to see w. news live from berlin and little hope left in the hunt for survivors of the budapest boat accident and ambulance spokesperson says that the search for missing passengers could be futile after a storm sank a sightseeing boat with over 30 tourists on board police have launched a criminal investigation. also coming up a setback for israel's benjamin netanyahu 2 months on from the elections the country's long time leader fails to form a government the knesset votes to send the country back to the polls at the mothers

who refused to give up hope and mexico these women have taken the search for their missing children into their own hands in a country where 30000 people have disappeared from that and. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program rescuers in budapest say that there is a minimal chance of finding survivors after a boat accident on the danube late on wednesday police have also launched a criminal investigation after a sightseeing vessel collided with another boat in bad weather more than 30 south korean tourists were on board 7 are confirmed dead so far we have team coverage from budapest and soul in just a moment 1st this assessment of what happened. as day broke in budapest most of the passengers who had been aboard the mermaid who are

still missing thirty's have located the boat on the river bed of the danube but they say it could take days to bring it to the surface. in seoul south korea's president announced they were sending a rapid response team to budapest john going on. all government will work closely with the hungaroring government to investigate the cause of the accident for the child's correlated departments to do their best to support the victims and their families. the south korean travel agency which hired the boat apologized but also defended the decision to conduct the tour despite the bad weather. and 30 customers and one of us boarded the cruise boat for the past night you tool. through that. at the time of the

water level was high but other crews or it's operating is usual not just out of the 3 that south korea's foreign ministry says the passengers were not wearing life jackets the youngest on board was reportedly a 6 year old girl hungary and authorities have launched a criminal investigation into the routine sightseeing trip which turned into a tragedy. let's bring in our correspondent stuff on both who is joining us from the banks of the danube there in budapest also as we've heard emergency crews they have been working through the night what is the latest on the rescue operation. which well the latest steps a day are still searching for more than 20 people who remain missing and scientists are running out a sort of desperate they are not believing that survivors will be found because the current culture danube river is also very strong. the rain for most of the time and

die 1st are really really struggling to find that they have already found 7 people deaths of course they also rescued 7 people. to search is still on and you know i can also see behind me several a rescue workers still being active on a boat still searching but for now we're still. such a boat tours they are routine what more do we know about the circumstances of the collision because we understand that there is now a criminal investigation being launched. yes indeed to be close to resupply criticism because people are saying how is it possible that this boat. so fast because we see in 7 seconds off to raise an order ship basically basically went down already and people are really asking questions also how's that possible that they didn't inform each other that they were so new york and i think it also raised

questions quite frankly about the number of sightseeing tours being out on the danube river very very popular and of course the questions have been asked of lifejackets now i know myself when i was on such a tour lifejackets i'm never being distributed among passengers so that's what i thought he's also saying but definitely they are going into a safety issues as well i believe stefan both joining us from the banks of the danube there in budapest where the search for answers is only just beginning and of course to see also if there are any survivors from this accident thank you so much for your reporting. let's get a quick check now on some other stories making news around the world authorities in afghanistan say that at least 6 people have died after a suicide attack on a military academy in the capital kabul a ministry statement said that the attacker detonated his explosives after being approached by a soldier as of yet no group group has claimed responsibility. amanda charged with

the bombing in leone france has reportedly confessed to the crime the explosion last week injured 13 people the suspected bomber a 24 year old algerian citizen was arrested with other family members in what is being treated as a terrorist attack and more than 20 people have died in a bus crash in the southern mexican state of that accrues dozens injured most of the victims were caught the programs on their way home to mexico city the bus burst into flames after colliding with another vehicle on a steep highway. well israeli lawmakers have vowed to dissolve parliament after prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to form a coalition government talks stalled because of infighting among netanyahu is right wing allies he was unable to broker a compromise between the secular nationalist party of former defense minister aviv dora lieberman and ultra orthodox jewish parties on the issue of military

