the at. the at. this is deja news live from baghdad the protests in hong kong turned violent police far on demonstrators leaving at least one person seriously injured protesters plan more destruction throughout the day we'll go to hong kong for the latest also coming up spaces a socialist celebration but the latest election failed to break the country's long running political stalemate prime minister pedro sanchez his party fall short of

a majority in faces a strong challenge on the right. do you believe libya's capital a pass as president evo morales balanced proposition fresh and resigned in standing down after weeks of protests over alleged fraud in last month's election. and the fossilized bones that of forcing a rethink of human evolution it could be that we stood on 2 legs made use of years earlier than we thought that asked the want. to act. i had a home free 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 well on verified video footage shows police firing live rounds at close range of protesters on the eastern side of hong

kong and leaving one person lying on the ground activists have been calling for a citywide strike on monday night in people to disrupt public transport. and correspondent yes but he is standing by for us in 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 and as you can see the protesters are back you are the police cleared this crossroads you know 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 cheer gas fired in central the central business district there the office workers were coming out at lunch time a tear gas was fired and then we saw pictures of people in white office shirts running away from tear gas fires have been lit the police house sat down live weapons have been drawn in other locations too although. not fired

seemingly so there is are 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. time it is spilling a in hong kong thanks here reporting. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. in iraq school was of people were injured in renewed clashes between anti-government protesters and police in baghdad on sunday rights group amnesty international says iraq's crackdown on the protests has descended into a bloodbath in the southern city of nasiriyah 3 protesters were shot dead by police . a powerful psycho now has lashed northeast in india and bangladesh killing at least a dozen people more than 2000000 residents moved into shelters over the weekend officials say that cycling cycling in the bobo has already weakened the worst is over but the storm is left

a trail of destruction in the region. at least 3 people have been killed in massive bushfires raging across australia eastern state of new south wales blazes that will save tearing through queensland further north thousands of people have been moved to safety in a total ban on outdoor fires has been declared. 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 the vote now he is likely to face his left leading challenger in the 2nd round. well longstanding political deadlock in spain looks set to continue in sunday's general election prime minister pedro sanchez his socialist took the knob to share with unfocused failed to secure a majority in the parliament now the biggest gains were for the far right vox party which doubled its seats in parliament to become the 3rd largest party spain's had to general elections and a european elections this year. well for more we can bring in our correspondent

bob what are they so who is standing by in madrid for us good to see you barbara it seems that these elections haven't changed much which begs the question what does spain go from here. that is the question where do i go from here that pedro sun shows must've put to him self last night when he was tossing and turning in his bed because the point is looking at today's papers you see he wins the election bought for me the government is even more difficult than before that's what he said it's the plain truth he comes out even worse he lost a few seats not too bad basically his vote held up bought the possible coolish and hartnell most votes and so on the left there are no further away from even a simple majority in parliament then they were before the selection so they really need to go home and sort of regret that they ever called it and that they didn't

get together before making this rather stupid political decision to sort of called voters off again it's even more difficult to get together after this vote or is there some soul searching to do for pedro sanchez then but what about people in spain what are they expecting of that politicians now. people really are a spec thing and we did talk yesterday at the polling station we talked to people and asked them what do you hope for and it was really uniform the answer i mean wherever. each one of the other political sides that they said they need to get together and find a solution they need to be a way out of this deadlock because you can't just carry on letting people vote this is the 4th election and for years the last one took place in april of this year you can't just come back to the voters and say you didn't do this right we need to need to do it again and pleas for dues a different result i mean that doesn't work so there will have to be some sort of

basic restraint kings fans politics and they need to sort of get closer to the idea of working together and forming coalitions or sort of support and supply of arrangements whatever in order to figure out a government that can govern and that can make some decisions that is most of what people really want is something we did see barbara is the far right vox party said to become the 3rd largest party in space what propelled vote is to get behind that . it is really a mix of a very different reason that sort of is behind this original to box parties one is and maybe the main the most important one really is the catalan crisis fox really managed to whip up nationalist feeling amongst many spaniards who haven't thought about the unity of spain for decades it was a given but now that the separatists are working so hard to break the country up it really means that they sort of did flock to fox because fox took an incredibly

strong stance on that and said we need emergency powers we need the police we need the law to suppress these separatists and this is not cannot be allowed to carry on so that is one reason the other is it's a protest vote and they are sort of singing to the populist tunes that we know from other european countries they are strongly anti immigration for instance and then there is just the header specialty that we might want to look at and that is there are strongly against women's rights stripped spain has in the last decade seen a rather sort of rapid modernization on that front social modernization and it seems that many spanish minal look at this and say we don't like it this is going too far so they get there it and against abortion the against the other rights for women equality rights and so on and so that is a mix of reasons that put voters that got voters to sort of put their cross to to the vox party whether this will hold up is yet to be seen it might be that they

have sort of reached the political pinnacle and that they might go down from here because they're not going to be in government so they're going to remain in a position for a while to come to putting for us from our trade off area but are they so thanks barbara. 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 but alice was accused of increasingly authoritarian rule his resignation set off celebrations with thousands of bolivia and taking to the streets. the this is how people in the bolivian city live past 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 come up show do not continue to persecute my brothers union leaders i mean that while. they reenter syndicalists the morale this announcement followed a tumultuous 24 hours the 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. bolivia has been rocked by instability and rioting since the election on october the 20th even morale has declared himself the winner of the ballot but critics say it was marred by fraud. now anger has been

