this is deja vu news live from berlin investigators find both black boxes from the crash ethiopian airlines flight they could provide answers to why the aircraft went down killing all one hundred fifty seven onboard the weather was clear the plane was new so what went wrong. also coming up venezuela's catastrophic blackout reports of a spike in looting and people dying in hospitals without electricity tempers are

flaring as the country enters its fourth day of power outage. plus a new opera gets provocative and more ways than one this octave varity classic takes on europe's refugee crisis but the directors missed the opening night was stuck in moscow and not by choice. i'm sumi so much conduct's good to have you with us both black boxes from an ethiopian airlines flight that crashed outside addis ababa on sunday morning have been located the boeing seven thirty seven max eight jet went down six minutes after taking off bound for nairobi all one hundred fifty seven people on board were killed the crash has raised concerns over the safety of the seven thirty seven model involved a new design from boeing. after daybreak red cross workers

retrieve the personal items of those on board the flight. while investigators recover the wreckage. a large crater marks the spot of impact a cattle farmer who was heading to the field witnessed the crash. i heard this big noise. the village said it was a plane crash and we rushed to the site. there was so much smoke that we couldn't even see the plane parts of it were disintegrating and exploding so we couldn't get any closer ethiopian authorities are leading the search aided by the u.s. kenya and others as the country held a day of mourning the airline announced they were grounding their seven three seven max fleet other countries are following suit because the same boeing model crashed just five months ago in indonesia. the victims of sunday's accident include people

from thirty five countries in nairobi the united nations environment assembly paid tribute to their colleagues who died on the way to the conference. as to be more let us be free. to travel and work from their homes and local ones who have made a bet the place to live there you know that nation's ofis at nairobi is ready to support all dispatch by this tragedy the crash has affected people across the world they are hoping the investigation will tell them why their loved ones didn't make it home. melanie credible is following the story from nairobi she has more information about the victims of yesterday's plane crash. details about the people from all over the world who were on board of the plane which never arrived here in nairobi are emerging according to kenya has the highest number of

casualties with thirty two followed by canada with eighteen if european lost nine and italy the u.s. and china all had eight nationals on board the list of their names has been published and we're learning more about the people behind these numbers one of them for example was. he was born and raised in mumbai studied law in washington d.c. and was on his way to nairobi because the mother of his fiance had died and now the victim is the ethiopian aid worker katamari messi he worked for save the children and was described by his colleagues as someone with tired lessly worked to protect vulnerable children in humanitarian crises there were also a lot of you and staffers on board the plane they were heading to nairobi where the assembly where the u.n. environment program is taking place this week they would have come to discuss the future of our planet but of course these are just a few stories about the people who lost their lives in yesterday's tragic crash.

melanie credible they're reporting from nairobi all reacting to the crash china and ethiopia have said they will ground all boeing max eight planes as a precaution earlier i spoke against looked out the managing editor of aviation week and asked him to tell us more about the type of plane that crashed seventy seven max was based on the old seven three seven which boeing has been producing since the nine hundred sixty s. it's been shushi successful one of the actually the most successful civil aircraft for the max is a modern nasa said it has new engines some new software in there which is may be important in in the court during the course of this investigation putting has sold about five thousand of the aircrafts three hundred fifty of them have already been delivered since nineteen actually to two thousand and seventeen so this is sent to a new plane and it is the second time that this exact same aircraft type of

aircraft has crashed we know if there was a link between these crashes. well that's the that's the point that that's the big question here and the answer is we don't know yet the first question chris you're referring to was lion air last october seventy seven off the coast of jakarta there appears to be a link to new software that boeing introduced on the max in that particular crash which is supposed to help the pilots control the aircraft during a climb among others. i have not seen any evidence. that the same system could have played a role in the us you know canary islands crash so far budget obviously it's early days these investigations can take months and sometimes years to find out what happened and yet china and ethiopia already said they're going to ground all boeing

max eight planes do you think we're going to see similar announcements from other countries or aviation companies well we've seen both. both reactions i mean china has grown of the fleet if you look on the ground of the fleet others are continuing. we question is whether the u.s. carriers will continue flying the aircraft i believe they will going has indicated there is nothing they know that would. force or would. encourage people to not fly the aircraft anymore. china's particular case the chinese government is extremely important cautious as far as aviation safety is concerned so there is i wouldn't necessarily be used as kind of the blueprint for other countries to follow. all right speaking to us there earlier now to some other stories making headlines around the world an indonesian woman held on suspicion of killing the half brother of north korean leader kim jong un has been freed after

