olive asked. managed by from part. this is news coming to you live from berlin it's decision time in italy parties must reach agreement today 2 for one duke opening coalition for the country will face a pressure election and poll say that would put western europe's 1st all right government in power also coming up. imagine your child without dying in front of your eyes and you can't do anything without a little girl you can't carry her away i can't describe what kind of feeling. a new

russian backed offensive in the syrian province of live is causing death and destruction and forcing thousands of civilians to flee to an uncertain future. and we'll explain why this officer and others risk of becoming extinct because of among other things social media. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program it's a make or break day in italian politics the country's president has told the main parties they must reach agreement today on forming a new governing coalition if they fail he will call new elections this after far right interior minister matteo so beany triggered the collapse of the government by withdrawing his support. italy's presidential palace is

a busy place these days negotiators for a new a tally and government left talks on tuesday with no clear signal as to whether they've reached a final agreement on who is going to be italy's next prime minister. the previous officeholder giuseppe content resigned his post last week bringing italy's populist government to a swift end after just 14 months in power. contact who says interior minister matteo 70 of wanting to rule by himself. not to be don't need men with absolute power. but people with a strong sense of responsibility. i mean. the leader of italy's right wing likud party told senators he triggered the government crisis because he wanted to bring about snap elections. before they. will

do everything that i did all over again thank you thank you. everything with a great strength of being a free man. it means i'm not afraid of being judged by the italian this was. his supporters have been out in force chanting elections now elections now salvini is bad for power comes amid high poll numbers reflecting widespread support for his tough stance on migration. if the 5 star movement is unable to secure a coalition deal italy's president is expected to call an early election for november. more now we're joined by journalist francesco bangarra who is following developments for us in rome francesco today is the deadline for

the governing 5 star movement to form a new coalition government how close are they to pining fresh partners good morning to you well as far as we know we should doubt the name by today the latest tomorrow. for the prime minister of italy the name should be one of those that because as you guys say before who resigned a few days ago and he should be confirmed leading it you call it which leaves the noda league out. of the government and gets replaced by the democratic party so there are negotiations negotiations going on that been going on all day yesterday and. today even during the consultation with the president of the republic so we should get the president to give us the name either tonight at the end of the cause of station or empty tomorrow if i call the press and. their name

ok so we may or may not end up with a fresh coalition we do it don't we won't know until that announcement has been made but if pressure elections do become necessary what are being nice chances from the league party of actually leading the next government. well according to the polls materials of the nice quite strong the polls give them about the 35 percent which is really a high percentage these days with italian political parties so of course old interest to go back to the polls we don't think is going to make it even you know days. because of possibility of the puff of condit to reach the prime ministership which is a resentment by the fact that the 5 stars movements are going to austere members to give their opinion and then you go audition so we are to see which the outcome of

this and actually consultation is going to be ok we're so we're still waiting for that decision you say it could be today or tomorrow what is the italian media saying about this political crisis the press is very confused i mean this crisis was really unexpected it came out that most an expected moment which is ok was when everyone in this country is on all of a and so i mean the press still doesn't understand why the crisis started and most of the press now blames the south of the need for no relief or of for having opened a crisis they do believe that basically it was it realigns out doing jobs and it was not the right moment for italy to go to the polls so let's see what is going to happen is there any maneuvering behind the scenes by material subbie any who desperately wants to lead the country to make promises to some of the other the other parties the smaller parties to maybe offer them something will that would

stop them from forming a coalition with with the pie start. well he's been working behind the scenes for the fest moments that the negotiation between the. democratic party and if i start movement started eat just with the once now through receipts again the relationship with the 5 stars but now i feigned having discovered and that that went out and so did the only chance he's got to go out to do but go back . to new elections but i don't think that this is going to be the case at least for a while as i said thank you very much though as francesco barraud there reporting from rome. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today former bill asian prime minister and. has pleaded not guilty in a major fraud trial linked to a multi-billion state multibillion dollar state fund. arrived in followed him or to

face allegations he fell for billions of dollars from the one m.t.b. fund which he co-founded in 2009. 2 explosions have ripped through separate police checkpoints in gaza city killing 3 policemen and wounding passers by the hamas controlled interior ministry there declared a state of emergency there is no claim of responsibility but the blasts were reminiscent of previous rounds of infighting between hamas and other is the us. 2 people have been confirmed dead in japan as heavy rains pounded the southern islands of island of cuba authorities told some 2000000 residents to leave their homes amid a landslide and flood warnings from weather officials say the rains or the region's worst in 50 years. fighting has flared in the opposition held province of live in northern syria at least 50 combatants are reported to have been killed in clashes between anti-government forces and syrian troops the new

offensive has also caused a humanitarian crisis thousands of civilians have been forced to flee. i do not keep trying i mean family finally safe all 7 of them beneath a top poland in a big room in the extreme heat but anything is better than a lot surrounded by folding bomb. the family fled to the north of syria from the south of. their house had collapsed in the attack at dude's leg was injured one of his daughters was killed. imagine your child dying in front of your eyes and you can't do anything you can't carry her away i can't describe what kind of feeling 1st. since the end of april syrian forces have an air bombed the south of italy and government troops are also on the ground despite a ceasefire. the province lies in the north west of syria on the border of turkey

