted its rule of a tibet in the years that followed resentment to beijing grew to bits then head of

state down i loma to negotiate with chairman mao zedong marched nine hundred fifty nine sort of full scale uprising in tibet thousands are said to have died in the suppression of the revolt that was forced to flee. crossing the himalayas on foot eventually arriving in dharamsala india he set up a government in exile where he has remained ever since for years he has pushed for great autonomy for tibet. today beijing still views him as an enemy a separatist threat. china says this is liberated today and points to modern progress and greater prosperity but sixty years after the dalai lama was forced into exile many tibetans still view him as their rightful leader for then this one of the three is a day of mourning. german soccer news now work sunday's buddhist league matches have been decided and two european contenders prevailed against relegation

threatened sides in the evening game leverkusen beat hanover with a late goal and earlier hoffenheim edged past nuremberg on saturday by or. dortmund defeated stuttgart freiburg stuck past her to berlin a scoreless draw between berg and the mines on friday brennan down shaka and on monday dusseldorf will face frankfurt. so what does all that mean for the bonus league standings fire now have a razor thin lead over dortmund at the top later cusanus move ahead of frankfurt in the race for europe in the bottom half freiburg move up after beating her to stuttgart hannover and nuremberg are still in big trouble. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you. ethiopia has declared monday a day of mourning for the victims of the ethiopian airlines crash a buoying seven thirty seven max went down just six minutes after taking off from

out a survey before nairobi killing all hundred fifty seven people on force. that's all for g.w. news right now more news coming at the top of the hour but up next world stories of how syrian refugees are justing to a new life in germany on the spicer thanks for joining us. earth. home of species. the home we're seeing. here those are big changes and most start with small steps globally dinos tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. but the country the climate least religious exemptions and reforestation.