everything is on file and interactive. if t.w. . visited every news live from berlin german prosecutors indict v. w.'s former c.e.o. for his role the company's admissions chief test cheating scandal judges say martin venter called on four other executives will face fraud charges of falsifying test results for the company's fees will also on the program protesters in sudan face down pressure from the military they're resisting attempts to break up

demonstrators at the army headquarters and demanding an immediate transition to civilian rule. to live a full families have been commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the hillsborough stadium disaster that claimed the lives of ninety six liverpool football fans. i'm from welcome to the program. sudanese protests later say they have blocked an attempt by the army to break up a city outside its headquarters more demonstrators arriving to join the thousands calling on the country's military to hand over power to a civilian administration mass anti-government protests helped to depose longtime president omar al bashir last week sudanese citizens and pressuring the military council that replaced him. military intends to break up

a protest that's lost eight fit days but despite army efforts to remove them this group is standing firm. we will stop here until we finish all the will we cannot leave this really. they are some of the sounds and since a dance capital khartoum demanding power for the people it follows the military's decision last week to overthrow the country's unpopular leader of thirty years omar al bashir although it's what the masses wanted they're angry that the army has taken power for itself the new government a real civil government a content. people with qualifications no only military people better be able not only protect our country protect our new government we are here to remove the

entire system a system that does lots does god give service equally to the people assess them that live people under poverty a system that does not also done as a country as a rich country with a human and natural resources to act as any other country in the world the new military council held its first meeting on sunday. over the weekend it also met with sudanese opposition leaders promising to rule for a maximum of two years while democratic elections are organized. opposition forces are in charge of appointing the prime minister and his cabinet for civilian government and calling on them to have united voice. but the crucial decision of who will become president is one the military council wants to keep for itself. back on the streets there are also demands that

bashir is associates face justice. while the protests continue many are already painting a new picture of what life in sit down could look like. for you know. i do. whether that vision one last depends on what the military decides to do next. let's get more amish from sudanese activist and. or welcome to d.w. we'll start with a vis the city outside the sudanese army h.q. that's been going on for some time now for some days what are you hearing its legs it takes in six of after all which is actually all of this political transformation happened because of this big amount of people appearing the sitting to day in the morning there was attempt from the army to victor sitting but the protesters kind of close and may depress again it's on you which is successfully hold the place for

for the for the purpose of the sit and which is make the army reason as a statement saying that we were not we were not attempting to sit through a big we were just coming to the space so basically there's kind of a victory for the for the protesters to keep on hold the space in front of the on how quarter no shooting no shooting it was like it and was a negotiation with the head of the army troops who came to take people out so this sounds like the country is actually in quite an interesting transition anyway because the fact that there was no shooting on the fact that the army sort of went in and then retreated that's significant isn't it yeah yeah basically that the army is like has made many people from the old the old regime is still there are in the poll and they want to keep this is transformation without keeping themself in sight so they wanted to start a negotiation because any kind of brutal act it will lead to mass demonstration more and it could also need to end of their role and of being in that or and so if we if we look at the people who are protesting that aside from regime change aside

from the old president going to the to the protesters necessarily want the same thing. yeah the bridge this is the kind of main concerns from the beginning when people want to street something is called the declaration of freedom and change that made by so these professional association so made all the people came out to street and this declaration that it has to be fulfilled somehow and this demand now from the people all of them to do to fulfill the declaration that they have a consensus from the beginning and they also give. blood for it when they went in the street in one thousand of december and now there's kind of a political division is still but there's kind of mutual agreement which is declaration of freedom of change that a civil transition or civilian authority beeves a transition for a democratic society and the army council who is now in charge they say this will happen within two years do people believe this do you believe this there's old old time mistrust because the army was in the last thirty years in government governing this country and the army is is not is not an institution could be. that could be