conscription netanyahu missed a bin by deadline for forming a government paving the way for an unprecedented 2nd snap election in september the last vote was held just 7 weeks ago. and we spoke earlier with g w middle east correspondent tanya kramer and asked her how much of a setback this was for benjamin netanyahu. yes definitely a big setback for mr netanyahu it was a real drama here last night in the knesset here just behind me when the lawmakers voted for the dissolution of this knesset session so paving the way now for new elections which are set for a september 17th in the last elections just to remind us just on april 9th not so long ago it was mainly because of a dispute over this conscription draft law between the us the orthodox coalition partners and now the secular writing part is for

a bit tainio and i just found this object to leave in mind mr netanyahu lost the 5 seats of months party so he was unable to form the question we needed 61 seats out of the 120 so that is why we will see now elections are coming up but some commentators here also point to the fact that it became actually also a power struggle between these 2 former allies so let's see what mr netanyahu had to say off to the vote last night in the knesset. well now that was tanya kramer joining us from israel you're watching t.v. news still to come on the program mexican mothers forced to search for their own children in a country where cartels are behind it forced disappearances thousands of people families take matters into their own hands at least sometimes devastating results. u.n. secretary general antonio the tannish has been awarded the annual charlemagne prize

an award that honors those who promote european unity the jury in the west german city of auckland said that they selected contests for his work in reviving global cooperation past recipients of the charlemagne prize known as the cause prize in germany have included french president among them across german chancellor angela merkel and pope francis. was at the ceremony in our home and here was this assessment. good tears said here in the history of city hall of good you never so clearly the need for a strong and united europe europe is too important to play is that the secretary general populace and nationalism should be overcome that europe should set an example for the multi level approach in diplomacy nationalists and populace like in the white house in washington should be kept at bay this is the

clear message of those child money your prize of 2018. and the jury has said that help to revive global cooperation based not only on the values and goals of the united nations but also the principles of the european union here's a closer look at his work as secretary general. one week it's vienna the other vanuatu as u.n. secretary general antonio good tara has a punishing schedule meeting world leaders and market traders alike the 70 year old is a mediator in some of the toughest issues facing the world terrorist political career took off in 1995 when he ran for prime minister in his native portugal a former university lecturer and devout catholic he was an unusual choice for the socialist party and after winning the election he continued to break the mold

seeking dialogue with all sections of society to this day he remains one of portugal's most popular political figures. in 2005 the un named him its high commissioner for refugees outspoken and passionate he managed to win hollywood actress angelina jolie. envoy he focused on iraq and syria criticizing european countries over their handling of the mediterranean refugee crisis in 2015 the international community has failed twice these large number of refugees failed 1st because it was not able to prevent conflicts or to timely solve them and failed a 2nd time because it is not providing the resources necessary to assist them to get their human dignity. you know but 2016 the un chose him to succeed

ki-moon as its top diplomat. he took office at the same time as the new u.s. president donald trump the multilateralist has often been the talks with the unilateralist trump not least on climate change retired russian says all countries must work together to fight it. if you don't. know what you will achieve is a total disaster so it's better to make it achievable than to face of use us a constant campaigner who turns off an appearance the eternal optimist in troubling times. to syria now where a report says that western sanctions aimed at president bashar al assad and his regime are actually deeply affecting the syrian public rather than their intended targets the u.s. and european countries often impose economic sanctions as

a way of penalizing rulers of states such as iran russia or syria or to persuade them to change their way now the u.s. government recently announced that it will no longer ship oil to syria sanctions against the assad regime also restrict oil and financial services in this report just presented the 1st time in germany u.n. special rough. criticizes this measure saying that they mainly effects civilians. and messages i-t. joins us now in the studio for more on that they so much for joining us and welcome to the program i'd like to begin by asking you about the sanctions in question i mean they were put in place by by the u.s. and europe they are intended to target president assad to what extent do you see them affecting the population and what. sanctions were imposed by the u.s. and the e.u. and several other western countries they do not really affect the situation

