to cut through the noise to get to the truth. my name is sarah palin and i've looked into. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight bolivia in chaos the president's leave 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 now he claims that he was forced out in a coup will get the latest on the power vacuum left behind in bolivia also coming

up fears of more violence in the middle east israel's targeted killing of of how well students militant leader in gaza is met with a barrage of rockets fired on israel from across the border and get out while you can't get into herds to flee catastrophic bushfires one fire chief says it's so bad that his crews are simply unable to stop the flames. plus half a 1000000 people fighting to stay in the country they call home the u.s. supreme court hearing arguments over the trump administration's decision to end protection for the children of undocumented migrants the dream will meet one woman whose future hangs in the back.

i'm brant goff to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but libya's former president morales is in mexico tonight after taking up that country's offer of asylum now after landing their morality said that he feared for his life and he said his departure from office amounted to a coup d'etat or ellis step down 2 days ago amid 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 back home in bolivia a president on the run his flight ends here at mexico city airport the pressure on his eventually became so great the team no longer felt safe in his homeland believe via some knots an american countries led by leftist governments continue to support him. and the government of the people of bolivia great true but

the president of mexico saved my life. what do you have. despite morales's departure believe you remains in turmoil the violent unrest continues. the images circulating the internet allegedly show mobs in the past chanting civil war now it was true i think the former president's critics accuse morale of the supporters of arson and attacks to sow chaos i was inside of. themselves of sticks and rocks if the jury heard explosives going off that night we couldn't sleep we've started to god but also for our houses so that these criminals don't integrate our homes that was in my letters going to mine 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. sheesh yeah go to him take get in the mood as it's urgent that there's some certainty for people put the country and for a civil war he say she has to be involved and he says you only see really i will take up the task yes me but will cease to feel that if another who is chosen another path than i would also accept 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 his in bolivia's capital paws your home good evening to you we know that morale us mr morales is now in mexico do we know why he received political asylum from mexico do we know the backstory there.

the government of mexico the government often underestimate the office of another is one of the few left wing governments in latin america and it's easy to understand why he went to there i mean he didn't have many many other choices maybe nicaragua by the cowboys maybe not the best now that most to peacefully place to go in this moment or maybe cuba but maybe everybody does it want to leave and they take their ship and then it is venice well and in terms of quality of life and security on political stability is not the best place to be so mexico was one of the last choices he cut i think you know they were open country wanted to offer him a see them so if you missed it 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. that is it to asian here or here in bolivia since last sunday it's been ups and down i mean on sunday when we knew about the evidence resignations resignation the city became a huge party i mean we had thousands and thousands of people in the streets partying saying in there were music everywhere fireworks it was a big party was on bendable and on sunday night it was the opposite there were a lot of tension. unrest in every department off the country on monday morning that the country woke up feel fear on uncertainty right now last night that the army had to join the police because there were thousands suffer supporters from ever made his comments without us on the day they they were they wanted to take up 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 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 know it definitely volatile in fluid in libya tonight you'll remember is reporting for us from the bolivian capital your home thank you well now to the middle east 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 guns of border people in southern and central israel word binds 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. choose de morning scene at the home of islamic jihad

senior commander abu atta. hours later islamic jihad fighters respond with a barrel of rocket attacks from. over the border in israel the warning sirens sound once again. israel's iron dome air defense system into seps 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 founds 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. on. 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. well 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 recall moral kits from gaza and more strikes and continued. the latest strike that killed 2 militants affiliated with islamic jihad apparently they were trying to launch rockets and so in total 5 philistines at least 2 of them affiliated with islamic jihad with 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 the street or but the bombs and explosions and then 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. calling and controlling the military wing of islamic jihad actually is where we simply accused him of standing behind fire and rockets specifically the one. of the rockets that attack dog when that and he was speaking. and campaigning for the elections free a month ago. his name appeared at the time i mean he was in well known he was a tack by israel there 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 off the commander of the north area in in. a was killed at the time but this was was injured and now he's not that old leader of his let me give you some other top leaders of the military wing but he seems like he's important to israel where do you think things are going to go from here as i'm 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 day they willing this has has an end very. i mean practically. islamic jihad is the 2nd military power in gaza strip the 1st one is how much how massive still is restraint mass didn't involve get involved and firing rockets into israel or participated in. it so that would make a difference

a big difference in this debate it means that we are in a long. or a large scale. of of exchange of fire with with but without that i think things will be limits it and the media tools will be able to control is that means you have to get back to that to us ok boucher with the latest from gaza city tonight thank you and here are some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world in hong kong fresh clashes have erupted between police and anti-government protesters demonstrators threw petrol bombs and police responded with tear gas during a protest outside hong kong's chinese university the clashes a part of the violence escalated in the territories months long protest movement spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez has signed in a dream it aimed at forming

a coalition government the deal will see his socialist join forces with the far left when you need us which is led by pablo iglesias the pair will still need support from smaller parties to secure a majority in parliament former u.s. president jimmy carter has undergone surgery after a series of falls the 95 year old needed the operation to relieve pressure from brain bleeding a spokesperson says there were no complications from that procedure. australian firefighters are on high alert for a catastrophic threat from bushfire it's dozens of fires are raging in the states of queensland and new south wales and they stretch almost a 1000 kilometers along the east coast from brisbane to sydney a residence in about 100000 homes near sydney are doing their best to take shelter after authorities warned that it is too late for them to leave their homes.