the way for for a democratic society and that was people demanding they need a civil society even in the transitional period that the army called for it now for two ears because civil polls could be the way for a democratic society and democratic transition and it's a country ready for to be run like a proper civilian democracy other political parties all the other effective political parties yeah and in this declaration of freedom of change there's many missions from the left to conservative to liberal parties inside this under this declaration of freedom of change and the polity since they exist of the modern so that now and actually there are now who are demanding to get the poet to demo or to technocrats authority that could. organize the social conflict which is need to democratic society and that we will watch and see how this changes of the coming days and weeks but for the thank you for joining us a sudanese activist and artist i met the south think. we'll take

a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world environmental activists have blocked several key intersections and bridges in central london to call for action on climate change it was the first of two weeks of protest planned by a group calling itself extinction rebellion similar demonstrations were also held in other cities across europe. and japan they feel the sheema nuclear plants operator has begun to remove fuel rods from a cooling pool it's a milestone in the slow process of decommissioning but from the plant which suffered a meltdown after a tsunami in twenty eleven removing the rods is crucial to avoid further disaster if another earthquake hits. you member states of approved controversial copyright reforms have posed by u.s. tech giants like you tube and google reforms were agreed last month by the european parliament and have not passed the final stage before and it measures are intended to ensure the process the news publishers are paid silicon valley however argues

that they will stifle online creative freedom. most inventive called was out once one of the germany's high stuff flying corporate honchos the head of germany's the largest car maker of volkswagen now has been charged with fraud german prosecutors say that t. and four other top managers knew for years that v.w. was cheating on emissions testing for its diesel cars the revelation of that cheating cost free to billions in fines around the world headquarters first car company boss to be charged over the scandal in germany. we have more on this there from robot watch from d.w. business welcome rob what is most in france a corn accused of well you mentioned serious fraud the prosecutors about used the word particularly serious fraud here in these four others are also accused of manipulating competition laws through the diesel emissions scandal so just

a reminder of what that is what this is all about it's been dogging v.w. for years now but the company has admitted that between two thousand and seven and twenty fifteen it was using this software that meant that cars when they were being tested for emissions performed better in those tests than they did when they were actually on the road they were actually giving out more harmful chemicals when they were being driven martin vinta cohen says that he didn't know about that until just before it became public in twenty fifteen however prosecutors have been saying today that they think he knew about that at the very latest twenty fourteen but he didn't tell drivers and he didn't tell regulators ok so today's news is that he's facing legal troubles here in germany but this is just the latest of his legal battles yeah it is i mean he is actually got to an arguably bigger case to fight in

the u.s. where v.w. is being sued he's being sued personally they're also calling for him to never be allowed to. take a leading role in any organization that has operations in the united states but of course he was never likely to be tried in the u.s. because germany doesn't extradite its citizens so now that he's been charged in germany he may actually end up having that day in court so what happens are just askin questions now i mean for v.w. it's the scandal that just won't go away that desperate to draw a line under this it cost them billions and billions of euros so funny just last year german prosecutors did find them a billion euro save the diesel emissions scandal in the us they've already been fined more than twenty billion euros over this scandal so they just want to be able to draw a line under it as martin vinta cornwell if he's convicted prosecutors say that he could face between six months and ten years behind bars the same goes for the other

four executives they also face having any bonuses they made over the period during which this software was being installed in those cars taken away from them and there's been more bad news for german companies yeah it's not been a great few days we did find out over the weekend that diamond has been accused of not being completely open about the lengths they went to to hide the emissions from their cars it seems that on top of the seven hundred thousand cars they were made to recall there may have been of the sixty thousand cars that were cheating emissions tests so it's not a great time for the german automotive industry robots from v.w. business thank you. thing. now to finland where they have social democrats have won a narrow election victory over their populist rivals the fins party by margin of just no point two percent social democrats took nearly eighteen percent of the vote giving them forty seats in parliament well short of the one hundred one needed for

