this is g w news live from berlin tonight confusion at nato as the u.s. signals it may return to syria at nato headquarters in brussels a struggle to find a common voice as the united states says it may send tanks and troops back to syria after pulling them out just a week ago also coming up the man who could be argentina's new president left

leaning i'll bet they'll print on this as a huge 20 point lead as the nation prepares to vote on sunday. and in german soccer the vote in this league is fierce this rivalry always inflames the passions of football fans and on saturday afternoon it's time once again hold on to your seat when shaka take on dortmund in the latest edition of the route. i'm bring cough to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world welcome tonight nato is struggling to find a common voice over its members turkey and that offensive in northern syria native just ended a 2 day summit in brussels acknowledging that there are different issues different views on the issues as secretary general. put it and the behavior of another member

of the united states is not helping things having poured its troops from the region earlier this month washington nel says it will send them back to syria to prevent so-called islamic state from capturing crucial or oil field in the east of the country. it isn't easy keeping up with america's position in syria after president trump emphatically said u.s. troops were coming home his statement seemed in downstairs reports came in that the white house had set out options for leaving u.s. forces in northeast syria the new order seemed to be modifying the objective of keeping isis extremists that day to include the safeguarding of the oil fields the region is in a state of flux off to trump declared he was withdrawing u.s. troops creating a vacuum on tuesday russia and turkey struck a deal on a 30 kilometer deep safe sane to enable the withdrawal of units from the area the oil fields which are of interest to the u.s.

and in the east of the region at a nato press conference in brussels u.s. defense secretary mark try to give some clarity to the u.s. position where both objectives and the reversal of trumps earlier order of troop withdrawal set out. and its team so we are reinforcing that position it will include some mechanize forces again i'm not going to get into details but the mission in syria remains what their mission in syria began with it's always been about defeating the isis coalition. while russian forces step up that presence with turkey. drew attention to news that turkey had said it had recaptured some of the 100 isis militants believed to have a scaped from prison in syria as a result of the turkish incursion. i'm joined by our correspondent. in washington good evening to you pablo so why are we seeing this sudden shift in

u.s. policy again i mean the u.s. is now the world's biggest energy exporter they don't really need oil from outside the country so why are they sending soldiers in to defend oil fields in syria. well it's certainly hard to keep up because it's he said it's yet another shift from the united states now the u.s. defense secretary mark asper said the u.s. mission in syria has always been to prevent the resurgence of the so-called islamic state and the reason for securing the oil fields is to prevent us from regaining access to syrian oil which we mustn't forget was a major source of revenue for the terror group but what we also can't forget is that president ordered the return of a 1000 u.s. troops who had been partnering with a syrian kurdish militia to fight the so-called islamic state that this latest decision to have the troops securing the oil fields would in some way sort of partially reverse the ongoing return or supposedly return which is what's being

said here of u.s. troops from syria and also another question is we don't know how many troops we're talking about how many will actually be sent following this new announcement do you think. maybe this is the pentagon's way of drawing to correct what. was a mistake 2 weeks ago a mistake being the president's announcement that he was going to pull troops out of northern syria. well it can certainly be interpreted that way because of course like you said we can't forget that there was also a major backlash from both democrats and republicans over president trump's essential abandonment of the u.s. as kurdish allies now this shift in recent days from trump has been basically securing the oil fields well that's the message that he wants to get across but there are reports here in the u.s. to top military leaders had pushed for forces to be left in syria to basically fight yes or suppose that i asked resurgence and despite that the area of control

that we're talking about in some ways being under the control of the united states and syrian kurdish forces and there's also a big concern here amongst many analysts and people within the military there are pockets of insurgents throughout the country so do we know what will the new deployment of u.s. forces in syria look like. well brant if you heard the well we're listening to the report there was quite interesting to hear the u.s. defense secretary mark asked for he said that the added force in syria would be mechanized and what does that mean it's probably means tanks and other combat vehicles and he didn't mention like i said before how many troops we're talking about here but what i'm reading from military analysts are saying that it could mean several 100 according to them but up until now there have essentially been special operations forces who haven't been equipped with tanks or armored vehicles