charges were dropped city ayesha and a vietnamese woman were accused of poisoning kim jong nam with a nerve agent at kuala lumpur airport two years ago. iran's president hassan rouhani has started a three day visit to neighboring iraq his first official visit as president he was accompanied by a high ranking delegation iran has emerged as an ally of iraq since the u.s. invasion that toppled iraqi dictator saddam hussein. japan is marking the eighth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck to the northeast in two thousand and eleven officials and members of the imperial family attended a memorial service in tokyo the disaster killed more than eighteen thousand people and caused a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima power station. spain has been marking the fifteenth anniversary of the terror attacks that killed one hundred ninety three people in the capital budget prime minister pedro sanchez and city officials later we had a memorial on march eleventh two thousand and eleven bombs planted by al qaeda

terrorists exploded on four crowded commuter trains. and in the u.s. state of arizona a woman suffered a serious cuts when she was attacked by a jaguar in a zoo witnesses said the cat reached the offense after the woman climbed over a barrier to take a selfie so officials say the jaguar will not be put down and that the woman violated clearly posted warning. you're watching news still to come an opera with a sharp political message opens a number but as the curtain goes up the director isn't there we have our back story just ahead. but first a week after french president to call made his repose for e.u. reform he's got an answer from germany now it didn't come from chancellor angela merkel but from her close. and successor as conservative party leader and it could come. in an opinion piece in the newspaper give it up coming back to microphones call for a stronger european union but rejected his proposals for shared european social

standards like a common minimum wage come combo is economical successor as leader of the christian democrats and it may well succeed her as chancellor. more on the story with our political correspondent report video of who joins us by rupert so come combo and michael have both set out their views on europe how different are they. well the biggest difference first of all is that the french president published his proposals as a french president meanwhile on could come come by as only party leader here in germany of the conservative party and some here in germany say this is an answer not according to protocol many in germany would have liked to see had to hear something from german chancellor merkel but i doubt that said to my call would have been very much different to the one on a good come come this successor. as party leader would have been on

a good come combo says yes to strengthening the european union especially when it comes to security policy especially when it comes to strengthening the external borders which in the end means trying to sell to europe for from more refugees coming in but she says no to deep integration of europe in social policies she said no to a common minimum wage that mccall proposed and she also said no to taking a shared burden when it comes to debt so the biggest difference between them two is the fundamental question how much europe do we really want. cause aiming for a deeper integration while on a good come come by seems to be pleading for more of the same for the status quo so report would you say that these are two differing views on europe exposes a new risk between germany and france. on a good come column has been asked this question today by german newspaper devoted

and thomas there was no there is no rift between our countries and the differences we see here are the ones we have had for many many years but we must say that with that it shows that there's a certain misunderstanding between france and germany these two nations have been dumped in the past the engine that drives your rypien that drives europe and but what we see is that mccaw has been making proposals in the last two years on how to reform europe and insincere to sions the answer from germany always was. more or less silence and so that shows that there is some misunderstanding between these two countries on how far european integration should go and that makes the european engine start and work for just briefly if you can as you pointed out it was very noble in not chancellor merkel who wrote this letter this response and some conservatives are even suggesting that the chancellor should step down before

her term ends in two thousand and twenty one and hand over to come come about what do you make of that. well of course this shows that on a great come columbine or tries to make some point here tries to. make tries to try to find a position of own in the political sphere here in germany and it shows a little bit that. is of course losing some sort of power since the moment she has announced that she wouldn't run anymore for translate in two thousand and twenty one we see that within her own party especially the conservatives try out on how far they can go and they also trialled on how far they can go with the new party leader on the great comeback combo but in order to replace americal you need a little bit more because there's also the coalition partners the social democrats and they have already said they wouldn't vote for anybody else than uncle americal as chancellor of a group of redeveloped thank you very much your work

