this is d.w. news from berlin tonight bolivia in chaos the president flees the country leaving behind violence former president evo morales is now in mexico in exile he says an offer of asylum saved his life and he now claims that he was forced out in the coup we'll get the latest on the power vacuum left behind in bolivia also coming up fears of a new flare up of violence in the middle east israel's targeted killing of a palestinian militant leader in gaza is met with

a barrage of rockets fired on israel from across the border. and get out while you can also throw us into our urge to flee catastrophic bushfires one fire chief says conditions are so bad that crews are unable to even stop the flames plus the berlin connection into an american families search for justice the parents of all the warm beer the u.s. student who died after being imprisoned in north korea have come all the way to the german capital we'll tell you what they are hoping to find. i'm bring goff it's good to have you with us bolivia's former president. is in mexico tonight after taking up that country's all for of asylum after landing. in

mexico morality said that he feared for his life and he said that his departure from office amounted to a coup d'etat a step down 2 days ago amid the pressure from the army following allegations of vote fraud in a bid to secure a 4th term as president but now it's unclear who's in charge in bolivia a president on the run his flight ends here at mexico city airport the pressure on his eventually became so great that he no longer felt safe in his homeland believe via some knots an american countries led by leftist governments continue to support him. in the government of the people of bolivia are great true but the president of mexico saved my life. well oiled when you go. to spike morales's departure bolivia remains in tamil while the violent unrest continues. images circulating the internet and legislation

that passed chanting civil war now. the former president's critics accuse morale is a supporters of arson and attacks to say chaos. inside a mosque behind them cells of sticks and rocks is because we had explosives going off at night we couldn't sleep we've started to god but also for our houses so that peace criminals don't integrate our homes is that good of a mileage totus 99 by the minister for how to run. the opposition's vice president of the senate is to take temporary control of that house making her next in line for the presidency she called for the formation of an interim government and new elections to restore confidence. yesterday indyk get in the mood as if

it's urgent that there's some certainty for people and for civil organizations to be involved i will take up the task but if another route is chosen yoke and other paths and i will also accept this. i mean no way is that. bolivians prepare for a future without evil morales but on twitter he has promised to return to some bolivians that sounds like a threat. for the latest now we want to bring in our correspondent your hunger mira's he is standing by for us in bolivia's capital pause your hunger the evening to you we know that morale as mr morales is now in mexico do we know why he received political asylum from mexico do we know the back story there. the government of mexico or the government often under arrest manuel lopez obrador is one of the few left wing governments in latin america and it's easy to

understand why he went over there i mean he didn't have many of the other choices maybe nicaragua by the cowboys maybe not the best now that most peacefully place to go in this moment or maybe cuba but maybe everyone i didn't want to leave you know they take their ship and then it is venice wella and in terms of quality of life and security young political stability is not the best place to be so mexico was one of the last choices he had i think are open country wanted to offer him a see them so maybe a nested mexico was his best on the choice so that he's in mexico and what about the bolivia that he has left behind what's the situation in the capital there i mean we understand that the amount of violence has actually increased. this is too asian here here in bolivia since last sunday it's been ups and down i mean on sunday when we knew about the everywhere this resignations resignation the

city became a huge party i mean we had. thousands of people in the streets martin singing there were music everywhere fireworks it was a big party was on billable and on sunday night it was the opposite there were a lot of tension. unrest in every department of the country on monday morning the country woke up feel of fear uncertainty right now last night the army had to join the police because there were thousands of supporters from every morale is coming to the us and they they they were they wanted to take us and then the police and the army had to work together to do avoid this situation so from last night to now we are a little bit calmer here but yet just a few minutes ago we were listening to airplanes the air force airplanes flying around us over the city so that it does very i mean it shows that there is

a lot of tension still in the city right now you definitely volatile in fluid in libya tonight your home remember is reporting from worst from the believe in capital to your home thank you. well there are fears of an escalation of tit for tat violence between israelis and palestinians tonight after some of the worst attacks in years along the gaza border people in southern and central israel are advised to stay inside after palestinian militants fired a series of rockets into israeli territory they came in response to an israeli airstrike in the early morning hours that killed a militant leader in gaza. cheese day morning seen at the home of islamic jihad senior commander abu. i was late to islamic jihad fights respond with the power of rockets attacks.