bush like i said very little information and it's also very hard to really follow what exactly what decision the white house is making with regards to syria. on the public really on the story tonight in washington public thank you. ari from north to south america bolivia is a president if a miraculous has declared himself the winner of the presidential election official results give him a narrow 10 point lead which is necessary to win outright but his main rival carlos mesa has led days of protest and accuses moralities of quote monumental fraud both the united nations and the organization of american states have called for a runoff to establish the winner. they say they feel cheated of the election results and of their future in the capital passed on thursday night students clashed with armed forces for them a 4th term for president abel morale is is unimaginable. we want to move forward we

want to live you have to be respected that's why all us young people have gathered here. so must live in this get them with us and we study but what good will that do us if we don't get a degree and if nobody gives us work. on that but i will. president abel morale is has ruled the country for almost 14 years for a long time he stood for political and economic stability but corruption allegations have led to a drop in support among the population his declared victory is now splitting the country his supporters and opponents rush through the streets in the opposition stronghold of santa cruz the clashes have long spread to rural areas i mean. unfortunately we believe the ends are letting our impulses take over. we're attacking each other. and that's sad but people feel powerless and want their votes respected acidic given. the organization of american states says they were

serious of regularities in the electoral process it to scald for a run of so as to restore credibility to the electoral system. while argentinians head to the polls on sunday and the opposition is on course for an election victory over incumbent president morrissey of mockery a rapidly tumbling economy soaring inflation and a stock market crash have handed the left leaning alberto fernandez a huge 20 percentage point lead he's benefited from the disappointment felt by many over president mark inability to stabilize the economy for years after market came to power inflation in argentina stands at an annual rate of more than 53 percent. president mauricio mockery striking when a supposed at his last campaign rally in when i was ira's both our way back you

know we will turn over the page of frustration we will turn around the election and we will turn around this country forever. himself has a lot to turn around as his victory in the presidential election looks highly unlikely. the man projected to defeat him by a landslide is opposition candidate alberto fernandez he's benefited from the disappointment felt by many arjan tines over much chris unsuccessful handling of the economy. came to power in 2015 promising market reforms open door trade policies and strong investment but 4 years on the argentine economy is shrinking and annual inflation stands at more than 53 percent in a primary vote in august seen as a dress rehearsal for the election mockery suffered a shock a landslide defeat fernandez won by

a massive 16 percent polls now predict that fernandez will win the presidency out right without the need for a 2nd round runoff a win for fernandez would also spell the return of argentina's controversial former president cristina kirchner who is running for vice president she's a polarizing figure a populist who retains a huge following and is viewed as a champion of the poor it she also faces investigations into fraud and money laundering. economists are predicting that a win for fernandez could exacerbate economic volatility. after the primary vote financial markets were thrown into turmoil and the peso plunged more than 30 percent. and protests over the worsening economic situation led lawmakers to approve an emergency food law last month. with neighbors

chile and bolivia currently suffering protests and on rest could this election push another country in the region into further instability. the earlier we spoke to our correspondent there in the country's capital. or why people in argentina are looking for so much change this is a truly devastating crisis the country is experiencing right now but the polarization the report was just talking about also spills over into the hopes people have for these elections a lot of people say that the only reason why people aren't out in the streets here in argentina like they are for example in chile is that these elections are coming and that with them people are hoping for a democratic change that is about to arrive other people especially older voters are saying that they have no hope for this country in the state it is in right now because no matter who you vote for everybody is corrupt that is what they believe

there is a deep distrust into the political class here in argentina they say that crises are part of the argentinean circle of life and that even if the government that is to come leaves the country out of this crisis it's only a matter of time until the next one strikes. there was no reporting for us here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in ethiopia 2 days of protests have left $67.00 people dead including 5 police officers the demonstrations started as a standoff at an activist home then spread the protesters are challenging the rule of. we won the nobel peace prize this month iraqi officials say at least a dozen people have been killed and hundreds wounded during demonstrations in the capital baghdad the protesters are demanding an end to widespread corruption and high unemployment earlier this month 150 people were killed and thousands more injured in a police crime. down on similar protests the u.k.'s exit date from the european