a new report released today by the stockholm peace research institute or sipri says says that a global arms sales have grown markedly in the last five years the u.s. the world's biggest weapons exporter has been a key driver of that growth it provides at least ninety eight countries with combat aircraft short range cruise and ballistic missiles and guided bombs. a third of global arms over the five year is came from the us. russia takes second place with one fifth of global arms deliveries that's even though russia's weapons exports have declined the result of lower demand from india and venezuela says sipri france and germany come in third and fourth respectively german ships and submarines are particularly popular with south korea greece and israel. china too is a big player when it comes to music schools it takes fifth place. meanwhile saudi arabia topped the list of imposes its imports of increased by one hundred ninety

two percent over the five years may need you to the conflict with iran and the war in yemen. venezuela's opposition leader won by those says he will ask lawmakers to declare a state of alarm that would authorize the delivery of international aid as a catastrophic power blackout has paralyzed the country the people of venezuela are struggling to cope as police arrest an increasing number of people looting. shops in the venezuelan capital smashed up and picked clean of their contents. at this supermarket in south eastern caracas people accused of taking food including pasta rice and tomato sauce were among those later arrested by security forces for looting. scenes of desperation like this are becoming more commonplace in the crisis hit south american nation all compounded by

a days long power outage. that was. medicines were already in short supply now reports that the blackout has led to patients dying in hospitals also fueling rising anger at the government's inaction . that let me see a menace rises in venezuela has a first and last name and it's nicolas maduro it's time to understand that the humanitarian crisis is not political it's social venezuelan's a dime because there are no solutions and what sort of story meanwhile those fortunate enough to get power from a generator of finding new uses for their refrigerators. they moved on i mean how the refrigerator where was storing food but it can also fit medicine was there are many people who need to store them at least as far as insulin is concerned yes i mean i think mine is really no no. but many businesses have been without power for

days with their fridges off food is rotting on the shelves forcing many shop owners to cut their losses they only have the if you can i'm giving this all away yesterday i gave away pizza today i'll give all of this to the kids on the street that you know you know that it. has the crippling blackouts drags on so does the blame game between the opposition and the president over his way and can do now is wait for good news for. now to the day that shattered the small town of bint in southwestern germany ten years ago today a seventeen year old gunman stormed into his former high school and started shooting at students and teachers he killed fifteen people before eventually turning the gun on himself it was a rare and shocking act of violence here in germany which has seen three maskell shootings since the one nine hundred sixty s. many relatives and survivors of bennett and are calling for tougher gun controls

for them a decade later the emotional scars from me. just being the place where her daughter was gunned down ten years ago is still incredibly difficult for gisela meyer the day she heard the news of her daughter's death in the high school her life changed forever. if my world just fell apart if it pulled the ground out from under my feet i absolutely couldn't grasp what happened and it took months for him to understand that she was done so if i kept resisting the very thought of it could be up to. her daughter nina was one of fifteen victims that a gunman shot at the school and during his askin. she was a student teacher in the school and buried under twenty fifth birthday. the seventeen year old shooter had stolen his father's gun from an unlocked bedroom cabinet in the end he killed himself. today this memorial room pays tribute to those who lost their lives. in this former

classroom the gunman shot the students at random. gisela meyer is active in the against violence in schools foundation to prevent such acts from ever happening again. one small step forward is stricter laws on private individuals storing firearms. trauma counselor i'll bet basinger was one of the first on the scene after the shooting he helps students who had lived through the horrific experience process their emotions. i tried to talk with them so they could process what they went through. lead and i had to that's a principle of trauma counseling people to express their feelings because it's far more harmful to suppress someone to let them cry and scream if they need to see those winds fighting in the decades since the shooting security measures in the school have been stepped up doors are more difficult to open from the outside and

teachers try to identify challenging students early on. so much for example we have a school xhosa worker who's deeply involved in a school where yes we have projects name but social cohesion and getting along with other. relatives of the victims try somehow to go on with their lives. meyer has finally managed to find some inner peace. or taught this point child the shooter came across as a monster but he was really just a young boy full of it because he didn't have to like another city but that inch of him really helps me understand what made him commit such an evil. and. indecent bit. this memorial called the broken ring symbolizes the suffering in winnenden a brutal cut a contemplate of place and the shadow of a fateful day. fist sports now and

