bialik asked transferred. managed by from part. this is news coming to you live from berlin italy's prime minister just said the contrary office to resign in a blistering speech he attends lawmakers of one of the current government has ended and blames the marketeers salvini for bringing the boxes on board and that's after the interior minister pulled his support from the ruling coalition earlier this month. also coming up places of worship becoming places of slaughter in

a yard that seen many religious centers targeted by terrorist religions gather in germany to debate this social and political response abilities. and poll is of the heart of an election campaign in the german state of brandenburg where it's a major employer look at how the far right if tea party is fighting to keep the industry going against government that's to shut it down. and welcome them with a cheema italy could be soon without a government the country's parliament is due to hold a vote of confidence in the coming on trying to suggest separate kaante conti has told the senate he will offer his resignation and that the words of his government quote ends here he also. said it's

a nice far right interior minister must feel salvini is irresponsible for sparking a political crisis salvini through the ruling ruling coalition into chaos by be drawing its support for the government and demanding stop elections qantas is now facing a leadership challenge salvini hopes new elections would see him become the next prime minister. following those developments is correspondent max is on the he joins me from ruin max of primeness a contest just so the italian government in syria has offered to resign what does this mean. for your country said that he would you would dissolve the government coalition which means you get a 5 star ground the 5 star party would not join forces in their government any longer and he would step down with you defect own concert dress the senator just a couple minutes ago in the building behind me and he addressed also told me

personally he said that this is his intention to bring down the government's oversell be making no confidence for what's harmful for the political and economical firemen and social life that he faces serious damage to the government governing trips to europe and also we can do it so it was very difficult for him to carry on. and a lot so just looking at live pictures coming in from rome where. the interior minister also the deputy prime minister is addressing fundamental agents tell us what not that's going to has made the statement what are the next steps before a new government can be formed in italy. so there's a what good concert after this we leave the building and go to the presidential palace and put the feelings into the hands of the presidents of the president tomorrow. he would do to solve the governments on the books who are looking for

a. coalition essentially who are called religions which would have essentially come from the. i think we seem to have lost the line to max on to our correspondent he was just telling us about the latest developments in the political crisis in italy really trying to establish that in any case we keep an eye on that story for you and let's move on now to some other stories making news around the was spain says it's sending a navy ship to pick up 83 migrants stranded on a spanish humanitarian rescue ship the open vessel has been blocked from entering an italian port for 19 days several migrants have already jumped into the sea in a desperate bid to reach the italian schol. russia and china have warned that a u.s. missile test on sunday has heightened military tensions and risks sparking an arms race washington said it had tested

a new medium range cruise missile the test comes just weeks off the u.s. of a jew from a treaty with moscow that banned or land based missiles. in brazil police say they have shot dead a gunman who held a bus load of passengers hostage in rio de janeiro it brings to an end and oslo hijacked a gunman took $37.00 people hostage and threaten to set the bus on file not the hostages in russia. and unmanned spacecraft launched last month has begun orbiting the moon it will attempt india's 1st moon landing on september the 7th as this animation shows if india manages the landing it would only be the 4th country to do so after the u.s. russia and china. you're watching new day news still to come why the courts in el salvador acquitted this young woman of murder after she suffered a miscarriage she was up against one of the world's toughest anti abortion.

but 1st in a year when places of worship across the globe seem to have become particular targets of terrorist attacks the ones biggest interfaith assembly is meeting in southern germany the $900.00 representatives from many religions there are debating their responsibilities in society and in politics with a special emphasis on the rule of women in bringing about peace president from palestine my of jim he delivered the keynote at the assembly of religions for peace . and he. is at the assembly in the town of linda iowa 1st to tell us why this interfaith conference is so important. as you've mentioned there are overall over 900 senior religious leaders here today in lindau but the sheer number is not what it is that is not the only reason why it's a big deal in this instant be the most inclusive religious gathering in the world

and certainly being at the opening ceremony this morning one can see the sheer diversity of the attendees this is on the one hand on the other hand this this assembly will be really has a focus on women and young people so in addition to bringing these very senior religious leaders they have a chance to listen to the young people that are here and listen to the women that are here because these 2 groups are often the 1st a the 1st to be affected when when conflict breaks out at any part of the world one could see that that was really the message of the assembly today as it was there was the opening address by president bush time i have but also there was a into faith prayer by children and basically they pleaded to the world leaders that they that they that they pay attention to the decisions that they're making because at the end of the day it is their generation that has to bear the brunt of these decisions essentially and i add this it seems and also be discussing how to

protect places of worship at a time when attacks on some science appear to be on the rise before we talk for the let's take a look at how some religious sites have been targeted. disbelief in christ church new zealand. it's march 29000 and a white supremacist has just shot dead 51 people in consecutive attacks at a mosque and an islamic center in the city. what is especially horrific many of the victims were killed or injured while praying the mosque a place of peace turned into sight of slaughter soon after the u.n. secretary. general makes this play i am making the global call clear for the sanctity of all places of worship and the safety of all worshippers who visit reverence sides 1 in a spirit of compassion and told those. people everywhere must be allowed to observe