a majority so this means party data on t.v. and well have to build a coalition if he's to become the country's first leftwing prime minister and more than twenty years. finland social democrats celebrating their victory in sunday's parliamentary elections even though there when came with the slightest possible margin one single seat. i. thought i i. i. i i i for finland social democrats the thrill of victory could soon be replaced by the bleak reality of trying to form a governing coalition that stu to the surprise showing of you see how the whole is anti immigration finn's party who came in second by just one seat add to that the

poor performance of the center party the social democrats could have a hard time putting together center left coalition making it a bittersweet victory for the party's leader and even a. i like it's a big spike difficult to say what really happened for some reason the fins party managed to get their voters out on election day and this is what we saw during the elections it's clear that the political field has changed and now we have equal size parties unfinished society this is a european phenomenon i and indeed europe has been looking closely at finland's election it's being seen by many as a bellwether for how your. skeptic populous parties could fair in next month's european parliamentary elections the finns party as part of an alliance the could become the strongest faction in the european parliament and could radically change e.u. policies on migration families and the environment. a month after cycling

it i struck southeastern africa hundreds of thousands of people are still facing hunger and disease they when children funds as mozambique malawi and zimbabwe all need more aid nearly a thousand people died because of a cycle with more than two million affected many of them in mozambique's harbor city fire. houses destroyed and self are slowly being rebuilt but the u.n. is struggling to reach areas around mozambique second biggest city that are still water logged. rescue teams are using amphibious vehicles as well as boats and helicopters. however many people haven't received any help whatsoever since like lone hit four weeks ago it's very hard work out there and it's painstaking and we just have to keep at it and again maybe the headlines are over in terms of like the big cyclon that hit but the work and the gravity of the situation remains very much

reality today. the united nations world food program has managed to deliver tons of food and other aid to accessible areas hundreds of thousands of people have received help. today i'm getting paid for the first time myself until now i have gotten by with most my daughter and grandchildren received after their houses were destroyed. around half a million small holders and their families lost their livelihoods in the storm harvests and a large part of their seed stocks for next year have been destroyed eighty percent of the people in this region are relying on these crops or fish or. which has been basically wiped out as you know people in the affected areas will have to rely on aid supplies for months to come. out of the middle east and the dire conditions facing palestinian refugees following

a policy change in the trump white house last year the united states cut all funding to the un relief agency that provides services for about two million palestinian refugees who live in jordan's sprawling camps but this includes gerrish and. the budget cuts have had severe impacts on refugees lives as i abraham and up a new report. twenty seven year old ali in leslie rome's the refugee camp or he was born and raised it was once his job to clean the streets here but now the garbage is left on collected she was one of around forty senate asian laborers employed by the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees were in iraq for short to keep the camp in jordan clean. in twenty eighteen the trump administration announced it would seize all funding to the agency so it has had to let employees go including senate issue laborers like. the u.n. agency was able to raise new funds from some forty other countries but still needed

to reduce its hold budget by ninety two million u.s. dollars last year. my financial situation is difficult when my elderly father notes of deals where i can't give it to him anymore. my dream is to go back to work for the war i was self-sufficient. in the campus extremely dirty and in the coming summer months it'll only get worse. really has asked us not to reveal his identity his refugee status doesn't allow him to work outside the camp his job was his only source of income to support his family of six. there are now only ten workers left to clean a camp with a population of thirty thousand as a result the camp is experiencing a garbage crisis. of jordan's ten refugee camps for palestinians this one josh is absolute poorest an estimated fifty two percent of the residents here live under

the national poverty line with the recent cuts to an era residents say conditions have reached an all time new low i am the camp is lacking in everything. the senator is situations very bad every day i have to clean the street myself to remove to a different camp because it is the largest refugee camp for palestinians in jordan with a population of over one hundred thousand many families have been in the camp for generations here sanitation is not the only problem residents of houses with makeshift roofs like this one are especially vulnerable in the winter months. a father of two says he hoped would help with building expenses but they always cited a lack of funding he was forced to go into debt to pay for this metal cover. about how i'm a grown up but i can handle this. but i was worried for my children all night about

