i'm joined in the studio by due to be split report to mark oregon mark of a poll coach lost his previous 2 european finals so he must be over the moon is a healthy amount as you can imagine it lost as you mentioned the last 2 european finals and you also lost his last 6 consecutive finals in all competitions so he was the light that was here where he had to say. i don't want to explain why we wanted to only want to enjoy that we wanted and all the rest is not important it's for all the people around the world in the stadium with. knowledge celebrating like crazy and. liverpool moves the read together that was sensational night. so happy man but how significant is this when picked up is the crucial victory for a club i would say it's a breakthrough victory even it's strange that a man has been labelled a loser that has won 2 been does league titles with bruce you don't win on the german cup but people with this with these last 6 finals they lost people were

starting to wonder if he was buckling under pressure. and those victories with dortmund are so long ago no that people were starting to mutter has he got what it takes at the top is completely shattered all those all the talk and yet time for him pop props and to build a legacy he's a champions league winner he's in the pantheon no liverpool alongside joel fagan bob paisley rafa benitez as a manager this won the european cup what you want to do now is kick on from the and try and win the premier league the elusive title that liverpool haven't won since 1990 if he does that will be a mortal now with. how hard was the top and to take there's a real full one a real so in for tottenham i think liverpool kind of expect to be relatively regularly in champions league finals and they want to 6 times. is the 1st in their revenue champions league final a lot of fans will think maybe it's the last game as well this seems like

a once in a in a lifetime opportunity almost for them. having squeaked through against i.x. and not just to sit through an away goals maybe like their name was on the trophy so it's a real better disappointment the team didn't really torn up the carried injuries and they didn't play well and there's also a question mark now over the manager might suppose it's you know sports really were a byword for incompetence when he took over. he's turned around but there's a question mark over whether he's going to stay he hasn't confirmed one way or the other so that could be a high price to pay for spars book liverpool fans will care about one joke or a huge lie on both sides and huge emotions as well not current thanks so much frank you. canadian media say that a probe into the disappearances of indigenous girls and women has revealed what's being called a canadian genocide and 2016 canada's government launched a national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls and the report's findings are due to be released on monday many indigenous families had

demanded the inquiry as some waited for years for information about lost loved ones . it's been more than a decade since an indigenous canadian teenager went missing here in portage prairie in the province of manitoba she is one of thousands of missing 1st nations people. wilfried catch away is loading up his pickup truck to go into phase daughter's body . while he has a steel cord with hooks. for her. story. for. his daughter jennifer has been missing since 2008. the mother needs to shows us a video of her daughter a happy young woman just short of 18th birthday not long afterwards she went to

a party and didn't come back her parents called the police but nothing happened. i wanted to file a missing person report and that's the that's what i got the response i got. that. she was on a drug. there are a week in a week that's a response i. never mind to just search jennifer is one of more than 4001st nations girls and women who have disappeared in the last 30 years the murder rate for these women is 4 times higher than that of white women and almost never solved people here feel but the authorities just look the other way. today we reach benes and wilfried find a video chat that's still looking for their daughter on their own they say it would be different if she had not been indigenous. my daughter went missing didn't kick

are serious and. this white girl goes missing the same town same people all the little wrong here and they're all southerners like 1500 people like why you started this research it still exists today it's in our community center our very next door neighbor possibly the 1st nations voted overwhelmingly for justin trudeau liberals in the most recent election he promised an inquiry and established a commission which is due to give its report on monday bunnies and wilfried were contacted by this commission but say they don't expect anything positive to come out of it disguised form sounds and not part of indigenous people we can tell you some things need to change. meanwhile families are still looking for their daughters and female relatives all over canada.

recent studies in the u.s. have found that minority students all still being deprived of opportunities due to segregation in schools and the inequality in education is due to economic disparity and in school districts and that even goes to schools in cities like new york that have highly diverse populations. how do you who am i. should i actually be why should i be excluded because i'm black these are questions that students in a brooklyn school are working through in a dance class the students with white kids would join them at their school they could realize that we're not audit different and they could tell their friends that don't go to school about how we are not like we aren't different from down and it could continue as a cycle where people with learning. laws imposing segregation were struck down long ago but these days it's about money many hispanic and african-american families

live and go to school in new york's less affluent neighborhoods. many white children go to private schools while others have got a better financed public schools which are often supported by donations from parents. making this man supposed to fix it richard count on says the son of the mexican immigrants and the superintendent of new york school there was a lot it's an uphill battle system my question is to everyone that wants to change that in one year where it had been for the last 90 years that this is been developing we are taking this on we are not backing away from this. these images may be historical black students in one school whites in another but it's still the reality in today's new york segregation fosters division and it creates fertile ground for some to exploit if you have. segregated schools it's much easier for a demagogue to run for. president and vilify certain minorities

