what's a big what civil guard her over some. degree about. the at. the at. this is e w news niva from battling the protests in hong kong turned violent police fire on demonstrators leaving at least one person seriously injured protesters plan for destruction throughout the day we'll go to hong kong for the latest also coming up spain's a socialist celebrate the latest election fails to break the country's long running

political stalemate prime minister paper sanchez's party for short of a majority and faces a strong challenge from the right. to jubilation in bolivia as capital it passes president even what allies balance the opposition pressure and resigns he's standing down not 2 weeks of protests over alleged over the last month's election. proxies big and yellow and at 50 years old a big bird and the rest of the cost of sesame street now back on half a century of educational t.v. for kids. time and a home for a glad you could join me police in hong kong have opened fire on protesters shooting and wounding at least one person after confrontations between hardline demonstrators and police escalated on verified video footage shows police firing law. 5 rounds at close range of protesters on the eastern side of hong kong are

leaving one person lying on the ground and what looks like blood stains activists have been calling for a citywide strike on monday urging people to disrupt public transport. and correspondent he is betting it is standing by for us at the scene of that shooting that is what do we know about the condition of this protester who was shot . while he is out of surgery now they have removed the bullet some of his organs were damaged he is now in intensive care unit we i am not aware at the moment how critical his situation is earlier it was said that he was still in critical condition i am now standing at the place where he was shot that was just over there. as you can see the protesters are back here earlier the police cleared this crossroads here and now the protesters are back they are

throwing things on the street that are meant to slow the advance of the police when they will come back later but here's what else all the protesters that planning today. the whole city is on they have called for a general strike today because on friday a protester died who fell during clashes with the police inside a garage so many parts of the city are now seeing similar scenes as here clashes with the police tear gas fired in central the central business district there the office workers were coming out at lunch time a cheer gas was fired at them we saw pictures of people in white office shirts running away from tear gas fires have been lit the police how sad that live

weapons have been drawn in other locations too although. not fired seemingly so there is our it intends tensions all over the city today it is a very very difficult day it's a very tense day today in hong kong. all right it is spilling a in hong kong thanks here reporting. has taken out some of the other stories making news around the world in iraq scores of people were injured and we need clashes between anti-government protesters and police in baghdad on sunday rights group amnesty international says that iraq's crackdown on protests has descended into a bloodbath in the southern city of nasiriyah 3 protesters were shot dead by police . at least 3 people have been killed in the massive bush fires raging across australia's eastern state of new south wales blazes are also tearing through queens and further north thousands of people have been moved to safety and

a total ban on outdoor fires has now been declared. a vintage airplane has dropped thousands of puppies over the white cliffs of dover in southern england a fly past formed part of the celebrations held every november the 11th in britain to remember those killed in the 1st world war poppy symbolize the wartime battlefields. romania's presidential election is set to go to a runoff off the voting on sunday exit polls put incumbent president close your highness in the lead with nearly 40 percent of voters he is likely to face his left leaning challenger in the 2nd round. or spain's long standing political deadlock looks set to continue prime minister pedro sanchez a socialist at the biggest share of the vote in sunday's general election the sale to secure a majority in a parliament now the rise of the far right means that sanchez will find it difficult to form a stable coalition state has had to general elections and

a european election this year. whatever to tell me what i mean by you know good evening ladies and gentlemen dear friends the socialist party has won the election for the 3rd time this year. joyous words but behind them warry although the socialist p.s.o. we party won most to seats in sunday's election it failed to gain a majority in the spanish parliament now the socialists must look to other parties to form a coalition previous attempts failed miserably after some this results were announced some wanted to partner up with some just right away. and i will see out there is that we are prepared to negotiate a coalition government where each political force is represented proportionally to the votes and the support that it changed at all it's got the needle although the

incumbent prime minister's party remains the largest in parliament the biggest winner in sunday's election was the far right vox party which more than doubled its seats it's now the search largest party in spain and frightening opposition to gether with the conservative p.p. party able to undergo a fairly good article and. the people of spain have wanted more sunshades for this legislature but the people of spain have also wanted more and less of the political center and the political. after the 4th election in as many years spanish voters hope that this time around their elected leaders will be able to find alliances without having to return to the ballot boxes again any time soon. well for more now i'm joined by correspondent martin rabbits who is in madrid welcome to you mohsin so walk us through it what are the options for prime minister pay there are sanchez now to form a coalition. well the numbers of us is. reaching the magical

176350 members in fact the socialists of last season's april so they very much paid the price to reach an agreement in the last 6 months is natural coalition the left wing. were just. saying that yes he was prepared to join to go and this was obviously also interesting to see what's his year in power. i'm just not sure will be positive for us but again they've lost seats. and we've got no less than 17 different parties represented rossiter's have to reach a. regional tasks. particularly the nationalists process has of the year no less than 3 who are now represented and after the recent sentences have the dances. leaders for the failed independence particularly years

ago tensions are very high so reaching any sort of alliance well the socialist society got their work cut out. for it martin let's talk about a party that wasn't lacking in seats then the far right party and it is now the 3rd largest party in spain say why did voters get behind then. well there has been incredible because until 6 months ago the presence of. this a couple of points is that we can look at some of them is that after the riots in counseling with the sentencing couple of weeks ago i. was absolutely shocked and the other thing that's very noticeable is that they are the. people's house and right policy made a lot of little of the election campaign. for sanctions is the acting prime minister to crack down hard. to suspend the regional autonomy.

