thank you why are people more concerned. little yellow. shorts may thirty first d.w. . gold. plate. this is d w news life a problem but in a shootout and leaves more than a dozen dead authorities raid the home of a suspected terrorist linked to the east of bombings seizing explosives isis uniforms and flags look at the latest from our correspondent in the capital also coming up mozambique bears the brunt of a not bad giants like there in trouble storm kenneth unleashes high winds and

trench will rains on the country do you end warnings of massive flooding ahead. and the been the speaker gotten toes bitter rivals and young a british star jade and son show is in the spotlight champion make a difference yes they get. i mean you could sneak in and i'm much for joining us. fifteen people including six children are dead after sri lankan police raided a suspected islamist hideouts the country's been scrambling to crack down on extremist militants since the bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people on easter sunday security forces have carried out rates across the country. another bomb blast in sri lanka this time the victims suspected militants blew

themselves up as special forces closed down on their safe house residents say this densely populated neighborhood was the scene of an intense gun battle left several days by young girl and a woman who were pooed alive from the rubble. to look at it. they could probably be their family members a mother and daughter they were sent to the nearest hospital actually they had already gained consciousness as the army medical team had given them attention immediately. as investigators try to piece together what's happened here and the links to last week's attacks police carried out door to door searches in the area authorities in sri lanka are under pressure to deal swiftly with islamic extremism . this won't stop so we won't stop either we are the army we are the type of people who protect the country we have the ability we will definitely in

good time completely remove these groups from the northern province we're sure of this i say this with passionate responsibility. yesterday a series of raids turned up bomb making material and a militant hideout one hundred thousand metal balls nightsticks unfair to lies are among the stylish. it comes as the cleanup operation of the site of one of last weekend's bombings begins one hundred people were killed here it's an anthony shrine in colombo but still no sense that peace is on the way. joining me now on the line from the sri lankan capital colombo is journalist jamila niger mateen jamila these raids are the latest of the police operations that have been taking place the cut across the country what can you tell us about the state of investigations right now. yes well last night there were at least have been the in the gun that committed to that doesn't believe that the concrete and. more

people that i'm actually operating because they believe that the parodic group who are hiding in that. what the also know is that. the forces that i'm better. to take into of how we have a lot of them on the end of the bomb that i'm living and they are probably if i think that i was only part of the donkey in could i think that the truth of yes but i need the help of the forces at the moment and other parts of the country all thought to learn from healing people happen to be questioned and basically on the hunt for anyone needing to be well cloudy for me and for fundraising those i'm. jamila churches have halted sunday mass for the first for the time being prayer is that mosques yesterday were heavily guarded and tell us about the mood across sri lanka right now. people are extremely stabs at the moment because they've lost you

know what to expect in the next coming all even the monday coming did just as human close last remain close and the information we get getting is that even the tempos are now going to be getting close this is because before the step to step out of their houses and i think there must be something across the pond to the fullest as i encouraging people saying well the people are leaving at the moment people just gather at the moment did not know what she was going to a second in the coming week to manage meeting in colombo thank you so much thank you ok let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world leaders from almost forty countries are in beijing for the second day of china's massive global infrastructure project the belsen road initiative president xi jinping wants to sooth is about the project construction called the critics say it's increasing

chinese influence around the world and it's awful in poorer nations with on manageable debts. hundreds of migrants hoping to reach the united states of boarded a freight train in south a mexican this follows a massive scape of migrants from a holding center in the southern border city of tapachula the mexican government says around one thousand three hundred people escaped from the center but the majority returned. u.s. president donald trump says he will remove the united states from the united nations tree see aimed at regulating the global trade trump made the comments in a speech to the national rifle association america's largest pro gun group was pivotal to trump's twenty sixteen election victory. and a fifteen thousand six hundred year old human footprint discovered in southern chile is believed to be the oldest ever found in the americas that was first

discovered in twenty ten and scientists have now ruled out the possibility that the print may have belonged to some other species. the united nations is warning of massive flooding in mozambique that's off to the second giant storm in just six weeks plowed into the southern african country and kenneth made landfall late thursday and authorities say it's off the mark could bring twice as much rain as like it i did last month is also agencies say seven hundred thousand people could be at risk at least four people have died since the storm struck. we're joined now by matt carter from the international federation of the red cross he's in mozambique tell us how are things looking now since the cyclon made landfall and how are the people coping. oh. it's still occurring here we're in the. first indications are that there are some

