why are people more concerned. little yellow. shorts may 31st w. this is date every news live from berlin and south africa swears in its president cyril ramaphosa pledges to battle corruption as he takes office in a lavish in over a short ceremony we hear from our correspondent about the challenges he faces also coming out of the screenings adama's the jury has deliberated all that's missing is the lbl fresh from can now film critic scott prosper will be good to look at through my tapes that coveted golden. tandon suck up via munich babble about the plight of fish in the german cup final also be the swan song for 2 hours by an

international superstar that's. i'm a backer of his welcome to the program cyril ramaphosa has been sworn in as president of south africa after being returned to office in elections earlier this month has promised a new dawn for the country which suffers from high crime slum pick slumping economic growth and high unemployment rather poses presidency follows a corruption scandal that brought down his predecessor you know ration took place in a stadium in pretoria with regional leaders in attendance. addressed the issues around the corruption that the country and his party have been facing our people have watched some of those in whom they had vested they are crossed 4

there is not a man not to the temptation of hard won and reaching. the challenge is not on what country they are huge to you. but they are not in some montebello. correspondent adrian krishi is covering the no gration and center of the ceremony president used his inauguration speech to mainly spread optimism and hope remember more than every 2nd young person in this country is unemployed and if you talk to young people on the streets this is something almost everybody will complain about unemployment the slow economy grows the economy of south africa is currently blowing growing slower then the population and drum up also has been emphasizing that he wants to fix that he wants to get you investors in the country to create new jobs the 2nd big issue in the country is of course the issue off corruption many people you have the feeling that it's got rampant on the watch of former president jacob zuma where you could clearly see corruption in all levels of

governance and people have the impression nothing is done against a promise to address that and he said that once again today in his inauguration speech he says he wants an ethic kill and corruption free south africa the big question here is can he really do with it can he reform his own party. has been in power for 25 years and many analysts have the feeling that it's got more and more into corruption that there's more and more corrupt elements in the party and it's going to be extremely difficult to really fight that from up whatsoever keeps on saying that it is possible he wants to reform his party and he wants to rid south africa of corruption. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump has arrived for a 4 day state visit in japan a meeting is supposed to strengthen ties and trade relations between the 2 countries with japan's prime minister and business leaders and will also attend

a dinner at the imperial palace. at least 20 people have been killed after a fire broke out in a private school in the indian city of surat a fire is believed to have been started by an electrical fault in the air conditioning officials say police have filed charges against the school's arnolds. it's day 3 of voting in the e.u. parliamentary elections it's the turn of mole to slovakia and latvia to head to the polls with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting most countries tomorrow with initial results expected late sunday night. and d.-w. will have full coverage of those elections both on air and online tomorrow. well it's been a busy week on mt everest one day more than 200 climbers get caught in a traffic jam of sorts near the summit so far at least 8 climbers have died and guides are blaming the deaths on overcrowding and with us to discuss this issue of

noise minus weta mile high tell us a little bit more about what happened so there's a photo that went viral of this incredible line stretching to the summit of everest it was taken by a nepalese climber named near moll poor john mark karr we have a photo of both his twitter account which is where this photo was originally posted if we can bring that up now this photo really was quite shocking because it's an absolutely gorgeous photo but you see this incredible line and what i have ended up happening was teams of climbers had to line up for hours to get to the summit and when you're standing in that in that. cold in that lack of oxygen for hours you're risking frostbite you're risking altitude sickness those are 2 of the biggest killers on everest there was a tour going to that told the a.f.p. that one person who was stuck in this traffic was stuck there for 12 hours and dying because he was stuck there and here's the thing about everest in

a permit to climb the mountain you can't just show up and go up the mountain the lebanese government has issued over 400 permits to climbers from all over the world so far this according to the b.b.c. and the number of people somebody everest is on track to break last year's record of 807 people but the everest climbing season is a relatively short season and it's only 2 months out of the year april and may when it's relatively safe to go up the mountain this year that winter has been even shorter because of inclement weather and suddenly there was a burst of good weather all these people there they all rushed up the mountain together resulting in this huge crowding and people lost their lives unfortunately having some trouble getting that picture up but i have seen it and it's incredible i think we can show it. now for viewing but maya tell us while we're trying to get that up there any possible solutions to this problem well there have been this is the twitter of this climber took this picture and this in fact is the photo it's just incredible to see that huge line up to everest now one of the solutions usman

prefer that's a been put forward is to limit the number of permits that are given out to climbers each year but the problem with this is nepal is not a wealthy country one quarter of its population lives under the poverty line this is a blog a facebook page called everest today which was also tracking these developments here's a video of exactly what was happening up there taken by someone else so there's just a huge number of people trying to climb everest also not only huge number of people causing overcrowding but they're leaving trash behind this is caused huge environmental damage so in the interest of trying to save people and. protect the environment on everest there have now been these calls to limit the number of permits but these permits cost upwards of $10000.00 euros per permit nepal is not a wealthy country as we said so what do you do make some money from the. mindset of thanks for shedding some light on that story for us. united nations maritime court