it's the last rebel stronghold turkey sides with the rebels and has a rated observation post in it that. turkey already controls areas in neighboring provinces it's from here they wish to keep kurdish forces in the north east of syria in chick russia syria's closest ally is also involved in the offensive it has taken part in iraq and provided special forces. 400000 people have fled the fighting and the now on the move north many are stranded in refugee centers like the at my camp in cramped quarters and without knowing what comes next. i don't know as a kid and his family want to flee to turkey or to europe in hope of a better future. they have a better life than the children go to school children have nothing no papa food no clothes no school nothing at all. nothing. but the road to turkey is

blocked like so many syria millions of people are trapped living in fear a few more attacks from the air. the crisis in libya was discussed at a meeting in russia between turkey's president russia and russian president vladimir putin 2 leaders back different sides in the syria conflict but both said they wanted to defuse tensions their relations between the 2 have been strained over the ongoing war but during the visit they put on a show of unity. celebrating cooperation by eating ice cream together russian president vladimir putin paid for his turkish counterpart wretch of type street offering up a sweetener before talks. we would talk about the directions i will cooperation can go as well as some delicate issues in the region that's are on the agenda of. the venue and aviation show reflects increasing military cooperation between russia and

turkey which is a nato country turkey has bought russian anti-missile systems irritating nato and is now looking at purchasing russian fighter jets as well co-operation has limits russian and turkish troops are both in syria on opposite sides russia backs the syrian government while turkey supports the remaining rebel forces in. recently russian backed syrian forces have stepped up their campaign against rebels there. we cannot tolerate the syrian regime. air and land against civilians under the pretext of fighting terrorism and unfortunately attacks on civilians strengthen radical groups. putin said russian forces in syria were under threat but of those are the terrorists continue to show positions of syrian government

forces trying to attack russian military installations deescalation is only should not serve as a refuge for militants let alone as a bridge head for new attacks. both countries see a huge stake in syria and are trying to do without the west as they settle their differences putin and natter on are due to meet with officials from another key player in the syrian conflict iran next month. you're watching the news still to come he's 102 years old and still teaching in the pool you'll meet a leo cook and find out why his life is still going so swimmingly. now the exploitation by humans of the planet's animal and plant species is putting many such species at risk of extinction that's the message from the convention on international trade and endangered species as representatives from 180 countries

spent 2 weeks in geneva switzerland forging an agreement on how to regulate the buying and selling of species under threat take the maaco shark for instance it's the fastest shark in the world but human appetite for its flesh and fins means it's quickly this appearing from our oceans the convention delegates agreed to better protect it from trade in commercial fishing they also voted to protect some species you might think are under threat like 2 kinds of alter there's more. they may be really adorable but they use cheeky little creatures are in danger conservationists i oughta numbers are declining and the species could one day be extinct one of the main culprits social media images such as these that generate a demand for offices as pets. and acceptability of having a pet when someone creates

a false narrative on their instagram accounts about how great it is to have a pet by showing cute videos cute photos. glamorizing what is one fact it's the animal suffering animals you might not. even imagined could be endangered in fact giraffes for instance particularly in pots of waste central and east africa they're threatened by habitat loss drought and the tried in body pots for the 1st time the countries have agreed to regulate the stright not ban it. that all international trade into raf's will now be regulated by the treaty to make sure any trade whether it's trophies or products is sustainable and legal but when it comes to elephant ivory enron or horns global trade is outright illegal and it will stay that way some southern african nations had wanted to sell government aren't ivory stockpiles but others successfully argued that fuel demond and illegal poaching the

un has warned over a 1000000 animal and plant species face extinction environmentalist believe much more needs to be dumb to stop the decline in biodiversity that they say is unprecedented. or talk to. his the wildlife practice policy manager for the world wide fund for nature and joins us from geneva thanks for being with us. first of all give us a sense of where things stand with respect to wildlife diversity how serious is the current decline. the climate is really critical at this stage there's a multitude of factors that are playing there's climate change there's loss and degradation of habitat there's alien invasive species and then what's being talked about here in geneva the moment is over exploitation that's driven by international trade and demand in other countries and you talk about international trade in

demand the measures are being greeted agreed upon there in geneva to protect wildlife species from those threats and others how effective do you think these measures that are being agreed on engine even now will be. it really depends on the country and on the species that you mentioned offers for instance in your report the trade and offers is already illegal in the countries where the poaching and the capture is happening so if these countries want this decision in geneva to be effective they would have to do more in enforcement and that's really the bottom line with all of these things it depends how well countries and force it but consumer countries must enforce it too well how do you make that happen how do we get from where we are now to where you want to be with your organization wants to be in the future and all of us presumably who want to preserve the wildlife diversity how to you how do you get the sort of measures in place and cooperation