carry them from one room to the other so that the rain would not fall on their heads i had to put buckets all over the house i had no other solution to. get the solution he found is by no means sustainable water still gets through the house poses many health hazards and the children are at risk of electrocution from uncovered wires. mohammed says that when the summer months hit the roof will make temperatures inside the house and bearable he says he feels abandoned with no other option but to hope for a better future. and today marks the thirtieth anniversary of britain's hillsborough stadium disaster nine hundred eighty nine ninety six liverpool football fans were trampled to death at a major football game banners with images of the dead have been displayed outside the georges hall the commemorations come just two weeks after a jury failed to find a verdict in the trial of the police much commander here's

a look back at the tragedy. i killed her is the worst stadium disaster in british history ninety six liverpool football fans lost their lives falling across the shift of venue in one thousand nine hundred nine. in the wake of the tragedy as an entire city grieved. try to falsely blame supporters for overcrowding in the standing terrorists a front page story in the sun newspaper compounded the myth. victims' families have been fighting for justice ever since. kenny darvish or told you about that fateful day there are further down or so. you know we all went to a football match and what we. never got to. do with twenty four hours later that's just disgraceful in fact police had opened

a gate to try to relieve overcrowding outside but a crush then ensued inside an initial inquest said the deaths were accidental meaning criminal charges could not be brought but the families did not give up and kept pushing for a new inquest an independent panel was set up to review the evidence in two thousand and twelve it found police had tampered with witness statements a new inquest in two thousand and sixteen ruled the deaths to be unlawful and police match commander david duncan field seen here in blue was charged with manslaughter a jury failed to reach a verdict and prosecutors are now seeking a retrial. liverpool's club song you'll never walk alone has never seen. the fans stick together for thirty years and their fight for what they believe is justice will go on. a report from sports correspondent mark matters who joins us now from. welcome marco what sort of day has

a big. time years ago when i. had to stop. this happening stance i mean the minute silence was quite incredible in the traffic stopped and then afterward something very interesting happened. suddenly applause came from nowhere everyone was i mean i think that's not a promise is quite the mark we're going to move on and we'll come back to you very shortly we'll move on we'll take a look at some some most sports stories and start with golf tiger woods is caps an astonishing career comeback and winning the u.s. masters his first major title for eleven years many doubted whether he would ever be competitive again after personal troubles and full back surgeries the american shot seventy in the final round to finish one thirty and pops seeds while

celebration of the custer national this was his fifth green jacket and fifteenth major is now just three major short of equalling that jack nicklaus' record of eighty. could have had. more drama. than what we help oil had out there and. nine zero one building. the surface of origin. just to come back here and play as well as i did and did all the things all the little things well this week. and to do it here this is that so much to me my family this tournament. to have everyone here it's something i'll never ever forget as tiger woods let's go back now to liverpool where we find i d w a sport correspondent mark meadows who looks like he's on the phone marc welcome back let's see if this is any better so tell us about the sort

of day. well thankfully we have this amazing really startling when. moving on i can to the bundle's league. munich's and robert levin dusky and kingsley comin exchange blows in training before the team's match with those will doff in the fight for the title both of bias boxes were in the starting eleven and they quickly had dozens of on the ropes. after his midway combats kings they call mom picked up where he left off landing the opening blow after just fifteen minutes. to win as cross found its way straight into the goal by and ahead one nil. and just before half time come on was at it again this clinical hit from the twenty two year old making it through milton by him i'm. munich's management were

handing out the sweets early box for dusseldorf and their sporting director the traits were perhaps a little sour and it got worse a certain every made it through a nail after fifty five minutes and were in cruise control only an injury to captain manuel neuer threatening to spoil the show replacement spend all right has little to do up until a controversial penalty for handball dirty luka bucky julie converted but it was amy a consolation gorecki landed the knockout blow in injury time i crusie four one victory for the variance. well de w. coming up next on new day w.'s global a three thousand look at the story of rwandan refugees returning home i'll be back at the top of the.

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