of the government itself they can find their way of protecting its of from their impact the sanctions have created the new elite the people that are thriving on smuggling as a result of the sanctions the people that really pay the price of those whose conditions of living have that there are rated to an enormous extent and i'm talking about ordinary people that have nothing to do with the fences between western governments and their own government. the way this myth paralyzes in practice is that the prices of food have increased considerably through inflation the health of the population is lives on fixed incomes 1800000 kids cannot go to school because cools have been destroyed and they cannot find the permit that to import the building material and the

teaching material to restart the schools so. they are the one that paying the price and i think they claim that there should be small of the ways of exercising pressure on the government such as what are the smarter ways because i mean you know sanctions are one of the main tools basically to you know penalize the assad regime for more. ordering its own people with impunity but people die in hospitals because of a breakdown in power supply on the road where the day of prayer the people died because they can get cancer. drugs to address the needs these are silent deaths there are no more compassionate as a result of fighting oh but it's so i do realize that the conflict itself has been

a major cause of the ration of the conditions of living in syria but it has been internationally recognised that the sanctions have exacerbated these sufferings is there not a way of addressing the problems that do not make poor people pay for things that they are innocent about and can you answer that question just propose what is the other way is there a way that was shouted by the united nations which was created to have to preserve peace by promote staying different for negotiations negotiation is the solution you imposing sanctions which were not approved by the united nations as is the case for the sanctions applied to syria give the impression that you want to create an alternative framework through the u.n. framework the u.n.

framework was created by western countries essentially to be true to the. commitment they have to uphold this system to provide solutions to standing as agreements and thank you so much for joining us for sharing that you interest as we mentioned un special. thank you now the u.s. state of georgia's plans to introduce a radical antiabortion. law could cost it economically it's a major hub for the movie and entertainment industry but now some production companies are threatening to pull out of filming there if the government moves forward on restricting women's rights. the story takes you to new york tokyo and even into deep space but this year's greatest blockbuster was almost entirely in atlanta avengers endgames this is just one of many movies produced in georgia the southern states it's one of the biggest production helps in the u.s.

even surpassing california as the state with the most feature films produced but with conservative forces turning back the clock on abortion and threatening women's rights many of the traditionally liberal studios are threatening to leave. many people who work for us will not want to work there and will have to heed their wishes in that regard right now we're watching it very carefully if it becomes law and i don't see how it's practical for us to continue to shoot there. with netflix also threatening a boycott the state's movie industry seems in peril and the potential damage huge business insiders pick the economic impact of georgia's movie industry at around $10000000000.95 jobs. meanwhile the fight continues and for georgia governor brian kemp it is more about faith than business . we are called to be strong and courageous. and we

will not back now we will always continue to fight for life george's radical abortion ban and similar legislation in louisiana missouri and other bible belt states is expected to be challenged in court. we're heading to latin america now the region has the highest number of forced disappearances in the world's official figures estimate that some 200000 people have disappeared in the last 2 decades the real number could be much higher in the country with the most missing persons is colombia in 5 decades of armed conflict more than 100000 people are thought to have disappeared civil war and guatemala has also led to tens of thousands of disappearances since the end of the conflict in 1906 the country has also been criticized for failing to bring those responsible to justice and in argentina on the other hand it has actually been praised for the handling of its past during its

dictatorship from 196983 of the security forces abducted some 30000 people government and military leaders have since faced trial in mexico the war between drug cartels is now one of the main causes of death amnesty international puts the number of missing at more than $34000.00 and the u.n. says that about 30 percent of them are children or adolescents we have this report now on a group of mothers whose children have disappeared. i thought that man amedee enough finally found her missing son after he disappeared without a trace 5 years ago i met my lamp and we're only at it so i would be in wrong one day he was selling cell phone accessories as usual and he was just kidnapped at a gas station because my son was disappeared in the author already stood look for him i started my own search local police were no help she says but there was no

