other than respect. the book . the be. this is do we do is live from berlin or rising tensions in the mideast israeli military jets strike targets in gaza in retaliation for rocket fire from the palestinian enclave terminus or netanyahu is said israel is responding to quote a wanton aggression that says we stood shoulder to shoulder with u.s. president donald trump in washington at a ceremony formally recognizing the occupied golan heights as israelis territory also coming up to recent may's latest plea falls on deaf ears britain's prime

minister tells lawmakers she doesn't yet have the support of course her much maligned briggs's deal up for a third vote but she's still fighting to convince m.p.'s to hold one more vote on her new divorce deal failure could spell the end of her term as prime minister for a launch in london and the world's best teacher a canyon a franciscan month his generosity and passion for science is lifting students out of poverty appeared to be she wins the global teacher prize taking home in one million dollars. great to have you along everyone while israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has confirmed just moments ago that his country has begun rita. well you tory

strikes against targets in gaza that's in response to a palestinian rocket attack that hit a town north of tel aviv injuring seven why israel blames gaza's ruling hamas movement for that attack a mosque has not claimed responsibility netanyahu was speaking in the white house before meeting with donald trump let's take a listen to what prime minister netanyahu said moments ago yesterday a rocket was fired from gaza deep inside israel it hit a home north of tel aviv it wounded seven clued into small children and miraculously no one was hurt no one was killed. israel will not tolerate this i will not tolerate this and as we speak as i told you mr president just now israel is responding forcefully to this wanton aggression and we've got to team coverage on these of breaking developments from the mid is joining us from washington is our

bureau chief there alexander von ommen and interviews tanya kramer is in jerusalem for you good evening to you both time you want to start with you in jerusalem we just heard prime minister benjamin netanyahu is speaking in washington d.c. confirming israel's retaliation is underway what more can you tell us. yes that's right they're reported airstrikes all over gaza at the moment what has been expected all day after this rocket strike this morning on the center now residents is very residents in the south nearby the gaza strip have been advised to be close to soldiers in the south and also in the center of the country such as have been opened because now the question is how will gaza militant groups how will they react to the asteroids because the command center that is a center that is representing all the militant groups has already stretched and

early this afternoon that they are going to retaliate it will begin to strike gaza of course in gaza residents are bracing for a very difficult night there no shelters for civilians in the gaza strip and it's a hard it's a densely populated area so it's very difficult for them with all these airstrikes bracing for a long and difficult night in gaza let's go now to washington to our bird chief there all xander alexander tell us what the president trumps reaction was to appear as a prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that airstrikes have begun. presidents trump express condolences tony tony for the gaza rockets attacked and affirmed israel's right right to defend itself from such attacks and he also once again here in the white house stressed how important this relationship is between the two

country he even said our relationship if colorful and he also reminded everyone watching or attending this event that it was him who decided as you as president to recognize joselo as israel's capital and to move the you ass embassy to jerusalem. and he so the whole event here was creating a man's as a sign of for port for israel and for. so strong a supporter for israel from president a trying time yeah. i mean rocket launches from gaza are not that unusual what makes this particular rocket fired from gaza towards tel aviv difference. well is the second time in just two weeks at a longer range missile was fired well into the center for israel x. the this rocket exploded over and over a house which was destroyed small village in the north of tel aviv and people

were also injured so this is rather unusual that it goes so deep inside the country and that is also why there's so much pressure now on prime minister and it's you know to respond to it to this forcefully some politicians you have said that you know it is very needs to restore its deterrence and that calls for a lot military operation of course we have to wait and see how this military operation will now develop in the coming hours but none of the militant groups in gaza have claimed responsibility for this attack alexander. i mean simultaneously as all of this is unfolding in real time a president dollar trump has formally recognized the occupied golan heights as israeli territory is this another show a strong show of support for israel or does it mean a lot more. i think it's another show for those of support