focusing to get rid of all forms of regional all of us on crossfire all together which they say is of waste of money. the other thing of course is the. disappearance of the new. house where you are. no longer the case again spanish nationalists disinter because respect to the we're seeing spanish. that says that we didn't see crosses. so that was the catalyst this is the place itself for your. and briefly martin i mean 10 out was even lower than last time around do you think the visit to take a set in definitely. this is these are also the elections that we have is and also it was only yesterday a lot of people. a good deal of the interim. spain doesn't have

a traditional coalition building. that's you know it's a new thing because until about 3 or 4 years ago we have 2 main parties we've had 3 . national level so special it's going to have to get used to that in coalitions in the future all right in madrid thanks. it's. here you are watching the w. news is still to come germany's been marking the 50th anniversary all before. that we report on celebrations at another icon of the cold war the so-called bridge of spies. were bolivia's embattled president evo morales has announced his resignation weeks after election marred by claims of fraud weeks of unrest followed last month's vote which morales claimed he had won after 3 terms in office morales was accused of increasingly authoritarian rule and his resignation set off

celebrations with thousands of bolivians taking to the streets. this is how people in the bolivian city lipans celebrated the news of change at the top with fireworks and flags. after 14 years in power and battling a growing swell of opposition president evo morales took to national television to announce he would resign. i resign my presidency why did i decide to resign so that opposition leaders missa and do not continue to persecute my brothers union leaders. reenters in the galleys. the morale is announcement followed a tumultuous 24 hours source support for him falling away fast 1st bolivia's police abandoning their posts and joining the protests and then

a call from the chief of the military for him to go quote for the good of the country. i believe he has been rocked by instability and rioting since the election on october the 20 s even morale is declared himself the winner of the ballot but critics say it was marred by fraud. i now anger has been replaced. by optimism. my dear i think we're free we finally been able to get rid of the stick to it or i believe we are free now we can say that the people are more united than ever. by unions there really is a god and after doing so much harm to the country ever more alice has left it we have to believe in a new pulley beyond living. but with an entire generation has no no other president it's far from clear what that new bolivia might look like. when our correspondent

you honor america's has been following events in the past he says that even more allies had no choice but to stand down he didn't have anymore the support of the police anymore and then here how the support of the army you know how the support of the bolivian workers a sense right which i've been up a cycle that has been very very important for him supporting for a very long time so today they said if i don't write is. step aside and it can give the studio we agree that overall this is the lead for the fall or so i think i think that that was a very different. thank you to the hot any choice now that the that this sitting up us is so huge party everyone people are just trees in the streets partying celebrating this moment on the you what you hear are fireworks of the protesters. corresponding you on the americas in that path that well the chinese government has given in to

a key demand of protest is announcing that the current constitution dating from the era of the dictator general pinochet's to be scrapped interior minister said a new constitution would be drawn up by a constituent assembly before being put to the people in a referendum china's been rocked by 3 weeks of sometimes violent protests demanding constitutional reform and greater equality he met up with one of the student leaders for him in the last few weeks have been unusually hectic. it's another busy day for bill and lot on the. talks meetings roundtables corded meeting mobilizations on the fly all before 3 pm that's when her campus is evacuated for security reasons every day the protests have turned life in upside down but a lot on the doesn't mind for her the revolt was long overdue. or more took them more to call it the earth at their own home for a long time people were afraid to protest because they couldn't foresee how badly

they'd be repressed or what they could lose. but among my generation that fear is a lot smaller and we're willing to overcome that fear to achieve our goal profound changes to the system. reform reform reform with a century long tradition of spearheading social uprisings student associations are a force to be reckoned with experience has taught them that coordination is key the current demonstrations have become a melting pot for dozens of different causes so before bilin heads into a big meeting of social leaders she sits down with representatives from other universities to unify their message here you know i think the boxing in a way is that we're already asking for many things. there's enough social momentum right now to deal a heavy blow to the system but we need to be coordinated. i prefer our goals to be smaller than not be able to reach them different than we should agree on 3 aspects 3 focal points as

a base for our upcoming actions. we need to push for a referendum the strikes in the munches have become very repetitive every week we say let's strike but the message needs to be clear today we're striking because we need a constitutional referendum. gathered with national union representatives bilin exposes the students 3 fundamental demands a constitutional referendum to revitalize. zation of the public education system and then the media and to human rights violations at the hands of the country's riot police law enforcement agents are being accused of excessive use of force rape torture and even manslaughter in the context of the protests. but the police surely have protocols but i believe they did humanize the protesters to the point that they're just the subjects of looters that need to be executed him to see if people are out in the street they want them gone and they don't care about how they get

