trembling and starts november 6th on do you w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin a horrific discovery in a truck container near london. emergency services attendants but sadly in france and on paper inside the containment the guards. the truck is believed to have come from both garia could the victims be migrants hoping for a better life. also coming up russia and turkey strike

a deal on northern syria president's cushion and air to want to agree to set up a so-called safe zone and extend a cease fire in the region turkey tells kurdish forces they have had 6 days to leave the syrian border zone. u.s. democrats hope it could be the clincher in impeachment proceedings against trump washington's top diplomat in ukraine tells a congressional inquiry that the president did pressured into investigating his political rival to see plus would you pay 300000 euros for a stained a sweaty old card again that's how much at this item from kurt cobain's wardrobe it's likely to cost at an upcoming auction odds pop and rock memorabilia in new york guaranteed to smell like teen spirit. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us we. with

a tragedy unfolding in the u.k. $39.00 people have been found dead in a truck container on the outskirts of london the vehicle was found at an industrial park and it's believed to have come from bulgaria the driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder. at 1st glance there is nothing unusual about this cargo truck parked in an industrial estates in the town of gray's east of london but when police forced open its doors in the early hours of wednesday they made a gruesome discovery the lifeless bodies of 39 people believed to have made their way to the u.k. from area police say they arrived too late to help those inside emergency services attended but sadly all 39 people inside the container who died. early indications suggest that one of these people was a teenager the rest are believed to be adults. a murder investigation was launched

and the lorry driver a 25 year old man from northern ireland was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in place custody prime minister. prime minister boris johnson expressed his condolences in parliament so the whole house will be shocked by the appalling news that $39.00 bodies have been discovered in a lorry container in essex this is an unimaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking i know that the thoughts and prayers of all members are with those who lost their lives and their loved ones. the truck entered britain via arland on saturday police are now trying to piece together how the journey ended in tragedy. and let's go right to our correspondent charlotta potts is in the industrial park in the town of grace just east of london where those bodies were discovered how shallow to you're on the scene there what are the latest developments. well police have

cordoned of this area since the emergency services responded last night here at the scene to a call from ambulances and the ambulances arrived at the scene they couldn't save the lives of the 39 people they were found dead at the scene as i said everything is cordoned off here but we were able to take a quick look at that truck when police escorted us there and there's not much i can tell you it is an odd unerringly truck and you can only begin to imagine what kind of conditions those people were under and that truck that arrived in this small town east of london an hour away from london the police has been extremely tight lipped about their investigation we know that they are investigating that driver the 25 year old northern irish driver at the moment and they are hoping that he will have more answers as to what has happened on this journey from bulgaria to the united kingdom show that is there anything more you can tell us about the victims. well we know that this truck originated in bulgaria but we don't know anything

about the victims yet authorities have not confirmed to the original of these victims where they were from and if they were indeed migrants so this is all speculation at this point but we do know that refugees and migrants of course trying. time and time again to enter the united kingdom in hopes for a better future and people trafficking in europe remains an issue also being carried in the back of lorries so this is what the authorities are hoping that the driver can answer more questions about and i was talking to a truck driver today who told me look most of the times the drivers don't even know what they are carrying in the back of their trucks but with this particular driver he chose a very well let's say on also docks route into the united kingdom he didn't come if he was indeed coming from eastern europe didn't go through the big port town of dover but he took a detour so to say and that suggests that he wanted to avoid physical physical

checks of the truck so authorities do hope that this driver will have some and souce as to who the victims were and where they were from. on the scene there in grays just outside of london thank you russia and turkey say they have a plan for syria's future after talks in the black sea resort of sochi russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart. say they're adding another 6 days to a ceasefire that was due to expire on tuesday evening turkey wants to establish a buffer zone along its border with northern syria from which kurdish forces would be excluded the agreement follows a u.s. brokered truce which expired on tuesday. the kremlin had predicted difficult talks perhaps that's why the greeting was particularly friendly we organize extra nice weather for you may have putin told his turkish counterpart russia type ad 16

and a half long hours of negotiations lay ahead mostly in private the biggest sticking point the extent of a proposed buffer zone and who controls it. in a very long and tends to scotians we have succeeded in finding a solution which in my opinion is very important and promising. possible if there is a just a solution for the very complicated situation that the turkish syrian border cities could produce continued under the deal russian military police and syrian troops will ensure that syrian kurdish forces retreat 30 kilometers from the border during a cease fire russian and turkish troops will then jointly patrol a buffer zone 10 kilometers wide added one had demanded 35 kilometers how to calculate right now the syrian refugees will move into the areas that are to be cleared of terrorists will close affects around $1000000.00 people you know.