says russia must immediately free ukrainian sailors it's been holding for months and release their vessels last november russia fired on and seized 3 ukrainian ships off the crimean peninsula that prompted ukraine to appeal to the un's international tribunals for the law of the sea russia didn't immediately say how or respond to today's ruling the confrontation marked a major escalation of tensions between the 2 countries in the conflict over russia's 24 tane and accession of crimea. a russian coast guard boat last november as it prepares to ram a ukrainian naval vessel captain can be heard shouting at his crew to stay the course. but the confrontation didn't stop there. russia called in fighter jets and helicopters and shots were fired wounding some of the ukrainian sailors the ships were impounded and the sailors arrested now 6 months on

russian wrist ill holding both the ships found the 24 crew members both sides blame each other for the confrontation moscow says the sailors crossed illegally into its territorial waters with weapons on board and ignored repeated warnings to turn back the men are set to go on trial and could face up to 6 years in prison ukraine maintains its ships were in international waters the incident occurred in the narrow coach straight between russia and crimea the heart of the dispute is russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 which most of the world views are illegal. ever since then tensions in this region have been high and dry bilateral treaty before the annexation both countries agreed to share these territorial waters but russia says the agreement doesn't apply to military vessels ukraine disputes that

and is demanding the immediate return of each. and sailors'. some of sport is now and 2 of germany's top teams go head to head in the cup final later today in berlin when this league champions by munich face lights issue finished 3rd in the league season league this season and most recent encounter ended in a school a straw busy and this cup final also promises to be another closely fought battle. it's one of the biggest games on the german football calendar but the cup final means more than that far you and robin and from chris bury the buy in legends have the chance to win one last medal in their final game for the club where they've already collected a combined 28 major trophies the only current cup holder involved in the game is their coach nico coverture he won last year's final with frankfurt and by and sixpence he wants his own success last season to be a warning to buy and i doubt anyone expected anything of my frankfurt side we

finished in may 8th by in which champions now it's 1st against 3rd at the getting there so we can't turn up to the game and say we have an easy opponent it's. going for rough remix of the light think it's a 1st ever cup final the club that only came into existence a decade ago has now reached the top of the german football ladder but they're still underdogs against by and captain villi orbited believes the team will have to show all of their best qualities to come out on top. that's what we need to show the things that have set us apart this season with incredible compactness unbelievable dynamism speed especially in attack and a lot of courage. whether bryan's heroes get a triumphant sendoff the light secret code a maiden success all comes down to 90 minutes in. the cannes film festival is coming to an end with the final awards ceremony set to get underway shortly the race for the festival's top prize the palm remains wide open

with numerous movies behind for the award competitions being tossed this year with few so it's out of the $21.00 selected for the canned main competition. with critics one person who was at the festival scott ross for he joins me now to discuss it all tell us how strong was the festival this owes amazing i mean the weather was lousy which is something good oh i don't think i've a right to complain about it when i was spent 10 days watching movies and drinking those yet in the cinema it was great you know it's one of the best years of going there for a number of years it was one of the best cannes i've seen in a long long time and we had a mix of everything we had a sort of old masters and a new faces. film new film what's going to hollywood is they are big big stars of course they are the caprio brad pitt a film about hollywood in the 1960 sort of set against the backdrop of the of the manson family murders in the united states guy when everything changed in hollywood and america that was a phenomenal film but we have also the exact opposite side of cinema as well one of

my favorites was into your old british social realist filmmaker he had a mazing a look at broken britain a look at sort of the gig economy told a story told of the working class man who's basically broken down by the way the global economy works for for the poor and british to phenomenal films but there was just such a range as to say it's one of the best hands i've seen in years and really one of the most competitive for me there could be. i know 4 or 5 films that could wind up on gore tonight while stiff competition so what was your favorite and do you think that is there from on i can you could use that one i don't think there's any further and i think that would be would be foolish of be to pick one and that in that category when it comes my personal favorite i like a lot of movies this year personally though the korean movie parasite john hall was my favorite this is sort of a hitchcockian thriller it's about a young poor man who's sort of a con artist because his way into

a rich family's lives prevents you tutor helps to bring their family he brings his whole family in on the call on the truth and has become intertwined until it's not quite certain who is actually conning who it's really complex beautiful thriller i really hope with also some really stiff competition but it hasn't all been positive there's been some criticism about the lack of diversity the lack of female so my kids can tell us in. cannes because a lot for this this year they had a few more film female filmmakers they had for about 5 for 21 films in competition with directed by women but some of the best films this year were directed by women particularly one which i think has a chance of winning the palme d'or tonight is portable lady on fire period drama from celine schama a french director. who's actually known for her modern day films this is her 1st look at period drama it's a sort of water romance incredibly well done a very interesting look at a daughter told a very different way which i think has something to do it's sort of activism directing an excellent was

a really great film to look forward to thanks very much for sharing. as you news about this and we'll have more news headlines review coming up in the next album until then world stories where for most home our home was not developed project for a lot of on challenge bus i mean bankers in thailand thanks for joining. as long as the managers do not go to day nothing would change you know the banks being given to mines and so watch the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth global news that matters g w.