union has been delayed yet again but e.u. officials will not say for how long britain was set to leave the e.u. in just under a week's time but a recent vote in the u.k. parliament against an ambitious breck's it deals schedule made the deadline impossible to reach. british police have arrested a 4th person in connection with the deaths of 39 people found in the back of a truck outside of london authorities believe most of the victims were chinese but human rights activists now say some may be vietnamese. just over 2 weeks ago the synagogue in the eastern german city of hollow was the target of an anti-semitic attack that attack failed but 2 passers by died when the gunman began shooting indiscriminately today the president of the world jewish congress went to holland to pay tribute to those 2 victims. candles and flowers

evidence of what happened here police company in ronald lauder he has come to visit the scene of the attacks lauder is president of the world jewish congress an organization that was established in 1986 in reaction to the rise of knots ism and the growing way for european anti semitism 80 years later and the semitism is on the rise again i was told by what happened. these are always in danger but we should do everything we can to action. after the attack and how jewish leaders have called for more security at your sites the synagogue was not the only target when the shooter was unable to open the door he shot a female possible i and a man attica about shop about 600 meters away this is where ronald lauder is headed next he wants to pay tribute to the victims on the phone he reaches the owner of think about shop. i feel people should feel but. why does that

happen. where did the people get that he. was not going to be loaded going through to enter the area through other politicians and people talking about it he must be able to stop these groups following the attack germany's interior minister stressed the importance of a strong police presence in front of the country center gotz many people are calling on the german government to take more decisive action against right wing extremism i feel one way said. the other way but i see that the hours. i'm optimistic optimistic picture can rise above this type of thing. it is a big question for the catholic church should married men be allowed to become catholic priests well that's one of the controversial topics being debated at a 3 week summit at the vatican right now the meeting of bishops is focused on the

amazon region home to several isolated catholic communities the proposed change to the celibacy rule for priests would allow older married men in such communities to be ordained. now the idea has outraged conservatives but in a part of the world where the church faces a chronic shortage of priests many say this is the only way. nelson cardoso is a devout catholic but at the moment he's not altogether happy with his church he's critical of the celibacy requirement. the woman says to look at every man needs a. pastas in the process than church have them. so catholic priests should be allowed to have them to look at them and we just didn't . know since church. has largely been abandoned the paint has faded and moisture has penetrated the walls children play in the place of worship deep in the

amazon rain forest the priest in charge can only make rare visits getting there is always difficult for edilberto the 77 year old may not look like a catholic official but he's one of the most senior priests in this region and he's sworn to celibacy he tells us he has lived this way his whole life. the trip to remote congregations takes him at least 6 hours. in mice and a hammock while on route father and alberto is also critical of celibacy. but the pope francis has recognized that our congregations need the help of married priests why should any chased priests be allowed this is a major issue in the church right now and i see it as a blessing. in the amazon it's clear what father deal barito is talking about the congregations are far apart travelling by boat takes a long time and his church struggles to find young people willing to be celibate.

in the village of self russets go father ed oberto celebrates mass with 200 catholic youths. only edilberto can consecrate bread and accordance with church rooms. the region's catholic youth meet and sell francisco and they seem uninterested in taking about chastity at oberto discusses the pope's amazon synod and possible plans to ease the celibacy requirement. for voice support finally getting rid of celibacy if a priest wants to be chaste fine but it should be voluntary not obligatory. to don't believe that this idea was discussed at the amazon center. at the vatican and even encouraged by pope francis the catholic church is looking for ways to cope with the lack of priests and stop members from leaving. most members of milton's congregation support the end of celibacy in the priesthood so mass can take place

every sunday and not just once every 3 months nelson would even consider leaving the church services himself but he wants to remain married there. it has to be possible. we see how protestant ministers have wives and children from me and we want to say to america then that from there be. the reform of the catholic church might just have its origins in the amazon. well it was only last year the california experience is deadliest the most destructive wildfires now flames are once again raging across the state in los angeles around $50000.00 people have been told to evacuate. moving fast through the canyons north of los angeles driven by high winds the wildfire in southern california broke out thursday mandatory evacuation orders are in place over 500 firefighters are battling the blaze backed by air tankers and helicopters. do not be loaded

by the fact that you may not see open flames right now because there are plenty of hot spots out in the internet who have all night to work in those hot spots and try to work and recruit increasing our containment while the fires are not only raging in the los angeles area but also further north in the wine region of sonoma county where residents were evacuated to escape the fire. and now 1 30 in the morning i woke up in the mountains on fire and so i woke up my husband and i and we checked it out and it was across the river lot of people i know lost their house in the previous fires and i know for people who lost their houses in this one and it's just. it's a real big reality check in the past california's largest utility company p.g. and e. has been taught responsible for numerous wildfires in the state p.g. and e.