turkey and russia will be hoping for international help to resettle refugees but a german proposal to establish an international safe zone was not considered in the such he talks it was new year what do you need europeans for another unnecessary big player in a situation that's very difficult anyway and then you add in some strangers and you know i don't think russia wants that the fewer partners the better we wish the sochi t.l. will enhance putin's role in the region even add one had to accept that in the search for a solution to the syria conflict there's no way around the russian president. nato secretary general yen stoltenberg says it is too early to judge the consequences of the deal that was struck between russia and nato member turkey over northern syria speaking ahead of a nato defense ministers summit in brussels stoltenberg said he was encouraged that a cease fire between turkey and the syrian kurds ahead of the agreement was

a 1st step towards a political settlement. and our correspondent teri schultz is covering that summit for us in brussels hi terry so yes stoltenberg says it is too early to pass judgment but what how is nato viewing the situation at this point in northern syria . very very cautiously suman this situation puts nato in such an awkward position not only were many allies uncomfortable when the us pulled its limited military personnel out of northern syria because that was seen as the only barrier to turkey going in then of course they spoke out against turkey's military incursion they urged turkey not to do this they urged turkey to make it very limited of course many of these same governments most of these same governments across town at e.u. had quarters have already put a partial arms embargo on turkey that's something that can't happen at nato but there are going to be some very awkward conversations around the table some very uncomfortable discussions to be had everyone says they're looking forward to

hearing how it describes what it's doing in northern syria what about the u.s. position terry what is the u.s. . the u.s. of course is seen by some as partially responsible for the turks going in the u.s. doesn't take responsibility itself it has blamed turkey very harshly of course we saw president trump put out these tweets after the incursion saying he would destroy the turkish economy because of this and more relevant here to nato you have the u.s. defense secretary mark esper on his way to brussels now saying that he believes that war crimes may have been committed on the ground in northern syria and that turkey may be held responsible for that so again i just can't emphasize strongly enough what an awkward situation this is for the alliance these are their 2 biggest militaries and they are criticizing each other in this situation one more positive note both allies and nato secretary general u.n. stoltenberg have responded positively to the german suggestion that if there is

a safe zone set up in northern syria that perhaps there would be an international monitoring mission of that area led by germany so the u.s. could then support this proposal for an international security zone but wouldn't take part in it. that's right i asked u.s. ambassador kay bailey hutchison if the u.s. would participate in this and she said she doesn't see that happening but she saw it as a very good thing that europe is taking the lead on this that germany's specifically has proposed this and she said that will be discussed around the table and that it would be views viewed as a very positive development if there should be a safe zone set up in northern syria to defuse teri schultz reporting for us thank you terry. let's get a look now at some other stories making news around the world european council president donald tusk says he will recommend the e.u. grant the u.k. another extension to leave the bloc british prime minister boris johnson says he wants no further breaks that delay but after parliament rejected a schedule for debate on his divorce deal he could now push for an early election.

at least one person has died and 2 others are missing after torrential rain caused flash floods in northern spain the heavy rainfall also prompted power cuts affecting almost 25000 people and forced the closure of dozens of roads due to flooding and landslides. and thousands of bolivians have protested against what they see as attempted election breaking by leftist president evo morales election monitors have also expressed concern over the vote but alice is currently in the lead as final votes are counted but the opposition say they will not recognize the result. the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine has testified that president donald trump held back military aid to kiev to pressure the ukrainian government into investigating his political rivals democrats hope the testimony could strengthen the case for impeaching trump . bill taylor a career diplomat and the u.s. is ambassador in ukraine

a right tight lipped at the congressional hearings mr taylor what led you to be concerned about a quid pro quo in closed door testimony taylor described what he called alarming circumstances that he said threaten the u.s. relationship with ukraine he alleged u.s. military aid was made dependent on political investigations a quid pro quo in his testimony taylor said he believed trump had a shadow foreign policy on ukraine aimed to benefit the president among other things representatives allegedly told key if to look into possible corruption linked to hunter by summer comes potential democratic opponent. joe biden. democrats say taylor's testimony is stunning and well to speed up the impeachment hearings. we have a crime where a cover up in progress we're going to move quickly but move fairly but for now the republican leadership is standing by the president and his controversial