for israel definitely but we have also to add to that by signing this proclamation and by recognizing israel's the brain over the golan heights the president you have president broke with a decade long you have policy in the region and by doing so the. you ass is undermining standing international laws among them to you and security resolutions and by doing so actually the did it in many situations is and dorsy in forcibly taking land from other countries so that could set a precedent for trump however it is important a very important decision it is playing to his space to his supporters and it's also important for the trump administration because it helps them to counter iran's activities in the region in syria. years of bureau chief in the washington

alexander phenomena thank you so very much and cramer reporting live from much jerusalem thank you. let's return to what is shaping up to be another to mulch was a impossible night in britain's messy break that saga prime minister theresa may has been addressing parliament after holding an emergency cabinet meeting to find a way forward on britain's divorce from the e.u. she's been struggling to hold a third vote on a plan that m.p.'s have rejected twice on the e.u. has given her until its full twelve to win parliamentary backing for the deal or find a viable alternative. but it is with great regret that i have had to conclude that as things stand there is still not sufficient support in the house to bring back a deal for the region for folks. i continue i continue to have discussions with colleagues across the house to build support so that we can bring the full value for which this week and guarantee breaks it if we cannot the

government made a commitment that we would work across the house to find a majority on a way forward so it's not looking good for teresa mayes brigs a deal is get you the latest now from london with a user charlotte potts charlotte what next for theresa may now. well this was the first time she addressed parliament after she returned from brussels where the e.u. extended the deadline for the u.k. until april twelfth so that is the new deadline for the u.k. leaving the e.u. and to resume made conceded in front of parliament that she just doesn't have the votes to bring back a deal to parliament at this point that she does not have the votes of the northern irish the u.p.a. and of the hard line breaks a ts within her own party so she can't get her deals through she said also that she is still trying to make it possible and that she is trying to bring it in front of parliament maybe at some point this week to find

a way forward meanwhile parliament is taking its own steps tonight there will be votes on amendments tonight whether parliament should take control of the brics a process something that theresa may obviously does not like and her government so they are trying to take control of the brecht exit process to find a path forward and the charlotte i mean that as things stand right now is a full position still that the u.k. might leave the e.u. without a deal. yes it is on april twelfth actually that is the default option that the u.k. leaves the e.u. without a deal about palm and once to prevent that for months they've been voting against things and now they finally one thing to vote for things and this is what the vote it's about tonight parliament wants to hold the so-called indicative votes this wednesday on what option forward would be

a good way and there are many many options still on the table whether it is a soft abraxas remaining in the customs union or the single market whether it would be for example a no deal scenario another extension so many options that parliament is trying to bring forward and trying to vote on this wednesday to find a pos forward but we also have to remember that parliament and the country are extremely divided so the hope of westminster is that there will be a clear path forward but chances look actually very slim charlotte pos reporting thank you. when i bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world in spain a former general teacher at a catholic school has gone on trial accused of sexually assaulting students public prosecutors are seeking a twenty two year long jail sentence for what convenience as taught at

a school in barcelona only comes at a time of sustained criticism of the vatican's response to a decade's long sexual abuse crisis. chinese president xi jinping is in paris for talks with president emmanuel mccall he is on his last leg of his three nation tour of europe aimed at boosting trade and diplomatic ties but despite their meeting president mccall has urged the e.u. to be wary of china's growing influence around the world. in iran emergency services say at least seventeen people have been killed and dozens more injured in flash floods across much of the country hospitals have been placed on full alert with the heavy rains expected to continue to turn to wednesday. agencies in southern africa have warned that the survivors of cyclon each day are facing the threat of outbreaks of disease including cholera while they have stressed the urgent need to focus on hygiene sanitation and clean water more than

seven hundred fifty people have now been confirmed dead in storm struck mozambique zimbabwe and malawi ten days ago. a teacher from a remote village in kenya has won a one million dollar prize in dubai peter hamby she works in a government run school that has just one computer and patchy internet at best but the judge just said despite such obstacles he had made a huge difference to the lives of those of his students what about she who gives away most of his earnings to the poor was awarded the annual global teacher prize in a ceremony hosted. by actor hugh jackman the winner. of the global teacher prize for two thousand and nineteen is. headed to bochy i. enjoy as franciscan monk and science teacher peter to