over the border in israel the warning sirens sound once again. israel's defense system into sips many of them but some do get through. damaging peoples' homes and injuring some israelis. many choose to evacuate from the israel gaza border israel's response in gaza more airstrikes killing several palestinians. israel is not interested in escalation but we will do anything to defend ourselves . islamic jihad val's revenge for the death of. siobhan we assure our people and our holy fighters i know that we have no choice but confrontation. israel's strike on a popular anti israel militant came during

a period of relative peace but now the deadly to and fro of rockets is back. israel is in political turmoil right now perhaps headed for a 3rd general election in less than a year netanyahu is under intense pressure and has recently been criticized for his failure to stop rocket attacks from militants in gaza now he's responsible for a targeted assassination but consequently more rockets. oh i'm joined now by journalist lucia in gaza city good evening to you. tell us what is the situation right now there in gaza. well as the report mentioned. more record moral kits from gaza and more strikes and continued. the latest strike that killed 2 militants

affiliated with islamic jihad directly they were trying to launch rockets and so in total 5 full stadiums at least 2 of them affiliated with islamic jihad which killed after the estimation of the islamic jihad commander and his wife in the morning. so the situation is like most of the gazans now at home it's quite outside no cars barely you hear of any car passing this 3 or but the bombs and explosions and talk to me about how significant how important was. according to islamic jihad he's the he's the chief or the commander of the. area of the gaza strip he's

a member of the security or. the military council which is. ruling and controlling the military wing of islamic jihad actually is where we simply accused him of standing behind fire and orkut specifically the one. the rockets that attack dog when that and he was speaking in. and campaigning for the elections few months ago. his name appeared at the time i mean he was in well no he was that tack by israel they were as a nation of tense before the he was injured once in the last war and 24 t. he was there did you see or the commander of the north area in in the gaza strip a was killed at the time but this was was injured and now he's not that old leader of islamic jihad he's not the top leader of the military wing but he seems like

he's important to israel where do you think things are going to go from here. looking at a flash in the pan event or do you think this escalation is going to continue. 1st of all people in gaza wish this would have been and very so. most of the people i talked to the willing this has has an end very easily but i mean practically. islamic jihad is the 2nd military power industry the 1st one is how most hamas is still is restraint from us they didn't involve get involved and firing rockets into israel or participated in jail it is let me so that would make a difference a big difference if i must participate it means that we are in a moment. or a large scale. of both exchange of fire with with but without

that i think things will be limited and the media tools will be able to to control is that means you have and to get back to that to us ok boucher with the latest from gaza city tonight thank you well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world spain's acting prime minister bedroom is has signed an agreement aimed at forming a coalition government the deal will see his socialist join forces with the far left or demos which is led by pablo iglesias the pair will still need support from smaller parties to secure a majority in parliament the european union's top court has ruled that member states must label goods including some wines made in israeli settlements the court said that israel's expansion into the palestinian territories is a breach of international law and consumers must be able to make informed choices when they shop former u.s.

president jimmy carter has undergone surgery after getting the series of fall as the 95 year old needed the operation to relieve pressure from his brain from brain bleeding a spokesperson says there were no complications. you're watching the w. news live from berlin still to come we meet one of the people facing deportation after the trumpet ministration ended their program protecting the children of undocumented migrants they've taken their fight to the u.s. supreme court court has begun considering their case that's up in just a moment. now to hong kong police say that protesters are pushing the city to quote the brink of a total breakdown a day after some of the worst violence since the pro-democracy protests movement began a flash mob of some 1000 demonstrators blocked a busy district during lunch hour the focus has now shifted to the university

district where there have been fresh clashes between demonstrators and police. they say they're protecting their university. they use anything they can get their hands on secrete barricades. campuses have emerged as the latest front in battles with the police. the students are determined to fight for their freedom. this is a fight for the whole generation we are not letting those totally change. play out i hope. it doesn't take long for things to escalate. the familiar click of tear gas being fired. scenes like this play out across hong kong like here in the financial center. there now seemingly normal parts of 5 months of unresolved protests the police say the city is on the brink of a breakdown. journeys daily life disrupted after protests is through de

brézé on the tracks. asked what he'll do says the protest leader no choice but to go home and not work. hong kong's leader his c.v. . the years the protesters plan to paralyze hong kong and stop people from going to work and to school was extremely selfish. lighty see. police and protesters accuse each other of brutality on monday the protesters set amount on fire after an argument. police are investigating the incident as attempted murder. they've also defended shooting a protester saying they were concerned for their own safety though in a situation like this we believe we are acting according to the guidelines to protect ourselves as well as the people around us. here with more protests

expected the fear on both sides is that they already volatile situation is only likely to get worse. firefighters are on high alert for a catastrophic threat from bushfires dozens of fires are raging in the states of queensland in new south wales they stretch almost a 1000 kilometers along the east coast from brisbane to sydney now the residents in a 100000 homes near sydney are doing their best to find shelter authorities have warned them that it's now too late for them to leave their home. australia is burning. in new south wales which is worst affected firefighters are overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the disaster. they're using everything they've got. sometimes they're able to score

a win. we didn't have long that we had just took off and then it. really is amazing but i think both sides will help. but the impact of climate change and recent weather patterns are against them. we sort of pick winds up to one above i declare it as an add on which will the temperatures up into the heart thirty's and we saw that humidity is down as low as 5 percent the conditions in which wildfires spread quickly. officials greatest fear is that the blazes sydney red fire retardant dropped by a plain covers everything on the outer edges of sydney suburbs. authorities think they're fighting a losing battle and given the forecast for very hard and lucky severe conditions ahead as we head into this way again and another really hot burst of it coming through new south wales on choose die and winds die of next week we simply aren't going to get the upper hand on all of these fars bushfires are