want to stick a soccer at two teams going in opposite directions met in hanover on sunday by a leverkusen have been flying over the last six weeks and they got a helping hand from mother nature in their efforts to stay in the running for a top four finish. amid the blizzard and hung over some home fans didn't look too keen to get this one started. and even live a couzin flying under peter boss seemed as though they'd rather be elsewhere. but everyone loves it when they break the orange ball in a snow day especially it seems kevin fall and he made it one nil and thirteen minutes after michelle s. or couldn't handle a slippery shot after a brief stoppage to clear the lanes folland was at it again lifting the ball over the snow and over to make it to no one twenty eight minutes. to make it clear the lines but nobody had managed to clear the penalty area. to get she phoned to his chagrin. tough times of the boxes cleared

away know. the japanese did eventually play his part in a goal setting up unit us to cut the deficit on fifty one minutes and the whole sensationally levelled in seventy three minutes after mitchell visor put through his own net but had overs tale of war this season was to continue as chi have it sealed the points for leverkusen and went for a spot of sledging to celebrate leverkusen are still very much in the chase for a champions league spot while hung over looking creasing lee resigned to relegation . the east german city of chemists made international headlines last year after a series of far right demonstrations now the city is back in the spotlight after an officially sanctioned demonstration by football fans took place in memory of a man who was a known neo nazi and hooligan. rest in peace tommy read the by. the hind which some four thousand spectators devoted a moment of silence to

a recently deceased local son thomas hallow was responsible for stadium security in kenneth's until two thousand and six he was also a hooligan a known neo nazi and the founder of the group who now russia an abbreviation that stands for hooligans nazis racists the group has operated openly inside the stadium in the past. i i. i can't meet stryker daniel france celebrated his goal on saturday by sprinting to the bench and holding aloft a t. shirt bearing the slogan support your local who wins the motif is a favorite of the far right in germany. the club has fined france but defended the pre-match moments of silence claiming it was in no way an indorsement of thomas howlers views or behaviors but the local authority in kenneth's owner of the stadium in which saturday's controversial memorial took place was quick to condemn the proceedings it announced in a statement commits is and remains

a cosmopolitan tolerant and peaceful city we therefore distance ourselves explicitly from all racist and far right actions and statements still endeavors to create a cosmopolitan image of candidates were dealt a serious setback on saturday. found the german city of hamburg the opening night of the verdi operandi boucle began with its director two thousand kilometers away under house arrest in moscow has said have been a cost as relied on friends to carry out his vision for the production his updated take on the verity classic puts the plight of refugees in europe front and center. a modern rendition a very nice classic nabucco set in the un security council teaming with six intrigue and spots. the slave chorus laments their lost home but in this update the original hebrew

slaves had been replaced by actual refugees from syria and afghanistan. director kiro served on a coffee is not able to take the final curtain he's under house arrest in moscow and can only send a video message. is great opening thank you so much for all these extraordinary moment it mark. life. is all shit carol sir brad occultist considered a punk among russian directors he's received international accolades but the outspoken kremlin critic was arrested in august of two thousand and seventeen charged with embezzling public funds he now has to work remotely from his moscow apartment. and for me it felt like we had a real director here i have often worked with directors who seemed much more absent even though they were physically present the. rehearsal recordings for the director

each scene from every phase of rehearsals was filmed and sent via a u.s.b. stick to moscow it was up to system director of guinea could logon to communicate serve brenna cuffs return video instructions to the team in hamburg. with everyone has their own opinion of the message. they see different meanings questions and answers that's good but there are certainly no clear message. but it certainly shines a light at outcast from our modern society putting actual refugees center stage and letting them voice an operatic call for freedom. our minds are not our top story at this hour both black boxes from an ethiopian airlines flight that crashed outside addis ababa on sunday have been found the boeing seven thirty seven x. eighty aircraft went down just minutes after takeoff killing all one hundred fifty

seven people on board. coming up on g.w. news asia a malaysian court frees one of two women accused of assassinating kim jong un's brother is the case about to fall apart. and japan remembers the tsunami a nuclear disaster eight years ago the government says many areas are now radiations free so why are evacuees still refusing to go back to. the responder jeanne has those stories coming right up on to the news asia in just a few minutes. i

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