x. 10 americans some americans lack of interaction leads to prejudices that many people never confront that can leave scars he went ice skating and they were you know another school that was there that we had you know all caucasian and you were able to see that line where the kids didn't know how to play with each other and i had to say you know go ahead the school director says it's time for the city to provide equal opportunities for all school kids. it's june which is a time when many l g b t communities around the globe hold pride events to call attention to the challenges they face of old l g b t people aging can pose difficult issues and manila's golden days are a group of gay men and drag queens in their sixty's and beyond rejected by y. decides he limits it's a low paid jobs many face homelessness and poverty in their old age he w.'s and

a sometimes has this report. there are days when river of fog was a dazzling beauty queen decked him glittery make up sparkling jewellery and sequinned gallants days when relives out her inner diva as beyond say. ray is a member of the golden gate a group of jolly flamboyant gay senior citizens who call themselves grandmas they perform as drag queens to make ends meet. grandmas are amazing we can sashay down a romp in 6 inch heels at 92 years old but because we need help and some are frail they just become strong when there are parties we needed an organization where sponsors who want to help senior citizens can donate to our group and. the golden gate you're looking for a home you my lord we can all get together so in

a gun up. next on the current all this difficult for senior citizens in the philippines the usual social safety nets like pensions and health care are often limited in scope and the problem is worse for aging l g b t's who do not have children to look after them or may have been abandoned by families or the golden gate is regularly hold pageants to supplement their income private and corporate donors sponsor these pageants by providing lunch and a few days worth of groceries for contest. it's many of the golden gates take on odd jobs rework says i'm a soothsayer makeup artist and cleaner she also takes care of some of the older grandmas a whole year i sometimes wonder road we still want to take care of me the way i've looked after the others. for the golden gates all this made a bit easier because they have each other. or minder of our breaking news story now

germany faces a major political shake up after the leader of the social democrats announced that she would resign within the next hour we're expecting statements from german chancellor angela merkel and from the leader of merkel's conservative c.d.u. party that's on a date come and we'll be carrying both statements life stage stay tuned for that but 1st here in germany just like many places in the world lots of food on sale in supermarkets goes to waste but what should be done with all the food that doesn't get eaten due to stringent hygiene rules companies can't just give it away and much of it ends up being thrown out even though it's still perfectly good as one group of young people in western germany found out. searching for something to eat christiane vita and his friends and then nights picking through dumpsters they don't want to get caught some might say it's fast they call it containing. the hog and. they're amazed so much is thrown away all this

food was found in just one night. removes a radical fruit and vegetables are thrown out if one orange in a bag is rotten you just wash the others and it's ok some stuff that is thrown away you don't want like meat or fish you have to look out for product recalls as well that other item on the of. christian started container inc 10 years ago and hasn't yet fallen sick he's even written a book about it if the new initiative from hamburg comes into force germans like christiane will no longer need to worry about legal action but some regional surratt remain skeptical. there are other possible side of fences and it's not yet clear how we should proceed from trespass for example and in many cases property damage or fences have been cut or locks broken.

shop owners are also wary about throwing away food that is past its sell by date there's the question of who is responsible if someone gets food poisoning after taking something out of a dumpster in france there's a law against food wastage big supermarkets have to donate unsold food to community organizations such as food banks could this also work in germany. we shouldn't overload the food banks in germany they do a lot of volunteer work but they aren't there to fix the problems in our food provision 18th of all food is thrown away according to germany's food and agriculture ministry experts say both consumers and the food industry need to make changes. we can't really ban people from throwing things away. but we could think about whether we always need to buy more food.

and other countries have done well with this approach persuading shops not to keep putting out new produce right up to the very last minute enough to leave. town is campaigning for reform on the internet he's hoping soon to be allowed to collect discarded food legally but it's still not clear whether the politicians will go along with that. after many in the catholic church women serving as priests is still unthinkable but there are calls for that to change including from devout catholics themselves one female theologian is urging the vatican to recognize her as a potential member of the priesthood. from above this was town of became garden west of zurich looks tranquil but the situation on the ground is anything but. this theologian is taking on the roman catholic church over its ban on female clergy.

i want to become a catholic priest i feel it's my calling since i was a teenager i felt a fire within me in my heart in my whole body i should be standing at the altar and be there for the people to serve them and to guard that because i'm a woman i'm not allowed to mention deen the obvious stuff that latin iterative of the. child who is german is 28 she studied catholic theology in switzerland where she now lives she's given a number of sermons at the same nikolaus church in plain gotten even though that's not really connected to the parish priest says women need to take the initiative. following to work out as long as women hold back there won't be any progress for them in the church i don't think women will simply make way for them or thousands of women post comments on child's blog to inspire her to keep fighting she's also written lots of letters to the vatican the answer is always friendly but thank you

for your commitment but the priesthood is reserved for men. i don't know why with all of it i can't go to the bishop and tell him i have a calling.