a regular occurrence during australian summers but this year's intensity and extremely early arrival of the wildfire season have led to an acute political debate over the impact that climate change is having on the country's non-urban letty. the us supreme court is now hearing arguments in the case that claims president donald trump's administration illegally ended the dream works program now it allowed undocumented migrants brought to the u.s. as children to live and work in the u.s. illegally now the scheme widely referred to by its acronym dhaka was introduced under the obama administration it has shielded more than half a 1000000 young people from deportation. georgetown university in washington d.c. is where you've gone sollars studies and lives. she was born in mexico but was

brought up in our zone or. is an undocumented migrant but as a doctor recipient she's been able to make great leaps towards a better future now i have a better chance of getting more scholarships of attending university and getting a job like i had never had a job until i got to college and they were when i got my 1st paycheck and i was able to fill out that social security box and i was like this feels so weird and it feels good and also like i was able to get us that i.d. but it's little things like that that make it easier and just driving itself in arizona you know that if you do get stopped by a cop they can like to point you. dr recipients have not been afraid to protest they've been organizing demonstrations like this one in washington d.c. in defense of the program president from ordered an end to dock in 2017th but several federal courts challenge the president's move the final decision lies with the supreme court close to 700000 people who were brought to the u.s.

his children have wondered you know live to renewable 2 year authorisations to live study under work in the country a future despite having lived most of their lives in the u.s. look some search. now we've seen all across the country side with our people our movement saying that the decision to end the 1st place was wrong if this case goes in a direction in which the program is ended or wound down in some way the lives of not just immigrant youth in this country but their families their networks their communities are put in immediate danger there is a lot at stake with the supreme court. in georgetown is nervous about what the future holds but remains hopeful. i'm kind of numb to the whole point of this what's going to happen to that i was appears that's going to happen to dreamers. and just let me know because at this point i'm kind of like i need to make

a plan and if that plan is going to the u.s. i need to know. but i am in a way i hope i don't get heartbroken by the decision and like any time i do get a bad decision is just grief over it for a few time for a few days and then getting back up in figuring out alternatives that's been my whole life and i think it will continue to be my whole life. and other doctor recipients will have to write a decision from the supreme court is expected sometime before next summer. well you may remember the tragic story of the u.s. college student all the warm beer 2 years ago were being returned to the u.s. after more than a year in a north korean prison he was comatose and unresponsive his parents blamed north korea for torturing him we're now they've made it their mission to ensure maximum pressure is put on the regime of kim jong owen and they are now here in berlin at

the north korean embassy trying to do just that. it was a world premier of sorts the 1st direct line between a victim's family and the north korean regime. hello it's fred and cindy warm beer otto's parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. what you never know before that his parents shared photos of their son with us. and that out of playing football and he loved that 3 years ago otto warm beer was arrested as a tourist in north korea allegedly for stealing a poster entirely. made the worst mistake of my life a show trial and sued warm beer grovelled and spoken of an alleged covert mission for the u.s. more than a year later north korea admitted he was in

a coma with brain damage and approved his repatriation back in cincinnati within a week his hospital bed had become his death bed his parents accused pealing young of torturing him pointing out a new scar on his foot. that doesn't just happen and he didn't have any scars on his body but u.s. court ordered north korea to pay $500000000.00 in damages the regime says a faulty dosage of tranquilizer caused the coma. since the regime refuses to recognize the ruling those parents want north korean assets seized wherever they violate u.n. sanctions that's how they found out about a controversial hostel on north korea's embassy grounds in berlin. so. this is a clear violation of e.u. and international law. yet since the grounds are also guarded germany's foreign office says it's

a difficult situation it says the hostile business is the object of an ongoing legal dispute and declined further comment. if you don't hold them responsible for their actions there that empowers them to continue this horrible behavior that's also why the warren beers recently distanced themselves from the u.s. president they call donald trump's close relationship with kim jong il an intolerable i refuse to accept there's any reason to compliment this this monster. and they pledged to continue speaking their minds everywhere. we just want to know what happened to our son there must be records on it were caring parents but on the intercom with the embassy would it be possible for us to make an appointment with the ambassador they were told to send an e-mail they said thank you knowing full well they'll never get

a reply. well this is the w. news are these are our top stories former bolivian president evo morales has arrived in mexico where he's been granted asylum he was forced to resign on sunday after pressure from military leaders and weeks of unrest fueled by allegations of election fraud. a top commander of the palestinian militant group islamic jihad has been killed in an air strike in the gaza strip israel says. was behind a series of rocket attacks caledonia militants have responded by firing rockets into israel. the u.s. supreme court has begun hearing arguments over the trump administration's decision to end the program known as dhaka the obama era plan allowed undocumented migrants brought to the u.s. as children to live and work in the u.s. legal. this is d.w. news from berlin for more you can follow us on twitter at g.w.

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