replaced. by optimism. my dear. 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 ok now you know 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 the new believe we are living. but with an entire generation who has no no other president it's far from clear what that new bolivia might look like . when our correspondent you and i meet as has been following events in the past he says evil model has had no choice but to stand down he didn't have any more the support of the police anymore and then he don't have the support of the army you know how the support of the bolivian workers essential which has been

a sector that has been very very important for him to foresee for a very long time so today they said if ever morale is. to step aside and it can give the stupidity we agree that overall this is the life of the father 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 a huge party everyone people are going through this in the streets party in celebrating this moment on the other while you what you hear are fireworks up to the protestors correspondent i mean it is in the past that you're watching the news still it's a calm these fossilized depends on forcing a rethink on human evolution we'll find out why they suggest that we sit on to next week in sydney is that we thought. which it is 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 is to be scrapped interior minister said that a new cause. situation would be drawn up by a constituent assembly before being put to the people in a referendum has been rocked by 3 weeks of sometimes violent protest amman and constitutional reform and greater equality he met up with one student leader for whom the last few weeks have been unusually hectic. it's another busy day for bill and lot on the. talks meetings roundtables cord an aging 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 they more to call it i think the phone calls 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 chile 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 we not be able to reach them to be and we should agree on 3 aspects 3 focal points us a base for our upcoming actions. we need to push for

a referendum the strikes in the munchies 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 a revitalization of the public education system and an immediate end 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 dehumanised the protesters to the point that they're just the subjects of orders that need to be executed 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 know

that. the police of betraying the chilean people you can tell by their actions they don't feel part of this country anymore or don't feel part of the people. or yellow says help them but they. but bill lim 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. also. i don't rate fall to be living this moment in history. but i'm also frightened by saddened 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 welcome in a way it already has. and all those fighting alongside her know 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. celebrations marking 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 then another icon of the cold war also so celebrations is the clean a bridge the bridge of spies which was the favorite location for exchanging captured secret agents. 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 about when one of the many people fear 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 ski who was released to the west after years of negotiations bolin and brandenburg organized the anniversary celebration jointly because today the clinic of bridge connects the 2 states instead of keeping them apart. well as germany celebrated the

fall of the what 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 3 ton a regional segment of the wall it was sent by a bed an edgier part of the message very it's for 28 years this was separated east and west families and friends for decades the u.s. played a major role in bringing this all down. researches at a german university say that they found fossils that challenge how we think about human evolution the bones found in southern germany come from a primate that they believe right 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 helped to be this 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 ken it's not just the 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 the cookie monster and the rest of the sesame street gang have been set up rating the 50th birthday of the show that made them into national stoss 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 the children in more than 150 countries. big bird's been a big star for 50 years now and to mark sesame street's 50th anniversary new york decided to light up the empire state building in green and yellow to pay tribute to one 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 the fact that you have to constantly innovate in change. with the culture and with the kids need. more

police. sesame street represented a revolutionary development in children's television and it was an instant global success. is. i was i was. you know that you had a banana. was that bird. also touches on some difficult topics sometimes such as autism world hunger or even death. given that we give it to him when he comes that big bird mr hooper's not coming back. educational and entertaining the show's producers to create a safe magical world for children it gives him lots of energy to have fun and play

with your friends that are important no 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 a 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 . a fish. focus on in the brain disney has surprising leaders mention bloodbath hosted event of the same and looking to extend to their advantage at the top of the table but a man were no match for rampant at the. club back on top scorer marcus to ram came inside this one full of confidence after their last few little league win over roma in midweek and robbie pence by e.t. gave them the lead on 20 minutes the algerian celebrating his 1st in just the people i love link

a clean vote but herman was alive to it and finished calmly. braman coach florian cole felt frustrated not least after davy class and 2nd time penalty was seen by young so much. on 60 minutes coming right things up 3 nil herman's 2nd of the much and 4th of the season the perfect way to celebrate becoming a dad. then bence by unique got his marching orders for a 2nd yellow. and braman managed a consolation goal through these bits in court but bloodbath took the spoils to the one the final score and they celebrated another week at the top of the league with herman leading the chance. well let's take a look at all the weekend's been his meager results then because the standout fixture of the weekend was on saturday that's when buying a crushed dortmund for a nail in the match known as deck the classic and on the anniversary of the berlin

wall the capital's teams had mixed fortunes on winning but hats at losing to like sick so here's a look at even his league table after 11 games were glad back stretch they need at the top to 4 points like sick the 2nd with by an elf 3rd after that i'm phatic win over dortmund let's take it at the bottom half then only yawns when sees their move up to 11th while part of one remain rooted to the bottom after yet another defeat. well this one does make a match they also had a song but no stadia around the country held a minute of silence to honor for mohan over in germany keeper robot anchor who took his own life 10 years ago to a boat anchors death shocked german football and brought depression but into the national conversation his widow now runs a foundation dedicated to bringing awareness about mental health in school when she

was this is the wus up next our documentary series dr phil revisits the night that the burly and wall fell 30 years ago of course you can always get the latest news on our website e.w. dot com i'm hungry i'm ballin thanks for your company and see you soon.

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translate. listen carefully. don't know just suit me needs to be a good. discovery . subscribe to the documentary. about its history when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard. i even got white hair and.

learning the german language helped me a lot this gets me a little button it be to instruct the slave that you want to know their story since her writing and reliable information for margaret. once. it was the night when the seemingly inconceivable became reality the fall of the berlin wall 25 years later these events were recreated on a film set of bornholmer strasse and including the emotions that overcame many east german citizens as they massed at the wall that night their anger hope and determination.