be cheeky as crowned world's best teacher. that he creates it's. a cunt believe it is sloppy. about the best teachers and being one. being the best of the lot. beachy works as a math and science teacher at a remote secondary school and kenya's rift valley drought and famine are common in the region and ninety five percent of people said kerry go school come from poor families almost a third are orphans and many can't afford food at home. to beachy left his job at a private school to help children in need. his classes despite being very overcrowded and having few resources have seen his pupils go on to win national and

international science competitions. some beaches efforts to turn things around have worked in the past three years and roman here has doubled and the number of students who go on to further study has jumped dramatically he also gives away eighty percent of his income to his poorer students and plans to continue in this vein with his million dollar prize money. list. this one i'm going to give it back to business say it ok because mice have. a problem ok it's like enough for food cooking and everything so. in fact it is grits moment to set his interest in a feat to be credited his win to his students and he said that it was assigned they could do anything they set out to achieve. congratulations to him the european parliament is preparing to vote tomorrow on a controversial proposal to reform e.u.

copyright law all over the weekend tens of thousands of people marched in cities across germany to express their concerns about how the new rules will affect the internet because right now if a user uploads texts video music or photos to a platform like you tube for instance while that person is responsible for respecting copyright restrictions now the e.u. wants to reverse this principle the new legislation would make platform operators liable for the content on their sites meaning they could face legal action if laws are broken but all of the idea behind this is to force sites like facebook and you tube to monitor what users publish but critics fear that websites may use automatic filters that also block material that's not restricted opponents of the bill say that could have dramatic rep a caution is online in front of mark went to the demonstration here in berlin where protesters and their message squarely at anglo american as the c.d.u.

party they say the politicians just don't understand what's at stake for them. never again c.d.u. is what the demonstrators are shouting in front of the conservative party headquarters in berlin many are young and this is their first protest they fear for their internet they believe the government is limiting their freedom. i have a small you tube channel myself that might get deleted or something because of this filters deletion censorship bearden's things the government has underestimated the fear of article thirteen she's a c.d.u. politician herself but she cites with the protestors and if manchild a lot of people have played a huge you must have raised this issue people who normally don't share their political views but now in this context they do and they reach so many people these are so huge discussions that until now have barely been considered and this debate

. politicians have long ignored. the demonstrators they are heroes and julian loan has more than five million subscribers and has called for protests fire music videos. you. look at. other you tube stars to have suddenly become political tennis but harman is calling you re presented to us and asking them to stop the reform. and once to prevent upload filters from deciding what makes it to the internet. these are going to machine work out the precise legal classification of something within a few seconds and billions of cases many of which would otherwise go to court in germany. i know stauffer has a completely different view he is an author who wrote the screenplay for a film about resistance fighters sawfish. he has found all kinds of illegal copies

on youtube. this means artists like him loose income that in the digital world we actually are nothing because everything gets stolen. that's why behind us office in favor of filters and police the opponents are being encouraged you chip itself has indeed warned of censorship and called for people to protest as seen here and to be here so now is the time to speak up. in the background is the major platforms with their economic interests stirring up the kids and telling them the internet break you will be taken away from you or you will no longer be able to have your own channels will no longer be able to advertise lipstick complete rubbish forget. whether to fear a conviction tens of thousands took to the streets of germany to protest upload

features and more and more parties now share the concerns of the demonstrators. it could be that politicians have suddenly heard new arguments but it could also be that the pressure of future was and young people made the difference no politician wants a d.n.a. the voters of tomorrow and no party wants to appear ignorant on digital issues. this argument will continue to rage at least until the vote in the european parliament both on the internet and on the streets. right we stay here in germany a new safety campaign aimed at getting cyclists to wear helmets is getting a lot of attention and all for the wrong reasons and carl has been joins me now with more on that story good to see you call what's so controversial about bike helmets this is a campaign ad by germany's transport ministry it sounds like it's a good cause i mean getting people on their bikes to wear a helmet that's