districts. or more emerged over the severe damage of all. history losing its homes. but it just are there without power. so. we you know we were clearly worried about landslides and about flash flooding in the short term what's on them most urgent priorities now what are what are they focusing on i think in the short term but certainly in. some districts that have lost a large proportion of the housing. it's providing suits food and water in the short term but we also worry that starting water will over simply give rise to water borne disease we saw outbreak of cholera in the weeks after. we were through this might happen in the north. it's harvest time here

a lot of ivory coast by will it be damaged and for those subsistence farmers the worry is what they're going to be eating in the next three to six months. for those working on the farm of work where they're low by dogs so you know they were crossed over a long long process a long time first. well earlier on we'll assess the situation and was told especially terror all right matt carter from the international federation of the red cross thank you so much and good luck. yellow vests protesters are marching in cities across france for the twenty fourth saturday in a row the demonstrations come just days after france's president and i knew him of course pledged a series of reforms aimed at easing the months of unrest among the measures was a new round of tax cuts worth five billion euros but many protests to say it's too little too late the protests have do have to involve from their high point in november with the numbers now in the tens of thousands.

barbara visa joins us now from paris barbara the process to protest continuing despite the concessions president announced why are people not satisfied. because people who have come out here on the such day and who say it would say that they have to want to continue the protests don't want president mccrone has an offer their approach is not about lowering taxes or giving a bit more money to pensioners they want really basically a total change of the french system of the french state they still want the president to stand down the aisle much more radical than anything that president mccrone could possibly offer them so they have come out today in order to show we are still against you we will not stand down and we will continue protesting so what they do this saturday is they sort of disperse into many smaller groups like

we see here in the back of us marching also through paris forcing the police to split off and making their work to guards of popular buildings and so on much more difficult so they're not backing down and they're calling for more protests including on may the first international workers day what can we expect today and in the coming week then. this is going to continue they want to continue every saturday and as you said the numbers have become smaller however there are many groups who have become more radical their real street fighters among them from the extreme left and from the extreme right who battle each other and to partially battled the police so the the picture is really very difficult and prison mccrum on tuesday evening he said public all order has to return but it will be a very hard task for the police to sort of maintain it and to keep it because these people that we see coming back out again that's what they do not want they want to

carry on the protests till the president steps down all whatever they want will be fulfilled so this is a protest just for the sake of itself all right bob levy is live in paris thank you so much. to germany's bunda speaking now and friday night gave live a cruise and a better chance of making it into the champions league next season with its impressive away win against house book despite the visitors falling behind in the game one nil they then took control of kevin fall and getting the equaliser his teammate chi habits then gave him leave a cruise in the lead to just off the half time but this looping shot in the end because made it look easy finishing the match for one even scored a couple more but the video assistant referee disallowed the goals. and later today

dortmund host a bitter rivals shiela could this time both sides an even more desperate to win than usual shake off icing for the bundesliga survival while dortmund just one point behind league leaders by in munich don't want to hoping that a young british star jade and son show can make the difference in december then eighteen year old jayden sanchez scored the game winner in dortmund emotional victory over arch rivals shaka it was just another milestone in the english youngsters explosive evolution science shows first steps towards becoming one of europe's hottest young players were modest once kicking the ball around with friends in south london. as the forms in the student spirit will not his first one at just age seven central made the jump to what first academy in england youth coach david godly recalls how he stuck out from the very beginning people very quickly said always pretty special guy here when the boy said it wasn't for you in

parts of the tree without your kind of meeting that was two years old and you could see that he was he was just from believe me come from. you just like to for me to get the kids after a brief stint at manchester city made the difficult choice of leaving everything behind to come to germany people who are only. the so if you. would also question some friends used. to think i was the move paid off some show is flourishing at dortmund becoming one of the team's most consistent attacking threats with eleven goals and sixteen assists in the bundesliga this season he made his england debut late last year and is frequently linked to the biggest clubs in the world. things look bright for sun show but his immediate future is focused on repeating history again shock. a quick reminder of the top story we are following for you at least fifteen people are dead

up to sri lankan forces raided a suspected is the most hideouts in the east of the country gunshots were heard and police say three of the victims blew themselves up during clashes that lasted from alice the country's been scrambling to crack down on extremist militants since the bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people on easter sunday. is what you need to be nice life in thailand coming up next year of course that for now thanks so much for joining us. tonight. not everyone who walks books has to go insane. w. literature list hundreds must reads. what's the connection between bread

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