and portsmouth that will assure that those wildlife species do not continue to decline. well i mention consumer countries and it's probably easier to start there in the case of species like the author where there's an international will be in place after this conference those countries have to issue or permits for the exceptional cases where imports are allowed so that they already have a legal obligation but in many cases if there's really demand in the streets they would have to take measures with the downtown trade. to regulate our band similarly in the source countries there has to be more time on the ground we have to professionalize our ranger corps many rangers around the world are poorly paid not insured ill equipped that's something we have to fix that's something we've been working on and that there are many aspects to this and transit countries must shoulder responsibility to what's at stake here really why should we be worried

about the loss of wildlife the person. well because many of these species provide essential ecosystem services that keep. essential keep ecosystems going and provide us with clean air and clean water and with food and building materials and many other things that we need and from the cultural point of view where the spiritual point of view if you will you think of places like the uk a bang go to hell or the rain forests of sumatra these are world heritage sites these are places that really make you gaff and yet they're being affected by particularly not the rain forests of sumatra aren't racist because approaching them because of this poaching is driven by illegal trade so if we were i don't want to keep these really special places and these special species we all have to work together it's a responsibility that the word shares collina cried in with the world wildlife fund

for nature thank you so much thank you. brazilian president says he will only accept an offer of aid from g 7 countries to fight fires raging in the amazon if he gets an apology from the french president a man who will not call a call the g 7 is all for of 18000000 euros but also noro says mccraw called him a liar and insists that he say sorry more than 8 more than 80000 fires are burning in the i was on many of them out of control. and remote areas in the state have run donia the earth has been burnt to a cinder firefighters continue to arrive in an effort to quell the most persistent fire as turkey's airplanes have been employed around the clock to douse the flames they take off from port over who airport where the military is currently coordinating the firefighting effort there was little information on progress

a cloud of heavy smoke hung over the nearby city of port of alayo for days mothers with sick children filled the local hospital. having difficulty breathing because of the smoke my 4 year old is suffering from the 2. brazilians are increasingly worried about the amazon. this year the fires a worse it seems to be out of control. it's criminal because the farmers want to have more land. they abuse the dry period to grab more if i ask a mad brummie of. brazil's president about some narrow promise time and again to open up the amazon to industry well thirty's now want to ascertain why so many fires are currently raging. now to new york where 16 women have testified in court about the sexual abuse they say they suffered at the hands of american financier jeffrey epstein the judge allowed them to speak even though

epstein committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial some of the victims say they felt angry that they had been robbed of the chance to face their tormentor some viewers may find this next report disturbing. even after they're accused perpetrates just us these women cannot shake off the past. i began my massage trying not to let him smell my fear in obvious discomfort before i knew what was happening he grabbed onto my wrist and tucked me towards the bad i tried to pull away but he was unbuttoning my shorts and pulling my body onto his already naked body faster than i could think i was searching for words but all i could say was i need no please stop but that just seemed to excite him more he continued to rape me and when he was finished hopped off and went to the shower i pulled my shorts up and i ran a step if i could back to my own villa my feet bloody from the rock i cried myself to sleep that night do i feel his death is an appropriate punishment absolutely not

it gets nobody justice and it leaves a lot of unanswered questions. for the accusers the fight for justice will continue beyond the indictment of jeffrey epstein makes me sick to my stomach that there's preacher perpetrators out there that obviously helped him in many ways for a very long time and they're still out there with no punishment. to the victims want others who collaborated in assaulting them to be brought to justice. anybody can do anything. for the state different things come here to answer questions under oath subject to cross-examination. eventually the victim say they will get answers. since the turn of the century the number of people over the age of 100 has risen markedly the un counts more than half

a 1000000 at present but how do you get old and stay young. berliner leopold is 102 years old and still giving swimming lessons a reporter oksana. went to meet him to discover his secret to a long healthy life. nuku find it maybe they won't own the same teacher at the grand old age of 100 into his still given classes every week at the school in burnie. feel like swimming is space. for. our enemies doing sports is one of the biggest joys in life. was pretty i. play i keeping fit has certainly helped to keep you know young. the full metal worker who

wanted to stay active when you talk about 14 years ago. he qualified as a singing instructor and has been teaching children ever since. i just did nothing with the kids i do it all for free. cannot be. more than a 1000 children have taken to the watch of the. kids each doesn't bother them. how old is they are. and how they're consuming. he's really helpful and very patient. if you believe exactly t.j. thank. you i think i might. be getting. a little loose clinics are full of ugly racist. filth they're still it's all we're very proud to have him 50 so fit for his age he has

a great sense of humor and is wonderful with a shoulder. that keeps me young and does it look. i'm not that young anymore. but. yes watch i can do pretty much anything if i want to get a little bit older i'm not not just yet. and it's children expect to see him diving in every thursday. now you come and. pick up a conduit through in the days i used to dive from the 5 major boat. goodbye.

just reminder of main story we're following for you today italy's president has told the main parties they must reach agreement today on forming a new governing coalition if they fail he will call new elections the moves come after florida interior minister. triggered the collapse of the government by withdrawing his party support. you're watching news from berlin will be here in just a moment with all this business news i'm terry mark thanks for being.

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