a good thing right but it is robbing some people in germany the wrong way i mean this is really prompting a lot. of outrage it's being called quote stupid and a sexist by some german politicians even so let's take a look i mean this is the campaign that we're talking about that's that's really getting people up in arms here it features models from the reality show germany's next top model you see them there the slogan is looks like but saves my life the message here it's aimed at young people maybe they're too fashion conscious to wear a helmet they say look nerdy or something like that right but it's using these these topless sexy models in order to promote that message that's not going over so well here in germany here's just one response that we're seeing online this is from germany's minister for family affairs she's on her bike there she is she says hey i'm wearing a helmet but i've got my clothes on so apparently you can wear a helmet and still have your clothes on others we've seen calling this embarrassing they're calling this out dated and still more people online say look taxpayer money

should not be used for ad campaigns and feature half naked models but is that campaign working though well that's a question at least one person says this is definitely working and that's the person behind the campaign this is. he is germany's transport minister himself here he is on twitter he's saying hey thanks for all the attention this is already our most successful traffic safety campaign of all time a great collaboration with germany's next top model he's essentially saying look this campaign did is exactly what it's supposed to do get attention get people talking about it and proponents here in germany say that this campaign is necessary and that's because the target audience here they don't wear helmets eight percent of germans age seventeen to thirty don't wear helmets when they cycle in fact adults not that much better about twenty percent wear helmets so how safe is germany for cyclists in general in a word it's not very safe and i don't know if you've seen this but a lot of bikers now they wear these have these helmet cams when they buy tickets to capture moments like this take

a look at this video this isn't stuttgart watch that truck last right past the. nearly taking him out and that's not an isolated case the statistics they bear it out just how dangerous the streets are we have a graphic for you if we have time to show you just how dangerous german cities are you can see it here no i didn't know this label four of the top five most dangerous cities in europe are in germany for cyclists so berlin's at the top of that list you see nearly seven hundred bikers seriously injured or fifteen even killed one down as i can place them to go cologne hamburg stuttgart not a safe place it's really a smart idea to wear your helmet if you're on the streets call noted. germany's national football team have offered their fans of jolt of optimism they defeated old rivals the netherlands on sunday in a qualifying match for the twenty twenty european championships while it was an important win for a team trying to turn over

a new page with new players. european lives germany are finally back to winning ways a squad containing a blend of old and new faces snatched a three two victory over the netherlands on sunday and it was youth which made the difference. from the start of the week when we first met up i had the feeling the team could go out and show their strength on the pitch. we did that. of course i felt really good at the end of the game good luck to the lives decisions x. twenty fourteen world cup winners jerome boateng machel mills and thomas miller was heavily criticized but against the dutch a dreadful twenty eight team for germany was forgotten because schultz kept it doesn't display with the winning goal schultz believes the squad can only get better with easier to head in june it gets better roos than a stone yet for the two emotions i don't score too many goals and i'm just really happy for the team. it's not easy when you have been trying to get into the

communal plate with one another in matches before but that's a that can only improve with time. germany fans hope the new era can be built around leroy sawney who skate on sunday but was left out of love sport for last year's world cup. we have used to play as young players so it's an inexperienced team with a lot still to learn and i do but i think we played really well in. those in those announcing they were going to live still has a long way to go before germany can be considered among the world's best again but for now at least there's a sense of positivity back in the camp. now a real life superhero has been doing his bit to all fix the crumbling gargoyles of buttresses of paris is not saddam cathedral all the building needs one hundred million years for a massive renovation and a fifty six year old allow bash who's known as the french spiderman did his bit to publicize the cost by claiming get this one hundred eighty five meters without

a harness to the top of the towering headquarters in paris while his sponsors are giving five thousand euros to not doubt which is feeling the effects of pollution and wear and tear caused by over twelve million visitors every year. you're watching the news coming up next cindy w. news africa me to say women in northern nigeria were activists are breaking the culture of silence that surrounds sexual harassment and assault and this is a deeply conservative area. that's next indeed only news africa and little rock n roll and the influential pop musician scott walker has died at the age of seventy six he was the singer for the one nine hundred sixty s. band the walker brothers but he also won critical acclaim for a decades long solo career as an experimental a songwriter and i want to leave you. now with a walker brothers hits the sun ain't gonna shine anymore.

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