surprise ordinary police officers are suspected of frequent collaboration with the drug cartels. minima dina started to search with this simple tool that helps detect the scent of decaying corpses beneath the soil. and over time other mothers looking for them missing children and jointer they call themselves not that often adult us the trackers they relentlessly entirely as they search for traces of their missing children their treasures as i lovingly refer to them they can't believe they are dead until they have proof and that's exactly what their motto says they will scatter i think on that out there as search for you until i find you . for many women here this has become their sole mission the search often turns up bones and skeletons in. the women's findings on this day become the top story for mexican journalists now the stench of rotting corpses is overwhelming. time and again the mothers of the disappeared are confronted with

a tormenting question could this body be my child. to look at me got a hold it feels like my heart wants to jump right out of my body. i'm shaking my ears are blocked oh yeah i think i'm glad and sad at the same time because i don't know if it's my son or her son. not all of it in the end it doesn't matter we're looking for them because we love them. man i mean dina and her group have already found nearly 500 bodies according to local media many of the disappeared a believed to have had ties to the drug trade victims are often young men who had no prospects for legal employment minima deen and the other mothers found the remains of 15 people on a single day neighbors who had observed suspicious activity gave them crucial tips on where to dick the search missions are a provocation to the drug cartels releasing the him her was good they tell us we

should stop looking if it is proper otherwise the same thing will happen to us and we're going to then one day someone else will find us buried but in my case we're scared but love in the uncertainty are stronger i mean i said. it took 3 years for man to find her son at last she says he can rest in peace. football now and chelsea are the new europa league champions after an impressive display against arsenal in the all english final. version rho gave chelsea the lead in the 2nd half before even hazard sealed the deal scoring twice to dash arsenal's hopes for one the final score it was a festive mood outside of the olympic stadium in host city baku the capital of azerbaijan chelsea fans where over the moon as the blues won their 3rd european trophy in 7 years. i'll step aside king kong because the biggest baddest movie monster is back and i'm talking of course about the giant radioactive lizard

got sell off as the hero of dozens of b. movies he's returning for this summer for the 1st of the blockbusters the film is called godzilla king of the monsters which harkens back to the original today is entertainment correspondent scott roxboro reports. root is changing. the barren 16 should we fear. has already been a. monster movie fans have had to wait a long time for the new godzilla movie the 200000000 dollar blockbuster finishing 2 years ago now just in time for the summer season godzilla is back. the film stars were out in force for the movie's premiere in los angeles. and even the king of monsters himself got all spiffed up for the red carpet. the film's director sees godzilla as

a universal tale. ever since we're telling stories around the campfire stories about demons and dragons in giant sea monsters and so godzilla in his mind are just sort of the latest incarnation of. planet earth. the 35th godzilla movie has added an environmental subtext to the story. godzilla and the other big beasts of come to save humanity from itself our heroes have to unleash the monster. global catastrophe. oh yeah bring him in for beer not this time we join the fight there's a reason why godzilla comes to humanity's rescue it is my wife says i got a bump in the head to mankind you know wake up and so it's sort of this in these times to give the story a time godzilla come in because we're always screwing things up where but the environmental message takes a back seat to the monster fights fans for the size the last godzilla movie from

being too much book. as it was world we just live it damn right star billy bobby brown nicely sums up godzilla's to appease the sun that all. that for only wonder what his above says you don't mess around. with less plot and more bad ass battles this godzilla movie is one for the things. you're watching t.v. news coming up next on news asia as a filmmaker we will talk about the work of one individual who changed attitudes in thailand now as the country's 1st transgender m.p. they're working to change the lives. and there's more than $50000.00 of them across japan but now these $24.00 seventh's stores are facing a new challenge a lack of staffing to keep them running. all that more coming up with their actual energy i'm sara kelly and for less is for watching.

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