this is d.w. news live from berlin grief turns to outrage in iran after the military admits it was behind the downing of a ukrainian a passenger jet protesters chant anti-government slogans and cruel thirty's liars for initially denying shooting down the plane on wednesday 176 people were killed and also coming up australian prime minister scott morrison admits he could have handled the country's bushfire crisis better another firefighter has died at

a local or he's warned that the danger is far from over. and thousands in thailand to join the so-called run against dictatorship to protest through bangkok talks demanding more democracy in the country opposing the military's influence in the government. and i'm pretty glad you could join me well angry protests have erupted in iran after the government admitted its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet killing 176 people now in the tech wrong a thousands of demonstrators many of them students slammed the government for initially denying that it was behind the disaster protesters say that changes needed to address people's grief and frustration. i wrote this to lawyers how many must step down the cry of anguish students in front of the amir could be a university and to run strong criticism of their. supreme leader. the

revolutionary guards are deployed. leave us alone at last the crowd chants. but the guards don't comply. tear gas is used to disperse the protesters. earlier iran's military commander in chief and tried to quell ill feeling the tragedy had left him inconsolable so many said. but for some the rain ians the headlines said it's all seamus said one. unforgivable read another alongside a list of the dead. back to find the denial and cover up over the past 3 days greatly added to the family's pain and suffering and to mine and many. us president donald trump tweeted in english and farsi a call for transparency seeing the world is watching those protests continue in

cities across iran all i use will be on the regime's reaction. now to some of the other stories making news around the world hopes for a ceasefire in libya has been shaken off to both sides in the conflict accused each other of continuing to fight there are reports of gunfire in the capital tripoli early on sunday morning the rebel libyan arab armed forces had announced that they would agree to a truce with the u.n. backed government. now at least 11 people have died in severe storms across central and southern parts of the united states the storm system produce tornadoes and heavy rains as well as ice lightning from the storm is suspect this have caused several homes. located on a the philippine capital manila has spewed a huge cloud of ash into the sky. i counted lightning was generated during the

discharge thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate from the area and flights to manila airport are being temporarily suspended there are no reports of injuries. but officials in the german city of dortmund have told up 214000 people to evacuate their homes in order for bombs to be just keys now for bombs dating back to world war 2 are believed to be buried nearby disposing of the era bombs it has received here in germany. well in australia another firefighter has died battling the country's devastating bushfires now this brings the death toll to $28.00 since the fire started 3 months ago you know after weeks of criticism australia's prime minister scott morrison now says that he made mistakes that his response to the crisis could have been better. the same as sales of the city opera house these days so often shrouded in smoke and now

a canvas carrying messages of thanks to the firefighters who battled the bushfires some losing their lives the latest victim a 60 year old forestry worker named bill slade. bill was working as a member of fatah false and yank less rest area. and he was struck by a train. to bushfires have left many so-called killer trees waiting to fall landscapes like these are the new normal in the country scorching summer and some australians are angry demanding their leaders take action to address the causes of the crisis now the embattled prime minister scott morrison has admitted some failures you know there are things that i could have handled on the ground much better there's a very war emotional environment and prime minister is a flesh and blood they wouldn't have engaged with put engagements like this

unwanted handshakes and called shoulders when confronted by critics morris and now says he shouldn't have holidayed in hawaii in the heat of the crisis and after months of equivocating a clear comment on the links between climate change and the fires. quanah charge it is the government's policy has obviously impacted on the long haul to draw some a sleaze and that's the advice we've received and that that is not contested that is the position of the government ok let there be no dispute about that as the fire call outs continue the prime minister has promised a royal commission to review the crisis but there's no announcement of any change to the country's carbon emissions targets or its reliance on fossil fuels. some australians want to see more substance and less smoke. well 10 years ago haiti was hit by a massive earthquake that leveled much of the capital port au prince an estimated 200000 people were killed another one and a half 1000000 when the us we visit