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 but we had just 10 it. really is a nice new. site. but the impact of climate change and recent weather patterns are against them. we saw the pick winds up to one above i declared as an hour with all the temperatures up into the hot 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 sidney graham fire retired and dropped by a plane covers everything on the outer edges of sydney's suburbs. but they're

already saying they're fighting a losing battle 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 wednesday of next week we simply aren't going to get the upper hand on all of these fars bushfires are 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 small nervous. you're watching t w news still to come aiming for gold to meet the young indian boy who's refusing to let a tragic accident get in the way of his dream that story coming up in just a moment. most schools in southern iraq are closed after teachers announced a general strike in support of the protest movement that has rocked the country now

for 6 weeks in recent days as security forces have sought to crackdown on rallies but protesters have kept going with sit ins in the south and across the capital baghdad. the 14th floor of this building used to be a turkish restaurant now this monstrous concrete structure from the saddam hussein era is a symbol of the protests in iraq a few weeks ago snipers fired on protesters from up here now the protesters themselves have occupied the building. has been scorching here since the beginning of october the 35 year old is unemployed and he sees little opportunity for himself in the country. the view from the roof looks out over teria square focal points of the protests against the greed and incompetence of the ruling class. the government has done nothing for us in the past 17 years we've been rogue. but the government

is proposing a series of reforms it hasn't hesitated to fire on citizens with tear gas and live ammunition leading political parties have reportedly vowed to crack down on the protests the price has been high 15 people were killed in just one weekend and hundreds injured because hospitals overwhelmed people are treated on the street. the worst thing is when patients are choking on nerve gas and we call stabilize the condition the jewels locking the limbs seize up. clashes have erupted on bridges leading to the government quarter as protesters try to enter the country's nerve center nobody is allowed to get close to the prime minister's office or the iranian embassy because even tehran has drawn the protesters ire iranian mullahs occupy key positions in iraq and control powerful

militias fearing a loss of influence the millers many believe want to massacre. there is no doubt though that directing operations in by done they control the entire security operates as they torture protesters with their own special methods it's all follows a certain script. in iraq it's all about oil money and power billions of stashed away in secret all the while infrastructure crumbles electricity cuts out water is contaminated and the education system is collapsing. cullen shimmery and his friends have had enough they want nothing less than radical change. to government presses on protests takes us hostage kills us it hasn't over this anything we need to be liberated and that human. revolution massacre iraq's future is unclear and so to the face of millions. the u.s.

supreme court has begun hearing arguments in the case which claims president donald trump's administration illegally ended the dreamer's program of that program allowed undocumented migrants brought to the u.s. as children to live in work in the u.s. legally the plan which is widely referred to as dhaka was introduced under the obama administration and it has shielded more than half a 1000000 young people from deportation. georgetown university in washington d.c. is where you've gone sally is 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 blogs 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 the president from ordered an end to dock in 2017th and 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 authorizations to live study and 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. back in georgetown is nervous about what the future holds but remains hopeful. i'm kind of numb to the whole point of is what's going to happen to that recipient 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 i think 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 turn it in. that's been my whole life and i think it will continue to be my whole life. and other doctor recipients will have to wait the decision from the supreme court is expected sometime before next summer. our sports news tennis great roger federer has put his bid for glory at the a.t.p. finals back on track he security straight sets win over italy's much better teenie the 38 year old took the 1st set of the round robin clash on a tie break the swiss maestro then for build to 63 in the 2nd set the prestigious tournament features the top men's player in the world. we're now to a story of human inspiration from india 112 year old boy there has racked up a number of swimming trophies which might not sound so rich markable except that abdul qadeer has no arms and national swim titles are not enough for he's already

set his sights on the 2024 paralympics. the water is up to could even doris' happy place. swimming has helped the young boy overcome big obstacles and made him an inspiration to many in his native india. at the age of 7 abdul qadeer lost both of his arms after an accident but he refused to let its life be ruled by it. so. when he was 7 years old my son accidentally touched a high voltage electric wire. we took him to a hospital in mumbai and doctors treated him for almost a week but they said the infection was spreading fast and that they had to amputate both his arms were saving his life with the priority but he had to lose his arms.

since the accident abdul qadeer has adjusted in all sorts of ways he does as homework using its feet and he is a smartphone that way too but it's clear that where he truly excels is in the water . and he set his eyes on a big goal. there but for men who are so livid that they're missing i lost my arms when i was in 2nd grade i had an infection that's spread to both arms when i was in hospital. but i love to swim. or i did boards and i want to win a gold medal for india in the olympics. it's more than just a day dream abdul qadeer is already a 3 time national swimming champion and she's got the medals to prove it but it requires hard work and determination from everyone involved that will be what is i mean i got in the beginning we were really at

a loss about how to teach him to swim. we didn't know how to support him unlike other kids we couldn't hold him by his shoulders if we could drop him into the water but taking him out was a challenge. but abdul qadeer was determined and nothing could stop him. he started to swim in just 10 to 12 days and learned how to climb up the ladder on his own. with he used to fall and get hurt. but in just a month he became independent in the pool. disease the possibility that will reportedly be. up till cardio is hoping to soon join an elite swimming institute and trying to qualify for the 2024 summer paralympics. that doesn't make you feel good. aren't here in berlin one of the city's most famous fathers has made a needed trip to the doctor's office

a team of veterinarians at the berlin zoo says that panda daddy chalte seeing underwent a c.t. scan after it was discovered one of his kidneys was smaller than the other earlier this year challenging became father to the 1st 2 panda cubs born in germany those cuddly comes there you see them are being cared for by their mother they're doing well and they hope daddy's kidneys arks it. you're watching you give me your news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for that.

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