description of the impeachment inquiry as a political lynching when it's about who cares about the process for which you get it so yeah this is a lynching in every sense tailless testimony has satisfy some democratic impeachment skeptics but the inquiry is far from over with committee leaders still hoping to draft articles of impeachment by the end of the year. that voters are casting their ballots in botswana and the country's hardest fought election in more than 5 decades former president has shaken up the country's traditionally calm politics by denouncing the party that his father founded and switching sides to join the opposition to increased reports that. the ruling boards one a democratic party or b d p has won every election since botswana gained independence in 166. days now there's a fighting chance that this could all change. more than 30 percent of the young

population of the country are unemployed and especially in the rural areas and the village people are complaining that the government is not giving them enough attention you have to be civilized you don't have to stay in these. these. these small employment in these small shops. it's not true that everything's fine inequality is a huge problem suffering here. former b d p president is visiting the village of siege where people living here where strongly critical of him during his 10 year rule but now common has defected from the governing party and has thrown his support behind the opposition villagers are eager to hear what he has to say. he wants to destroy the way we do things here in botswana. wants to kill democracy and the rule of law.

is referring to president must sisi the man he personally picked to be his successor 2 years ago shortly after taking over as the head of the b d p i c.c.d. clear to you would overturn several of comus mandates including a ban of hunting elephants and restrictive laws. with up with your own party do you think this narrative of the role model nation is in danger of falling into that. trap that has affected many other african nations in the past not so much today with that we still have some examples in africa today where when people come into office they think it's all about themselves and not about the people that they are supposed to serve so i just felt that after 50 plus years of independence when we worked so hard to get a reputation you did for $22.00 it is today that we see ourselves rolling backwards and i'm not. home to 2000000

people. the country is often touted as an african success story things imparts to the diamond industry the ruling party's line was always that this hot earned prosperity should spread beyond the country's elites. the supporters of president who would continue on that course. as the 5. countries in the world. are now in the middle income status. it's easier to sell. in my lifetime in many people my change we've seen with our own eyes infrastructure . level of education level of health care changing it's an easy story to tell in the village of siege where people aren't convinced the diamond industry hasn't

provided them enough workers they say the diamond mines won't last forever and they're hoping a change of government will also change the country's direction and more of the gemini will trickle down to them. you're watching news still to come on our show never mind the price the stage is set for rock memorabilia including this infamous dirty cardigan. but 1st what do you do when a historic lighthouse is about to fall off a cliff into the ocean you move it back from the edge that's not just a bright idea it's actually been done by danish engineers take a look. for decades the slot house back into marin has lost its say but nowadays the rubiks new to itself needs rescuing engineers had to literally pull it back from the brink on choose die the lighthouse had been threatening to tumble into the north sea so the construction taim came up with

a plan to save it they dug underneath the lighthouse and installed a massive rail track then they fix wheels on to the tower and began to shifted away from the cliff's edge. slowly and steadily at around kilometers an hour the lighthouse was pushed inland the operation a success it rescued the structure put at risk by russian and the shifting coastline for many dynes this north sea lighthouse is a national treasure. we celebrating today the lighthouse is now around 70 meters from the water's edge and safe for another generation. organizers say the logo for the paris 2024 olympic games brings together iconic symbols of sports the olympics and france but ever since the unveiling on monday

social media has exploded with both praise and mockery over the design indeed every reporter matthew moore is here with more matthew what has got people talking here well this is the long awaited emblem of the paris games simple and powerful according to organizers the design sure we can show you here that combines 3 elements medal the olympic flame and the face of a woman at all not sure if you can see that but you can it will soon become a if a parent who talked more about her in a moment for the 1st time it will be used for both the olympics and the paralympic games and since it was unveiled it's really split opinion some people like it others are laughing at it was some social media users joking that maybe it would be better suited for a dating site or a hair salon one twitter user likens the flame used in local to that of the popular dating out tender another reckons the local is a better fit for french cosmetics giant lorieau one user said it reminded him of the movie smiling on skype you see that while someone else spotted