a school now that was devastated to see how the country is coping 10 years on. haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere politically unstable and virtually bankrupt a nation torn apart by violence and battling for survival 10 years on from the devastating earthquake we visit an aid project in the capital port au prince we talked to aid workers and some of the nuns running a new school they will never forget the horror of the earthquake which struck on january 12th 2010 their school which once stood here was totally destroyed more than 100 pupils teachers and nuns were killed sisters israel was one of the lucky survivors. which i was trapped in it's the rubble and i was afraid i would die. because i just focused on trying to keep breathing

this. was buried for 2 days without food or water but managed to cling on most of the others died. the 10th anniversary of the disaster brings back painful memories. some of the nuns died they just had no chance in the earthquake. these are some of the children who were pulled dead from the rubble. after the school roof collapsed and fell on them. yes we had to bury them straight away. there was no way of refrigerating their bodies. right. the old school is no longer there the new school is like a shining beacon in the midst of overwhelming poverty rebuilt with the help of

donations from germany. 17000000 euros has been invested here and the school has nearly 1300 pupils. students aged 3 to 20 have a chance to build a future for themselves. at least for a few hours the children can leave behind the brutal reality of life in haiti here they're safe and have enough to eat which is often not the case at home. many of haiti's population of $11000000.00 have to get by on less than a dollar a day aid workers say more and more people are going hungry sister mary makes regular visits to pupils and their families in the poorer areas comforting words keep hopes and dreams alive for children like little.

now i want to be a doctor. because doctors look after poor and sick people. to move that. haiti is a broken land sliding deeper into a destructive spiral of poverty violence and political crisis. society the opposition and business leaders are calling for change people have been demonstrating for months but there's no sign of any solution. well thousands of runners in thailand's capital bangkok has been taking part in a 4 kilometer race to show their discontent with the government now it's called the run against dictatorship and the protest is highlighting what they see as a content you a shadow of military rule the event also comes a response from a fosse already is to ban thailand's most outspoken opposition party called future forward. his son hasn't come up yet but they are already out in droves patiently

waiting to register for their protest right. peter song graham and her brother are not even keen runners but they both feel they're taking part in something important something long overdue but. it's time for us to come out here and you know spread the word so we would like to do something about the situation that thailand is facing. 9 months after the elections thailand has made little headway in restoring democracy after the last military coup systematic obstruction and intimidation of any opposition continue that's why the organizers formally staged to run rather than a rally. but they just do anything anyway to prevent us from like arranging the event that we can speak out but they say that this country is democracy but you know the thing that they did to us is not. just after 6 am the one who's embark on

their 4 kilometer raised up one to house people and not so subtle japanese prime minister employee of china china who goes by the nickname uncle to roger i know that for your will the. time out on your ongoing grandkids is the star amongst the protesters the charismatic future forward leader has been under heavy pressure since his newly formed party won and france if 80 seats in last year's elections. you can feel the. i go up to people you can feel the disappointment of the people and i think. it's it's an widing saw. you be if the current government lost the. tunnel tones pati most certainly and later this month thailand's constitutional court is widely expected to ban future for what was spurious accusations even though they dissolve of

a padi. dispirit continuous destructo continues saw we are not watered we will continue always struck go i last until we get our democratic thailand back we would not stop despite last year's elections thailand's democracy still leaves a lot to be desired and the political climate is getting increasingly tense today's event although it's been a fun atmosphere has revived memories of the street protests that have plagued the thai capital repeatedly over the past 2 decades protests that led to 2 military coups talents political fate could be hanging in the balance and might be decided in the streets yet again ah all right to sports news now and in tennis novak djokovic helped seal a victory for the a in the inaugural 80 cuffing sydney off his feet in his long time spanish rival rafael nadal now after the singles results the tie one won

a doubles match to side with the title djokovic partnered with a victim tryouts spades pavlo cat in your book and lopez 6364. all right well enough less extend his run execute ruto set a world record on the road at a 10000 meters event in valencia that's in spain on sunday knocking 14 is seconds off the previous mark now the world championship bronze medalists clocked 26 minutes 24 seconds the astonishing run by the 20 year old also included him breaking the 5 kilometer road wall record after he crossed the half way point off the race in 13 minutes 18 both times are pending official ratification we are watching the news coming up next as world stories including a report a bout a russian ballet star from the countryside rob you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that is d.w. dot com i have a home for him but it thanks for your company i'll see you very soon by the now.

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