and practice their face in peace. yet just several weeks later on easter sunday terrorists carry out attacks in lanka among the targets are christian churches nearly 260 people are killed. churches or other places of worship are not immune from violence on the contrary attacks on religious sites are commonplace all over the world. in october 28th teen a gunman killed 11 people during present to synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania it's thought terrorists target congregations to kill as many people as possible but killing people at their place of worship also sends another message that religious communities are at risk even when their remote is supposed to be a place of sanctuary. was. so as we saw places of worship are coming under attack the delegates have many big problems to deal with now what is

being planned there how to deal with these issues today. well every time i mean almost all of the delegates that i've spoken to today they are aware of the size of the problems that the regions face because of feet at times and it seems that these challenges are being tackled head on in at the conference here and there are so-called peace consultations that are b. go that are going to take place throughout the 4 days of the conference and they bring senior religious leaders from countries that are now in conflict because of religion so one peace consultation will be between me and maher and bangladesh to discuss the crisis and the possible conditions for the return of these refugees and another consultation involves north korea and south korean religious leaders to try and see what can be done to create a nuclear free korean peninsula of course these are very high level talks with very

senior religious leaders and it remains to be seen how they might translate into action but the workshop but the assembly is also organizing a number of workshops that have to do more with the grassroots level i met women yesterday from the middle east and north africa region who have recently. launched an initiative in jordan a solidarity initiative to empower syrian refugee women so not the so that they wouldn't feel excluded from the host who society so i as you said this is an interfaith gathering what are they collectively hoping to achieve what is the key message that they want to give to the world. i think that for many of the delegates that i've spoken to you know they are kind of they're not happy with the fact that religion is often perceived as a precursor of conflict and violence and they want to come together to try according to them to find the commonalities between the multiple religions that

we're that are represented here at the assembly but also it's very action oriented so you have a lot of young people here that are attending workshops yesterday i got to attend one for young religious leaders to better it to use social media to send their message but also some of the women that i met yesterday said you know it's important for us especially from the middle east that we have visibility that we come here and that we are able to network with a other women of faith for across the world to see that you know we can make a change with our religion. right i have been at the religion school peace is family in lindau southern germany thank you very much. in a land moccasin as a young woman whose baby was found dead after she gave birth has been clint of mud evelyn a nun this has always maintained her innocence she says she did not know that she was pregnant and lost consciousness during the birth a case has been closely watched would write scripts calling for her acquittal and

for a change in el salvador stuff anti abortion laws. freedom for evelyn hernandez. after 3 years behind bars a court in san salvador acquitted the young woman of aggravated homicide charges she had been serving a 30 year sentence. planked by her supporters a moment of huge relief. that thank you for being here and thank god justice was done i also want to express my gratitude to. those who have protested on might be have as well as my supporters and other countries and i want to thank my mother for being there for me all along. hernandez had been imprisoned after suffering a miscarriage and being found guilty of murdering her unborn child. the woman's

lawyers argued she had been raped and was unaware of her pregnancy when an emergency at home resulted in a stillbirth women convicted under el salvador's draconian anti abortion law usually face sentences of 2 to 8 years but often those who seek medical treatment after a miscarriage are charged with aggravated homicide and 2017 hernandez was sentenced to prison but in february el salvador supreme court overturned the ruling for lack of evidence over the past years the struggle of evelyn hernandez has become a symbol for women's rights movement and the fight for a more lenient abortion policy in all of latin america that's why scores of activists outside the courthouse celebrated the ruling as a collective victory and a long overdue step in the right direction. in less than 2 weeks voters and states of saxony and brandenburg go to the polls in 2

closely watched elections and that's because in both states the far right if he could become the strongest spotty and pushed the established parties the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. into the background now what's giving the e.f.t. campaign extra appeal is code the last major western they must go now with thousands of people employed in the coal industry the position is popular and their vision. it's half past 3 and stephan kubicki is under pressure he needs to order a crane. and it's me again what kind of crane do we need kind of one was it again what. works in a coal fired power plant in the eastern german region of loose asia. lately he's been managing his election campaign qubits key wants to represent the far right alternative for germany party or a.f.d. in brandenburg state parliament. they could not

see him years ago i never would have thought that i would get into politics so to speak and we this involved i could have gone a fishing period already taken my dog for a walk i could have had a lot easier it's tough to be in the a.f.d. . hostile to you on your point of but the f.d.a. is popular here germany's phase out of coal fired power plants has many people here worried and the a.f.d. backs coal power which is practically the region's only source of income the party thrives on frustration with germany's mainstream parties or. whatever they've done for the last 30 years they make most people sick people don't believe in all the promises being made again just before the election. and. after the collapse of communist east germany many people moved to the west sense

then the center left social democrats have governed the state of brandenburg. but since the emergence of the a.f.d. many voters deny climate change and use fear mongering to stir up xenophobia. this party that's been tied to the nao nazis could become the most powerful force in the former east only a few people here are willing to comment on the f.t.'s rise in popularity school i was in good hands on where they want to go. we won't know until they're in power but it's on the up and also why then it may be too late a little specific. a.f.d. candidate stephan kubicki who could lure s.p.d. voters to his camp dismisses concerns that his far right party is to extremist when george's issue of what they have something in the f.t. became an example i'd be out fast but i don't think that's an issue or 2 over commish you mean

a far right trend yes that's always the assumption that there isn't one it's well informed and yet some of its key's own friends and family criticized him when he joined the f.t. . tom you know. my family was divided some other relatives were really surprised and some were horrified they said man you're a decent guy how can you join the effort. even so other parties have been losing ground to the a.f.d. but not the environmentalist greens they've won supporters on the issue of the climate crisis and say they don't know why eastern germans vote for the far right. people are doing well and that's why they're willing to do ridiculous experiments we have 3 percent unemployment and our district is at the top compared with others