a likeness to the lead character in the french for mountain comedy which is rather fitting another saw lisa simpson in the logo. and but it was this really that got some major traction on twitter with more than 30000 lakes one writer imagines the logo as a modern day parisian woman she writes the french olympic local tumbles of bed on a parisian morning she tugged how messy bob dons breasts on strike some ballet flats and whisper in the stairs from her 5th floor apartment to grab up again before any text the 2 men who are pursuing her monthly so you there you have it the best of the bunch a lot of creative takes on what is the actual significance of the woman to go so the woman depicts depicted represents marianne. who holds a special place in france's national story she's been the personification of the french republic since the 789 revolution sometimes known as the goddess of liberty

here she has an opinion by eugene della chua organizers say that marian symbolizes the imperative for everyone to advance her spirit reveals an ambition to be egalitarian sharing and generous and it's also she's a nod to history women participate in the olympic games in paris in the year 1900 and so there's that connection there as well and there's a kind of if you're probably sincere sense of deja vu with this story it's because this has become something of a pre-game ritual with everyone turning into design critics and kind of passing their opinions over on the locals it was the same in london many years ago it was access somewhat stronger reaction but all seems to drift away when the starting gun is fired very interesting debate matthew more thank you for bringing us that story . to sports now in the u.s. basketball fans have protested in support of a free hong kong at the n.b.a. season opener for the los angeles lakers the league has been locked in a war of words with china and

a lakers player le bron james has been caught in the crossfire some protesters directed their criticism directly at the star player. face of the n.b.a. le bron james was the focal point of protests at the season opener los angeles lakers top player was targeted after he criticized an official from a rival team for tweeting support for hong kong residents in their political dispute with china last week james took to social media himself stating i do not believe there was any consideration for the consequences and ramifications of the tweet my team and this league just went through a difficult week i think people need to understand what a tweet or statement can do to others but james attempt to salvage the lucrative relationship between the n.b.a. and china before the season started it didn't really work chinese t.v. didn't broadcast any of the n.b.a.'s opening games in protesters in los angeles are disappointed at the league's response i asked the n.b.a.

to come out and make a forceful statement that they support the mystique and support the people of hong kong and they support the american values even fans of james own team were perplexed. you know it's always tough to to use force as a little device to talk about you know politics but sometimes it's necessary and i think when the bron james did. talk about i know it was not a happy night for the lakers off and on the court they lost their opener to a cross-town rivals the los angeles clippers. now rock and pop fans with some cash to spare should head over to new york where more than 700 historic artifacts from some of the world's biggest music stars are going under the. hammer this week some of the items like these here are expected to pull in 6 figures and the centerpiece is the holy grail of. scrubby cardigan is not

destined for the dustbin it may be a bit tattered but it was once worn by legendary grown dropped. and is expected to fetch almost 300000 euros. the sweaters a sweater that he actually bought for a shop was made sometime in the sixty's heavily used had a lot of stains and has cigarette burns so it's really you know it's easily identified because of the stains and burns and he wore it on the most important performance in my opinion so it's the holy grail of article clothing of kurt cobain's that could ever come up for auction. or nirvana singo wore it from the group's famous m.t.v. unplugged concert in the 1993 car to go on the road rope history along with. which is also full. of musical history items also under the hammer a mustard yellow velvet jacket elvis presley in the film after.

rick from dylan and eric clapton. it was. a michael jackson is expected to fetch up to 190000. right let's get a reminder now of our top stories here on. 39 people have been found dead in a truck container near london the vehicle believed to have come from. the driver 25 year old man from northern ireland has been arrested on suspicion of murder. and russia and turkey say they plan to control of a buffer area in northern syria close to the turkish border. and want also agree to renew a cease fire for another 6 days. coming up next on g w news asia china and the digital arms race just how powerful is beijing's online influence. and

a look at how one member of indonesia's transgender community is dealing with discrimination. plus a child has those stories and more coming right up on that use aisha thank you for watching. oh boy.

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challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as comforts intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the sun zones of. gushing through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for the conflicts. conflict zone with jim sebastian on t.w. . this is news asia coming out to china and the digital arms race beijing has reacted angrily to claims that it's spreading disinformation but just tell pervasive is china's online influence and how are foreign countries fighting back. and living with fear and fatwas indonesia's transgender community is a constant target for conservative muslims.