said they are investigating whether their equipment had been involved in stoking the fire in sonoma valley to reduce the risk of accidental fires power cuts to hundreds of thousands of customers in california governor gavin newsome criticized the utilities for how they handled wildfire protection is infuriating beyond words . to live in a state as innovative and extraordinarily. entrepreneurial and capable as the state of california to be living in an environment where we're seeing this kind of disruption in these kinds of blackouts with hot dry winds expected to hit california over the weekend and is not in sight. well this week is wonderfully good action in season. one in what is germany's fiercest derby game in the tells all about it i'm joined now by john thing crane from v.w. sports johnson what can we expect a young man well if meetings are anything to go by we can expect lots of goals we

have 40 last season for all the season before that forget dortmund versus by dortmund and it's been this league is big grudge match it's cold in germany the mother of all dobby's and if it's a woman character you see a father is when he really can't afford to lose it and the pressure off the string of poor results and if the room is it to be believed then the special one himself jerry samaria is being lined up to replace him so there is a lot at stake in this one. this match is being billed as lucy in the far east date with destiny if some reports are to be believed that defeat against bitter rivals shall kill would spell the end of his reign is dormant coach is the writing on the wall. says not as his efforts darby is a very special game i have known that since the moment i arrived it's very important but there is pressure for every game and it's no different for shell shock kiddo's darby and it's very special.

a special match but one with bad recent memories for dortmund fans afford to home defeat at the end of last season to their title chances but form and past study results will count for nothing according to the man preparing for his 1st row darby it doesn't automatically i don't think you can automatically draw any advantages or disadvantages not even from the latest results and especially not darby results for the business what happens in the days or weeks before it doesn't matter. it's completely irrelevant. just. and so it's all down to one game nothing less than local bragging rights are up for grabs and for some jobs are on the line too. so john what makes this fixture then so special well it's

rivalry that goes back to the 1925 but it wasn't really until the late sixty's when the button is legal was still quite new that the rivalry started heating up these 2 sides are very close geographically just 30 kilometers apart but it's a doubly kind of unlike a lot of others with a lot of dobbies a founded on kind of religious or political divides ice-t. south and they both have working class backgrounds they're very proud about that but that makes them very very passionate fans if you some of them it seems like sometimes you get the impression that they hate each other's team more than they actually love their. bad after the name of the opponents and again if you are some of them what would you rather do when the button is legal ties or when the dobby match then they would say. mazie got ok so it's understandable that the emotions are running high here though what does each side have to gain besides bragging rights well it is incredibly close to the top of the brain as they were the moments they were when could send either side in that shelter will probably be kicking themselves a bit already because they've had a couple of chances in recent weeks to go top already but if you're. new

into the job things are going really in the right direction he's sitting pretty. counterpart you see the father you talk about what do they have to gain what does he have to lose because he really is under pressure they've had some very inconsistent performances don't when they strayed away at least when they should have won games and that's not really the kind of form you want if you're going to be a title contender and we talk about passion passion of the fountain fans one thing father gets criticized always softly softly approach sometimes you know he's a good tactician one of good having stuff up here but you sometimes need something in here you as well don't have to be don't you just instead of using your noggin as they say any other big game that you're looking for this weekend. and then you in the burn this league remember they travel to munich to face the mighty fine doesn't really come much bigger than that but they could tell you that she's also under pressure that pressure is never really gone away they've only picked up one point from the last 2 games so he will really need to win against you know leaders club back there in action against. the ne and b.

since i did the league will look to protect that against a lot of action there is one of the great b.w. sports jonathan as always thank you you're welcome. boat tours are flocking to australia's iconic sandstone rock alou roof for one last climb before a permanent ban comes into effect starting saturday the monolith will no longer be open to climbers the decision was made out of respect to indigenous australians who consider the site sacred every year hundreds of thousands of people visit a loop formerly known under its colonial name is ayers rock it was added to the list of unesco world heritage site speck in 1907. after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for that.

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