. but when it comes to the f.d.a. they act crazy and take risks. for us he. has nothing to offer and they don't contribute to solving any problems at all he said they just make vulgar complaints about their discontent. hearkens this evening another drawn out complaint. a.f.d. party leader alexander gallons made an announcement he thrives on polarizing communities stephanie also knows how to score points with this crowd. the funniest question was what do i think of the climate activist great to turn back i was taken aback so i answered i drive a v 8 with 388 horse power do i still have to answer this question. but the party chief gets even more applause i did i went down with you ladies and gentlemen if

the f.d.a. governs random org we will patrol our borders again. when i . leave him dear friends even if that means things get ugly. many voters say gallons unvarnished frankness compliments steffen qubits is more amiable style. talks so much like ordinary people other politicians use more of a parliamentary language but he talks like the workers in the power plant and of course people really like it. the f.d.a. can do what it wants in eastern germany at least it's set to become the party of the people. yes press and done her trunk course is still with a tweet about his reported interest in buying greenland which is a semi autonomous territory of denmark trump tweeted an image of the trump tower

writing i promise not to do this to greenland a song a treaty uses praise trumps humor others with scathing in their criticism the leaders of both greenland and denmark and underlined that greenland is not for sale but they have came to reasons from might want to fly the us flag the. prime location unrivaled views in a great neighborhood for a man who made his fortune through real estate deals this must sound very attractive u.s. president donald trump says his country is interested in buying the world's biggest island greenland. such a way it's a large real estate deal a lot of things could be done so hurting denmark very badly because they're losing almost $700000000.00 a year there and so they carry it at a great loss and strategically for the united states it would be nice president

trump has done the math denmark pays for up to half of greenland's annual budget and that figure comes to around $700000000.00 u.s. dollars greenland is a semi autonomous region belonging to denmark greenland the sit in the danish parliament and sometimes the danish prime. comes to the capital nuke she's been there since sunday as part of a visit that she insists was planned some time ago. i mean 2 things 1st of all are not currently in greenland because of trump i would have come here anyway i totally agree with prime minister kim kielce and that of course greenland is not for sale by the way greenland is not danish greenland is greenlandic can kill synthetic quite clear in greenland will not be sold same of those rich fossil record but. 56000 people live on the island fishing and tourism of the main industries but it is thought that huge mineral deposits lie on

the rocks and on ice many islanders hope that developing these roll materials will help the territory get richer climate change means the ice is melting this makes mining more attractive in areas that used to be inaccessible a sale to the us right now could be a bad idea that's because the big a deal is still to come. news not from the world of sport and in football or manchester united have called in social media companies to take action after the midfielder paul. suffered racial abuse online french. missed a penalty during cannot its one or draw a global have to wonder as on monday he subsequently wrists and received abuse on social media in a statement united said they will take the strongest course of action against those involved adding quote we also encourage social media companies to take action in these cases i now i feel surprised to see lionel messi and.

which make the shortlist for the goal of fia but this year add the name of billie simpson to that list since in place for cliftonville ladies in the northern ireland women's league she volley this tunnel from. inside her own half against. last summer since n is one of 3 women making up the 10 players shortlist winner will be announced at the feet off the ball of woods next month. italian champions event to say their coach sorry is being treated for pneumonia the diagnosis means that he'll likely miss his team's season opener against farm on saturday the 6 year old had already sat out a friendly on sunday after feeling unwell that flu sunday took over at you dentists in june and before that he coached the english side chelsea leading them to last

season's europe on the title. that looks like a piece of video art from a museum or a gallery but what you see behind me is a real scene from the u.s. state of colorado strong gusts the wind created was being dubbed the great mattress migration of 2019 the air mattresses had reportedly been laid out for an open air movie night but the wind had other ideas the mattresses eventually migrated across the park to a public swimming pool. you're watching the news says a recap of the top story that we're following for you italian prime minister just separate country has announced his resignation in a speech to make us even blame the country's far right interior minister. for toppling his current government. abruptly drew his support for the country's dueling coalition earlier this month. given up next on.

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droughts with climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any night if you want and probably most of the. climate exodus starts september 5th on deep. well you. this is the wus issue coming up on the program cracking down on trying to do some formation of campaign social media posts like those behind me i've vilified and targeted hong kong's protesters and now facebook and twitter are taking action but has the damage already been done. and protests against racism in indonesia thousands demonstrate the country's eastern most provinces after police detained some top one students but how culpable is the indonesian government for the rights .