them to leave their but i loathe. the police of betraying the chilean people you can tell by their actions they don't feel part of this country anymore if you don't feel part of the people who. sent them to you or your losses help them but their oil. but bilin refuses to be intimidated she's determined to keep protesting no matter how tired no matter how scared showing up in the street to her is what she owes to those who have lost their lives seeking a better future for chile. i don't rate for all to be living this moment in history. but i'm also frightened sad and nostalgic thinking about the fact that people have died for this that what would it . mean we should always remember them because they were part of a movement that's going to change chile. in

a way it already has. and all those fighting alongside her know what they're asking for a lot but driven by a newfound sense of community and the desire to change the course of history they don't seem likely to settle for anything less. well celebrations make it marking of the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago have mostly focused on the center of the german capital but in the city of pottstown just to the southwest of berlin another icon of the cold war also saw celebrations if the clinica bridge the bridge of spies which was the favorite location for exchanging captured secret agents. that was beethoven's ode to joy rang through the night as red laser beams lit up the famous bridge between west berlin and potsdam 30 years ago on the 10th of november 1809 the border crossing at the glynn a bridge was reopened images from that historic night show thousands of people

streaming across the border previously a crossing closed to the public but the current primary of berlin's neighboring states of brandenburg says he remembers that many people were also cautious of us when one of the many people feared that everything would just be reversed closed up again and that those on the other side would not be coming back but then everything settled down the clinic a bridge was of particular importance to both sides during the cold war it was known as the bridge of spies it was one of the few points of contact for soviet and united states forces both favored the location for prisoner exchanges because it's remote location made it easier to secure in 100826 the world's press famously gathered to recall the transfer of the russian jewish dissident the township around the ski who was released to the west after years of negotiations bolin and brandenburg organize the anniversary celebration jointly because today the clinical bridge connects the 2 states instead of keeping them apart. well as germany

celebrated the fall of the wall on saturday a rather heavy letter addressed to u.s. president donald trump arrived in washington d.c. it was painted on to an almost straight on original segment off the wall it was sent by berlin n.g.o.s part of the message reads for 28 years this will separate east and west families and friends for decades the u.s. played a major role in bringing this will down. well research is that a german university say they found fossils that challenge how we think about semen evolution the bones found in southern germany come from a primate that they believe walked upright millions of years earlier than scientists previously thought was possible. these are the bones remnants of 4 skeletons analyzed by paleontologists germany's university of 2 being it they came from a primate the scientists have named. who is about one metre tall and walked on 2

legs professor madeline of burma led the team and it was previously believed that walking upright was an achievement of mankind that it started relatively late but now we find it at 12000000 years ago so this calls into question much of what we've known about it so far. it's not just given us as age that's disrupting accepted theories the bones were discovered in the allegory region of southern germany it was previously thought that the 1st by primates came from africa. that means there may be new variations in the accepted theory of how primates developed into humans . the question is whether this ability to stand up is the identical ability we find in early humans or whether early humans have practically reinvented it in africa independently. if turns out to be a human ancestor that could also mean some of its descendants may very way to africa that's where homo sapiens our species 1st appeared roughly 300000 years

ago. big that the cookie monster and the rest of the sesame street gang have been celebrating the 50th birthday of the show that made them international stars sesame street was a revolution in children's t.v. when it debuted in 1969 today there are 10 different regional productions of the famous neighborhood for children in more than 150 countries. big birds being a big star for 50 years now and to mock sesame street's 50th anniversary new york decided to light up the empire state building in green and yellow to pay tribute to $1.00 of the world's most successful shows. i think the secret is we started with these universal values that every kid deserves respect opportunity kindness all with a little bit of fun and combine those universal values to the fact that you have to

constantly innovate in change. with the culture and with the kids need you believe you sesame street represented a revolutionary development in children's television and it was an instant global success. i was i was. you know that you had a banana. what was that bert. show also touches on some difficult topics sometimes such as autism world hunger or even death we. didn't have to. give it to him when he comes back big bird mr hooper's not coming back. educational and entertaining the show's producers create

a safe magical world for children it gives him lots of energy to have fun and play with your friends. you were talking about the place where monsters cohabitate in with humans and the spectrum of humans that was represented on the show from day one was diverse and inclusive and that's been guiding light for the show over the years in may new york unveiled a real life sesame street it seems the lovable puppets are just as popular as ever . this is the news these are our top stories police in hong kong have opened fire on anti-government protesters wounding at least one person he said to be in a critical condition unverified video shows police firing at demonstrators at close range. iraqi security forces have killed at least it's 3 protesters in the southern city of nasiriyah dozens more were injured in new

clashes between anti-government protesters and police around the country including in the capital baghdad. spain's political deadlock is set to continue the governing socialist party won sunday's election but failed to secure a majority the far right vox party more than double that seats in parliament prime minister pedro sanchez is due to open coalition talks. but libya's president even what alice has resigned after weeks of protests over alleged election fraud his announcement follows calls to resign from the military police and opposition victory in last month's election would have given more dollars a 4th consecutive term in office. well this is the news from berlin for more follow us on twitter d w news or visit our website it's deja dot com. you're watching the news don't forget you can also get d.w. news on the go just download our app from google play all from the ups store not to

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